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Will the pound go higher?
Well dear readers, the pound has fallen considerably in 2016. According to Bank of England data the Pound Sterling TWI (Trade Weighted Index) has fallen by over 10% this year. Looking at all the events up ahead this trend could easily continue as other currencies find favour and investors dump the pound.
2016 was always going to be a tough year with the UK Referendum and Chinese market worries predicted to impact exchange rates. With the UK economy we have a number of worries to look out for including the lower GDP than the rest of the world and the strong likelihood of very low Inflation. This all points to a much weaker pound in 2016 than the last year!
Next week we have the latest UK Inflation and Unemployment data but there are other important releases from around the world which will impact GBP exchange rates. Notably Eurozone Inflation data on Tuesday and then the European Central Bank (ECB) Interest Rate decision and Press Conference on Thursday. If buying or selling Euros then this release will be very important to you. The Euro has improved buy over 12 cent against sterling in the last 6 weeks, this trend is causing headaches for Euro buyers and is present unbelievable opportunities for clients selling Euros for pounds. If you are selling Euros following a property sale in the Eurozone and wish for some assistance with the planning and execution of any deals please email me email@example.com for more information which I am sure you will find very useful.
GBPEUR Range for January 1.25-1.33 GBPUSD Range for January 1.36-1.45 GBPAUD Range for January 2.01-2.10 GBPNZD Range for January 2.15-2.25
The USD is now at a 6 year high against the pound which is a level which could yet improve. A 12 year low on Oil prices is worrying global investors who are buying the USD. This trade by investors is being made yet more attractive by the prospect of the US raising Interest Rates again in the future.
All of these events are construing to cause the pound to lose lots of value. If you are buying or selling the pound the market is still adjusting to the worries surrounding the UK Referendum and trying to make sense of events in China. These events are not going to just disappear overnight so making some plans and understanding your options is more important than ever. For a quick evaluation of your situation and analysis of some options that might suit you best please email me Jonathan on firstname.lastname@example.com
I have worked as a specialist currency broker for 8 years assisting private clients and businesses with their international currency exchanges. I am very sure I can offer you some useful information which will help you in any decision making plus offer a rate which will save you money over other options. Even if you have a system in place double checking your rate and getting a second opinion could be worthwhile.
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Economic data coming up that may impact your currency exchange – Data for those with GBP,EUR,USD, CAD,CHF,NZD and AUD interest
Tomorrow morning to start the ball rolling we have U.K unemployment data which is expected to remain at 5.6% – Any change to this will lead to a volatile start to the morning for Sterling exchange rates.
I have outlined other important data of interest but I would say the main talking point of the week has to be the Federal Reserve Interest rate decision, monetary policy statement and press conference att released on Thursday evening at 19:00pm.
Speculators and investors around the world will be watching to see if there will be any movements in interest rates either imminently or in the coming months for the States.
Personally I feel this is a week where limit orders come into play for anyone looking to buy or sell currency during the course of the week. A limit order is where you can set a specific rate you wish to achieve with us and should it become available even for a matter of seconds then your currency will be bought out automatically for you and we will contact you to let you know.
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Chinese impact on the pound! Will sterling keep falling now?
The Chinese impact on sterling exchange rates has been fairly pronounced with exceptional volatility on the stock market and also the pound. Essentially the worries in China have stoked fears that the UK will not be raising interest rates any time soon, perhaps for years! This has weakened sterling as investors seek alternative investments with their money. The volatility in the market is truly exceptional as everyone awaits China's next move which could very easily tip the scales one way or the other. I expect the pound is going to continue to suffer and that anyone who needs to buy a foreign currency with the pound should move sooner rather than later.
What happens next will be largely determined by the Chinese who are key to making an impact on financial markets. If you wish to buy or sell the pound please get in touch with us to learn more about the latest forecast. Economic data has been quite positive for the pound in the last month increasing expectations the UK would raise interest rates. However the latest Chinese developments have really upset this balance presenting an amazing opportunity to buy the more risky currencies such as the Rand, AUD and NZD.
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Pound Sterling Forecast – Upcoming data that may affect your exchange rate (Daniel Wright)
The Pound has had a funny week against most majors, remaining in the 1.34-1.35 range against the Euro, (albeit with some quite volatile moments) gaining ground back against the Dollar and pushing higher against the antipodean currencies (AUD,NZD,ZAR) even seeing the Sterling/Australian Dollar rate testing the level of 2.
One important matter that could really lead to an extremely lively start to the week is the issue with Greece. Whispers are that they are close to securing a debt deal which may bring a little certainty back to the Eurozone and confidence to the Euro, which in turn may lead to Euro strength at the start of the week.
Overnight on Monday night we also have the RBA (Reserve Bank of Australia) meeting minutes from their last interest rate decision which may give indications as to what the next move is and could really give the Australian Dollar some fairly sharp movements out of hours.
If you have been waiting to buy your Australian Dollars at a rate of 2 then a limit order may be a sensible approach. This is where you can set an order to buy automatically if the achievable rate becomes 2 or better and can be really handy as data comes out from both economies day and night so it means that any sharp movements will be taken advantage of on your behalf. If you feel that this type of order may be beneficial to you then feel free to email me directly on email@example.com and I will be happy to get back to you personally.
Tuesday will bring inflation data for the U.K which has been a fairly important talking point for Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney over the past few months as the figure continues to drop steadily with major thanks to falling oil prices. An even lower figure will possibly weaken Sterling off a little as concerns of deflation will no doubt rise and although yesterday Carney said in his inflation report that rates would not rise until at least 2016 this could still just concrete that thought a little more.
An interest rate hike is generally seen as positive for the currency concerned and a drop in rates negative so whenever an interest rate hike is pushed back you can see a currency drop in value.
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Greek elections lead to further Euro weakness – Dollar breaks 1.50 (Daniel Wright)
Greek elections show Syrizia victory – Further Euro weakness
Well we have certainly seen an extremely busy start to the year as far as the currency markets go and this weekend did not fail to add to the drama.
Yesterday Greece voted in favour of the far left group Syrizia who have been saying throughout the campaign that they would aim to re-negotiate the Greek debt package. On top of this they have also suggested even looking to leave the Eurozone which would cause even further problems in an already stumbling economy.
What this brings is yet further uncertainty to the Euro both politically and in an economic sense which can tend to weaken a currency fairly significantly.
If you also consider the fact that it was only last week that the Eurozone introduced a huge QE (Quantitative Easing) plan then it is absolutely no surprise at all that the Euro has found itself well and truly out of fashion and has weakened significantly this year against Sterling and the Dollar.
As it stands it would cost almost £8,500 less to buy €200,000 today than it would have cost at the turn of the year which is certainly nothing to be sniffed at.
If you are looking to purchase a property overseas this year and you want to take advantage of current buying levels then there is a great option available to you known as a forward contract. This useful contract option allows you to lock into a rate of exchange for anything up to a year in advance, paying merely a small deposit initially and then the balance on or before whichever date has been agreed, this is absolutely vita if you are working to a fairly tight budget. Feel free to email me (Daniel Wright) directly on email@example.com with a contact number and I will be more than happy to call you personally.
Dollar breaks 1.50 – Antipodean weakness
Trading on Friday also saw Sterling drop through the 1.50 mark against the Dollar and I personally would not be surprised to see this run continue. In times of global uncertainty the Dollar can quite often become the main benefactor and it appears that this is happening again. On top of this the antipodean and perceived 'riskier' currencies (AUD, NZD and ZAR) are starting to weaken off again.
With Europe finally showing huge cracks appearing and more uncertainty than England's batsmen in the cricket, along with terribly sad news over the weekend that Islamic state have now potentially killed a Japanese hostage there is a huge shift in global attitude to risk so a flight to safety to the Dollar is well and truly underway.
GDP figure for the U.K due out on Tuesday
Apart from the fallout from one of the most important weeks in the history of the Euro one key piece of data for the U.K is due out on Tuesday morning at 09:30am. The release is our GDP (Gross Domestic Product) figure for the last quarter of 2015. GDP basically measures how much an economy grew or shrank during a specific period and expectations are for the quarter to have shown a slight drop from 0.7% to 0.6% so any change to this may lead to an extremely volatile day for the Pound to add to what is lined up to be an exceptionally busy week.
Sterling report and forecast
GBP EUR The Pound has still remained fairly range bound against the Euro over the past week of trading even with the vastly expected interest rate cut from the European Central bank yesterday afternoon. I would imagine this cut would have already been priced into the market. Sterling Euro exchange rates are still very close to a 16 month high so if you are looking to send money overseas for a property purchase or any other reason, then now is still a great time to buy.
GBP USD Again fairly static, the Pound has failed to make any major movements against the Dollar throughout the week, making minor gains yesterday following the ECB announcement.
We do have U.S Non-Farm payroll data due out today at 13:30pm which can actually be quite a large market mover. Non-Farm Payroll data measures the number of people in Non-agricultural employment over in the States and can actually have an effect on all major currencies as it affects global attitude to risk so this is one to watch out for.
GBP CHF The Swiss Franc took a bit of a hit during the course of trading yesterday afternoon due to the ECB announcement and moved by over 1% creating a small buying opportunity. Indeed the rate has already come all the way back down which still suggests that the Swiss Franc is well in favour so may come back a little in the coming weeks.
GBP AUD Seemingly at a pivotal point of 1.80 at present, the Pound and Australian Dollar are having a battle which is much less one sided than the Ashes. Personally I still think the Pound has gains to make in the coming months however this is one to approach with a little caution as calls for AUD weakness by the RBA and Government do not quite seem as rife as a few months back.
GBP NZD Sterling has made good gains against the New Zealand Dollar recently edging closer to the psychological level of 2 NZD to the Pound. Personally I would be tempted at placing a limit order at this level if I had any currency exchange to carry out involving buying New Zealand Dollars. A limit order is where you can set a particular level that you wish to achieve and should this level become available at any point 24 hours a day then the currency is bought out automatically for you, very handy with a currency pairing that can make sharp moves overnight!
GBP ZAR The Pound has edged closer to 18 in the last week or so, this currency pairing really is moving around a lot on a day to day basis though so you must be wary that within the matter of a few days the exchange rate has been moving by quite a few per cent.
Data out next week to watch out for:
Industrial and Manufacturing figures for the U.K @9.30am
NIESR GDP Estimate @ 3pm
U.K Unemployment figures @ 09:30am
New Zealand Interest Rate Decision @ 10:00pm
Australian Unemployment figures @ 02:30am
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Sterling hits close to 1.22 against the Euro and 1.69 against the US dollar (Mike Vaughan)
Sterling has had a mixed day against the Euro hitting just shy of 1.22 following the release of the Euro Zone's latest inflation figures that showed a further contraction to 0.7% down from the forecast figure of 0.8% and putting more pressure on the zone as a whole from deflation. This has created the best buy levels against the single currency in over a month and could be an opportunity for Euro buyers.
Looking at the US dollar and the pound has also had a strong day pushing through 1.69 against the greenback putting levels at the highest since August 2009. The US dollar took a hit as GDP figures earlier this afternoon disappointed coming in at 1.3% down from the forecast of 1.7% – this will make this afternoons FED interest rate decision and accompanying statement interesting viewing. Also look out for tomorrow's initial jobless claims data and Friday's non-farm payroll figures.
Looking at other currencies and the pound pushed through 1.82 against the Aussie Dollar and nearly 1.97 against the Kiwi Dollar.
To finish off the week the most important data from the UK in my view will be Friday's PMI construction figures at 09:30. Expected to post a fall from 62.5 to 62 and could lead to tougher day for sterling to close off what otherwise has been a good week from the pounds point of view.
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"After nearly a year and a half of civil war and political turmoil, a Libyan criminal justice system that has barely begun to come to terms with the country's past may be in danger of emulating its old mistakes, jurists and human rights activists warn.
Scores of former deputies of Colonel Muammer Gaddafi's regime are held in special prisons and languish without trial or access to legal counsel. An estimated 9,000 other lower-ranking suspected war criminals are also being held in militia-run detention centres awaiting referral to a court system just beginning to get on its feet.
"After the judiciary system is back and running then they are ready to hand over prisoners so they can go through trials," said Ali Sallabi, a leading Muslim cleric who has tried to foster reconciliation efforts between former regime supporters and the current authorities.
But the emergence of special courts for former regime insiders has lead to fears among some jurists that a parallel, politically-motivated special court system overseen by carefully vetted judges is already beginning to rise from the ashes of the former regime.
A prison and courtroom complex in Tripoli – known simply as the Rehabilitation Facility – is one of three in the country housing and trying high profile members of Col Gaddafi's former regime. So far, only one of the defendants held here, Abuzeid Dorda, former external intelligence chief, has been brought to trial.
On a recent Tuesday, armed security officials escorted Mr Dorda to a defendants' cage in front of a panel of judges. Prosecutors claimed they had witness testimony and wiretap recordings showing Mr Dorda had supplied weapons and ammunitions to fellow tribesmen to crush a rebellion in the country's western mountains.
"I haven't had a chance to sit down with my attorneys so that we are on the same page on a defence," Mr Dorda pleaded. "Seven months of incarceration, being moved from one place to another, and I've still not had a chance to sit with my attorneys."
His case was quickly adjourned until August 28.
Prison officials insist the rehabilitation facilities – the other two are in Benghazi and Misurata – protect former officials from harm and prevent the need to drive them in armed convoys along city streets.
"We're dealing with very clear-cut cases of crimes during the revolution," insists Othman al-Gilani, a former car dealer turned revolutionary who is now a spokesman at the Rehabilitation Facility. "In most cases, they carry these crimes on their backs."
But some worry that former revolutionaries are creating separate tribunals which abide by their own rules, just as they have created parallel security forces under the ministries of defence and interior.
Judges trying cases at the Rehabilitation Facility must be vetted by a special "integrity" commission of the supreme court to make sure they were not former regime supporters.
There are also indications that standards of evidence for the defendants may be lower at the rehabilitation facilities than at other courts, which are sometimes unable to try cases against former regime insiders because documents were damaged during last year's conflict.
"We are against the formation of special courts," said Mohamed Abdul-Salaam Enwaji, chief judge of the North Tripoli Court of First Instance. "The defendants don't have confidence in these courts. It's as if the judges were chosen specifically to go after them."
Libya's legal system came under heightened international scrutiny after officials of the International Criminal Court were detained for nearly a month on charges of passing sensitive materials to Seif al-Islam Gaddafi during a recent visit.
Despite the doubts of international legal experts, Libyans insist they can try former regime stalwarts, including Seif al-Islam, on their own soil and have sought the extradition of former officials hiding abroad.
Libyan jurists say their government is unlikely to emulate the justice system of Col Gaddafi's regime, which featured several layers of parallel justice, including a "People's Court" and a "Revolutionary Court".
But there is growing concern about the way the mechanism for trying the former regime stalwarts could mushroom, especially if authorities decide to expand its mandate to include crimes committed during Col Gaddafi's rule or by low-level offenders.
"The right thing to do is to try these guys in the normal court, with each case assigned to the judge whose turn it happens to be, not to form special courts," said Saleh Merghani, a celebrated Libyan human rights lawyer.
Despite the destruction of court buildings and police stations, and the documentary evidence they contained, legal experts say the ordinary criminal justice system is creaking back to life.
But it has so far refrained from taking up politically sensitive cases, including crimes by revolutionary militias. This may be because judges have been threatened and are scared to oversee controversial cases. "Some judges have had their homes burnt down," Mr Enjawi said. "They have been attacked, threatened."
There are also fears that some judges are Gaddafi loyalists. A purge of former regime remnants would bolster the revolutionaries' confidence in the justice system, but many wonder who would adjudicate such cases.
Mr Merghani, who has sought justice for torture victims of the revolutionary militias as well as those killed by former regime operatives, says the Libyan legal system needs reform not dismantling. "It needs inspection and some repair," he said. "We need to get better judges, to make the judges feel secure and independent. What Libya needs is a careful restructuring, not a full-scale purge." »
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Zack Wilson's unassisted second-period goal proved the game-winner as the Mid-Isle Matrix beat the Eastern Express 3-1 on Tuesday in Cornwall and advanced to the P.E.I. Irving Oil Bantam AAA Hockey League final.
Mid-Isle, the third-seeded team, won the best-of-five semifinal 3-1 and face the top-seeded Prince County Warriors in the final. The schedule for the best-of-fives series is yet to be determined.
After a scoreless first period, Keegan Mitchell gave the Express a 1-0 lead 11 minutes into the second with an assist by Logan Kelly-Murphy.
But six minutes later Nathan Mahar (1-1) and Wilson scored during a 1:28 span lifting Mid-Isle to a 2-1 advantage against the second-seeded Express.
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- 946.36 ml stemmed and washed concord grapes
- 177.44 ml sugar
- 22.18 ml lemon juice
- 4.92 ml quick-cooking tapioca
- 9 inch pastry dough, plus extra for lattice topping
- Slip grape pulp from skins into a bowl and reserve the skins.
- Cook pulp until the seeds loosen slightly, thn press through a collander or food mill to remove seeds.
- Combine the resulting pulp with the skins, sugar, juice and tapioca.
- Fill the pie shell and cover with lattice pastry.
- Bake for 10 minutes at 450 degrees, then lower to 350 degrees and bake 20 minutes more.
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Not enough tapioca for thickening this pie....probably should read 2-3 tablespoon as that is standard with juicy fruits that are used for pie
Well, I'm not going to rate this because I think there may be something wrong with the recipe. I followed the instructions exactly and the pie was very liquidy even after cooking for an additional 25 minutes. The crust was golden and it looked pretty set in the middle, but when I cut into it, it was like a river. It was, however, very tasty and we ate it despite the consistency. The crust was done completely, which made me very happy because there is nothing worse than gooey pie crust that is undercooked. Hopefully I can try this again with better results next time.


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The Cincinnati Bengals have locked up just their third winning record in the last 21 years and are one win away from a playoff bid, but the team's biggest victory this season would be getting fans to show up.
With paltry attendance marking an impressive season in Cincinnati, Bengals players are now asking for fans to turn out for the team's home finale against AFC North rival Baltimore next Sunday.
"I just want to thank the fans who were out there today," defensive tackle Domata Peko said Saturday. "We really felt you guys out there, and that helped us out big time. I really want to encourage all of the Cincinnati fans to come out and cheer us on as we try to make the playoffs."
If the Bengals (9-6) can knock off the Ravens (11-4), Cincinnati would be headed to the playoffs and in search of its first postseason victory since the 1990 season.
Only 41,273 fans showed up on a sunny, 38-degree afternoon to watch the breakthrough 23-16 victory over Arizona on Saturday. Paul Brown Stadium, with a 65,500-seat capacity, was more than one-third empty.
A big part in the Bengals' change in fortune on the field this year has been rookie quarterback Andy Dalton, who also is lobbying for an audience.
"It's going to be a big week, and we're going to need everyone to come out and support us," Dalton said. "Everyone in Cincinnati needs to come out for this big game."
Even coach Marvin Lewis has taken to calling upon the fans.
"The crowd really affected the game with the noise, and I'm sure they'll be anxious to get here next Sunday as we play for something special," Lewis said Saturday.
However, two decades of playing losing football has the Bengals proud of what they've accomplished for the sake of both the city and the franchise, but also looking for support from a tortured fan base.
"I'm just happy for the team and the city of Cincinnati," cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones said. "The fans did a great job getting behind us, and we need all of you this week. We need the fans this week. Who Dey! Please come support us.
"I'm Adam Jones, and I approved this message."
On Monday, the Bengals attempted to lure fans by offering a buy-one, get-one-free ticket offer to season ticket holders for Sunday's game against Baltimore.
The team sold a "couple thousand" tickets Monday morning, said Jeff Berding, the team's director of ticket sales.
"We have a lot of tickets to sell," Berding said. "The response has been great."
If the team doesn't sell out with this promotion restricted to season ticket holders, it will consider a discount offer to the public.
After Saturday's win, Bengals players practically begged fans to fill the stadium for the final game.
"We had a very enthusiastic stadium last week," Lewis said Monday. "I tell these guys, 'I can't wait to see us play.' I think people that haven't seen us play in person will have a good time. We'll do some incredible things. We'll do some things I wish we didn't quite do, I'll tell you that. But we'll do some incredible things. It will be a good football game."
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Dying Room Only
Release Date: January 1st, 1973
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A woman is placed in serious jeopardy after her husband mysteriously disappears from the washroom of a run-down diner.
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National story teller Valerie Tutson, uses international songs and stories to teach life lessons.
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A statistical look at the Bruins' win over the Devils
|10.17.10 at 10:34 am ET
The Bruins went into Newark and beat the Devils with a well-balanced offensive attack and impressive goaltending from 36-year-old Tim Thomas in a 4-1 win. Each line contributed a goal — Milan Lucic, Jordan Caron, Michael Ryder, and Shawn Thornton represented lines one through four on the scoring sheet — and Thomas' 31 saves helped him outduel Martin Brodeur in a battle of Vezina-winning netminders. Here's a closer statistical look at the victory.
– Nathan Horton led the Bruins with five shots on goal, and after three games, Zdeno Chara has the most on the team with 13. Offensively, here's how many shots on Brodeur each line produced (naturally, this stat doesn't take into account special teams bids, but it still gives you a good idea. Defensemen are not included).
First line (11): Lucic (2, G) – Krejci (4, A) – Horton (5, A)
Second line (3): Caron (1, G) – Bergeron (2) – Wheeler (0)
Third line (6): Recchi (1, A) – Seguin (1, A) – Ryder (4, G)
Fourth line (6): Marchand (3, A) – Campbell (0, A) – Thornton (3, G)
The most alarming number that should come from this is that the fourth line had twice as many shots on goal as the second line. With his goose egg on Saturday, Blake Wheeler now has just two shots on goal in his last two games. His play throughout the preseason and to this point has been much improved from where it was a year ago, but he'll need to focus more on putting pucks on net, as he did five times in the season-opener.
– After going 0-for-3 with a man advantage, the Bruins' power play is now 1-for-11 on the season, good for a 9.1 power play percentage, which is 24th in the league. Killing off four penalties effectively helped the Bruins push their penalty kill percentage up 85.7, good for 13th in the NHL.
– The first line has been consistently productive on the young season, with Lucic, David Krejci, and Horton all registering points in each game. Horton leads with the team with three goals and Krejci leads the B's with four assists.
– Not to overreact to a two-game sample size, but this is statistically the best start Thomas has gotten off to in such a short stretch. He leads the league in broth goals against average (0.50) and save percentage (.984). Fellow Hockey East product Jonathan Quick of the Kings (0.97) is the only other goalie in the league with a sub-1.00 GAA. The problem, of course, is that Thomas is splitting time with the guy who led both categories last season in Tuukka Rask.
– Caron's minutes certainly appear to be on the upswing, as the rookie followed up last Sunday's 9:42 of ice time with 13:01 on Saturday.
Ilya Kovalchuk, you don't want a piece of Tim Thomas, or Jack Edwards
|10.17.10 at 3:13 am ET
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Bruins beat Devils, 4-1
|10.16.10 at 9:18 pm ET
For the second straight game, it took until the second period for the Bruins to come alive offensively, but once they did, it was substantial enough to seal a victory. The B's responded to a 1-0 Devils lead with four unanswered goals — one from each line — in the second off Martin Brodeur and hung on for a 4-1 victory at the Prudential Center.
Notable individual feats were accomplished for the Bruins, as Jordan Caron picked up his first NHL goal, Tyler Seguin had his first career assist, and Nathan Horton picked up his 300th career point in assisting Milan Lucic's tally.
Tim Thomas earned the victory for the Bruins, following up a shutout last Sunday with a 31-save effort.
– It was good to see Caron get his first career goal out of the way. The 19-year-old struggled with confidence and over-thinking things as the preseason wore on, and was a scratch in the season-opener as a result. After Mark Recchi and Patrice Bergeron took notice, Bergeron, who has served as a mentor for the rookie, took Caron out for dinner and Prague to remind him that he'd be fine if he stuck to his game. The two have been linemates since Sunday's 3-0 victory and the jitters seem to be a thing of the past.
– There weren't any real struggles for Seguin in the preseason, but it's still greatly encouraging to see the rookie center do more than his specialty in scoring. Seguin's pass to set up Michael Ryder's go-ahead goal in the second provided proof of two things: that the second overall pick is already making a big impact and that the chemistry between Seguin and Ryder, who had a down year last season, is something that could very well take off.
– It won't be every game that the Brad Marchand – Gregory Campbell – Shawn Thornton line puts together a well-executed goal on Martin Brodeur, so let's give credit where credit is due. It was Thornton's first goal since the second game of last season, a 7-2 win over the Hurricanes at home.
– It will be very interesting to see how Claude Julien handles the decision of who starts in net for Tuesday, because Tim Thomas continued to prove on Saturday that he is no backup goalie. The 2008-09 Vezina winner stood on his head at various points of the night and kept it a close game in the early going.
Thomas made 31 saves on the night, doing so six days after stopping all 29 shots he faced in last Sunday's 3-0 shutout over the Coyotes. Dainius Zubrus scored the lone Devils goal on a rebound in the second period.
– Yes, it is but three games into the season, but the power play in its small sample size has not provided much to write home about. With the team's 0-for-3 showing with the man advantage on Saturday, the Bruins are now 1-for-11 on the season, with Nathan Horton's power-play goal in the third period of last Saturday's 5-2 loss their lone saving grace.
To stick with special teams, the penalty kill was quite impressive, with Bergeron, Zdeno Chara, and Johnny Boychuk looking very sharp in killing off a 5-on-3 to end the first period.
– After having just two last Sunday, Blake Wheeler went all of Saturday without a shot on net. Wheeler didn't exactly have a poor showing on Saturday, but he'll need to read a certain Wayne Gretzky quote if he wants to improve on his 18-goal mark from last season.
Bruins up 4-1 after two
|10.16.10 at 8:32 pm ET
How does four unanswered goals sound? Good enough for the Bruins to have blown the game open in the second.
Jordan Caron scored his first career goal by crashing the net and burying a rebound past Martin Brodeur, while Tyler Seguin got rid of the puck just before getting crushed on the boards and setting up a bang-bang Michael Ryder goal in the process. Shawn Thorton and Milan Lucic also put pucks past Brodeur, and with Dainius Zubrus registering a his first goal of the season for the Devils, it's a 4-1 game after two periods.
Neither team drew a penalty in the period, though the Bruins began the period shorthanded as they killed off the final two seconds Blake Wheeler and Brad Marchand's first-period penalties for holding and kneeing, respectively. One play that stood out for the shorthanded Bruins was when a bid from Blake Wheeler and David Krejci led to a 3-on-1 for the Devils that was silenced when Tim Thomas stoned Ilya Kovalchuk.
Bruins and Devils scoreless after one
|10.16.10 at 7:40 pm ET
The Bruins and Devils both treaded water in the first period of what one would expect to be a low-shooting and low-scoring game. As such, the shots are 11-8 in favor of the Devils in a scoreless game.
The Devils were comically clumsy in the offensive zone, but that's not to say that they didn't have their chances. Tim Thomas twice had to make sprawling saves reminiscent of his Vezina days to keep it scoreless.
The Bruins took three penalties in the period, with Blake Wheeler (holding) and Brad Marchand (kneeing) penalties overlapping for a period-ending 5-on-3. Marchand was called for a questionable knee-on-knee hit on Dainius Zubrus. The Bruins went 0-for-1 on the power play, with a Tyler Seguin wrister off the glove of Martin Brodeur perhaps the closest they came to getting on the board.
David Krejci and Michael Ryder had two goals apiece in the first period, with Andrew Ference batting at a floating rebound from a Krejci shot and unable to make solid contact.
Daniel Paille, Adam McQuaid, and Brian McGrattan scratched vs. Devils
|10.16.10 at 6:54 pm ET
Brian McGrattan is a scratch for his first potential game as a member of the Bruins. McGrattan was on a tryout with the team during the team's two games in Prague before being inked to a one-year deal on Monday.
Forward Daniel Paille and defenseman Adam McQuaid will also take in Saturday night's game vs. the Devils from the stands. McQuaid was scratched for both Prague games, while a poor showing in last Saturday's 5-2 season-opening loss to the Coyotes led to his being scratched on Sunday. Based on practice this week, the following lines can be expected.
Lucic – Krejci – Horton
Caron – Bergeron – Wheeler
Recchi – Seguin – Ryder
Marchand – Campbell – Thornton
Zdeno Chara and Johnny Boychuk were paired on Friday, with Dennis Seidenberg/Mark Stuart and Andrew Ference/Matt Hunwick making up the other pairings. Tim Thomas is starting in goal.
Thomas to start Saturday
|10.16.10 at 11:56 am ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien told reporters Saturday that Tim Thomas, who is coming off a shutout in his season debut last Sunday, will be the starting goaltender when the Bruins take on the Devils on Saturday night.
Thomas, 36, made 29 saves against the Coyotes in the 3-0 victory in Prague, his 18th career shutout. Tuukka Rask, meanwhile, allowed four goals in the team's season-opening 5-2 loss.
The game will be the Bruins first since returning from Prague, where they picked up two points in the two-game set with Phoenix. The Devils, on the other hand, have just three points in five games and lost on Friday night to the Avalanche.


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The South Street Seaport's Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place on Fulton Street on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2ND at 5:45pm in honor of Giving Tuesday. The event will feature live music performances by featured artists, family fun and much more! Make sure you get to the Seaport at 4pm to collect your Xyloband* so you can help us #LightTheSeaport (*while supplies last).
Hosted by FOX 5's Steve Lacy:
In January of 2013, Lacy was named anchor of the Fox 5 News at 5 and 10PM on WNYW-TV, the Fox Television flagship station in New York City. Prior to his move to nights, he co-anchored Good Day Wakeup and Good Day Early Call on Fox 5 from 4:30 - 7AM M-F. He also would report for Good Day New York with Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto. You can follow Steve on Twitter @stevenlacy.
?uestlove is the unmistakable heartbeat of The Roots, Philadelphia's most influentialhip-hop band. Beyond that, this Grammy award-winning musician's undisputablereputation has landed him musical directing positions with everyone from D'Angelo toEminem to Jay-Z. He boasts production credits for Al Green, Erykah Badu, Joss Stone,Justin Timberlake and D'Angelo, among many others. His uncanny ear for picking theperfect song for the perfect moment landed him the position of musical director of TheDave Chapelle Show. His beloved Roots crew serves as house band for the all-newTonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. And now, ?uestlove is an author. His memoir, "MoMeta Blues" hit bookshelves in June 2013 with his follow-up publication "Soul Train:The Music, Dance and Style of a Generation" debuting in October 2013.
?uestlove is the modern day mayor of soul music. No matter what the style, when?uestlove gets behind the decks, people dance until the lights come on. And even then,they don't want to go home.
Bebe Rexha
Music fans may still be getting familiar with Bebe Rexha's name, but they've already grown to love her sound. She's the songwriter behind a monster hit and has upcoming collaborations with some of the biggest names in music. With the release of her single, "I Can't Stop Drinking About You," a song that MTV calls a "certifiable smash," 2014 is shaping up to be the year Bebe Rexha takes center stage.
Bebe is a first-generation Albanian-American from Brooklyn. Her major break into the music industry was as the front-woman for Pete Wentz's Black Cards project, where she honed her talents opening up for acts like Travis McCoy, Panic at The Disco and Bon Jovi. In 2012, Wentz decided to fold the project to refocus his attention on his group Fall Out Boy, and Bebe found herself doubting her direction. She channeled those emotions into "Monster Under My Bed," a dark, hypnotizing track produced by Frequency. "It was a breakthrough for me because I felt like I was accepting myself, my anxiety, the panic, all my flaws," Bebe says. Eminem remade "Monster Under My Bed" into "The Monster," featuring Rihanna. The song spent five weeks at #1 and sold a massive 3 million copies. Fans soon discovered Bebe's original demo online, and the buzz around her has been building since.
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Quiz: Who's sorry now? Apologies from 2007
|"Right actions in the future are the best apologies for bad actions in the past."
Tryon Edwards
1. In 2007, Comcast apologized for:
a. unsatisfactory customer service
b. favoring conservative news shows in their programming lineup
2. Sony apologized for:
a. a humanoid robot that made obscene gestures to museum visitors
b. a freshly-slain goat centerpiece at a Greek orgy
3. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce apologized for:
a. repeatedly sending faxes with sensitive customer data to a U.S. junkyard
b. issuing Canadian Tire Money (cash coupons) instead of legal tender
4. Apple apologized for:
a. making a third-grader run to her room and slam the door
b. making iPhone customers have to use AT&T
5. Intel apologized for a print ad featuring six sprinters because:
a. the ad was considered to be racist
b. the ad infringed upon Sprint Nextel's brand
6. Verizon apologized for:
a. inappropriately blocking free speech in text messaging
b. failing to hire anyone over the age of 40 for their TV commercials
7. Mark Zuckerberg apologized for:
a. mistakes in the design and deployment of a Facebook application
b. failing to protect Facebook member's privacy
8. David Maynor apologized for:
a. hacking into the Mac OS X 10.4.6 operating system to demonstrate security holes
b. not telling Apple that he knew there were security holes
9. The CEO of TJX (TJ Maxx and Marshalls) apologized for:
a. using faulty third-party software for gift cards
b. the biggest data breach in history
10. Skype apologized for:
a. a major outage that left 220 million users unable to make VoIP phone calls
b. a software glitch that caused 220 million users to hear echos when they talked on the phone
Overheard: Computing at the speed of light
|"Computers that operate at the speed of light have come a step closer. Researchers have devised a light-based transistor made of semiconducting nanowires that could be a key building block of machines that are hundreds of times faster than today's supercomputers."
Saswato Das, Speed-of-light computing comes a step closer
Overheard: Why NORAD started tracking Santa back in 1955
|"It was more than half a century ago, on Christmas Eve in 1955, that a Sears Roebuck & Co. store in Colorado Springs advertised a special hotline number for kids to call Santa.What the company didn't know at the time was that they had inadvertently misprinted the telephone number.
Instead of Santa's workshop, the phone number put kids through to NORAD…Worse, it wasn't just any number at NORAD: it was the commander-in-chief's operations hotline."
Carrie Farrell, Tracking Santa, then and now
This is a great story — Carrie's grandfather was the commander-in-chief who got the calls. To get directions for how to follow Santa this year using Google Earth, follow Carrie's link above.
Overheard: When the big box from HP arrived, it was like Christmas
|"Whenever I get to open up brand-new cutting-edge gear, it feels a little like Christmas for me. The crinkle of plastic, that crisp electronics smell, the unscratched metal–it's a data center manager holiday. So, last December, when I started the installation of thirty-two blade servers in our new facility it was Christmas morning all over again."
Kyle Rankin, No assembly required: How I lost two days in the data center
I'm hoping for a little box from HP this year.
Overheard: December buzzword quiz
1. What is SimpleDB?
2. What is extrusion prevention?
3. What is hardware virtualization?
4. What is a Knol?
5. What is Brook's Law?
6. What is the main purpose of HTML5?
7. What is frequency hopping used for?
8. What is a fuzz test?
9. What is IT?
10. What is IT?
Overheard: Let's all declare email bankruptcy and start over January 1
|Did you ever wish you could delete all your email without responding? Maybe you can. It's called email bankruptcy. You realize you are never going to dig yourself out from under the pile of email in your inbox so you just declare that you won't. You start afresh.
Anne Zelenka, Before You Declare Email Bankruptcy…
I got another notification this morning that my mailbox is over its limit. Geesh. One of the best Facebook wall posts I read this year was from a developer at Microsoft who said that his mailbox is so out of control that he just periodically wipes everything out and just starts again — and if I wanted directions for how to do that, to email him. 🙂
Overheard: Extrusion prevention? Worst tech term of the year
|Everyone is familiar with intrusion prevention — the security technology. But now we have extrusion prevention. Data leak prevention or outbound content filtering would better describe it.
Eileen Kennedy, 2007: These buzzwords made our eyes and ears burn
At first I thought Eileen was kidding. There couldn't possibly be an IT word called "extrusion prevention" could there? But then I Googled it and sure enough, there's not only tons of vendors out there pushing products for extrusion prevention — there's also tons of stuff for extrusion detection.
How did I miss this word? And what guy made it up? It had to be a guy. Yuck.
Who's sorry now? Yahoo
|Yahoo apologized after recipes from Surya Gayathri's blog were used without permission on Yahoo India's new Malayalam-language Web portal. The Indian blogging community quickly created a buzzstorm about the rights of individuals to protect their intellectual property.
A Yahoo spokesman said "Yahoo respects the blogging community and the etiquette followed by bloggers. We regret any inconvenience caused by the inadvertent posting of the recipe without attribution."
Overheard: This is a display that would make Clark Griswold proud
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Our 2007 Christmas display consists of roughly 65,000 lights which are computer controlled and synchronized to music. The lights are synchronized to several songs which are broadcast to passing vehicles over a low-power FM transmitter (92.9 FM).
This year, we are again collecting canned goods for the Frisco Food Bank / Frisco Family Services Center – your donation will go a long way to helping those in need. A collection box is located next to our mailbox. No monetary donation, please.
I started out reading about the guy in Ohio, trying to figure out what kind of controller he used to synch the lights with the music and stumbled upon the Trykoski's house in Texas.
Who's sorry now? TJX
|In January, TJX, parent company for Marshalls and TJ Maxx announced that someone had illegally accessed one of its payment systems and successfully stolen credit data from 45 million customers .
TJX's President and Chief Executive Officer Carol Meyrowitz apologized.
"I want our customers to know how much I personally regret any difficulties you may experience as a result of the unauthorized intrusion into our computer systems. With the help of computer security experts, we have strengthened the security of our computer systems and we believe customers should feel safe shopping in our stores. We value the trust our customers place in us and again, I'd like you to know that we sincerely apologize for any difficulties you may be caused. Thank you for continuing to shop at our stores and for your years of loyal patronage."


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Internet Eyes to pay Australians for spying on UK shoplifters
- From: The Courier-Mail
- October 15, 2009
- Monitor security cameras online
- Company pays for spotting crimes
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AUSTRALIANS could soon be paid for spotting crimes happening on the other side of the world.
British company Internet Eyes will offer a reward of up to $1740 to people who detect shoplifting and other crimes on a network of UK security cameras.
Subscribers will watch live footage over the internet on their home computers.
The company believes the different time zones made Australia the ideal location for detecting night-time crime in the UK.
"I would love people in Australia to be looking at this," managing director Tony Morgan says.
The scheme could also be switched so that UK residents monitored cameras in Australian cities, Mr Morgan says.
Since the fledgling system first gained publicity in Britain last week more than 7000 people have signed up to be "viewers".
That would be enough people to monitor 28,000 cameras when the system is rolled out, as soon as next month.
Subscribers will be given access to random, constantly-changing cameras. Those who report the most crimes with the click of a button are given a cash reward.
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Leonie Sloan of Brisbane Posted at 4:06 PM November 05, 2009
Wish they were paying in pounds, and not dollars...
Martin of Perth, Australia Posted at 4:00 PM October 20, 2009
This is outsourcing at its worst. They get people overseas to do the work and they don't even pay them a wage. "Those who report the most crimes with the click of a button are given a cash reward" - so now they make it a competition. Big brother isn't only watching, he's also robbing us blind.
John-John of Brandon Posted at 4:00 PM October 20, 2009
Agreeing with Geekay on some levels - There is a point where this needs to be capped - Ensure you can't roam through camera's ie follow a group of teenagers through a shopping mall from shop to shop. Or a single mother walking to her car alone. This will help prevent a larger crime rate, the big brother, etc (only help prevent it). Having some cameras not allowed to the public such as toy stores, arcades, where any childs habits may be monitored. .
John-John of Brandon Posted at 4:00 PM October 20, 2009
Why not post on twitter, facebook, myspace etc, all the details of the crime so a million people can report 3,000 crimes will they pay them all??? This can be organised as easily as planning a BBQ on facebook. Paying to report a crime is hardly worth reporting the crime. 2 Pounds per text message if you dont get your reward for the sms you send in (especially after reporting 5 or so what insentive is there to go on.? Why not have it so you click on a link to mark the time of the crime, and this will prevent mass reports have a limit of say 10 reports. Are the reports going to have an immediate response? Are the law enforcement officer attending or just security personell? Do we know if the accused will be caught and trialled? Why organise 300 bogus reports on the opposite side of the city than have a store on your side robbed while the officers are busy
Sophie McAdam Posted at 9:24 AM October 20, 2009
Orwell is weeping in his grave.