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|Don M. Mankiewicz
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|Don M. Mankiewicz and Steven W. Carabatsos
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|Marc Daniels
|Captain Kirks Court Martial
Kirk is accused of criminal negligence causing the death of one of his subordinates, Lt. Commander Benjamin Finney, and is put on trial for his murder.
- "Captain's Log, stardate 2947.3. We have been through a severe ion storm. One crewmen is dead. The ship's damage is considerable. I have ordered a nonscheduled layover on Starbase 11 for repairs. A full report of damages was made to the commanding officer of Starbase 11, Commodore Stone.
In Commodore Stone's office, on the surface based facility of Starbase 11, Captain Kirk is reading over his sworn testimony as the Commodore looks over a wall display, showing the repair statuses of several starships. Commodore Stone calls for maintenance section 18, which is working on the USS Intrepid, to reschedule and work on the Enterprise, which is priority one.
Captain Kirk says that Records officer Benjamin Finney was in the ion pod, during the ion storm. He went to Red Alert, and warned him to get out of the pod. But he was to late, and they had to eject it, killing him.
Kirk calls the Enterprise, and Uhura tells him Spock should have beamed down already with the computer records confirming his testimony. Spock beams down, unsure of the information on the records, but before he can say anything, Jame Finney walks in accusing Captain Kirk of the murder of her father, Benjamin Finney. Spock escorts her out, and Commodore Stone asks Kirk if he's sure he jettisoned the pod after calling red alert, which he confirms. But the computer records say he jettisoned it before calling red alert, and thereby placing the blame of Finney's death on him. Commodore Stone restricts him to the base, and opens an official inquiry.
Act One
- "Captain's log, stardate 2948.5. Starship Enterprise remains in orbit around Starbase 11. Full repair is in progress. I have been ordered to stand by on Starbase 11 until the inquiry into the death of Lieutenant Commander Finney can be conducted. I'm confident of the outcome."
Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy walk into the M-11 Starbase Club on Starbase 11, and meet up with several members of Kirk's graduating class, including Argan and Heller. Several of them, including Timothy, claim to be concerned about how long they are staying, but Kirk realizes they believe that he was responsible for Finney's (who was also a member of the same graduating class) death.
Just after Captain Kirk leaves, Areel Shaw enters. Dr. McCoy quickly introduces himself, and they go to have drinks.
In Commodore Stone's office, the inquiry to decide if a general court martial should be convened against Captain Kirk begins. Kirk starts by describing his relationship with Finney, including the fact that he taught at the Academy when Kirk was a midshipman, and that his daughter was named after him. But a number of years later, while they both served on the USS Republic, Finney left a circuit open to the atomic matter piles that should have been closed, another 5 minutes and he could have blown up the ship. Kirk closed the switch, and logged the incident, and Finney drew a reprimand, and was sent to the bottom of the promotion list. Finney always blamed Kirk for his never getting promoted to captain of his own ship.
Discussing the ion storm, Kirk claims he sent Finney into the ion pod just before entering the storm. At the leading edge, he checked in as Captain Kirk signaled Yellow Alert. Due to pressure, force 7 variant stress, Captain Kirk signaled Red Alert. This gave Finney the warning to get out of the pod, before it had to be ejected. Commodore Stone reminds him that the logs show he ejected the pod before signaling Red Alert, a fact that Kirk can't explain.
Commodore Stone stops the recording, and suggests that perhaps stress and time have worn him down. Captain Kirk argues that he knew what happened, and the transcripts are lying. Commodore Stone decides that a General Court Martial must be drawn.
Act Two
- "Captain's log, stardate 2948.9. The officers who will comprise my court martial board are proceeding to Starbase 11. Meanwhile, repairs on the Enterprise are almost complete."
Captain Kirk meets with his old friend, Areel Shaw, who he hasn't seen in over 4 years. She warns him that he's taking the case very lightly, which he attributes to "the confidence of an innocent man". She says that the prosecution will argue "Kirk vs. Computer", on which he'd loose. He asks her to be his attorney, but she's busy with another case. She recommends Samuel T. Cogley, Attorney at Law. He asks her how she knows so much about the case, and what the prosecution is going to do. She reveals that she is the prosecution, and she's going to try her hardest to see that he is broken out of the service in disgrace.
In James Kirk's temporary quarters on Starbase 11, Samuel T. Cogley has set up shop, with a number of old-style "books". Kirk is just about to pour some Saurian brandy, when he notices he has let himself in. Cogley argues that books are where you can experience the law, not in a synthesized computer.
As Captain Kirk's court martial begins, Commodore Stone has assembled a board to oversee the proceedings; Starfleet Command representative Lindstrom, and Starship Captains Krasnovsky and Chandra. Commodore Stone, as president of the proceedings, asks if Kirk has any objections to any member of the court, and he doesn't. After the computer lists the charges against him, Captain Kirk pleads not guilty.
Lieutenant Shaw calls Mr. Spock to the stand. After the computer reads off his service file, Shaw asks Commander Spock how much he knows about computers, to which he responds that he knew all about them. She then claims that Kirk was responding to an emergency that didn't yet exist, and thereby killing Finney. Spock argues that Shaw's theory is impossible, as Kirk could not have done such a thing. Mr. Cogley has no questions, and Spock steps down.
Lieutenant Shaw then calls the Personnel officer of the Enterprise to the stand. The Personnel Officer confirms that when Captain Kirk was an Ensign on the Republic with Finney, it was noted in Finney's record that he failed to close a circuit, which cost him a promotion. Mr. Cogley has no questions at this time, either.
Lieutenant Shaw then calls ship's surgeon Dr. Leonard McCoy to the stand. She confirms that he is an expert in space psychology and the effects that long term space travel has on the mind. She then asks McCoy if it was possible, that if Finney hated Kirk, Kirk then reciprocated by hating Finney. Again, Mr. Cogley has no questions, and Dr. McCoy steps down.
Mr. Cogley then calls Captain James T. Kirk to the stand. After the computer lists off a number of his awards, Cogley asks Kirk if there was indeed a Red Alert when the pod was jettisoned, despite what the computers said. Kirk states that there was, and that he would do it again, because he would do anything for the safety of his ship. Mr. Cogley then gives the witness to Lieutenant Shaw.
Lieutenant Shaw then plays the video playback, from the Bridge of the Enterprise, on Stardate 2945.7. The footage shows Lieutenant Commander Finney being posted to the pod, and the Enterprise going to Yellow alert after encountering the Ion storm. Shaw then magnifies a panel on the side of Kirk's command chair. The video shows that Kirk did in fact launch the pod, before signaling Red alert. The Captain is puzzled, claiming "that's not the way it happened".
Act Three
- "Captain's log, stardate 2949.9. The evidence presented by the visual playback to my general court-martial was damning. I suspect even my attorney has begun to doubt me."
Cogley suggests to Kirk that maybe he did have a lapse in memory, and that they can still change their plea. But Kirk, unsure of his own decision, decides that he'll stick to what he remembers. Spock contacts Starbase 11 from the Enterprise, saying that he ran a megalyte survey on the computer, but the results show nothing. Kirk suggests that maybe Spock will be able to defeat his next captain at chess, and closes the channel. To this, Spock says "chess..." and leaves the bridge.
In the Captain's temporary quarters, Jame Finney enters, asking Cogley to make Kirk change his plea, and take a ground assignment. Jame had read through old letters to her and her mother, in which Benjamin Finney talked about how close he was to his friend, James Kirk. Kirk leaves to change into his dress uniform, while Cogley formulates an idea.
Back on the Enterprise, Spock is playing a game of 3-D chess with the computer in the Briefing room. Dr. McCoy walks in, astonished that he could be playing chess at a time like this. However, Spock explains that he's just won his fourth game, and that he could not accept what the computer reported regarding Captain Kirk's decision to jettison the pod. So he tested the program bank, and by winning, proved that the computer had been tampered with. Spock alerts the transporter room that he and Dr. McCoy are beaming down, and they hurry out of the Briefing room.
Meanwhile, court has resumed. The Prosecution rests their case, but, just as the Defense does the same, Spock and McCoy hurry in with new evidence. Cogley pleads that human rights demand that Kirk be allowed to face the witness against him, the Enterprise's computer. Cogley suggests the court reconvene aboard the Enterprise. He explains that doing oherwise would lower humanity to the level of the machine.
Act Four
- "Captain's log, stardate 2950.1. After due consideration, the general court-martial has reconvened on board the Enterprise."
Spock explains to the court that the best he could hope for in a game of chess with the computer would be a stalemate, and yet he's won 5 games to date. Hypothetically, the only people who could have altered the computer are Spock, Kirk, or a records officer, which at present, the Enterprise does not have. Kirk describes the phase one search they performed to find Lieutenant Commander Finney, after the pod had been jettisoned. Cogley concludes that Finney may not be dead at all, but hiding somewhere aboard the Enterprise.
To conduct an experiment, all but the command crew and the court are beamed off the Enterprise to the surface, including Mr. Cogley, who had important business there.
Spock uses the ship's onboard auditory sensors to amplify the heart beats of all aboard. Dr. McCoy uses a white sound device to mask the heart beats of all aboard the bridge. This leaves only the crewman in the transporter room, and they remove his heart beat from the scan. There is still a single heart beat unaccounted for - Finney's.
The sound is coming from the B-Deck, in or near engineering. Kirk goes down with a phaser to find Finney. Sam Cogley had gone to the planet to bring Jame aboard. The Enterprise's orbit begins to decay.
Ben Finney believes that Starfleet conspired against him, to rob him of ever getting his own command. He aims a phaser at Kirk, and explains how he planned to destroy the ship. Kirk tries to reason with him, but has little success. Spock plans to beam the members of the court back to the planet's surface, but power is failing, due to Finney's tampering.
As a fight in main engineering commences, Kirk finally gets the upper hand. Beat and sobbing, Finney tells Kirk where he tampered with the controls. Kirk begins attempting repairs.
On the bridge, Uhura takes the helm, as power returns. They are able to stabilize orbit just in time. The Prosecutor has no further arguments, and Kirk is found innocent of all charges.
As the Enterprise prepares to depart, Areel kisses Kirk goodbye, hoping they will see each other again.
Background Information
- The "white sound device" is a very 20th century microphone!
- Also amusing is Kirk's reference to amplification of sound "on the order of one to the fourth power." One to the fourth power is...one. Not much amplification there!
- The gorgeous painting of Starbase 11 is well-rendered.
- The cut-outs of the starbase buildings seen through Stone's window are much more realistic here in a "nighttime" view than in their reappearance in The Menagerie, Part I.
- Kirk refers to the silver-haired officer at the bar as "Mike." A character named Corrigan is sitting at a table and nods coldly to Kirk. The credits refer to Corrigan as being played by Tom Curtis. Since it is a speaking part, it seems likely that Tom Curtis played "Mike." This actor supplied the voice of Captain Daily in The Conscience of the King.
- "Star Trek" often had very 1960s attitudes toward women, in spite of their presence as equals aboard the starship. Areel Shaw is a refreshing exception to this — she once loved Kirk, but she's not going to let this get in the way of prosecuting him and ending his career in Starfleet.
- In The Menagerie, Kirk questions the authenticity of Spock's playback of the events from The Cage because no starships keep records of such detail. This is a direct contradiction of events in this episode, in which we are even able play back records which can zoom in on Kirk's finger pushing buttons on his chair!
- The original script had Finney surrendering when Jamie was brought aboard and he saw her. This was changed to allow Engineering's large floor space to be used for a fight, instead. The changes made in the script make it less apparent as to why Jame Finney's attitude toward Kirk changes back to one of respect so quickly-- she has been contacted by her father and knows he is actually alive.
- Commodore Stone is the highest-ranking person of color to appear in the original series. He also commanded a starship at one time.
- We get a look, for the only time in the series, at a series of registration numbers on the chart in Stone's office. They will be associated with ten of the twelve Constitution class starships in the fleet, by Greg Jein, despite the numbers ranging lower than the USS Constitution. The wall chart disappears in a later scene in Stone's office. At the time of this episode, the Intrepid, the all-Vulcan starship, is being repaired at Starbase 11. It will later be destroyed by the space amoeba in The Immunity Syndrome.
- The picture on the wall outside Stone's office appears to show the launch of an early NASA rocket.
- Although Sam Cogley's stirring and well-written speeches are lovely to hear, in reality they are the result of good editing. Elisha Cook, Jr. had great difficulty remembering his lines.
- In addition to being a good defense attourney, Sam Cogley also provides a rousing defense of books in the face of modern technology, claiming he never uses the computer in his office. Some have criticized Cogley for being a fairly weak attourney, as he is ready to give up at one point, but as Kirk says, the evidence against him was damning.
- Court Martial was the last episode in which the sound of the ship's engines could be heard during fly-bys. However, in the DVD releases, this sound has been added in for all of the rest of the episodes.
- The plants in Stone's office contain pieces of those seen in The Conscience of the King and would later be used for the Spores in This Side of Paradise.
- Stock footage from The Naked Time is used on the viewscreen shots as the Enterprise re-establishes its orbit around Starbase 11.
- The starbase courtroom contains the large reflective Starfleet Command insignia that will appear behind all of the admirals the ship communicates with in future episodes.
- Several of the court-martial board members can be seen in the first scene at the bar.
- The barkeep wears the same costume later worn by the K-7 bartender in "The Trouble With Tribbles." The back of the bar contains recycled pieces from the interior of Balok's ship.
- Areel Shaw sports the only female dress uniform in the series.
- The arm rest/sensor on the court room witness chair will later show up in the 'Enterprise' briefing room in Wolf in the Fold.
Memorable Quotes
"All of my old friends look like doctors, all of his old friends look like you."
- - Dr. McCoy to Areel Shaw
"Mr. Spock, you're the most cold-blooded man I've ever known."
"Why, thank you, Doctor."
- - Dr. McCoy, Spock
"You have to be either an obsessive crackpot who has escaped from his keeper or Samuel T. Cogley, attorney-at-law."
"You're right on both counts. Need a lawyer?"
- - James Kirk, Sam Cogley
"Rights, sir, human rights — the Bible, the Code of Hammurabi and of Justinian, Magna Carta, the Constitution of the United States, Fundamental Declarations of the Martian colonies, the Statutes of Alpha III — Gentlemen, these documents all speak of rights. Rights of the accused to a trial by his peers, to be represented by counsel, the rights of cross-examination, but most importantly, the right to be confronted by the witnesses against him — a right to which my client has been denied."
"Your Honor, that is ridiculous. We produced the witnesses in court. My learned opponent had the opportunity to see them, cross-examine them — "
"All but one! The most devastating witness against my client is not a human being. It's a machine, an information system. The computer log of the Enterprise. I ask this court adjourn and reconvene aboard that vessel."
"I protest, Your Honor — "
"And I repeat, I speak of rights. A machine has none. A man must. My client has the right to face his accuser, and if you do not grant him that right, you have brought us down to the level of the machine. Indeed, you have elevated that machine above us. I ask that my motion be granted, and more than that, gentlemen, in the name of humanity, fading in the shadow of the machine, I demand it. I demand it!"
- - Sam Cogley, Areel Shaw
- An officer in a gold uniform is sitting at a table in the bar when Kirk and McCoy first walk in. He is then seen right after Kirk leaves walking past in the hallway with an admiring glance at Areel Shaw. Seconds later, he is seen sitting at the bar.
Links and References
Main Cast
Guest Stars
- Percy Rodriguez as Stone
- Elisha Cook, Jr. as Samuel T. Cogley
- Joan Marshall as Areel Shaw
- Richard Webb as Benjamin Finney
- Hagan Beggs as Hansen
- Winston DeLugo as Timothy
- Tom Curtis as Corrigan
- Alice Rawlings as Jame Finney
- Nancy Wong as the Personnel Officer
- Bart Conrad as Krasnovsky
- William Meader as Lindstrom
- Reginald Lal Singh as Chandra
- Larry Riddle as officer Kirk collides with at bar
- Majel Barrett as Voice of Computer
- Eddie Paskey as Leslie (uncredited)
- William Blackburn as Hadley (uncredited)
- Frank da Vinci as Brent (uncredited)
- Chuck Clow as William Shatner's stunt double
- Troy Melton as Richard Webb's stunt double
Bible; Code of Hammurabi; court martial;Fundamental Declarations of the Martian Colonies; Grankite Order of Tactics; Intrepid, USS; ion pod; ion storm; Justinian Code; Karagite Order of Heroism; Magna Carta; midshipman; Mike; Moses; Palm Leaf of Axanar Peace Mission; Phase 1 Search; Prentares Ribbon of Commendation; records officer; Red Alert; Republic, USS; Starbase 11; Starfleet Academy; Starfleet Command; Starfleet Citation for Conspicuous Gallantry; Starfleet Legion of Honor; Starfleet Medal of Honor; Starfleet Silver Palm; Starfleet Surgeons Decoration; Teller; three-dimensional chess; Tribunal of Alpha III; United States Constitution; Vulcanian expedition; Vulcanian Scientific Legion of Honor; white sound device; Yellow alert.
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I saw a recipe recently – the first-place winner in the Vegetarian Times Reader Recipe contest – that inspired me to make this salad for lunch yesterday. It was delicious! This is a recipe to satisfy any number of your vegan, high-fiber, low-carb, low-fat desires. My only problem is that I wanted to eat the whole bowl myself.
adapted from Greens (aka Vegetarian Times) magazine October 2007
makes 6 servings
1 (14-ounce) can black-eyed peas, rinsed and drained
1 (14-ounce) can soybeans, rinsed and drained
1 green bell pepper, chopped
1 avocado, diced
1 small tomato, diced
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1/4 cup finely chopped shallot or red onion
1 serrano chile pepper, finely chopped (You could use a jalapeno, but I love serranos because they have a dependable heat level, unlike jalapenos which are sometimes very bland)
1 small garlic clove, finely chopped
2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon low-sodium teriyaki sauce
2 teaspoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1. In a large bowl, layer the peas, beans, bell pepper, avocado, tomato, cilantro, shallot, chile pepper and garlic.
2. Whisk together the lime juice, oil, vinegar, teriyaki, sugar, salt and cayenne in a small bowl.
Pour dressing over the bean mixture and toss gently to avoid smashing the avocado.

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Gahan Wilson appears with Jesse Pearson on October 20 from 7:00PM – 8:00PM!
In this thematically and narratively linked series of one-page stories originally published in the National Lampoon's "Funny Pages" section throughout the 1970s, the master of the macabre, Gahan Wilson, eschewed his usual ghouls, vampires and end-of-the-world scenarios for a wry, pointed look at growing up normal in the real, yet endlessly weird world.
"Nuts" was (partly) collected in a now long out-of-print volume back in 1979. This new hardcover edition reprints every single "Nuts" story from the Lampoon, rescuing over two dozen pages from oblivion.
Gahan Wilson is among the most popular, widely-read and beloved cartoonists in the history of the medium. His career spans more than 60 years and his work has been seen by millions in the pages of Playboy, The New Yorker, Punch, The National Lampoon and many other publications.
Jesse Pearson, former editor of VICE magazine and contributor to The Comics Journal will moderate this discussion with Gahan Wilson.
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We genuinely tried to get Delia Smith on board for an interview in the run up to this game but after an initial positive response from her press officer, it didn't quite materialise. As usual the fans came to our rescue. Replacing Delia - in a change to our advertised programme - lifelong Norwich fans Will Randle, Tim Key and the Woman In The Stands (WITS) blogger from the Pink 'un website told us just what's so special about Norwich City and why they don't really dislike anyone; aside from Ipswich Town, Colchester United, Wolves, Everton, Leeds and Millwall:
What is the best thing about supporting Norwich?
WITS: The way the club gets under your skin and becomes such an important part of your life. Without it, I wouldn't have met a whole bunch of new friends. Football is a whole day event and it's great to spend time chatting over a drink with fellow Canaries about all things green and yellow. Often I'm told I'm mad because I support Norwich. At least I'm mad with 24,000 other people at home games. It's like coming home when I drive into Norfolk. The adrenaline starts and winning creates such a high. There's nothing else like it on earth!
Tim Key: Well its all about supporting your local club, being born and bred in Norfolk, I see nothing better than going to Carrow Road or an away day somewhere with a group of mates to support your local club. We get sell outs of 25,000+ week in week out. Its so refreshing to see grounds like ours not half empty.
Will Randle: The best thing about supporting Norwich is the fact that you know that so many like minded individuals are there with you, singing their hearts out for the club. At Norwich there's such a great sense of pride. Not just for the club, not just for the city, not just for the county, but the whole of the Country. Norwich always have a full stadium which means the atmosphere at the game just can't be beaten. All of our fans are loyal and vocal and will never stop singing, even for a lost cause.
What's the worst thing about supporting Norwich?
WITS: Having suffered relegation 3 times as a supporter; the worst was at Charlton last season - complete desolation. We just lost the plot completely. Fulham was humiliation. Chase-era was a nightmare at the end.
TK: Our massive slump since relegation from the Premier League in 04/05. However you get rough times with a football club, even though my record of seeing Norwich lose for 15 consecutive away games over a couple of seasons did start to test my patience.
WR: The worst is being so far away from any other club. Away games are great but being a Norwich fan you don't often have the time to go to Bristol Rovers on a wet Tuesday night because of work commitments the next morning.
Is your rivalry with Ipswich still as intense as ever?
WITS: Yes. Just because we've not played them this season doesn't mean it's gone, it's just on hold on the pitch. We gloried in their faltering start and hope to pass them on the way up at the end of this season.
TK: There is definitely still a rivalry between us, when Ipswich had a poor start to the season, chants of there is only one Keano got sung round the ground, so it is still there. Just a shame that we are not in the same league this year as the derby is one of the first games you look for in a calender and look forward to in the season. So bring on the 'Old Farm' derby as its known next season.
WR: You bet it is! I take just as much pleasure from them losing as I do from us winning. Honestly, if I had the cash I'd get a season ticket in their away end just to see them get beat every week!
Do you have any other rivals aside from Ipswich?
WITS: Colchester after Cowling's comments earlier this season. Had he not made them, the match at Colchester would have been like any other. He intensified things unnecessarily.
Also Wolves (We only hate Wolves and Ipswich) as they're know for their welcoming, thuggish behaviour.
TK: Well before this season I would have said no, but the whole Colchester Utd saga that has been going on you have to say them. Everything that has happened between us this season, them beating us 7-1, then we take Lambert as our manager. And their chairman Robert Cowling coming out in the papers and saying Norwich should be deducted points, and when we asked for extra tickets he said he would rather have empty seats than have it filled with extra Norwich fans. Luckily we won the reverse fixture 5-0. So although this is probably coming more from the Colchester end, they have become more of a rival over the season.
WR: As a whole we'd probably say Wolves (Muscat's tackle on Bellamy), Everton (Them nicking Mike Walker) and Colchester United (The whole Paul Lambert Fiasco). But like many other genuine football fans in general we obviously hate plastic top 4 replica kit and nothing else fans (There are loads in Yarmouth) and aren't too keen on Leeds or Millwall either. Charlton aren't exactly best mates after they sent us down, but at Norwich we're, for the most part, a decent, friendly club.
What has made you laugh in your time of following the Canaries?
WITS: With embarrassment, it has to be Delia on the pitch 'Let's be having you!' I expect a lot of others will say this as well. Also some of the half-time entertainment has left a lot to be desired. I think the most recent example is when the cross-bar challenge didn't take place as Fraser Forster wanted to warm-up during half-time at the goal where this usually takes place. It clearly didn't occur to the guys running the cross-bar challenge that there was a free goal up the other end of the pitch they could have used!
TK: There are some things when at the time you cringe and want the moment to finish, but in the end you look back on and have to laugh. Delia's half time rant against Man City 04/05 is one of these. Embarrassing moments for lme ike turning up at Bristol Rovers ground instead of Bristol city's 15 mins before k/o and wondering why no one is about you also have to look back on and laugh.
WR: Our fans actually! We've got quite a few witty characters down at Carrow Road and some of the chants we come up with are hilarious! Just look at the exchange with the Chelsea fan's in the F.A. Cup a few years back. '' You've got a Russian Crook, we've got a Super Cook!'' Pure genius!
Games at Carrow Road nearly always sell out. Are there any plans for a new stadium or ground improvements?
WITS: As Carrow Road's not long been increased in size, a new stadium is highly unlikely. The Jarrold, I believe, was built with foundations to receive an upper tier, should demand for tickets grow. However, the lost revenue in temporarily closing it to add the second tier could not be afforded in the current climate. Watch this space I guess.
TK: Well, currently there aren't until we get to the Premier League according to our chairman at the AGM recently. Lots of fans said they should have filled the corner between the Barclay and Jarrold stands instead of putting a hotel there a few years back. So the only option I would guess would to build added tiers onto existing stands which can be done with two of them apparently.
WR: If we are to establish ourselves as a Premiership club then there are plans to add extra tiers to the City Stand and the South Stand which should give us a capacity of around 35 000- 40 000. I for one can't wait 'til they sort out the City stand as it's got a leaky roof and we always get soaked. One woman in the stands even carries bin liners with her when it's raining!
And finally, Can you sum up Norwich City in a Tweet of less than 140 characters?
WITS: NCFC, we are the best club with the best fans, we bleed green and yellow! OTBC!
TK: A club that I have supported all my life, one that can make you happy, disappointed and angry all in the space of 5 minutes, one that no doubt what division we are in our fans will turn in week in week out. And probably one of the friendliest and most welcoming clubs around. (slightly exceeds the 140 characters but EFW graciously lets this one go).
WR: Norwich City are what I look forward to every week. They are why I get out of bed every morning. If I didn't have Norwich, I don't know what I'd do.
So there you have it folks. A little insight into Norwich City and their fans. Join us again on Sunday as we report back from their match with Brighton.
Many Thanks to Martin Thirkettle (aka Lord Horn) and Archant Norfolk of the Pink 'un for the photos.


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A new inspector general report concludes that the agency has collected communications data on the wrong targets due to typographical errors.
The FBI unintentionally spied on the communications data of some Americans who were not targets of investigations because of typographical errors, according to a government watchdog.
The Justice Department's inspector general concluded in a report Thursday that the bureau has improved its overall handling of national security letters, which permit the agency to collect telephone and Internet data of suspects believed to be tied to a national security investigation.
But the inspector general identified a number of areas that "require additional effort and attention," such as a tendency to collect data on the wrong person because of routine mistakes.
"We found that the FBI's corrective measures have not completely eliminated potential intelligence violations resulting from typographical errors in the identification of a telephone number, email address, or social security number in an NSL," the report reads. "These typographical errors cause the FBI to request and, in some instances receive, the information of someone other than the intended target of the NSL."
The FBI has fulfilled 23 of 28 prior recommendations issued by the inspector general, according to the new report, which looked at the national security letter program from 2007 to 2009. Among those improvements are better guidance and training to FBI personnel, a new record-keeping practice, and periodic reviews of how national security letters are used.
Additionally, a footnote in the public version of the report says that the inspector general believed the FBI demanded too many redactions in the 232-page unclassified report.
"We disagree with these markings, which have the effect of redacting information that we believe is important to the public's understanding of the FBI's compliance with NSL requirements," the footnote reads. It added that some of the blackouts involved information that "is the same as or substantially similar to" information included in previous reports on national security letters.
Two earlier reports have been released by the Justice Department that have examined its use of national security letters, which do not require a judge's approval. In general, the FBI bars companies, such as Google or Facebook, that receive requests for user data under national security letters from discussing them publicly.
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In The Knitter's Book of Wool and The Knitter's Book of Yarn , Parkes educates knitters on the ins and outs of fiber and makes minutiae interesting. Here, she describes the qualities that make yarn suitable for sock knitting, explores the different types of fibers that can be used in sock yarn, and analyzes stitches and stitch patterns commonly used in sock knitting. There's also a beautifully curated selection of sock patterns, including new designs by some of the biggest names in the field. Though the instructions are clear, the majority of the patterns are best suited for those with sock-knitting experience. An essential addition. -Library Journal


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Joel Ewanick is the marketing maven behind the brilliant "Hyundai Assurance" guarantee. Now he's trying to steer General Motors marketing away from its Mellencamp-y cliff as the automaker's new Global Chief Marketing Officer. Now's your chance to ask him anything.
Joel is here with me at the Detroit Auto Show answering questions until 10:45 AM EST. So go ahead, ask him anything.


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The basics: Maisie Dobbs is back to solve another case. This case is a bit more serious than the last one: Maisie is hired to find Charlote Waite, the only daughter of a wealthy businessman, who has gone missing.
My thoughts: Birds of a Feather was more of a pure mystery than Maisie Dobbs. The reader is already familiar with Maisie and her history, and Maisie gets to solve a much more difficult (and increasingly frightening) crime. The missing person case is shrouded in mystery and Maisie is cognizant of the fact Charlotte's father came to her rather than the police. Despite the mystery being the focus of this novel, Winspear still manages to enhance Maisie's character as well as let the other minor characters shine.
Part of what makes this mystery so intriguing is Maisie's personal connection to the case. Charlotte is an unmarried woman who does not need to work but perhaps yearned to work, and Maisie senses a connection with her:
"Perhaps Charlotte's curiosity about the contemplative life, that the book and pamphlets in her room suggested, stemmed from a desire for a deeper, more intimate connection than that promised by marriage to the men in her circle."Maisie describes herself as a psychologist and investigator, so it's natural for her to get inside the mind of the person she's trying to find, but I'll be curious if future cases continue to bring characters seemingly similar to Maisie. Maisie's identification with Charlotte mirrors my identification with Maisie herself. I think part of the appeal of Maisie for modern readers is the idea that if I were Maisie's age during World War I, I could easily see myself living a life similar to hers.
Favorite passage: "She had yearned for conversation rather than talk; for heartfelt passion not indulgence; and that she had ached for the intimate connection that came with true friendship rather than from a cadre of society sycophants." (p. 81)
The verdict: The mystery takes center stage in this novel, but Winspear has successfully written a historical novel as compelling in character and setting as it is in mystery.
Rating: 4.5 stars (out of 5)
Length: 336 pages
Publication date: June 1, 2004 (it's in paperback and on the Kindle too)
Source: my local public library
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I believe that my purpose as a midwife is to nurture women and families during the incredible journey of bringing new life into the world. I feel incredibly honored each time I have the opportunity to walk with women and families though this intimate season in their lives. My desire is to nurture women through their journey physically, emotionally, and spiritually and provide a space where peaceful, empowering, and uninterrupted birth can take place as it has for untold generations.I am especially passionate about postpartum and preconceptual care. I have seen over and over again a huge gap in our cultural and clinical care of women once the six week window after birth has come and gone. I want to stand in that gap and ensure women, in their new role as a mother, know they are supported and loved to the ends of the earth.
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The stakes at "The Voice" keep getting higher as the competition rounds down to the final eight. In a live, two-hour super-episode, two members each from Team Christina and Team Blake went home, while Team Adam and Team CeeLo showed America -- and their superstar coaches -- what they've got. So who's closer to winning the $100,000 prize and record deal?
TEAM CHRISTINA: The Final Two
It was an emotional night for Christina, who had nothing but overwhelming praise for the singers on her team. "My heart's beating so fast," the singer said, "I believe in you girls so much." But alas, America had chose their favorite and Aguilera had to pick a lady to advance with her to the semi finals. Beverly McClellan won with the highest number of votes with her edgy, androgynous style. "You've set your own for this show," Aguilera praised. The pop star tapped another smooth-headed lady, Frenchie Davis, to advance along with her. That leaves 16-year-old Raquel Castro and Lilly Elise to stay behind.
Saved: Beverly McClellan and Frenchie Davis
Eliminated: Raquel Castro and Lily Elise
TEAM BLAKE: The Final Two
Blake was also "dreading the moment" where he'd have to say goodbye to two of his team members. America decided to save Dia Frampton, the piano-playing brunette. "She deserves it," Blake said. He then looked intently at the remaining three performers and after much deliberation, finally went with Xenia. "They feed off each other," Blake said, "in my heart I know I did the right thing."
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Saved: Dia Frampton and Xenia
Eliminated: Jared Black and Patrick Thomas
TEAM ADAM LEVINE: The Performances
Casey Weston was pushed outside of her comfort zone and forced NOT to sing a ballad and it went… pretty well. The Florida native performed "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree." "I know you were a little not so excited about this, but I'm telling you, you were amazing," the Maroon Five crooner told his protege.
Devon Barley put aside his quirky dork charm and dressed nearly identical to Carson Daly in a leather jacket and a tie. His rendition of "Stop and Stare" had some pitch problems, but he particularly won over Cee-Lo and Christina. "I think they're falling in love with you on live television," commented Carson Daly.
Things took a serious turn when Jeff Jenkins sang "Jesus Take the Wheel," which he said was "about that dark time I went through after [my mom] passed away." "There's something about your presence and the power of your voice that commands attention," Levine said.
Javier Colon took on "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan and blew all the judges away with his soulful voice. "You really made it your own," Christina said, admitting she was almost jealous he wasn't on her team. Adam said it was "absolutely perfect.
TEAM CEE-LO: The Performances
When coaching sisters Tori and Taylor Thompson, the Cee-Lo Green wanted the girls to do something unexpected and different. He went back--way back-- and recommended a 40s era Andrew Sisters oldie, "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy." WIth pin-up girl outfits and dancing sailors in the background, they definitely captured the theme, although they sounded out of breath towards the end. "It's flag day!" Carson exclaimed. "Were the outfits your idea, Cee Lo? Because you're sick," Blake joked.
Vicci Martinez impressed the judges with "Joline." Adam described the performance as "soulful, raw…honest." She started out with and intimate vibe, playing her guitar close to the audience, and then put it down and rocked out on stage. "It was a very heartfelt performance," Christina said.
Nakia took on "Sex on Fire," complete with back up dancers spinning flaming sticks. "He pointed at me and he said, 'Your sex is on fire' and I felt the burn," Blake said.
Country crooner from Texas, Curtis Grimes, donned a cowboy hat for "Addicted to Love." "You really wear a cowboy hat," said Adam. "I'm jealous of your voice. It's really deep and manly." After some gossip about who Grimes was hooking up with on the show (one of the back up dancers?) Cee-Lo concluded that his singer was "kicking ass tonight."


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Phils Minor Leaguer O'Hare suspended 50 games
Joey Nowak is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @joeynowak.
Phillies Minor Leaguer Christopher O'Hare has been suspended for 50 games without pay after a second positive test for a drug of abuse in violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.
The 23-year-old left-hander was a 23rd-round pick of the Phillies in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft out of Fisher College in Boston, and he made five appearances last season between Rookie ball, Class A Advanced Clearwater and Class A Lakewood. He allowed five hits and two runs in five innings, walking two and striking out six.
O'Hare is currently on the Lakewood roster, and his suspension will be effective at the start of the team's 2014 season.
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The platy (Xiphophorus maculatus, X. variatus, Xiphophorus spp. hybrids) is one of the best options for beginner fishkeepers and a great stand-by for more advanced hobbyists. Their variety of colors is in the same realm as that of discus and cichlids of Lake Malawi. But they are hardy, small, and non-aggressive.
They are native from Belize through Mexico. They are native to warm, but not tropical waters of 18-25C (64-77F) making them a great option for tanks without heaters. Their native waters are naturally hard and alkaline with a pH ranging from neutral up to about 8.0. They are hardy and can thrive in water with a pH outside this range as long as it is stable and water quality is high.
Maximum size may be listed as less in some sources, but I have had them hit about 2.5. This was in a relatively short amount of time and if kept for many years they may even be able to exceed this.
They will actively accept most foods. This can range from live, frozen, dried, flakes, and even small pellets. Mine are fed New Life Spectrum exclusively, as are all my fish.
They are livebearers and require very little to breed. Ideal sex ratio is at least two females per male, but many more females than this can be successfully bred with a single male. Sexing is simple. Males have a gonopodium. This is what is used to deliver the sperm to the females. To differentiate simply look at the anal fin (last fin on the bottom of the fish before the tail). In females it will be fan-shaped, in males it will be rod-shaped. High water quality is important for proper sex ratios in the offspring. In lower water quality (higher nitrates) more males will be produced. This is a natural mechanism to slow down the rate of reproduction in the species when times are hard or the population is too dense. Sense it is ideal to have at least two females per male, most people do not want any additional males, so producing more is not a good idea. Males will be aggressive with each other and females if not enough females are present.
Potential tank mates include many of the cool water species such as danios, but like danios since they are hardy enough to do well or even thrive in tropical temperature water, they can also do well with many community fish such as tetras and barbs. Platies can be a little nippy so slow moving species and long-finned varieties should be avoided. As with any fish, fish large enough to eat them should also be avoided.


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What is webmail?
Webmail is a way of sending and receiving emails from a web browser, instead of from an email client.
All email travels over the internet, and is stored on servers. Those servers can belong to email providers (like Gmail), internet service providers (like Comcast), or web hosting providers (like GoDaddy). This server is where email is collected and stored, until you delete it.
To access your webmail provider's server, you connect to the internet, and log in to a site that connects to your email account. When you use webmail you are directly accessing the email, from your provider's server. This lets you send and receive mail from anywhere in the world, from any device, as long as you have an internet-connected web browser.
Your mail always remains on your provider's server, so if you do not have an internet connection, or the provider's servers are down, you will not be able to access your email using webmail. Also, webmail interfaces may not provide as much functionality as a more robust email client.
Office 365 allows you to access your email through a webmail login site, as well as setting up an email client like Outlook, or Apple Mail. To access your Office 365 webmail, navigate to your personal login portal:
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Over 36 years ago, Meyda Tiffany was founded when Meyer Cohen was asked by his wife Ida (whose names were combined into the company name Meyda) to build a stained glass window in their kitchen so they wouldn't have to look at the vintage cars in their neighbor's driveway. What began as a hobby evolved into America's leading and oldest manufacturer of custom and decorative lighting.
Today Meyda is still a family-run business, with the Cohens' son, Robert, at the helm. As the business grew and evolved, and in an effort to lower costs to create Tiffany styled products that were more affordable for a broader market, we developed strong cooperative relationships with several small handicraft workshops overseas. Meyda designers work very closely with these stained glass studios to maintain the high level of quality that you have come to expect from us.
Nearly two decades ago, Meyda Tiffany acquired Quality Bent Glass Company which created original lighting fixtures, including the famous Coca-Cola® chandeliers, and supplied them to Tiffany Studios in New York City in the early 1900s. We utilize QBG's original tools, molds and techniques to create nostalgic lighting products today. In the mid-1990s, Meyda purchased Mecco Art, a metal art studio, and utilizes its equipment and manufacturing techniques to produce spectacular custom crafted lighting and decor under the Meyda Custom Lighting brand.
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Because no one reads the newspaper, and SportsCenter's anchors are too perky for this early in the morning, Deadspin combs the best of the broadsheets and the blogosphere to bring you everything you need to know to start your day.
•Butler and West Virginia's wins guarantee that our Final Four teams will come from four different conferences. And nothing against any particular team, but I really think the Big 12 deserves to be one of the four, don't you?
•Joey Porter was arrested on suspicion of DUI, as well as resisting arrest, after slapping the hand of a police officer trying to get him to leave his car. Thus once again proving the old maxim that nothing good happens in a Taco Bell parking lot after 1 a.m.
•Ernie Grunfeld says the Wizards won't void Gilbert Arenas's contract, even though he's pleaded guilty and been sentenced to a halfway house. In essence, they're making his transition back to the NBA all the smoother, since the Wizards are kind of like the league's halfway house.
•Break up the Coyotes! Phoenix clinches its first playoff birth in eight years. Break them up and move them to Hamilton! That's an old saying, right?
•What's a pair of wide receivers to do when they're bored, and the only other option is voluntary workouts? If you're Andre Johnson and Santana Moss, you hop on the city bus for some good old fashioned mass transit fun. Besides, all the voluntary workouts in the world won't help Jason Campbell get the ball to you any better.
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@ LanOC ReviewsNow that we have seen all of the various stock and overclocked versions of the HD 7000 series cards, some of the more interesting variations are starting to trickle out. A good example of this is from Sapphire, not only do they have a WIDE variety of versions. They are actually introducing a new card today, the Sapphire HD 7870 FLeX. For those of you who have been around for a while, you have seen us cover their FLeX lineup before. With the FLeX lineup allowing you to run three monitors in Eyefinity without any active adapters, it is perfect for someone who is already running multiple monitors. As we have seen in the past, if you plan on gaming in Eyefinity you need to have the power to push your favorite games, the HD 7870 is the fastest FLeX card we have tested to date, if any card can do it, it should.
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Sapphire HD 7870 FleX Dual-X 2GB Review @ OCC
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ASRock, ECS, Gigabyte, Intel, Sapphire Z77 Motherboard Roundup
PNY XLR8 GeForce GTX 670 Video Card @ Benchmark Reviews
Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 2GB DDR5 Flex Edition Video Card Review @ Hi Tech Legion
Club3D Radeon HD 7850 royalKing 2GB Graphics Card Review @ eTeknix.com
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The eyes of a dying patient are clear mirrors. In their gaze there is simply no place to hide. Coming face to face with dying requires a fierce compassion and self-awareness that is best supported by mindfulness, emotional balance and equanimity. These two pioneers in contemplative care of the dying are offering this special intensive for experienced caregivers. The training builds essential competencies in three areas: strengthens individual capacity for compassionate service, enhances spiritual development, and teaches health care providers and family caregivers how to work with burn-out, secondary trauma, and moral distress. The program includes one to one dialogue, contemplative practices, and didactic sessions on neuroscience and mindfulness.
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|Mary Virginia Foreman Le Garrec collection of Artur Schnabel materials, 1893-1996
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|(bulk circa 1920-circa 1950)
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|Schnabel, Artur, 1882-1951
|Le Garrec, Mary Virginia Foreman
|926 items ; 11 containers ; 5.0 linear feet
|Collection material in English, German, and French
|Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
|Artur Schnabel was an Austrian-born American pianist, pedagogue, and composer. Mary Virginia Foreman Le Garrec was Schnabel's student and confidante. The collection includes holograph manuscript and published music scores by Schnabel as well as published scores by other composers, some of which contain annotations in the hands of Schnabel, Le Garrec, and others. In addition, the collection contains correspondence; writings by both Schnabel and Le Garrec; concert programs featuring Schnabel as both pianist and composer; biographical material; press clippings, published articles, and monographs regarding Schnabel and his circle; books; photographs; and other iconography.
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Mexico City, July 18, 2013--Mexican authorities should conduct an open and thorough investigation into the murder of a crime reporter whose body was found on Wednesday in Oaxaca City, the capital of Oaxaca state, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. Alberto López Bello had been badly beaten and shot, government officials told CPJ.
"Crime reporters in Mexico work at enormous risk, constantly facing threats, intimidation, and attacks that are virtually never punished," Carlos Lauría, CPJ's senior program coordinator for the Americas, said from New York. "The cycle of impunity in anti-press crimes has had a devastating effect on the public's right to information, especially on matters of crime and corruption. The government can begin to break this terrible cycle by fully investigating this crime."
A spokesman for the state Attorney General who spoke to CPJ on condition of anonymity said López had been beaten and shot and that his body was found with that of another man, Arturo Alejandro Franco, who has been identified in news reports as an undercover police informant. Oaxaca City officials said Franco was a city employee. Police said he had been beaten and shot as well.
López, 28, had worked as a reporter for about six years for statewide newspaper El Imparcial, according to local journalists who asked not to be identified for fear of reprisal. The sources said López had worked the police beat and had recently published several stories about drug sales in the city.
Reporters covering the police beat in Mexico are vulnerable to threats from organized crime cartels and from the police who often work for the gangs, CPJ research shows. Organized crime groups in many states control drug production and distribution down the street level and often pay off or terrorize police into ignoring their operations.
López also covered police news for "Foro Político," a local radio program on Radiorama station. Sofia Valdivia, who worked at Radiorama and oversaw López's work, said he regularly reported on organized crime and police were sometimes said to be involved.
The governor of Oaxaca, Gabino Cué Monteagudo, has announced that the state government will fully investigate the case. He said he would ask the federal Attorney General's special prosecutor for crimes against journalists to join the investigation.
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At least it does for me, sometimes. Like, remember the Wal-mart parking lot? This time inspiration struck me the other morning while I was catching up on Brothers & Sisters, watching it on hulu, early in the morning while I was working on some orders.
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Jones Snowboards is honored to support two pioneering Swiss splitboarders who just released the most comprehensive backcountry ski and snowboard guidebook to Switzerland that there has ever been. If you've visited Switzerland you understand what an accomplishment this reference book is. The Swiss Alps are monsterous with seemingly a lifetime of lines to be ridden.
Here is an introduction to the book from its authors, Markus and Nicolas, the brains and the brawn behind HELVETIC BACKCOUNTRY:
A ten years journey of Shredding the Swiss Alps culminates in one book. At times the task seemed so colossal, that we almost went mad. If someone had told me earlier, that I would be drawing 1000 routes in the Swiss Alps and describing their 1800 key points – I would probably have said: "Great idea buddy, but without me!"
Luckily at that stage we were in way too deep to pull back, so we pushed on. Touring the mountains together since 2002 and producing the original Helvetic Backcountry guide in 2006, 3 years ago Nicolas and I had decided to take it to the next level.
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I have no idea.
I have always wanted to live in an apartment above a little coffee shop, or a used book store on a quiet downtown street.
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I want to try them all.
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The company had losses of $60 million in 2011, which is up from $38 million the year before. Revenue increased to $245 million, up from $97 million in 2010.
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Spotify lets people listen to music for free on the desktop. People are supposed to make playlists and get hooked on the service. Then when they want to listen to music on their phones, they have to pay a monthly subscription fee.
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Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist here at Money Morning, has spotted a very simple pattern he believes will allow you to achieve two incredible feats…
- You could capture a series of 164.68% windfalls, and…
- You will, with 100% certainty, only buy stocks that are going up.
At its core, all you have to do is just grab regular, "boring" shares of stock when you see this X…
And sell them when you see it again.
It's that clear-cut.
This is a nine-month stock chart for World Wrestling Entertainment – the $900 million sports media company.
Its ticker is WWE.
In September of 2013, WWE's share price began an aggressive rise.
And the following April of 2014, it started to plummet – eventually landing fairly close to where it began.
Now earnings reports, countless financial statements, and even product launches would explain WWE's rise and fall.
But none of that matters.
Because all you need to know are two dates.
Look at September 15, 2013.
The green line in this chart shot straight up and the red line fell.
As they crossed, they formed an X.
Shortly after, the stock surged 180%.
Then, on April 4, 2014, it happened again.
Another X formed, as the red line shot straight up and the green line fell.
And look what happened next – WWE dropped like a ton of bricks.
However, if you had simply bought this stock at the first X…
And sold when you saw the second X…
Your reward would've been a 180% windfall in about six and a half months.
Let's jump back to 2009, and you'll see this same story play out with Netflix.
On August 7, the green line shot straight up, as the red line dramatically fell.
The first X was formed.
And then, almost two years later to the day…
On August 5, 2011, after Netflix's stock had jumped 420% – the red line shot straight up, as the green line fell.
As they crossed, the second X appeared.
And over the months that followed, Netflix's stock crashed 65%, wiping out the majority of the gains.
From boosts in subscriber counts and increased revenues, to overhype and rising costs of securing content – there was no shortage of factors driving Netflix's wild ride.
But none of this matters.
Because, by grabbing shares of Netflix when you saw that first X – and selling at the second X…
That 420% winner would've been yours for the taking.
Let's rewind back even further to the year 2000.
Here's a chart for the agricultural products company, American Vanguard Corp. – ticker AVD.
And what do you see on March 16, 2000?
That green line shooting straight up as the red line falls.
And there's the first X.
At the time, American Vanguard's stock was trading for $1 a share.
And when the second X appeared on July 31, 2007, it had hit $12.25 – representing a gain of 1,125%.
From a major deal with DuPont, to a series of consecutive jumps in net income…
Somebody looking back could've provided a long list of reasons for American Vanguard's multi-year rise.
None of them matter.
Because, before any of these things came to pass, that first X had appeared.
And if you had bought all the shares you could get your hands on when it did… then sold them when that second X arrived… you would've pocketed that 1,125%.
And you would've been free and clear when, shortly after, American Vanguard's stock dropped 43% to only $7 a share.
These three examples dating from today all the way back to the millennium represent a quick snapshot of something amazing Keith Fitz-Gerald has uncovered.
It's going to change how you see the markets – and how you invest from this day forward.
This X pattern.
It will first appear in two to three stocks a month, every single month.
Shortly after that X forms, oftentimes within 24 to 48 hours – the stock shoots up.
And as the charts show, there's a second X pattern.
Focus on what happens after it appears…
The stock begins to pull back.
By nailing this time frame…
By simply buying when you saw the first X – then selling when the second X appeared…
You would've won on 100% of these trades. You would've never lost.
More importantly, you would've had the opportunity to take part in some of the biggest windfalls in recent history, like:
- 2,941% on Terra Nitrogen
- 542% on Intercept
- 7,476% on Monster Beverage Corp.
- 2,566% on Kingold Jewelry Inc.
- 1,478% on Radcom Ltd.
- 1,328% on U.S. Global Investors
As incredible as this X pattern is on its own... it's not the ultimate answer.
Now the X pattern achieves optimal performance when it's matched with the right caliber stocks – high-caliber stocks.
When it first appears in high-caliber stocks, those stocks quickly enter into a state of high velocity – unleashing an unstoppable explosion of profits.
To identify a high-caliber stock required another unique discovery from Keith, one that's just as simple as the first.
It's called the F-Score – an incredibly precise metric for uncovering public companies whose share prices are susceptible to enormous profit spikes.
By combining these two, you'll have the opportunity to:
- Pocket a non-stop series of windfalls that average out to gains of 164.68% each.
- With 100% certainty, only buy stocks that are "going up."
And it took Keith – a former member of the Wall Street fraternity – to uncover this powerful new pattern.
This remarkable discovery is at the heart of his brand-new High Velocity Profits, now available to the public for the very first time.
Here's what you need to understand...
We've all looked at stocks in the past that we wanted to buy.
We were ready to pull the trigger and grab shares, but we hesitated…
Because these stocks were already "going up."
So we asked ourselves…
Did I just miss the boat?
If you see that first X, the answer is a resounding…
You absolutely… positively… did NOT miss the boat.
This X only appears when stocks are already "going up."
In fact, the real profit explosion is about to begin… because these stocks have reached a state of high velocity.
It's been the same story for the last 15 years with many penny stocks… with small-cap, medium-cap, and even large-cap stocks…
These Xs have delivered quick-hit payouts… these Xs have produced long-term winners… and this same X pattern has appeared alongside the biggest windfalls of the last 15 years.
That's why we believe this pattern will, with 100% certainty, allow you to…
"Only buy stocks that are going up!"
How You Can 7X Your Profit Potential in a Bad Market
Keith Fitz-Gerald predicted both the 2008 financial crisis and the dot-com collapse, and they didn't slow him down one bit.
In fact, he discovered a way to make money when stocks dropped.
Just recently, he used this special method to give his readers a chance at 408% total gains in just two weeks – even as the Dow was bouncing 1,000 points in a single day.
And today, we'd like to share this method with you.
You don't need a Wall Street background like Keith…
You don't even need to have traded a stock before.
In fact, if you can spot the "X" on a treasure map, you could make a fortune on Wall Street.
Click here to see how you can benefit from this method for yourself.,


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