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Thank You, Arsene, Arsenal And Arsenal Supporters
Dec 15th, 2008 by 'holic
'Five hundred posts, 'holic. Will you be doing something special?' I am amazed at some of the stuff I get asked by complete strangers. Only you're not complete strangers, are you? I have had the good fortune to meet a number of you, and from the comments that are left there may well be many more I have been in the vicinity of in years gone by.
Not everything is complimentary. 'It's a blog, give me more of your views and fewer previews and reviews. Tell me how you became so clearly attached to Arsenal. The anecdotes you recount can be much better than your day-to-day stuff.' You'll be sorry, fella!
It's very easy to explain how Arsenal became so important to me. I can tell when I am talking to people today that they just do not believe that I was taken to Arsenal before I could walk, or talk. If mum needed a break from me I was entrusted to Dad, and when that happened on a Saturday the old fella would be going to Highbury, so I had to go to. (Yes, you probably would get locked up for that today, but the fifties were a different era in so many ways.)
My first recollections were sometime later, and probably stuck in the memory because it was an evening game under floodlights, and for some reason the fact that Bob Wilson was making one of a handful of early appearances also stayed with me. The match was Arsenal's second competitive European match at the old stadium, a Fairs Cup clash with Royal Liege in 1963.
Bob probably stayed in the memory because just after that game we bought another goalkeeper, Jim Furnell, from Liverpool. For the next five years Furnell, and the assortment of clowns in our defence, contrived to make growing up as an Arsenal supporter a painful experience.
Actually, that is not strictly true. As an attacking force we gave young impressionable fans a lot to appreciate. Joe Baker was my first idol, the free-scoring and spirited centre-forward so often on the end of the creativity of the likes of George Eastham, Geoff Strong, and wingers like Alan Skirton, and a young George Armstrong.
We didn't win anything though, and no words can convey the depth of anguish felt by a young 'holic when we lost the League Cup Final to third division Swindon Town. I had missed the trip to Wembley a year earlier when we fell at the final hurdle to Leeds, because we were moving that weekend. How I wish I had not been there in 1969! Yet a year later I was one of the privileged indeed, squeezed into Highbury to see Anderlecht taken apart in the Fairs Cup Final, second leg.
All of a sudden the teenage 'holic was transported to somewhere very special, as that European success was followed with the hallowed double, only previously achieved in the twentieth century by 'that shower' up the road. To increase the euphoria we landed the title at the Lane, and as if being there wasn't enough I was at Wembley five days later to see Charlie, bless him, nail the winner against Liverpool.
Around this time I started to travel regularly to away games too. Through the seventies I missed very few games. Travel was cheap and the crack was just tremendous. Sadly though that double side was broken up all too quickly and by the mid-seventies we were complete and utter garbage. If it wasn't for Brian Kidd and Terry Mancini we would have followed the path that led the likes of Manchester United, Tottenham, and Chelsea to the second division! To put that into a modern context, that would be like Dwight Yorke and Pascal Cygan saving our skins this season!
Anyway, before responsibility, a mortgage, and a back problem got to curtail my football activities I had the good fortune to follow Terry Neill's red and white army around Europe (and Leicester!). Four Cup Finals in three years, including an ill-fated trip to Brussels, signalled another glut of high-profile games for us to attend.
The mid eighties however saw a return to the mediocrity I had grown up with, and witnessed again in the mid seventies. I could go on, but surely by now you are getting the drift of this very personal trip down memory lane.
Some people accuse me today of being a blind follower of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal, as though that is some sort of blind spot. Those used to a decade of nothing but success are starting to turn on some of the players and manager. Do you really think we didn't say exactly the same things in the mid-seventies and mid -eighties (mid nineties too, come to think of it!) that you are saying now?
In fact I can recall Ian Wright leaning out of the dressing room window and hurling an absolute stream of invective at a group of disolusioned and protesting Gooners in Avenell Road in the wake of Arsenal's defeat to Blackburn in December 1997. Didn't we win a couple of trophies the following May?
I managed to skip around twenty years there as I could see some of you starting to yawn! I will skip the last decade too, because most of us have been through it and have our own recollections, and expectations of following Arsenal, either as a result of that last decade, or because of a much wider term.
I just hope that helps to explain a little better why I am not yet slitting my wrists when we are eight points off the Premiership leaders in December 2008. Like many others I think we are short in the squad. Actually I thought at the start of the season we were two players short of being successful, and now I think it is three.
However, being successful is not a right. I am extremely grateful to be supporting one of only two clubs in the top flight that has not experienced second-tier football in my lifetime. I am decidedly grateful to be supporting the only club south of Lancashire that has regularly scooped up major trophies in my lifetime. I wish I had enjoyed the good fortune of my Dad to follow Arsenal when Herbert Chapman made them the biggest club in the world, from nothing.
I'm enjoying my 'Chapman' era now though. I hope in time most of you will come to appreciate what I mean when I say that. Thanks , Arsene, Arsenal, and all of you. It's been joyous, and painful, and that is what has made it so great.
40 Responses to "Thank You, Arsene, Arsenal And Arsenal Supporters"
on 15 Dec 2008 at 11:40 pm1Chris
Nice article and remarkable how closely it coincides with my own Arsenal history. Old Islington family, Dad and Dad's Dad were supporters, then they took me and my brother Lived within walking distance of the ground. Went to all the games, even reserve matches in those days. And I agree, it's been great. Thanks 'Holic it does no harm to reflect on a lifetime's support occasionally.
on 15 Dec 2008 at 11:43 pm2Goonerholic
Cheers Chris,
Remember on occasion, when money must have been tight, going in the exit gates when they were opened with about twenty minutes to go, for first team and reserve games. You just reminded me. Thanks.
on 15 Dec 2008 at 11:50 pm3Chris
Yes, I even remember the Schoolboys enclosure and being able to walk right around the ground when the stewards opened the doors during reserve matches. I used to walk with my mates up through Highbury fields and get to the ground at about 1.45pm. I suppose it was just for the buzz. And during the school holidays I spent most of my life playing on the cinder pitch at the top of the fields. I realised quite a while ago that supporting Arsenal has been woven deeply into the social fabric of my whole life and even though I live further away these days, when I get to the game it still feels like I'm coming home. Great times mate and my very best to you and yours.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 12:06 am4Nantucket
Hey 'holic, I supported Arsenal since 9th grade and I will think of you when we wins the BPL again
on 16 Dec 2008 at 1:08 am5The Saint
Great article and it reminds me of my love affair with Arsenal which began in 1979. The team has given me a roller-coaster ride of emotions since that F.A. Cup Final when Alan Sunderland's goal made me want to support a team that never says die and fights to the very end. Also as everybody in Singapore was either a Manure or Pool supporter I decided to be different. I remember many fond memories as well as down moments throughout the years since then which also included my most memorable emotional high when Michael Thomas scored that goal and I was jumping up and down in the middle of the night with tears in my ears with everyone else in the house waking up and thinking I was mad. Ahh… those were the days; I'll always be a fan even now when it seems we are going back to those up and down days of mid-table mediocrity but no matter what, I'll always be a fan. The law of averages says we can't always make it to Europe so let's cut the team some slack and support them even if they finish below 6th this season.
Go Gunners! You frustrating team that's shown me the whole range of emotions that I'm capable of and never new possible. At least you are never boring and predictable!
on 16 Dec 2008 at 4:11 am6BGun
Terrific post 'holic. It's always good to hear anecdotes and get perspective from someone who's followed Arsenal for so long.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 4:46 am7Bops
Good one old man.. 🙂 .. Lot us young greedy lot can learn from your experiences..
on 16 Dec 2008 at 5:06 am8ugandan gun
if u ever step in uganda, u'll have a crate of club on me 'holic. nice post.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 6:59 am91964
My first game was in 1964, Jim Furnell, Ian Ure et al. Other than that, you have summed up my love affaire with Arsenal. The away trip to Brussels. (Heady days, shame we lost, Damn you Rix)
But the essence of your post is spot on. We were saying the same things. I remeber a group of us in the west stand throwing our season tickets onto the pitch in protest in the mid 80's (The club saw fit to return them to us in the post).
It's the same ol same ol…
Good post 'holic. You are a legend!! we young supporters of our beloved Arsenal FC we need such people to tell us such history to make us strong and don't criticize too much. These bad days will change am sure for that. Wenger, just add 3 players, we shall rule again. 'holic, if you come to Africa, pass through Rwanda and meet the elders too (great supporters).
hey big man,
arsenal gets me off depression..it hurts to see what we are going through but knowing wenger i believe that we will pull it off.In a recent survey in Kenya Arsenal was voted the best club in the EPL with Wenger taking the best Manager,Thierry the best all time and guess what Holic Fabregas thumped Ronaldo.(www.nation.co.ke 15/12/08).Go gooners go…go goonerholic go. we love you.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 8:10 am12Swedish Bastard
Great post 'holic. I think we all need some perspective when the chips are down and to the following discussions on the web. I grew up in the 80's and when you remember what kind of players we had in the team and especially on the bench back then and what kind of performances we had to endure sometimes. I feel so lucky to have been able to see so many matches during the Wenger era and I am just baffled when people are saying 'Wenger out' after a couple of bad matches.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 9:02 am13Passenal
Thanks 'holic – I always enjoy your trips down memory lane.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 9:21 am14Colonel Mustard
I agree with all the sentiments in the article. Gooners of a certain vintage have seen a lot but we are patently short of a few class players. I just dont see the potential being fullfilled in the Diaby, Denilsion, Song triangle of doom! Thing is though Arsene can be ruthless sometimes. January will be interesting. oh welll at least Eduardo is back.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 9:30 am15Ollie
the crack was just tremendous
I didn't have you as a drug addict, 'holic 😉
Anyway, fantastic write-up, cheers fella, here's to you.
*raises glass*
on 16 Dec 2008 at 9:54 am16Silva
Lovely blog, 'holic – really puits things into perspective.
Similarly, I was an Arsenal supporter before I was old enough to support, and it folowed me through the years to where I am today. I'll fill you in the full details over a cold Guiness, the next time we're in the pub for a game!
Keep up the good work…COME ON YOU GUNNERS!
on 16 Dec 2008 at 11:27 am17KTbird
Great blog, 'holic
*raises glass*
on 16 Dec 2008 at 12:52 pm18gonko
Your Blog is always a fine read `holic.This one is an absolute cracker.
Looking forward to the next five hundred.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 12:58 pm19Esso
Great stuff 'holic. Roll on the New Year and raising another glass or two.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 1:07 pm20Balj
Great post, great blog. Will you be watching Eddy's return tonight?
on 16 Dec 2008 at 1:55 pm21Will
great post.
My grandfather ran away from home in dundee to london in the late 1920's and lived in an orphanage at the top of avenell road.
He told my dad he used to jump over the fence and into the ground throughout the 30's as we started to dominate. thats how my dads a gooner and I'm a gooner.
when its a fmaily thing like this it puts everything into perspective, to be honest as long as we keep ourselves with the true traditons of arsenal I can take not winning the league any year.
arsenal till I die
on 16 Dec 2008 at 2:49 pm22delly
i just wanted to share how i became am arsenal fan….i first remember being emamored with arsenal when i watch them play newcastle in teh FA cup finals and anelka was devastating in that game…i came into liking football very late…as i am from jamaica we did not have access to the premier league until like the mid 90s…and from that day on i have been a rose tinted gunner if there is everyone…i have lost girlfriends over arsenal…in the mornings when i wake up the first thing i do is scoure the internet for anything and everything that is arsenal… i know we maybe going tru a little slump now…but in perspective things are not that bad…and i klnow arsene will turn it around…tru thick or thin…i know i will forever be a GUNNER….
on 16 Dec 2008 at 3:04 pm23hafidz
arsenal always be my team in my hard ,even this kind of problem they going true
on 16 Dec 2008 at 3:28 pm24pay-per-view
Wenger said to be patient for the team of players that we had last year. Then when they finally got to be world class he sold off the backbone of the team. This is bullsh*t, Arsenal is not a youth development team, kids should be "getting better" in the reserve team or on loan, not "learning on the job" in Arsenal's first team, while Arsenal drops out of the top four and its fan base gradually erodes away. Wenger is doing a lot of really stupid stuff with Arsenal right now the train is barely on the tracks, an international fan base will only stick around if the team continues to be world class and filled with some of the best players in the world, this is what we saw at Ajax, as soon as they decided to become a "selling club" of "youth development" they became a small club and their international fanbase dwindled away to nothing, now they are just a local club with a fanbase only [for all intents and purposes] in the Netherlands.
That is what Arsenal is looking at if Wenger continues the curret path, we will be like Tottenham, a club that thinks big of itself but is really small and that nobody in the world cares about except for some diehard fans in London and the UK. A club that is rarely if ever in the running for trophies, forget about winning them. We will wait 15 years to get a Carling Cup trophy and then release a DVD about that historic victory, just like Spurs.
The truth is, even Spurs are more ambitious than Wenger is now, they are trying to build a top club they just can't keep hold of their players like Berbatov, but they at least kept hold of him for some seasons, if he was at Arsenal he would be gone to Chelsea or Man City or Barcelona after one great season, see you, and Wenger would probably only get like 10 million pounds for him, because that is Wenger's new style of doing business, sell to the lowest bidder, get rid of your best players as quickly as possible, only play your worst players, never bench your players no matter how bad they play, make sure there is no competition for first team places no matter what, etc.
It is the textbook opposite of everything that is required to run a successful football club. Yes, Wenger did great things with Arsenal 12 years ago, but since Veira left what has happened to the squad: it has gotten worse, worse, worse, just compare the squad we have today to the one we had in Veira's last year if you want to have a laugh, Arsenal were a huge club filled with stars back then, but now we only have one big star left and that is Fabregas.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 4:53 pm25alromeb
Congrats goonerholic! I will cheer u achievment tonight!
on 16 Dec 2008 at 5:58 pm26norfolk dumpling
I think "crack" should be "craic"!
Great post. I really started to notice and appreciate The Arsenal in the '70's – Charlie laying flat on his back after scoring that goal, the thrilling finish to the FA Cup Final when the win over Man U was inspired by Chippy and Sunderland scored the clinching goal. Then there was that European final when Seaman was lobbed by the ex Spurs player (can't remember his name). The fabulous back four (they shall not pass!) and the sublime football played by the Iceman and Henry. The trouble is we have been spoilt in recent years, when you are at the top expectations rise and the only direction you can move is down. The team may be struggling a bit at the moment and some of the football isn't great and I'm sure the manager knows that he has made some mistakes but we should remember all that he has achieved and the effect he has had not just on Arsenal but on the whole of English football. One of the problems we have is that all the other teams have raised their game and are now a lot better than they were a few years ago. The race for the title is no longer a two horse one and there are now four or five genuine contenders. However the season finishes I shall still be an avid follower of Arsenal football club and I shall still say thank you to Arsene Wenger for giving me the opportunity to enjoy such wonderful football over the last 10 or 12 years.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 6:45 pm27Snail
Cheers 'holic. A great perspective.
on 16 Dec 2008 at 8:32 pm28IndianGooner
Nice post…. I'm so fortunate of following a club whose fans are sooo passionate… Even though I started following arsenal very recently(compared to you all) as there was no Premier League being broadcasted in India until the late 90s.. And it was accidently that I started following The Arsenal.. When broadcasting of the Premier League started in India, I used to watch the various footballing shows and was amused to see the footballing skills (the best I'd ever seen in my life) DB10 (my all-time favorite player in the world) did. I then started watching all the premier league shows and slowly started watching Arsenal's matches.. Thats how I started following the Arsenal..
I'm not so fortunate as many of you guys who had/have the privilege of watching the match Live from the stadium. I have to satisfy myself by watching it on TV or updates on sites. Someday, I'll fulfill my dream of watching Arsenal playing at the Grove(I used to dream of watching Arsenal play at our beloved Highbury before moving to the 'Grove. That dream of mine will remain a dream forever)..
I admit we are through a bad patch(the worst during my time following The Arsenal) and it hurts a lot when we lose but I'll sure that very soon we'll be out of this patch.. And I'll be waiting for that. Gooner4ever..
on 16 Dec 2008 at 11:07 pm29Steve T
Great read as your posts normally are.
I was born and raised in South London. My late father was an Arsenal supporter and I thank him dearly for that. Most of the family were CSKA Fulham fans but I refused to buckle under the pressure.
My first real memories are as a 6 year old and the 71 season. Had no idea at that stage of the enormity of the achievement. Since then it has been one long eventful journey. As I have since explained to my wife, my relationship with Arsenal is the longest relationship I have ever had. After many years she now fully understands.
The memories I have as a kid onwards, are too numerous. These days I am blessed with two children aged 9 and 5. Both had Arsenal romper suits on when they were less that 24 hours old. They have no choice really but I know they will thank me one day when it has all sunk in.
Let's be honest about it. Like it or not, we can never change. We are just amazingly fortunate to have been dealt the hand we have.
Arsenal, and very very proud of it.
My best wishes to you and Mrs H.
Up the Gunners.
PS, Nice to see Eduardo playing 45 mins for the reserves, even if he did tweak an hamstring.
on 17 Dec 2008 at 1:07 am30gouneur
i guess this is a good time as any to congratulate you on your blog. Like most blogs i read, i (selfeshly) never post any comments, but i do enjoy the 'holic articles every morning with a mug of coffee.
My arsenal 'background' is not nearly as impressive as yours. I started supporting the team when i lived in london 7 years ago, but i've never been to any game :(. I didn't like football that much before i came to england. and i hate myself for not trying to go to highbury.
So i'm not the life-long, season-ticket, opininated fan that most of you seem to be, and I will probably never be, but i do intend to go to Ashburton sometime in the near future, to see what the fuss is all about. Well done to all of you for supporting the lads week in week out. If i could, i would.
Anyway, thanks 'holic, i owe it to you!
on 17 Dec 2008 at 2:03 am31Garrett
This is what I come here for: old gits reminiscing (and I mean that in the nicest way) and trying to put some perspective on the present day.
A lovely post which inevitably sends us all off down memory lane. I don't quite have your credentials having 1st attended in '68, age 14, with a mate whose dad had previously taken him, despite the fact they were Palace supporters – as I was at the time.
The switch in allegiance wasn't glory hunting since the team were in the midst of losing League Cup finals at the time, and didn't really seem to be going anywhere, but just seeing that patch of green and the Art Deco stands in the midst of terraced houses was something magical. The same with the team; but most especially the supporters.
The opening chapter of Fever Pitch is contemporary to this and captures my feeling at the time. These people really did hate being there but there was a feeling of catharsis and when we scored it was something else again.
Hornby says he could have gone to the Lane or the Bridge and had the same experience but I don't think that's true. I also went to those shitholes at around that time and came away with nothing but contempt for the creatures inhabiting them.
Arsenal was, and is, something very different and the subsquent years have proved it.
Anyway, enough wittering on. What I really wanted to say was that due to Mrs Garret's mother being seriously ill I didn't get to say thanks for the excellent coda to the Eboue saga with your "Prisoner" post 8/12 and to wish Mrs 'holic all the best.
on 17 Dec 2008 at 3:53 am32Sajit
Ive been reading this blog for a couple of years now. And this has to be THE best post ever in my favorite arsenal blog on the internet.
Thank you, 'holic.
on 17 Dec 2008 at 12:59 pm33dino
nice one 'hols
*mine's a ice cold carlsberg
on 17 Dec 2008 at 4:46 pm34Glasgow Gooner
Great blog holic. This is one of my must read Arsenal blogs. Cheers!!
on 17 Dec 2008 at 4:51 pm35Pomp
Great stuff 'Holic, & thanks for the great reads.
Your blog & ACLF leave the others standing, for reasoned posts.
I predate you at Highbury by a few years & share many of your memories.
The 1st game I went to on my own, without my Dad, was the pre Munich 4-5 against Man U.
I well remember "Fingers" Furnell, capable of the greatest saves & the worst howlers, flapping being a speciality.
Keep up the good work.
on 17 Dec 2008 at 6:37 pm36ThArsenalWay.com
Now what is this?
http : // www . arsenal. com /news/news-archive/arsenal-holdings-plc-board-restructuring
"Ivan Gazidis, the incoming Chief Executive, will join the Boards of the Company and the Club with effect from 1 January 2009.
Richard Carr has announced his resignation from the Board of the Company having served as a director for twenty seven years. Richard will, however, remain a director of the Club.
Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith will be leaving the Boards of the Company and the Club with immediate effect."
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on 18 Dec 2008 at 12:35 pm37NH
Happy days 'holic! Some wonderful recollections there. Players (and even directors) come and go, but it's all about the moment, the memories, that game on that day, the fans and the team bonded as just one entity, sharing that instant. I also envy my father in having witnessed the Chapman and Wenger eras, but we're lucky enough to have just seen one of those (in among some err… less golden times). As with Chapman, Wenger hasn't just built trophy-winning sides, he's rebuilt the entire club, and his legacy will be not just the memories of some days when we were simply invincible, but also facilities and initiatives which will reap benefits for generations to come.
on 18 Dec 2008 at 1:20 pm38Durnin
Nice to see positive comments for once on an Arsenal blog. We are only 8 points behind the leaders, come Sunday it could be five. We can still get our act together.
on 20 Dec 2008 at 9:17 am39Imran
Cheers for this article.
By the way, how old are you?
on 20 Dec 2008 at 2:07 pm40Goonerholic
Let's just say if I was any good at golf I would now be on the seniors tour, Imran!


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f. Initial Public Offer of a public sector undertaking wherein the government shareholding is at least 51%, which is scheduled for getting listed in the relevant previous year and whose annual turnover is not less than four thousand crore rupees during each of the preceding three years;
Procedure for investment under Scheme.-
a. the new retail investor may make investment in eligible securities in one or more than one transactions during the year in which the deduction has to be claimed;
b. the new retail investor may make any amount of investment in the demat account but the amount eligible for deduction, under the Scheme shall not exceed fifty thousand rupees;
c. the eligible securities brought into the demat account, as declared or designated by the new retail investor, will automatically be subject to lock-in during its first year, as per the provisions of point D above, unless the new retail investor specifies otherwise and for such specification, the new retail investor shall submit a declaration in Form B indicating that such securities are not to be included within the above limit of investment;
d. the new retail investor shall be eligible for a deduction under sub- section (1) of section 80CCG of the Act in respect of the actual amount invested in eligible securities , in the first financial year in respect of which a declaration in Form B has not been made, subject to the maximum investment limit of fifty thousand rupees;
e. the new retail investor may also keep securities other than the eligible securities covered under the Scheme in the demat account through which benefits under the Scheme are availed;
f. The deduction claimed shall be withdrawn if the lock-in period requirements of the investment are not complied with or any other condition of the Scheme is violated.
E. Period of holding requirements:
1. The period of holding is Three Years to be counted in the manner detailed hereunder.
2. The securities are required to be held for a period called the Fixed Lock-In Period which shall commence from the date of purchase of such securities in the relevant financial year and end one year from the date of purchase of the last set of eligible securities (in the same financial year) on which deduction is claimed under the Scheme.
3. The investor shall NOT be permitted to sell, pledge or hypothecate any eligible security during the fixed lock-in period.
4. The period of two years beginning immediately after the end of the fixed lock-in period shall be called the Flexible Lock-In Period.
5. The new retail investor shall be permitted to trade the eligible securities after the completion of the fixed lock-in period subject to the following conditions:
a. The new retail investor shall ensure that the demat account under the scheme is compliant for a cumulative period of a minimum of 270 days during each of the two years of the flexible lock-in period as laid down hereunder:
A. the demat account shall be considered compliant for the number of days where value of the investment portfolio of eligible securities within the flexible lock-in period, is equal to or higher than the amount claimed as investment for the purposes of deduction under section 80CCG of the Act;
B. In case the value of investment portfolio in the demat account falls due to fall in the market rate of eligible securities in the flexible lock-in period, then notwithstanding sub clause(A),
i. The demat account shall be considered compliant from the first day of the flexible lock-in period to the day any such eligible securities are sold during this period;
ii. Where the assessee sells the eligible securities mentioned in sub-clause (B) from his demat account, he shall have to purchase eligible securities and the said demat account shall be compliant from the day on which the value of the investment portfolio in the account becomes -
(I) at least equivalent to the investment claimed as eligible for deduction under section 80CCG of the Act or;
(II) the value of the investment portfolio under the Scheme before such sale, whichever is less.
6. The demat account created under the scheme shall, on the expiry of the period of holding of the investment, be converted automatically into an ordinary demat account.
7. For the purpose of valuation of investment during the flexible lock-in period, the closing price as on the previous day of the date of trading, shall be considered.
8. While making the initial investments upto fifty thousand rupees, the total cost of acquisition of eligible securities shall not include brokerage charges, Securities Transaction Tax, stamp duty, service tax and all taxes, which are appearing in the contract note.
9. Where the investment of the new retail investor undergoes a change as a result of involuntary corporate actions like demerger of companies, amalgamation, etc. resulting in debit or credit of securities covered under the Scheme, the deduction claimed by such investor shall not be affected.
10. In case of voluntary corporate actions like buy-back, etc. resulting only in debit of securities, where new retail investor has the option to exercise his choice, the same shall be considered as a sale transaction for the purpose of the Scheme.
F. F Procedure at time of opening Demat account
a) The new retail investor shall open a new demat account or designate his existing demat account for the purpose of availing the benefit under the Scheme;
b) The new retail investor shall submit a declaration in Form A to the depository participant who will forward the same to the depository for verifying the status of the new retail investor;
c) The new retail investor shall furnish his Permanent Account Number (PAN) while opening the demat account or designating the existing account as a Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme eligible account, as the case may be.
Declaration in Form A - This is the Declaration to be submitted by the investors to the depository participants for availing the benefits under the Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme.
If client wants to avail this RGESS, client will have to submit Form A( at the time of account opening or existing account holder will have to submit before doing a transaction ). Please go thru the circular for eligibility of existing account holders to be converted to RGESS.
Declaration in Form B - Declaration to be submitted by the New Retail Investor to the depository participant on purchase of eligible securities.
Once the account is activated for RGESS and a transaction is done in the clients account, client will have to submit Form B to depository participant within 30 days after doing the transaction.


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In our household, November was typically the kick off to the eating fest which lingered thru December. Traditional family recipes, marathon cooking and over indulgence became the standard. Eventually, the threat of New Year's resolutions, and the tightness of my clothes snapped me back to reality. And as if the holiday season coming to an end was not traumatic enough, I realized that once January arrived my taste buds would be lulled into hibernation with the blandness of cottage cheese and celery sticks.
That said, traditions are passed on to the next generation, college bowl games ensue, families gather together and food is an inevitable consequence of holiday celebrations. Therefore, I plan to devote this month's blog on Paleo remakes of family favorites, along with some new options that are sure to have your guests saying "Oh this is Paleo..hmmm". If you follow the Paleo diet you will have heard that statement before, as well as my other favorites "That is your lunch bag..wow, that's a lot of food!" or "Isn't eating Paleo expensive?" and "Are you eating AGAIN?"
My standard responses to the aforementioned remarks are: yes it's a family recipe from my Neanderthal relatives; Yes, that's my lunch, you should have seen my breakfast; I figure it's a wash, I can either pay my deductibles at the grocery store now or the doctor's office later; and I'm training for a marathon, I'm planning to live to be 100! Sometimes, on my geeky days, I throw a little Biology lesson in about balancing blood glucose levels, or the integrity of muscle tone based on diet.
Although I grew up eating garden harvested vegetables, wild game and fish, Paleo has been a great incentive for me to explore new culinary trends and break out of my "weekly menu" rut which I had constructed around spaghetti and garlic bread dinners, make your own taco night,lasagna, lasagna leftovers, Sunday meatloaf, and sloppy Joes/ order pizza Fridays. I still have my standard rule of "kitchen to table in 30 min or less or be able to eat it for multiple days" rule, but in the past three years I've tried more new recipes than I had made in my entire life.
Today's recipe is for Cornish hens, although this recipe would work equally as well for turkey breast, and chicken, wild duck, pheasant, or partridge. Biology factoid: although in most bird species hens are female birds, both male and female birds are referred to as Cornish hens.
prep time 20 min, cook time 1hr 15 min, table ready in 1 hr 45 min
Original recipe makes 4 cornish hens from Michelle Mullis
4 Cornish game hens
5 stalks celery
1 large onion, quartered – divided
1 lemon, quartered – divided
4 sprigs fresh rosemary, divided
1 tablespoon olive oil
sea salt to taste
lemon pepper to taste
1 tablespoon chopped fresh tarragon
1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil
1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme
2 sprigs fresh rosemary, leaves removed and chopped
1 head garlic, peeled
1 large onion, chopped
1/2 cup white wine
1/2 cup chicken broth
3 tablespoons olive oil
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C).
- Arrange celery stalks next to each other in the bottom of a heavy roasting pan.
- Place 1 onion quarter, 1 lemon quarter, and 1 sprig rosemary in the cavity of each hen. (option: paleo stuffing recipes will be added to the menu soon)
- Rub outside of hens with 1 tablespoon olive oil; sprinkle with salt and lemon pepper.
- Arrange hens atop celery; sprinkle with tarragon, basil, thyme, and chopped rosemary.
- Scatter garlic cloves and 1 chopped onion around hens.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 25 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Whisk wine, broth, and 3 tablespoons olive oil together in a bowl; pour over hens.
- Cook hens until no longer pink at the bone and the juices run clear, about 50 more minutes, basting every 15 minutes with juices in pan. An instant-read thermometer inserted near the bone should read 165 degrees F (74 degrees C).
- Turn off oven and let hens rest in the oven for 10 more minutes.
from the kitchen of Patti Kryzanowski
1 bag fresh cranberries
1-1.5 cup water
4 fresh dates-pitted and minced
¼ C raw honey
1 honeycrisp apple-peeled, diced
1T organic cinnamon
1T butter
Mix cranberries, apples and dates with water in med saucepot, when you hear cranberries start to pop reduce heat to low
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Honesty is the best policy I often heard growing up. I'm cool with that. I will be the first to say I am as guilty as any other for telling white lies and omission over the years. I am Human. What I can no longer do is lie to myself. That hurts my Being. That's the most horrible thing, I think, lying to oneself and suffering because of that.
I lied for so long in that I thought that I wasn't enough without the love of someone else. I enjoy love. If you read the first three chapters of my book you can tell I'm bout it bout it in regards to love.
But that person is no longer in my life. I don't think it wrong to love her as it is and I don't need her or anyone else I've realized. That's the biggest lie, that we're not enough without another person. Whether it be their presence, their words, their validation, whatever.
I don't need any of that. Do I enjoy it. Yes, it's enjoyable at times but you know what, like Diddy said: Can't stop. Won't Stop.
For real. I can't stop and I won't stop because I don't have someone with me. There's a big ass world and alot I want to experience. I believe in living life fully, I want to keep growing and expanding. That's who I am.
Why am I writing this? Well, I ran into a friend who at one point I was kind of feeling something, I took a shot, she shut it down. That was cool. I moved on. But apparently she didn't and I'm sick of the karmic pattern as it is playing out and I have to write to wrap my thoughts around it.
I used to hold my tongue alot because I didn't want to hurt people but I watched as this little dynamic between us play out, I look at the needy text messages, I felt the little passive-aggressive jabs as I discussed some recent events and thoughts I had around them.
Let's give some more backstory.
I had just gotten a custom tattoo on my arm from Adam at 434 Tattoo (see the banner…), the adrenaline dump kicked in, and I was drinking coffee. She saw me and went running after me. In my peripheral, I saw someone barreling toward me and I stepped out of the way conscious of my body, not wanting my newly done piece to be touched. Well, she slipped or something. I didn't see it. I think she contrived it in her head but her knees hurt apparently. So she kept saying, what does that mean? Then it led to a comment about stop chasing me. Ha, like I asked to be chased. I explored that option at one point, it didn't work, cool, relationships and opportunities come in waves. If I catch one, great. If not, great. Life is cool as it unfolds, I don't have to rush.
She asked me awhile back why I wasn't dating. I don't date right now because I'm on the grind, I'm focused, and I experienced a great love and I'm not about to settle for someone who wants to play games and is all in the head. I did enough of that in my life. I'm pau/finished with that.
I called her later and left a message: sorry I make you weak in the knees. Then I got pissed at myself because I wasn't being honest and I was sinking my level. Rather than say, eh, this dynamic doesn't serve me, I sunk into the passive-aggressiveness myself. I took a jab. I admit that. That's honest. I took a breath. I processed and realized it all goes back, way back, and it is another piece of inner child work that helps me, that heals me. It was me not being able to speak my truth earlier so it built up and manifested in my own hurtful comment.
So as much as I was irritated by the ridiculousness of those comments, lol there were many, it's cool, it was the experience I needed and if anything, I'm stoked we didn't end up dating. I've had enough of dealing with selfish people who don't know what's going on in my life or what I've been dealing with. I think that's the part that gets me the most. As I do my spiritual work, I find that there are more people out there who benefit from this work, from the way I see things, they don't feel so alone. They shouldn't. Because they have themselves. And that is and should be enough. I think the reason we act out is because sometimes we don't feel enough for ourselves. That's where the selfishness comes in. The neediness.
So rather than say go f@ck yourself. I breathe in. I exhale. I send you love. It's a process. I can relate because I was just like that in many relationships in general and I have the potential as evidence by my passive-aggressive reaction. Life's a journey. Keep going.
That's honest. That's the truth. That's what I feel right now, that's loving me, that's valuing me and validating me. Yeah. I'll testify in favor of honesty. That's my case today.
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Towards the end of the Second World War, Copper Reilly arrives in Paris with her journalist husband but she dreams of becoming a journalist in her own right. When Amory is unfaithful to her, Copper decides she's had enough and asks him for a divorce but times are hard in Paris and Copper needs to find a way of supporting herself.
Although the Nazis have already left Paris, the city is still a dangerous place as alleged collaborators are punished for their crimes and the communists are determined to punish the bourgeois for their excess. While trying to help a young woman accused of being a collaborator, Copper takes a series of dramatic photographs which she successfully sells to Harper's Bazaar. Later that same day, Copper meets a designer, Christian Dior, who is yet to fulfil his potential.
While Dior insists on making Copper a proper Parisian dress, she is struck by the contrast in the man who hides his bold ideas behind a timid nature. Dior opens a whole new world to Copper as prominent designers fight to regain their empires and Copper realises she is in the perfect place to capture the rebirth of the industry. Copper's new career also takes her into some of Paris' most famous clubs where she becomes the object of affection for the beautiful Suzy Solider, an openly gay singer, who has been accused of being a collaborator. Copper also meets Henry, a Russian count involved in espionage and isn't long before she is caught up in the middle of a love triangle.
The Designer was available as a Kindle First book a few months ago and I was intrigued enough to download it, however it didn't turn out to be as good as I was hoping. The story seemed to be about how Christian Dior rose to fame after launching his famous New Look designs, however it turned out to be more about Copper than anything else. Copper arrives in Paris with her husband but when he cheats on her again, she asks for a divorce and is determined to become a journalist.
Although Copper has no clear plans on how she is going to achieve her ambition, she is fortunate when a journalist friend of hers dies unexpectedly and she appropriates his equipment. Since Copper has already been ghost writing for said journalist, she knows she is good enough and decides to submit his last story under her own name. Not only is Copper a talented writer, she is also a very beautiful woman who enchants everyone she meets to the point they can't seem to do anything without her. Therein lies the problem. Copper is too good and manages to get everything she wants with very little effort. Harper's Bazaar loves her work so much, they immediately offer her a contract but Copper declines because she want to work freelance and not compromising her freedom is something you'll hear talk about incessantly.
Having become Dior's close friend, Copper gets to meet his inner circle which is comprised of other designers and artists, all of whom are a lively bunch. Interestingly enough, Copper also crosses paths with Ernest Hemingway who is just a boorish as he was in The Paris Wife, but Copper manages to evade his advances easily enough. Dior is portrayed quite convincingly, although I felt he was a little too passive in regards to wanting to start his own fashion house and having Copper be the one to push him into it was unnecessary. Of course, most of Dior's circle are real people and the author drops many famous names from fellow designers like Balmain, to artists like Bérard and the film director Jean Cocteau.
As the only fashion journalist in Paris in 1945, Copper gets exclusive access to the creation of the Théâtre de la Mode, an exhibit of doll-like mannequins dressed in couture clothing and accessories. Since the war is not officially over and materials are still scarce, the fashion houses came up with the idea of displaying their designs in miniature using every scrap of fabric they can muster. The exhibition opened at the Louvre on 28 March 1945, and was so successful, it went on to tour Europe and the United States before being acquired by the Maryhill Museum of Art in Washington. The descriptions of the mannequins and their clothing are exquisite and I just wish more attention had been paid to it.
Unfortunately, the biggest chunk of the story is claimed by the dull love triangle between Copper; Suzy Solidor, a lesbian chanteuse; and Henry, the Russian count who is also a war spy. Suzy, a real person, owns a nightclub called La Vie Parisienne which Dior likes to frequent and when he brings Copper, Suzy falls in love with her. Suzy is a larger than life character who Copper describes as being exceedingly beautiful, however her forceful nature also makes her pursuit of Copper uncomfortable to read because Suzy crosses the line on more than one occasion. While Copper is not a lesbian herself, she finds herself both drawn and repelled by Suzy which confuses her.
Suzy also becomes exceedingly jealous of Copper's relationship with Henry, a Russian count, who is a friend of Carmel Snow, editor-in-chief of the American edition of Harper's Bazaar. Although Copper does little to encourage him, Henry falls in love with her and proposes to her with the assurance he'll do nothing to curb her freedom. Copper isn't sure she even loves Henry but when he disappears on a mission, she realises she's loved him for awhile and accepts his proposal when he returns.
After Copper's marriage, we finally get to see Dior come into his own but it is so near the end of the book, there's not much time to spend on his creativity. When Dior launched his New Look collection, it caused a sensation as the designs incorporated a large amount of material that was considered wasteful in war-torn Paris. By the way, the phrase New Look was credited to Carmel Snow, but guess who gave it to her in the book? What would we do without Copper?
It's a shame the book finished with the release of the collection because the afterword proves there was so much more to the story as Gabriel relates how Dior's designs were too expensive for the average woman but cheaper ones started appearing in boutiques within days. The collection was also ill-received in places like New York which was hoping Paris' days as the fashion capital of the world had been ended by the war, however Dior had proved otherwise.
While The Designer isn't a bad read, there's too much focus on Copper and not enough on Dior where the real story is supposed to be.


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Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1984-Apr
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The Faculty Role in Budgeting.
Meisinger, Richard J., Jr.; Dubeck, Leroy W.
Business Officer, v17 n10 p17-21 Apr 1984
Specific roles faculty members can play in their institution's budget processes are discussed, and the general ends served by budgets are identified. Each of the dimensions of institutional character (e.g., size, mission) determines the ways in which participants in budgeting will interact. For example, broader faculty participation in budgeting generally is more easily achieved in smaller colleges than in larger institutions. Other factors influencing faculty participation in budgeting include the overlap of budget cycles and the number of layers of review in the process. Three broad categories that encompass most of the questions asked by participants in budgeting are: expenditure plans, source of revenue, and hidden costs. Strategies for gaining flexibility in the budget are also considered, including creating a central reserve of resources by withholding a small percentage of the funds distributed to lower levels in the institution. In addition, strategies that can be employed to meet a fiscal crisis are reviewed: short-term (1 to 3 years), focusing largely on cash-flow management; intermediate-term (2 to 6 years), focusing on personnel policies; and long-term (3 to 9 years), focusing on the rearrangement of program priorities, including significant reallocation of resources that may require the reduction or elimination of programs. (SW)
Descriptors: Budgeting, Budgets, College Faculty, Decision Making, Expenditures, Financial Problems, Fiscal Capacity, Higher Education, Income, Institutional Characteristics, Operating Expenses, Power Structure, Resource Allocation, Teacher Participation, Teacher Role
National Association of College and University Business Officers. 1110 Vermont Avenue NW Suite 800, Washington, DC 20005. Tel: 800-462-4916; Tel: 202-861-2500; Fax: 202-861-2583; Web site: http://www.nacubo.org
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Midlothian singer/songwriter Mairi Orr has come a long way since penning her first tunes back in 2009.
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Continuing our series discussing Seattle Transit options, we introduce the Link light rail. Operated by Sound Transit, the Link light rail currently travels between Angle Lake in Tukwila, thorugh Sea-Tac Airport, and up to University of Washington (UW) Station, with 16 stops along the way. But what is ST3 & how will it affect the light rail? Read More
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$2,962—$4,910 Studio—2 bed 2235 3rd St, San Francisco CA, 94107
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The rent at Potrero Launch Apartments ranges from $2,962 for a studio to a $4,910 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 2% less expensive than the Dogpatch average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
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Potrero Launch features 196 residential lofts available for lease in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant Central Waterfront / Dogpatch neighborhood. Comprised of two historic brick warehouses on Third Street and new buildings on Third and Illinois Streets between 19th and 20th. Superb attention has been paid to every element, from the striking architecture to the exquisite interiors and chic amenities. The building's unique oversized windows provide most units with spectacular Bay and city views, and make the fa??ade a beautiful presence on the Illinois streetscape. Inside, distinctive finishes blend historic character with contemporary urban design through the artful integration of raw materials (concrete, wood) and refined finishes (steel, glass).Outstanding amenities and features include exclusive concierge services, on-site child care center, indoor parking, landscaped rooftop with a sun deck, custom spa and grilling area, an ultra-modern social lounge, and a fitness cente...
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Monday, September 10, 2012
I am at a loss for words today, but in a good, awesome way! The reason why is because it has recently become clear to me that there has been a serious, serious change in the of heart of Eric Dykstra, the controversial pastor of The Crossing Church in Elk River, Minnesota. The purpose of my blog was to expose the unbiblical teachings and practices of Eric Dykstra and The Crossing Church, and warn others of the potential for spiritual abuse under his leadership.
It has always been my prayer that the Lord would cause something dramatic and unmistakable to happen at The Crossing Church. My prayer has always been that the Lord would decisively move in one of two ways. One, that The Crossing Church would suffocate and die underneath the endless allegations of unbiblical leadership, spiritual abuse, and the manifestation of cult-like attributes. Or two, that the Lord would miraculously open the eyes of pastor Eric Dykstra's and change his heart in such a way that would result in genuine repentance. Of course, the latter being the best of both outcomes.
Make no mistake, something dramatic and unmistakable has happened to Eric Dykstra. The Lord is on the move in Elk River in incredible ways. Not only is our great Savior Jesus Christ rescuing undeserving souls from a Hellish, eternal catastrophe, but He is also there to love, nurture, protect, rescue, and correct genuine Christians who have lost their way in a complicated and harsh world where distortions, lies, and corruption occur at every corner. It is my firm and solid belief that our merciful and kind Creator, our gracious and long-suffering Savior has decisively moved the heart of Eric Dykstra.
Have you heard any of his recent sermons? I have, and there is a demonstrable and palpable change in his views on Law versus Gospel: and all I can say is that Eric Dykstra finally "get's" the Gospel. And he is preaching it loud and clear!
I actually attended The Crossing Church just a couple weeks ago, met up with a friend who goes there. In the link below listen to the sermon he preached that day.
Recent Crossing Sermon
Now, does that sound like a false pastor who is still hung up on legalism and works-righteousness? Or does that sound like a pastor who now truly understands the horrendous impact he has had on other people's lives as a result of his erroneous teachings and practices and now wants to make things right by preaching grace instead of law? I think he is blown away by the unlimited grace, kindness, and forgiveness that is found only in Jesus Christ and His Gospel, don't you? In my opinion, there is not a shred of falseness in his sermon, it is from the heart through and through.
I don't want to jump to any conclusions, but I am pretty sure this blog is done. God Bless, Casey
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- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2012 at 4:31 PM
hmm, just more meaningless words from as far as I am concernedReplyDeleteReplies
So the Gospel is a bunch of meaningless words? Sorry you feel that way.Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2012 at 6:29 PM
God is hard at work at the Crossing and in Pastor Eric right now, and I'm glad you got to whiteness this first hand!ReplyDeleteReplies
Amen! We ought to all rejoice at this!Delete
It seems like a vast improvement. But I've heard that since then not a whole lot has changed. Their "code" still sounds like they're all committed to supporting "The visionary" and his "vision" no matter what, and they "aggressively" do this. That doesn't sound good to me. The sermon series titles since then also sound very "how to" (i.e. law) and it could be he's looking at this as just another method to guarantee success in what he wants to do.ReplyDelete
And he still is very very crass. His innuendos and double entendre from the pulpit is pretty shameful. He should not be hooked up with the blasphemous Ed Young, Jr's organization C3 either.
I hope I am wrong and he really has been converted to the truth (I seriously doubted he was even a believer before when he would preach because he sounded more often like a pubescent boy in a locker room talking about girls), but I'm researching.
He definitely still sounds somewhat word faith-y. He just emphasizes God's love as the "word" you are supposed to confess in order to get the things you want (like, for him, on his day off, catching a fish). Is that what Jesus prayed in the garden?ReplyDelete
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I had been trying a few flavours with this recipe.Recently i found out that adding corn flour makes the cake texture even better(from my pandan chiffon experience).Its soft,tender yet not too soft till u feel its mushy.As for the flavours,just replace the liquid with the flavour you want(eg mango yogurt/milk tea,etc.)
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The Preparation:
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- Add flour till well combined.
- Whisk egg whites and sugar to stiff peak.
- Fold in egg white mixture into egg yolk mixture batch by batch.
- Pour into a ungreased tin.
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Who can resist the mouth-watering flavor of beef jerky? Some might even call this healthy, low-calorie, snack food an addiction. Add the sweet, tangy flavor of apple cider powder and apple juice concentrate to the mix and you expand its appeal even more, especially among this nation's certified apple lover's.
Apple Cider Jerky Recipe
1 lb lean beef or venison (454 g)
1 1/2 tsp pickling salt (9.75 g)
1/4 tsp Prague Powder #1 (1.4 g)
1/4 tsp allspice (0.60 g)
1/2 tsp cardamom (1.4 g)
1/2 tsp cinnamon, ground (1.1 g)
1 1/2 tsp ground black pepper (3.75 g)
1 1/2 tsp granulated sugar (7.35 g)
1 tbsp apple cider powder (22.5 g)
1 cup apple juice concentrate (237 ml)
1. Cut away all visible fat and connective tissue from the beef or venison.
2. Slice meat into 1/4" (0.64 cm) thick strips,
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3. Combine remaining ingredients in a non-reactive container; mix well. Add meat strips, cover, refrigerate overnight.
4. Arrange cured meat strips on oiled jerky screens in a single layer, leaving enough space to allow sufficient air flow.
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Conficker Still Going At It
28 May 2009 No Comment
In my last post about the Conficker Worm, it was well on its way if pushing out a lot of spam and I believe I have gotten quite a few from that little guy. Regardless if it came from Conficker or not I still deleted the emails and what not, however, Conficker is still going pretty strong at 50,000 computers a day and it would seem that India, US, Brazil are topping the charts in infections and in the heat map below you can check what countries are the most infected by this worm.
While the hype of this worm has died down, this worm is still alive and well and so always be aware of the emails you open and the websites that you visit.