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Hundreds of millions gone missing affecting 115,000 clients
The country's most widely used crytocurrency trading platform, QuadrigaCX, recently filed for creditor protection as it had lost access to nearly $200 million in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Altogether including Canadian cash, the company owes $250 million in assets to its 115,000 customers. Jeebus! 😮
According to statements from his family last month, Quadriga's 30 year old CEO, Gerry Cotton allegedly died suddenly in December due to complications of Crohn's disease while traveling in India. Cotten's wife, Jennifer Robertson, claims her husband was the only person with access to the company's cold wallets. Cold wallets are similar to savings accounts, used for storing and accumulating currency. On the other hand hot wallets are like checking accounts, used for frequent transactions. People who hold cryptocurrencies often have both. Hot wallets are connected to the internet and are used to facilitate transactions. Quadriga has some of its clients money in hot wallets for liquidity purposes, like when someone wants to withdraw funds. But it keeps most of the assets offline in cold storage, to avoid hacking.
Cotten basically ran the exchange on his encrypted laptop. He was the sole person responsible for transactions between the company's hot and cold wallets. And apparently only he knew the passwords and recovery keys to access the cold wallets.
Court documents revealed the company had been recently facing liquidity problems. The website went offline at the end of January and clients can no longer log in to their accounts. Currently the only content on the site quadrigacx.com is a letter from the company.
Unfortunately any attempts at trying to access Cotten's laptop to retrieve the keys to the wallets haven't been successful. But in the latest twist of this unusual story, last week Ernst and Young (EY), the monitor of the QuadrigaCX case, stated that an additional sum of Bitcoin had disappeared from the company. This is because QuadrigaCX "inadvertently" transferred $468,675 worth of Bitcoin to cold wallets controlled by CEO Gerald Cotten, who is supposed to be dead.

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Recently, the government of Lithuania decided to desecrate a historic Jewish cemetery in Vilna.
According to news reports, the Lithuanian government is utilizing money from the European Union to build a multi-million dollar conference center on the site. The Vilna cemetery, beyond being sacred ground that should command respect and reverence, is significant because it is several centuries old. According to noted historian Sidney Leiman, contains the remains of "some of the greatest rabbis, Jewish martyrs, and pious women through the centuries."
Many prominent Jewish leaders have raised their voices in protest, even though some have faced repercussions. The Chief Rabbi of Lithuania was forced out of his position after he protested the decision.
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When the internet was in its infancy, Alex Mashinsky anticipated that one day, our voice, through phone calls at the time, would become an application on the internet – and now it is. Alex is one of the original creators of Voice over IP or VoIP.
These days he's forecasting that the internet we use today will become application on a blockchain. So now Alex has moved from VoIP to MoIP from Voice over IP to Money over IP.
He founded a company called Celsius Network that is reinventing financial services and moving money over a blockchain. He's reinventing how banking works, bringing back high interest savings accounts to people who want to earn interest on their crypto and giving out loans to people who HODL crypto as collateral.
Alex is an award-winning entrepreneur and has been working in technology throughout his career. One of the stories he humbly shares with me is when he heard about Bitcoin from a co-worker in 2010 and didn't see its potential until years later.
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The New Internet will see us doing things completely differently with money, transacting safely with our identity, with our data and privacy protected. Alex takes me back to his vision of where phone services were going when the internet was in very early stages when he imagined and created voice as application on the internet.
Back to Bitcoin, he explained its value, from a whole new perspective.
"You have to remember that the Bitcoin started at zero, so if you plot in the chart of the Bitcoin versus the Dollar, the Dollar has lost 99.99% of its value since the Bitcoin was created - 99.99% of its value by definition, because of Bitcoin started at zero. So, looking at the last few ups and downs is completely irrelevant in the context of how much the Bitcoin is done better than any other casset class. There's nothing you could have invested in the last 10 years that performed better than the Bitcoin - nothing, not a single asset class."
It's interesting thinking, to compare Bitcoin's rise in value against that of the US dollar. It shows that there IS a real value to bitcoin, the value that the people, the hodlers have decided on.
And Alex shares with me, this incredible analogy of a relay race. It's the History of Bitcoin Adoption in a simple story and he does a great job of explaining how things went down, where it went wrong and where we are now.
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The Bengals had it all in front of them Sunday – they just couldn't finish.
They allowed rookie third string QB T.J. Yates and the Houston Texans off the hook, as Yates led the Texans on a back breaking 80-yard drive in the final minutes to beat the Bengals 20-19.
Yates hit Kevin Walter—uncovered at the goal line—with two seconds left to set off a celebration on the Houston sideline and a comeback win after the team trailed 16-3 at halftime.
The Houston rookie QB ended the day 26-for-44 for 300 yards, was sacked five times, and ended with two TD passes and a pick.
The Texans D had issues with Bengals rookie Andy Dalton, as he hit Jerome Simpson down the middle for 17-yard touchdown to give the Bengals a 13-3 with about 3 minutes left in the first half.
Dalton went 16-for-28 for 189 yards, as he did his part to get the Bengals in a position to win, then the defense allowed Yates and company to work their magic to pull off the 20-19 victory.
Cincy's defense had their hands on Yates all day, as they got to him for five sacks, but just couldn't put the Texans away when they needed to most – at the end.
Yates scrambled 17 yards on third-and-15 to keep the drive going. A pass interference penalty on Adam "Pacman" Jones put the ball at the 6-yard line with 12 seconds left. After an incompletion, Walter lined up wide right, cut to the middle of the field and was uncovered at the goal line.
Only 41,202 fans—the second-smallest crowd in Paul Brown Stadium history— showed up to watch the Bengals turn themselves into a long shot for the playoffs. They'd lost three of their last four, including a 35-7 drubbing in Pittsburgh last week that essentially eliminated them from the AFC North race.
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In what has become a much-anticipated tradition, world-renowned yoga teacher Wai Lana is releasing her new Colors music video in celebration of the 4th Annual International Day of Yoga on June 21st.
The one message Wai Lana wants to share more than anything is that yoga is for everyone. Wai Lana explained, "Too many people, when they think of yoga, only think of yoga asanas. But yoga asanas are just a small part of a complete, wholistic lifestyle. On this Yoga Day, I would like to emphasize that the deeper aspects of yoga are relevant to everyone. We can all greatly benefit from the knowledge gained through self-realization and the practice of yoga meditation."
Wai Lana points to racism as a problem that can be solved through the wisdom of yoga. "If we apply the teachings of yoga, there will not be conflicts between people just because they have different color skin." Wai Lana has crafted this timely and common sense message into her new music video, Colors.
"We feel close to each other and share our goodwill for others when we are of the same color or race," Wai Lana explains. "But we really need to expand our feelings of kinship to everyone. My new song Colors gives the analogy that our bodies are just like the clothes we are wearing. They come in all different shapes, sizes, and colors. But just as we are not our clothes, we are also not our material bodies. This is the teaching of yoga. If we can appreciate this, we will naturally look beyond our external differences."
The release of Colors follows Wai Lana's three previous Yoga Day releases, each of which touched the hearts and minds of millions of viewers around the world. In 2015, she released Namaste, which spread the message of one of yoga's main precepts which is to be respectful to all. Then in 2016, Wai Lana's Alive Forever short film delivered a beautiful cinematic expression of the ancient meditation "Aham Brahmasmi," showing us that, by appreciating the immortality of the soul, we can overcome the sadness that often accompanies the aging of our bodies. In Oh My Sweet Lord, released in 2017, Wai Lana reminded us to always remember our Sweet Lord and, in doing so, fulfill our eternal desire to love and be loved and end our loneliness. Now Colors, a fun and upbeat song, offers a simple solution to unnecessary racial conflict and disharmony.
Wai Lana Yoga, the longest-running fitness series in the history of public television, is well known for featuring spectacular shooting locations. Shot on pristine beaches and in lush tropical scenery, Colors doesn't disappoint. As Wai Lana shares the positive message of Colors with her uplifting singing, the dancers communicate the message through their dancing.
Wai Lana's captivating music and lyrics create a unique genre which can best be described as music of the heart. All of her television shows and DVDs feature Wai Lana's beautiful, soothing soundtracks, many of which are available on Wai Lana's Yoga Sound and Yoga Music of the Heart albums. Her Namaste, Alive Forever, Oh My Sweet Lord, and Colors tracks are part of her forthcoming album. Not simply an entertainer, Wai Lana's songs are full of spiritual depth and inspiration, as she shares how yoga wisdom can be a simple yet powerful foundation for improving one's life.
In 2016, Wai Lana was honored with India's prestigious Padma award for her extraordinary achievements in popularizing yoga globally. The Padma Awards are India's highest and most well-known civilian awards for exceptional and distinguished achievement in a particular field of human endeavor.
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I decided a few weeks ago to take a back seat for a while and not post. "Let's see what transpires in the coming weeks and hopefully there may be something positive to write about," I thought... How wrong I was.
Like it or not, Everton are no better off now at the end of 2009 than they where when the Messiah first took over nearly eight years ago. Quite simply, we are going backwards faster than ever. I know it's not all the fault of David Moyes that we are now considered relegation fodder but this team belongs to Moyes and it's crafted in his image.
Please don't mention money either as Wolves, Burnley and Birmingham have just come up from the Championship and spent fuck all and they all look much better outfits than us — and that's hard for me to say and take. Sunday's game v Brum was yet another match that left me puzzled, angry and lost for words once more. WTF's going on here?
4-5-1 at home against a team full of journey men when 4-4-2 earned us a cracking draw at Chelsea and 3 goals scored for good measure. 4-5-1 doesn't work without a pacey midfield FFS! Even then, it struggles. Osman full 90 minutes when nowhere near fit and yet again making a fool of himself!?! Vaughan given two minutes of injury time to do what exactly? At least give the kid a decent run-out, say 15/20 minutes. At least let him get his boots muddy??
The brilliant Seamus Coleman overlooked again even though against Spurs he produced the best right back display seen at Everton since Gary Stevens wore the Blue shirt. Nice way to treat a lad who was flying and full of confidence... "I know, I will drop him," thinks Moyes... FFS!!!
After 20 minutes, Alex Mcliesh told his players to let our back four have the ball and don't pressure them... they will twat it down-field to us anyway and we will get it back. Pointless, useless football from the Blues.
It's getting worse week after week and it's only Dopey Evertonians who can't see it. We are a complete and utter Laughing Stock. Even the crap across the park took the piss a few weeks back and they are shite beyond belief.
What does my head in most of all is the excuses that are thrown around... and the "Let's wait until all the players are back" brigade. What fucking players are we on about here???
If you mean Arteta and Jags, forget about it .Those two will make no meaningful contribution to this season and that's a fact. Even if they did get fit who is to say they will ever be the same again??? Is Yakubu the same now after his bad injury??? NO is the answer to that.
If we keep on waiting for players to come back it could all be over by then and the excuse will have worn thin, very thin.
I made a comment before and after the 6-1 drubbing at home to Arsenal that Moyes had lost the dressing room and I still believe this to be true. Why else can a team that worked wonders last season be so un-interested and lacking in passion or fight this season?
No one gives a fuck anymore and who could blame them? I know I wouldn't like to get caught up in the utter shite football we play and it's no wonder players are turning their backs on it.
I watched Moyes screaming at Saha on Sunday and thought, "Why should he listen to you, Davey? What the fuck can you teach that lad? Why would any of them want to listen to your and Round's bullshit?"
I reckon it's a serious case of players' revolt. Maybe not in public but behind the scenes, they just don't like it. There are now rumours doing the rounds of a bust up with Piennar a few weeks back — and that wouldn't be the first would it?
Here is the difference between a Kopite and an Evertonian.
Kopites want Rafa gone now even though in 5 years he has a Champions League win and a runners up under his belt; FA Cup Winners 2006 and last season finished 2nd in the Premier League. Not bad really is it?
Meanwhile, Moyes has won fuck all, plays shocking football, and has taken us back to the grim days of Walter Smith — and guess what: WE LOVE THE MAN TO BITS!!!
Moyes will never get sacked here and that's just the way we like it... 8 more years coming up then. That's the difference.
We are the only fans in England who would put up with this crap for so long without so much as a murmour... And that's the big worry: we love this shite and we will get even more of it in years to come.
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1 Posted 22/12/2009 at 21:42:52
2 Posted 22/12/2009 at 21:45:08
Liverpool were winning trophies before Rafa arrived, I think they won 5 the year or 2 before Raffa turned up. Liverpool have improved as Gerrard has improved, he has almost single-handedly carried that team to major finals.
The year they won the CL had nothing to do with Raffa. It was virtually Houllier's team that was going out against Olympiacos when Gerrard pulled them out the shit. The FA Cup win is not called the Gerrard final for nothing either.
Meanwhile, Moyes takes on a relegation team with local lads such as Leon Osman and Tony Hibbert to depend on and is forced to sell his only real talent. Raffa talks complete bollocks, has no decency or integrity and behaves like a child, whereas Moyes has shown himself to be a class act in every way.
3 Posted 22/12/2009 at 21:53:01
4 Posted 22/12/2009 at 22:20:14
Simonsen, Pistone, Weir, Stubbs, Unsworth (Blomqvist 75), Hibbert, Carsley, Gemmill, Gravesen, Radzinski (Moore 45), Ferguson
Try and tell me that the present team, injured players included, is worse than that lot!
5 Posted 22/12/2009 at 22:14:03
We seem to make things worse for ourselves all the time. Totally agree on the Vaughan bit — what was the point? Our attacks nearly always revolve round set pieces, long hoofs up the park, or a bit of magic from Pienaar or Baines.
I think we need to get somone with the capability of playing neat balls to the strikers rather than endless sidewards passing waiting for either Baines or Hibbert to cross the ball in without a target man. I don't know how we haven't been found out even I can see it as soon as Rodwell of Fellaini get the ball they pass it to Pienaar who waits before playing it to Baines occasionally getting support from Fellaini.
Remember we've had a pretty easy start to the season really that we should have got more points from. Moyes signed Jo who frankly didn't impress last season at either City or Everton. Heitinga is starting to look at bit better but the other signings have been useless. Let's be honest Distin is a totally different player from Lescott as Distin doesn't panic with the ball.
We've continually missed out of signings I believe we should have got. One such player is Lorik Cana who I think was a favourite with the Marseille fans during his time their. He was relatively cheap compared to Fellaini and a lot more expirienced.
I think we should go for a striker who's experienced and has a prolific goal scoring record in the Premier League. I think Robbie Keane would be perfect on loan as he isn't in Harry's best books after their Christmas party escapades. Another player that wages would probably play a huge part in him not signing for Everton is Luca Toni, who will be released from his contract is January... I think he would be a good signing for us.
6 Posted 22/12/2009 at 22:57:29
I believe the alarm bells are ringing already, the warning signs are there. I don't wanna hear about how well we've played for 20 minutes battering teams and playing decent football, it's not about that, it's about sticking the balls in the back of the net — by hook or by crook!
People keep going on about Saha's goal not standing, well luck sometimes deserts you... just as it didn't desert us against Chelsea, but to think that Joe Hart wasn't called upon to make a single save thereafter is embarrassing.
Wasn't there murmurings going around in the summer before Lescott left that his departure had created a divide amongst certain players?? I certainly wouldn't put it past there being a divide in the camp.
7 Posted 22/12/2009 at 23:18:24
But T Marsh is right (as usual). Moyes is responsible for this mess and this insane, long-proven-to-be-a-total-failure 4-5-1 negative tactic. The bleeding obvious is something he's totally oblivious to.
8 Posted 22/12/2009 at 23:24:10
Ian, are you happy that we are in 15th/16th position in the Premier League and just two points ahead of the drop zone?
I also have to agree with Jay: how much longer are we going to persist with 4-5-1? It is a totally negative tactic and something that is beginning to get on my tits. In my opinion, the sooner Moyes goes the better... but this will not happen unfortunately.
9 Posted 22/12/2009 at 23:24:45
I have agreed with you many times. I hate hoofball, was bloody livid after Wolves at home and have hated our tactics too often.
On Sunday I was driving for a round trip of 8.5 hours over the Pennines in the snow and it was murder. However, it was worth it. For twenty minutes we were sublime. Billy's goal was worthy of George Best and our second (not given) was excellent. Even Tony at right back was sliding some great passes behind the Birmingham defence.
But it was confidence on Sunday. They did everything more than right, had a good goal disallowed and suddenly it was 1-1. The team deflated and the rest of the game was dull. Even then we had a good penalty not given. All they needed on Sunday were good decisions.
Sunday gave me the confidence to think we will be on the way back up soon. I hope I am right.
10 Posted 22/12/2009 at 23:08:02
It's not "getting worse every week", it's getting better since the Hull game. I don't think anyone would disagree with that.
As for Jags and Arteta. The fact of their absence has been costly. We were a better squad when they were playing. You can't deny that and you can't blame it on Moyes. Also, you can't compare a knee injury to an Achilles. Two completely different injuries.
Moyes has lost the dressing room? What?! Maybe it's true, I don't know but I'm not going to make a claim like that with no facts to base it on. It would be a reasonable explanation but if all you're going to base it on is that we're not as good this year as we were last year then I can't accept that as a reasonable claim. Ever wonder how total BS ends up in the paper? That's how.
Maybe the team "doesn't care". And if so, I don't know why. But do you think that maybe there has been a hit to the morale from so many losses and bad draws? They don't feel great about the season so far, I can tell you that for a fact. That can come across as apathy. It's a much more reasonable assertion than to say that Moyes has "lost the dressing room".
Kopites want Rafa gone because has has done nothing with the finances allotted to him. Under Moyes we have overachieved based on our financial situation. Much of that, rightfully so or wrongfully, has been attributed to Moyes.
Not a totally bad article. Plenty of valid points. 4-5-1, why? I want to see Coleman in too. In fact, if I look at this cup as being half-full, this isn't that bad of a post at-all.
Whatever the case, welcome back. COYB
11 Posted 22/12/2009 at 23:23:14
You think a 4-5-1 can only be played with a pacey midfielder (new one to me), that Coleman would've made a difference on Saturday (actually I might agree with this... If Hibbert hadn't been playing they Brum might have won) — and you also think that people love Moyes and put up with him without a murmur? (You're kidding, right!)
Bit off the wall this one, Tony.
12 Posted 22/12/2009 at 23:56:51
13 Posted 23/12/2009 at 00:02:09
In his absence he has become a cross between Brian Labone and Kevin Ratcliffe. Arteta, when he was, like many others, played out of position by the gormless Moyes, looked utter shite (he couldn't hit a cross to save his life). Does anyone believe that the return of these two will turn our season around?Confidence is vital and I feel that at the moment we are on the edge, another unfortunate loss and this could be the year it falls apart. How about some positive tactics from the coach?
14 Posted 23/12/2009 at 00:10:56
Saha lost his supply from midfield, Fellaini continued to win headers but they went to fresh air as no one came to collect them, Cahill was anonomous, Osman disappeared after he went out wide, Bily after his goal did fuck all for the rest of the game. Yes, I did go; season ticket in the Park End.
15 Posted 23/12/2009 at 00:14:13
No, I am not happy with the position we are in in the league, but I can see the reasons why we are there. Every team outside the top 4 will have a blip at some stage. Last year, Spurs had a blip, Villa had a blip for the last part of the season. That's football, it happens.
We had a big blip the season we finished 17th, but we managed to turn it around the next season by finishing 4th. Moyes hinted at the start of the season that he thought we would struggle when he said sometimes you have to take 1 step backwards to take 2 steps forwards.
What I believe he meant by this was that he was not going to splash out on a top draw player for big money. Instead he was going to give his younger players the chance to play and develop and hope the likes of Rodwell, Fellaini, Baxter and Coleman would rise to the challenge.
Unfortunately, these young players have had to play an battle in a side that has lost its best and most experienced players. On top of this, Coleman missed the start of the season to an infection, Fellaini started the season with a virus and Rodwell has had a groin problem, causing them to struggle for large parts of the season.
Everything has simply gone wrong all at once. In a game were matches are won and lost by the smallest margins, I believe the likes of Jags and Arteta being missing make a massive difference, even if not at their best, their presence and experience alone would be massive to the younger players.
You only have to look at the loss of a few players to a Man Utd team to see what the consequences can be.
16 Posted 23/12/2009 at 00:19:54
Your comparison between Everton and Liverpool supporters is what philosophers call a 'category error' One manager has spent £250 million to achieve success, with the promise of more to come... the other has spent about 25p with the promise of the odd loan signing (Okay, a bit more than that... but not much more.)
Your 'facts' come straight from the 'I made this one up Annual 2009'
But it is your disrespecting of your fellow supporters as 'dopey Evertonians' which forces me to discount any valid points you might make.
BTW are you still 'hoping we get beat?'
In short sir, your piece reminds me of a curry I had last week... not much of substance, little to digest and characterised by plenty of hot air coming out from the arse region.
For fucks sake Tony, say something new, or at least say the old shite better!
17 Posted 23/12/2009 at 00:36:53
I'm sure Arteta was our P:layer of the Season twice playing out wide?
18 Posted 23/12/2009 at 01:17:08
First of all, you're way off if you think Birmingham and some of the other teams you mentioned look better than us! I mean c'mon... do you really think that, really!?
You're spot on with Coleman though. It was the best display I have seen from an Everton right back... well ever since I have been watching Everton, and to drop him after that was an absolute disgrace.
Also, your point about Moyes screaming to Saha. I thought exactly the same thing!
I don't think we have the players to play 4-4-2 at the moment so 4-5-1 is the way to go. We simply do not have a second striker who deserves to start. Yakubu is a waste of space at present and JV is just crap. That leaves Jo.... Think I'll stick with Saha!
19 Posted 23/12/2009 at 01:37:32
I didn't even read the article. I need to run out this evening to get some stuff so the Fat Man can fall down the chimney. Trust I'll read every single post and reaction in about 3-4 hours time.
Reason for the post? Glad to see you back.
Merry Christmas!
20 Posted 23/12/2009 at 01:49:43
You're quite right, Mr Marsh, he's a prick that doesn't know a footballer if he fell over one. I would love for Moyesie to be our Bill Shanks, and when he came, I thought we had one of our own. The reality of it is he hasn't got a clue, which breaks my heart because I wanted him to be the one... You know, People's Club and all that.
Oh and, by the way, Bill, if you're reading this, you're the true twat: Kings Dock, DK etc, and he is your manager so fucking do something, like a vote of confidence, then get someone in who knows tactics. Slaven Bilic were are you?
21 Posted 23/12/2009 at 02:33:24
Finally, I'm confused. You say that Birmingham, amongst others, look a better outfit than us. However, from my seat on Sunday, all I saw them do was hoof it long, and I think they had 2 attacks all game which came about from passing through the midfield. You have criticised the hoofball played under Moyes continually. So what was so gripping about Birmingham on Sunday which led you to this conclusion?
And to Gavin, again, whilst I will readily admit that the quality of our play in the final third was somewhat disappointing, particularly in the 2nd half, I urge you to rewatch the 2nd half, because we did not continually hoof the ball long. In fact, we were so particular in our build up play that supporters around me in the Street end were urging the ball to be pumped forward.
The move which ended with a brilliant turn and drilled cross from Fellaini leading to half hearted penalty shouts for handball came following about 20 consecutive passes, and was even commented upon on MotD2.
22 Posted 23/12/2009 at 03:01:10
And I'm not saying that Arteta and Jags return will turn our season around. I'm saying that the absence of what they were before is killing us. Maybe their return will help, maybe it won't, we don't know. But Jags was our best defender and Arteta our best midfielder. Now they're injured and, coincidentally, we are now in 14th.
Editorial Team
23 Posted 23/12/2009 at 03:50:24
Sadly, that's not the case: we're 15th, not 14th. And you conveniently missed out Moyes's failure to maintain top-half finishes when we finished 11th; we finished 4th in 2004 — 5½ years ago.
24 Posted 23/12/2009 at 07:41:36
25 Posted 23/12/2009 at 09:43:20
26 Posted 23/12/2009 at 09:42:45
Jags was injured against City on April 25th and Arteta against Newcastle on February 22nd. Hardly constitutes "out for most of last season", does it?
27 Posted 23/12/2009 at 09:54:41
28 Posted 23/12/2009 at 09:56:13
29 Posted 23/12/2009 at 09:40:22
You don't need a crystal ball to see that to just compete with mid-table mediocrity you need to spend the cash, nevermind gate-crash the Sky Big 4 party.
We have been treading water like most other clubs since the arrival of the Premier League, we have all had our expectations lowered to survival level — last year's carnival atmosphere against United in a semi-final proved as much.
I believe that Moyes has brought stability to the club whether you like it or not. I am also sure that the vast majority of other clubs in this country would want Moyes to become their manager.
30 Posted 23/12/2009 at 10:57:48
31 Posted 23/12/2009 at 11:06:48
It might also have something to do with the fact that he has given us some respect back since the good old days mentioned above — the rest of the country think we have one of the best managers in the country in charge and are a good, talented team; sadly a lot of bluenoses are yet to be convinced.
Of course there have been blips along the way... progress doesn't just happen in an upward curve. Ask Liverpool, they finished 4th, 3rd, 2nd under Houllier and then slipped back. If progress was steady then they'd be winning the league this year wouldn't they after finishing runners up last season??
Moyes has also got rid of the old, past-it has-beens and given us one of the most talented young squads we've had. He's worked wonders on virtually no meaningful transfer budget and yet has plucked diamonds out like Cahill, Arteta, Pienaar, Jagielka, Howard.
What about the cock-ups he's made? Well, yes, there was Krøldrup, Beattie etc but he realised his mistakes fairly sharpish and got shut just as any other manager does. Is he perfect? No of course not but it seems people will use anything as a stick to beat him with. Very unfair IMO.
It's been unfortunate that this / end of last season, a lot of our big players have been out through injury. A lot of flair went with Pienaar and Arteta, leadership and solidity went with Neville and Jagielka and pace and strength went with Yakubu and Anichebe. On top of this, options to change things and mix it up went with all of the above. It genuinely baffles me why no allowance seems to be made for these things.
Without the funds to buy replacements and bulk up the squad, the man is limited to what he can do. Do you not think he'd like to go out in January and stump up £9 mill for Upson or whoever? Of course he would but he can't do it and has never really been in any position to do it throughout his reign... which by the way I hope continues for years!
People ask has he taken us as far as he can? I'd say he's only just started! The second phase of his plans for Everton will only be realised and put in place once we get funds and/or a new stadium!
Yours - Moyes apologist / supporter / dopey blue!!
32 Posted 23/12/2009 at 11:25:40
I think Coleman should play all home games and Hibbert should play the away games, simple really.
Every manager lives and dies by their signings: in the first few years Moyes got quality, like Arteta, Jagielka, Pienaar, Lescott etc. These last few years he has bought badly, square pegs in round holes.
I did an article a year or so back about Cahill — is he or isn't he! I suggested he should be sold, I got slated for it; I think he is our weakest link! If Cahill was sold that would mean Moyes would have to play 4-4-2 or put Pienaar in Cahill role... how much better would we be? A lot better!! Moyes always wants Cahill playing and this imbalances the whole team. £6 mill would do nicely... any takers?
33 Posted 23/12/2009 at 11:32:11
Why does he stick around when he's given such little financial support from his chairman?
Why did Man City not come in for him? Or Chelsea in the summer? Or Tottenham last year? Or Newcastle after Allardyce? Why was he not even linked with the Scotland job or Celtic job?
The reason is he's shit and he knows he is and so does everyone else outside of Everton. Moyes has the safest job in football at Everton because knobheads like you Kenny still support him.
34 Posted 23/12/2009 at 11:40:14
Why does he stick around? Maybe because he's loyal, he's not a quitter, has a good relationship with BK regardless of finance and wants the best for Everton. He's probably not fickle and into knee-jerk reactions like you!
Man City had a manager and gave him time (Hear, hear!).
Chelsea went for a European Cup winner - fair enough plus do I sense some arrogance here Alan - you think we're in the same league as Chelsea??? We're not - get over it and yourself while you're at it!
Linked with Celtic and the Scotland jobs??....I must have read different newspapers to you because he was linked in mine! But at the end of the day, I couldn't give two fucks about other clubs — I'm more interested in Everton and for me, David Moyes is the best man for job.
Until of course, that man comes along who can play fantasy attacking 4-2-4 football with pacy goal scoring wingers, dominant Viera-esque central midfielder, can beat Wolves, Birmingham 5 nil at home etc….oh and can do it without spending any money!
Owen Coyle….come on down….oh no hang on, I meant…..George Burley come on down…..sorry wrong again…..Mike Walker come….no wrong again…..I guess I'll need you to provide the name because I can't think who he is!!
He's that shit that he's had Manager of the Year awards etc....whether you put any credence in them is irrelevant, he's had them so he must have done something right...no??
35 Posted 23/12/2009 at 11:54:10
It was so obvious to anyone with a clue that Osman would be thrown back in straight away. Didn't matter that he was a shambles against Bate. No! Because Leon is the greatest ever. Our lord himself said so.
Remember, this is the same manager who refused to drop anyone ever, even when all were fit despite how bad we were playing. Yakubu went what was it- 11 games or something without a goal before his injury but the stubborness and defiance of the great Davey insisted that he play every game.
Moyes has stuck by Osman for years despite what an embaressment he is. In his defence with Hibbert, the lad hasn't played too bad this season, all things considered, but Osman is getting worse by the game. But are you suprised he is still picked every week?Moyes is fucking clueless!
To me, he summed it all up in the FA Cup Final. Ok, it was understandable why he would set up like that but, when that goal went in as early as it did, it was obvious there and then that Chelsea were shell-shocked and there for the taking. Did he change his plans? Who was I kidding? It was the most defensive display in the history of sport and it cost us big time! But what really insulted and offended me was when he took Saha off when we were losing. WHAT KIND OF FUCKING IDIOT DOES THAT?
But not to worry he will reign for a long time yet. His supporters are defiant in their praise. And who is his biggest fan of all — Bill Kenwright!
Moyes is in a win-win situation. If it goes well, he takes the credit... but if it goes tits up, he is innocent.
And for all those who are hoping for a takeover. NEWSFLASH! As long as Billy Kenwright is breathing on this earth he will be in charge. I gurantee it.
36 Posted 23/12/2009 at 12:07:48
We are all as guilty as one another when it comes to accepting the dross-filled years we have come to know and love. We just suck it up and carry on supporting, regardless of how many times Kenwright or Moyes kick us in the balls.
Is this being loyal or dopey?? You tell me, Mr Sparke because you seem to have all the answers whenever I post. Then again living nearer to Scotland than you do Liverpool you've got your finger right on the pulse, haven't you mate?
37 Posted 23/12/2009 at 12:09:11
I'm of the opinion that he's taken us well away from the grim days of Walter Smith.
Compared to the Wally era, this current 'relegation battle' is positively mid-table comfort.
It is possible that Moyes has taken us as far as he can go and this season has undoubtedly been pure frustration thus far, but for the respect he's restored to the club he deserves at least all of next season, with a fully fit squad (Yeah, that old chestnut), to see if he can move the club forward.
I reckon he can.
38 Posted 23/12/2009 at 12:15:38
Coleman has played in 3 of the last 5 games and he will gradually play more over the next few weeks... but it would be very unfair to drop Hibbert for him who has been solid wherever he has played in recent matches.
No matter what Moyes does, people complain; he cannot win as every single person seems to have a different opinion. But the issue with Coleman is petty. If he had of thrown Coleman on for Osman or Bily people would have complained saying ''how negative, he has two2 forwards on the bench and he's putting a defender on''.
39 Posted 23/12/2009 at 13:10:06
Playing 4-5-1 at home with the lack of craetivity in midfield is a relegation waiting to happen. Is it 7 or 8 home games now without a win?
Coleman in at right back. Play two forwards even if it means playing Agard. Fellaini out. Surely a bigger waste of money than Krøldrup.
40 Posted 23/12/2009 at 13:04:21
Finally, can we stop talking about "the dark days of Walter Smith". We are still in the Premier League and dark days will only be here if Moyes and Kenwright take us out of it.
41 Posted 23/12/2009 at 13:16:07
Tony actually made some valid points but his problem is that he is a sensationalist. He deliberatley uses language in his postings, that he knows people are going to react to — hey, I'm a case in point! Calling other Everton fans 'Dopey' if they don't agree with his POV, is a sure sign of his writings.
Tony's other problem is that he can't distinguish between facts and opinions. Most of what he writes is his opinion, yet he calls it 'fact', again a tactic used by someone trying to gain a rise out of people.
Looking past all that though, he has at least one good point. This is Moyes's team and he has to take full responsibility for the failure to prepare the existing, fit players for their duties. The excuses of injuries to top players is wearing thin. The two who would make most difference, Arteta and Jagielka, were injured midway through last season. Moyes should have acted to make sure he had sufficient replacements.
I'm not sure he was solely to blame for taking so long to bring new players in but again, there seemed to be a little procrastination on his part, while other clubs wrapped up deals with minimal fuss.
I still believe Moyes is the right and only man for the job. I think he is an honest and proud man who has the best interests of the club at heart. He may not always get things tactically correct and may be more defensive than some of us would like but until someone can offer a sensible suggestion of a candidate to replace Moyes, I am going to back him 100%. I suggest the rest of you do the same.
42 Posted 23/12/2009 at 13:52:37
43 Posted 23/12/2009 at 14:02:59
And for all your rubbish about Goerge Burley, look at Arsenal. Rioch's Arsenal pipped us to 6th place that season. They sack him and appoint a little known coach called Wenger and the rest is history. But people like you are far too cautious. For me you have to take a few risks to get anywhere in life otherwise you're stuck near the bottom all the time. You'll never get a promotion, you'll never buy a house and you will most likely never get married because you're too cautious. I'm surprised you can even leave your house in the morning in case something bad happens.
I actually think people like Tony Marsh, Ian Edwards, Alan Kirwin, Mick Wrende, Ciaran McGlone and me are the ones whose glasses are half-full. We're the ones who see the bigger picture. For all anyone can bleat on about 5th place finishes, I can recognise how stagnant we are under Moyes and we're heading nowhere. The rest need to start showing some fucking ambition.
44 Posted 23/12/2009 at 14:05:48
When Z-Cars comes on at the start of the game, does it hypnotise most of the supporters into thinking that we play great football and Moyes is 'just the job' for us? Blue tinted specs indeed.
FFS lads what exactly has the man got to do to be put under pressure? His football is shit, his tactics are shit, his reading of the game is shit, his substitutions are shit..... We can't turn over the shitty teams at home (Wolves, Stoke, Brum) and anybody half decent gives us a beating.
I agree, he has steadied a sinking ship, but is it not time for a 'Thanks for that, I think we'll move on now'?
I have no doubt he'll leave anyway in the summer and all the press will be stating how shit Everton are and David Moyes was too good for them, he had to leave, etc etc. Makes me weep...
45 Posted 23/12/2009 at 14:50:24
Half of them would be angry at you for splitting up the Pienaar-Baines partnership on the left, which is what happened when he swapped Bily and Pienaar, and the other half would be giving you abuse for playing a RB in midfield complaining about "round peggs in square holes".
I can see your logic and I can see Daid Moyes's logic; surely there is a need for a bit more understanding and allowing him to get on with things.
46 Posted 23/12/2009 at 15:01:05
The man finished 5th and got us to a cup final. He was then forced to sell one of his better players in order to try and bring additional players in. On top of this he's had a nightmare injury crisis to deal with.
It's just my opinion but I think he's earned more time than to get rid of him now. If we had a fully fit squad and we were still getting these results then yes I'd be more inclined to agree with some of the points made by yourself, Tony etc. I just think at the moment he's operating with one hand tied behind his back and so me personally, I don't want to judge him until the injuries ease up etc. If this is next season then so be it – I think he deserves it.
I fail to see what a new manager will do that will suddenly shoot us up the league and start making us beat these oh so, lowly shitty teams such as Birmingham, Wolves etc by comfortable margins. Unless he's got the golden fleece from Jason and the Argonauts, he wouldn't be getting his Arteta's, Jagielkas back anytime soon so what would he do?
Play nice attractive footy? Bring Coleman in at RB? Or RW? Bomb out Hibbert and Osman (well we've got a massive squad so we can afford to do that right??) Sell Fellaini?? Not great options to get us into the top 6 or ideally the top 4 are they?
As for your dig about leaving the house, I'm actually sound leaving it – no problems at all. What I wouldn't do though is sell it and stick all the profit on the lottery in the hope that my 6 numbers came in! Call it cautious, some might call it common sense!
47 Posted 23/12/2009 at 14:57:02
For every Wenger that takes a club forward there must be 100 managers that take the club backwards. Wenger actually took on a team that was already successful with the makings of a good team, were as Moyes took a club on the way down and has taken the club just as far as far as I am concerned.
Believe it or not but last year Wenger took heavey criticism and many of their negative fans who don't see the bigger picture (a bit like yourself), wanted him out.
48 Posted 23/12/2009 at 15:34:14
Ian, so he was showing class when he was holding out for a bumper pay rise, when all around him was going to pot?
49 Posted 23/12/2009 at 15:43:41
Everyone outside of Everton thinks Moyes is a terrible manager?
Then again what would the LMA know compared to the combined wit & wisdom of the Toffeeweb Angry Brigade, the vast majority of whom clearly never set foot inside Goodison.
As for Tony Marsh ("More of the Same"?, well,at least you were spot on with that title if nothing else in your tiresome drivel) if being an Evertonian makes you so unhappy then please give it up.
That way I'll have one less whiny voice to endure at the match and you'll, well, you'll maybe get soon DIY done on matchdays.
And of course you can give it up, Tony, after all you found it easy enough to turn down the Benfica trip despite booking and paying for it all, didn't you? (Ahem…)
50 Posted 23/12/2009 at 15:55:56
Keep the faith it will come good.
"If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you;
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their doubting too:
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or, being lied about, don't deal in lies,
Or being hated don't give way to hating,
And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise;
If you can dream---and not make dreams your master;
If you can think---and not make thoughts your aim,
If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat those two impostors just the same:.
If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,
And stoop and build'em up with worn-out tools;
If you can make one heap of all your winnings
And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,
And lose, and start again at your beginnings,
And never breathe a word about your loss:
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the Will which says to them: "Hold on!"
If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,
Or walk with Kings---nor lose the common touch,
If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,
If all men count with you, but none too much:
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds' worth of distance run,
Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And---which is more---you'll be a Man, my son!"
Rudyard Kipling
51 Posted 23/12/2009 at 16:14:45
There once was a Toffee called Tony
Who was known as a bit of a moany
"We've no style or poise
Its all down to Moyes
TOP MANAGER? — the fuckers a phoney"
Happy Christmas to all!
52 Posted 23/12/2009 at 16:30:49
We dont know what went on behind the scenes so why are you jumping to conclusions?
53 Posted 23/12/2009 at 16:31:54
54 Posted 23/12/2009 at 16:38:04
55 Posted 23/12/2009 at 16:42:24
I didnt see much knee jerking before last years FA cup final.
I.ve followed Efc for over 50 years and have seen some great teams and some very poor ones but when the chips are down we all need to pull together and get behind the manager and the team.
56 Posted 23/12/2009 at 17:21:49
The amount of points dropped against poor sides season is scandalous. I can accept losing to a good side if the effort is there, but Moyes is paid to beat the Wolves and the Birminghams of this league. If he does not do this then he is failing both his employer and the fans.
57 Posted 23/12/2009 at 18:07:40
58 Posted 23/12/2009 at 18:09:28
"If you can make one heap of all your winnings"...
Go on, Moyesie, show us your pile of everything you have won!
59 Posted 23/12/2009 at 17:38:44
This guy opens his case by claiming "Wolves, Burnley and Birmingham are better outfits than us". But I bet he wouldn't put a rusty penny of his own hard-earned on any of them finishing above us.
He closes claiming Moyes has lost the dressing room, what utter utter fucken nonsense!
Say what you want about Moyes — as long as it makes sense — but only a complete fucken plant pot would claim he has lost the dressing room after his team come back from two down against Spurs and come back three times against Chelsea.
Moyes has left himself wide open to criticism this season, and a few people have put together a pretty strong case for the prosecution, but this isn't criticism... it's inane nonsense.
"lost the dressing room"... fuck me!
60 Posted 23/12/2009 at 18:37:17
Tony Marsh = Idiot
One point really riled me though. How can you say that we are in the same position as when Davey took over?
1) Smith presided over a reign in which we truly were relegation fodder and achieved nothing worthy of note. Under Davey, however, we've had European cup runs, a domestic final and five good league campaigns.
2) We have a pitch full of salable assets, the majority of which are international regulars.
61 Posted 23/12/2009 at 19:25:33
Wonder if Kenwright's had that thought...
62 Posted 23/12/2009 at 20:19:37
63 Posted 23/12/2009 at 20:33:49
But If we had our full side out all season and we were still this bad, I might not be. With spending nothing apart from the Lescott money in the summer while the likes of Villa, City and Spurs invested, we are the epitome of the old saying, 'If you stand still in football you go backwards'.
Though it begs the question: Why did Moyes sign that new deal when he knew he'd be held back by lack of transfer funds?
64 Posted 23/12/2009 at 20:57:05
He is like the rest of the footy world, a greedy bastard. I wouldn't mind if he was actually value for money.
65 Posted 23/12/2009 at 21:19:13
66 Posted 23/12/2009 at 21:17:27
We want to be winning things and there is other managers who could do a better job don't know if it's been said already I've not read all comments yet but I think Roy Hodgson would do a great job for us. Tony Marsh, glad your back.
67 Posted 23/12/2009 at 22:43:20
Just to pick up on one thing that's been mentioned, could it have been that Moyes chucked Vaughan on because:
a) He's a Birmingham lad isn't he? I Don't know his local loyalties, but sent on in his usual Roy Race manner with seconds to go, this could have been the difference.
b) After another long injury and with no fanfare beforehand, it was the sort of curveball that could have lifted the players and fans alike enough to make the final push.
Either way, if Vaughan had scored it would have lifted the roof off, and for so many reasons. Strange. David Moyes is widely regarded as a meat 'n' taters pragmatist, but there's a romantic and daring streak in him I'd like to see more of.
Having said this, he needs to chill the fuck out with his handling of Vaughan. The bloke is a wild (red) bull at the best of times, and he's at a stage where he needs to be used more thoughtfully than being lobbed on with seconds to go and it's all at fever pitch.
68 Posted 23/12/2009 at 22:57:26
There's been some interesting commentary about Man Ure's prospects this season with their current injury list, and they suffered a pretty demoralising defeat last weekend. Luckily for them they have a bigger and more experienced squad, but having first choice players out of the side will probably prevent them from winning the PL and or CL this season.
There is no doubt that the injury list is scuppering Everton this season. Yes, we can say that Moyes should have strengthened the squad more and thet Kenwright should have fronted up the cash, but did anyone think it was really going to be a case of as many as 10 players sidelined for most of the campaign so far? Not just that, there is the recovery time to get fully fit once coming back to the team.
The management has a chance in the next month to strengthen the squad sufficiently for the remainder of the season. Let's hope they do it.
As for a new manager, who would you trust to be able to come to Goodison and with the limited funds be able to do a better job than Moyes? Not really an easy decision, and a big risk if you ask me.
Again back to Man Utd, Ferguson has had a few run-ins with players over the years and the club always chose the manager over the players. This brings stability to the club and keeps trouble makers from selfishly causing trouble to the detriment of the club as a whole.
We need a few wins on the trott to get some confidence. I hope it comes soon as I don't want to watch us in the Championship next year. It's time to get behind the team that's put out on the ground each week and help them get a few wins.
69 Posted 23/12/2009 at 23:06:47
But still, it's the festive time. I wish all the best for all supporters of the mighty Everton. Let's continue the debate in 2010, but in a more constructive way. Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year.
70 Posted 24/12/2009 at 01:01:18
71 Posted 24/12/2009 at 09:36:09
For all the criticism of BB for not selling up, the reality is that genuine sheiks/yanks/Icelandic billionaires are now as elusive as Yakubu hat-tricks and the rejection of DK will not have made the Club anything but less attractive to the outside world.
In any case, given the shennanigans at the likes of West Ham, Portsmouth, Liverpool and clubs further down the pyramid, perhaps we had a lucky break!
So even Doddy thinks it's 'hold on to your hats time'! But the difference with me is that I have come to regard mid-table as respectable and totally acceptable. I may want for more but as Daddy used to say at Christmas... 'You can want all you like but you ain't getting it!' Yuse all have a good one!
72 Posted 24/12/2009 at 09:52:05
Tony Marsh is no idiot, far from it.
He just seems to have more fun being "outrageous" these days than making his point.
73 Posted 24/12/2009 at 10:41:03
But what is clear is that we played 4-5-1 at home to Birmingham... after a creditable 3-3 draw at Chelsea where I witnessed us causing havoc at times inside one of the top 4 defenses, in fact that game, despite the fact we WERE lucky, was terrific to watch, it was a shot in the arm for all the negative drivel we have seen in recent months. Here was Everton giving as good as they got against a top-4 team... and then Birmingham.
Whatever you say about Tony Marsh, he is spot on here, negative depressing tactics leaves me despondent. 4-5-1 at home... end of story.
74 Posted 24/12/2009 at 11:07:58
And for the posters that keep stating that injuries are no excuse, does this mean that in your view losing key players has no adverse effect on the performance of a team, therefore Man U if they lost Rio, Vidic, & Rooney or if Chelsea were without Drogba, Anelka, Terry & Carvallio it wouldn't make any difference to how they play? (!) Sir Fergie certainly doesn't agree with you, neither does Anchelotti(sic) but thank god they're not dopey Evertonians so what do they know?
75 Posted 24/12/2009 at 12:06:20
We lost our best striker, best midfielder and best defender during last season not this season, not in the closed season. Those three were not addressed and as such any injuries to what we had left in the smallest squad in the EPL would be exponentially magnified.
I and many others complained about the lack of squad depth and it's finally come home to roost.
76 Posted 24/12/2009 at 14:11:29
77 Posted 24/12/2009 at 14:26:28
Some of our best players (arguably its entire outfield spine) are missing and are in turn being missed terribly. But reading some of the stuff on here you'd think we're only waiting for Carl Tiler, Claus Thomsen & Bernie Wright to get themselves fit.
When people talk about lack of squad depth what they're really saying is that we should have ready-made replacements for Mikel, The Yak, Jags et al sitting on the bench just in case. Sorry, but there are very few clubs anywhere in the world of football who can afford that luxury.
Quantity's one thing but quality's another.
78 Posted 24/12/2009 at 18:08:09
79 Posted 26/12/2009 at 03:10:51
Regretably we will not improve any further unless we get massively lucky with kids (aka Utd) or get a modicum of investment. Everton are the only club who have sold their best players and NOT gone down, go and look at all the teams in Championship and lower and remember who they sold.
Yes, the fans are dopey in a way, but not because of your reasons, it's the lack of fight against the board that bothers me, they are the sole problem for Everton's malaise... end of. For those of you who question 4-5-1, it's simple really, we haven't got the players for 4-4-2, and the major problem for that is Cahill; unless he is scoring, he is useless, now we have all liked Timmy but if we are to take the next step up, he has to go, he hampers the team set-up.
The other problem is Yobo; without a covering midfielder he is pants. Carsley made him look better than he really is, as we have found out since he has gone.
Whether you all like it or not, Walter and Davey have done fantastic jobs to keep Everton afloat, with quite frankly ridiculous restraints. You are laying the blame on the wrong people. If Mourinho or Ferguson managed Everton, we wouldn't be any better off, given the working conditions they would have to suffer. No club prospers selling players like Rooney, Lescott, Ferguson, Kanchelskis etc — just look at Leeds; so how do you expect Everton, Smith or Moyes too?
Get down to Goodison Rd after Burnley and demand removal of chairman, like we used to do in the 70s.
80 Posted 26/12/2009 at 23:11:24
81 Posted 27/12/2009 at 04:29:02
So why can it be so painful to watch us play sometimes? We've seen them turn it on in some games, but in others they really have been dire.
Out here in Asia, pretty much every game is shown live. Unless we are playing a top four side, we're put on one of the minor channels. If you go to a pub to watch footy, they're not showing our games. I know people in the sports TV business out here, and they've told me the same thing — no-one likes watching our games. We are not entertaining to the neutrals.
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Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for the Hockey Mom
Unlike the Holderness family some of us still do plan ahead a bit for the Valentine's holiday.
If your significant other is a hockey mom you may want to skip the florist and consider these creative alternatives instead. Some moms may love the roses and chocolates for Valentine's Day…. Not me. I would much rather receive something useful and unique to my likes (and in this case my kid's hobbies). I give you the top 10 hockey mom gifts:
#10: Hockey Mom Survival kit.
Every hockey mom has been the blame at one time or another (even if it isn't their fault) for a broken helmet, missing strap or [enter your personal reason here]. Having a few essential items on hand can be a life saver during those pre-game high anxiety moments. Put together a survival kit for the hockey mom in your life that contains hockey tape, duct tape, sock tape (we like tape!), small pair of scissors and screwdriver or pocket knife, skate laces, equipment repair kit and a first aid kit (ibuprofen, ace bandage, KT tape, and moleskin for blisters). Comment below if you have any other ideas for this survival kit.
#9: Portable phone charger.
No hockey mom will skip the chance to get their kid's penalty shot (or save … shout out to the Goalie Moms!) on video. A portable phone charger sure does come in handy during those long tournament days. Or…..
#8: GoPro Suction Cup Camera Mount.
If your love or her hockey player has a GoPro they can record the entire game by sticking it to the rink's glass with the suction cup camera mount.
#7: Scarf.
A hockey mom may not use a scarf for it's primary purpose; to keep your neck warm. For the hockey mom, a scarf is used to bite, pull, cover our mouths, twiddle with our fingers or do whatever else we feel like doing at that moment to eliminate game time stress and anxiety.
#6: Ugg Boots.
What mom doesn't love shoes? A nice pair of fleece lined boots to keep our feet warm is a must. If she already has a pair, get her another pair… a woman can never have enough shoes!
#5: Travel coffee mug with spill proof lid.
Those early morning practices and games require coffee. A good travel coffee mug is hard to find. In my opinion the perfect coffee mug must fulfill these three requirements: (1) The base better not be too big to fit into the cup holder of my car. (2) The lid must be spill proof… 100% will not let a drip out; nothing is worse than having your hot coffee spill out onto your lap. (3) The mug must NOT have some weird writing/saying/quote on it, nor does it have to be some girly color (just stick with black).
I am still in the market for the perfect travel mug. Comment below if you have a suggestion.
#4: Gloves.
Recently I picked up a pair of gloves from Old Navy and they went into the trash that night. I learned a lesson that day (again)… you get what you pay for. Give your hockey mom a good pair of Isotoner (lined with thin insulate) gloves. I have a pair that has lasted me almost 15 years.
Or, if you want to stay with a hockey theme I saw these cute mittens made from hockey socks.
While we are on the topic of hands….
#3: HotHands.
These things are awesome. All you do is take them out of the bag they come in and shake. Within seconds they turn hot… almost too hot. They also stay hot for HOURS! I personally picked up a case from the local wholesale store a few years back and have kept it in the trunk of my car. Get some Hot Hands here.
#2: Lollipops.
You are like, WHAT!?!?! Yup, big-ol Tootsie roll pops or Blow pops. These babies come in handy two ways. The first being that it keeps our mouths occupied during games so we don't yell at the ref, coach or any other person who might be ticking us off. Second, we can give the lollipops to possibly a younger child who has asked us for the umpteenth time: "When is the game going to be over?", "Can I buy something at the snack bar?" or "Did you bring my iPad?"…. take your pick. If you feel like staying in the V-day spirit Amazon sells a case of the red Blow-Pops here.
#1: Alcohol.
Boxed, cheap or hard. It doesn't matter. Pick up a bottle of her favorite. She'll love it!
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Isaac Pasternack is an East Bay native, raised in Richmond. He returned home from Seattle after graduating from the University of Washington with a B.A. in history and a minor in Jewish studies. His work with children began with trips to help out at his mom's preschool class at the young age of nine. Before coming to Black Pine Circle School, Isaac worked at Classroom Matters, a tutoring center in Berkeley. Mr. Pasternack joined the Black Pine Circle School faculty in 2013 as the fourth grade assistant teacher. Isaac is also a member of a community bike workshop, Biketopia. He spends one evening a week there volunteering, teaching folks about repairing and maintaining their bikes. He will be finishing the Bay Area Teacher Training Institute (BATTI) this year, with a master's degree in education and a California teaching credential. In his personal time, he enjoys listening to music, reading, and riding his bike.
Why I Work with Children
I love watching students learn and making new connections.
A Favorite Book
The Toughest Indian in the World by Sherman Alexie. The stories are thoughtful and make you feel like you really know the characters.
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Sharing your Outlook calendar is easy, but as you do, it's important if you do not want the people you share it to have trouble accessing. Let's look at how you can share an Outlook calendar, whether or not the recipient is in the same organization as you.
If you share your Outlook calendar with someone in your organization (that is, people with the same email domain as you) outside your organization, the sharing process is similar. However, the way the recipient accesses your shared calendar is a bit different, especially if the person outside your company is not using Outlook. However, it's still pretty easy, and we'll talk about how it works, so you can show people here if they're having trouble accessing your shared calendar.
Sharing Your Calendar with a Colleague
If you want to share a calendar With someone who works for the same organization, the process is pretty straightforward. Open the calendar in Outlook and click Start> Share Calendar> Calendar.
If you use Outlook for multiple accounts, you must select the calendar for the account that you want to share.
The Calendar Properties window opens on the Permissions tab and shows you who currently has access to your calendar. By default, Outlook is set up so that everyone in your organization can see when you're busy, but nothing else. Your IT staff may have changed this in a number of ways. Therefore, we focus on sharing your calendar with one person in your organization.
Click the Add button to share your calendar with others
This will open your address book and show by default the people in your organization. Add the person you want to share your calendar with, and then click OK.
The person you selected appears in the Permissions window. By default, they have the "Can view all details" permission level, which you can change as needed.
When done, click "OK" to share your calendar.
To view a calendar someone shared with you, click Start> Add Calendar> Open Shared Calendar.
In the following window, enter the name of the person for whom a calendar has been shared, then click OK.
The calendar will now be displayed for you to view below the "Shared calendars" list on the left.
Share your calendar with someone external
If you want to share a calendar with someone who works outside of your company, the process is very similar. Open the calendar in Outlook and click Start> Share Calendar> Calendar.
If you use Outlook for multiple accounts, you must select the calendar for the account you want to share
The Calendar Properties window opens on the Permissions tab and displays Who currently has access to your calendar.
Click Add to share your calendar with someone. button.
This opens your address book. In the Address Book drop-down list, click Contacts.
This will display all external contacts in your address book. If you want to share your calendar with an external person and you do not see it here, you must first add it as a contact.
Add the person you want to share your calendar with and click OK.
The person you selected will be added to the Permissions window. By default, they have the "Can view all details" permission level, which you can change as needed. Unlike passing on to people in your organization, you can not give permission to "edit" or "delegate" permission to external people.
When done, click "OK" to share your calendar. [19659002] As the recipient accepts your invitation to view a calendar, the process is significantly different from passing it on to a person within your organization.
The person you shared with your calendar will be sent an email.
When they click "Accept and View Calendar," they will be directed to Outlook.com to log in to a Microsoft account where the shared calendar will be made available.
This is a pretty seamless process, but not very helpful if your receiver uses a product other than Microsoft. We'll show you how to add the shared calendar to a Google Calendar as it's the most popular calendar app. However, you can add a shared calendar to almost any decent calendar app that you want to mention.
At the bottom of The email is a link "This URL".
Right-click this URL and click "Copy Link Location" (or the appropriate command, depending on which program you use to view the email).
Open your Google Calendar, click the three dots next to "Add Calendar" and choose "From URL."
Paste the URL you copied from the email then click "Add Calendar".
The calendar appears in the Other calendars list on the left.
This is not a very friendly format, especially if multiple shared calendars are displayed. You can rename the name by hovering over the name, clicking on the three final dots, and then clicking "Settings".
Change the name field the way you want it, and then click the back arrow next to "Preferences."
You now have a much friendlier calendar name.
The URL you copied from the e-mail is a shared calendars URL in iCalendar format (.ics), which, despite its name similarity, has nothing to do with Apple. Instead, it's an open calendar information format that's been around for over 20 years. Any calendar app you're likely to use accepts a .ics format calendar. While we've gone through the process of adding it to a Google Calendar, the link in Apple Calendar, Yahoo! Calendar, Lightning for Thunderbird, or any other calendar app you use.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Garb Progress, Sept-Oct
Another picture of me in my nightie, for the internet :-)
I've got some actual LINEN, and it's such a gorgeous shade! I washed and dried it, and it came out just wonderful. Now I'm too scared to cut into it.
(How about that dramatic-looking wound on the arm? That's only a bit of primer where I reached past a painted corner, and it was already dry when I noticed. I tried scraping it off with my fingernail. Just a bit more and I'd've made myself bleed, yet the paint was still there. They were right about the stuff bonding to the surface, eh?)
So I made my first real test out of some content-unknown fabric I picked up on the clearance table.
But I like how this came out-- I like this A LOT. I think it looks medieval and it feels medieval. I've just got to decorate it, sleeve and neck trim, and it'll look really cool.
(It's poufy because I'm wearing the patchwork dress under it!)
Maybe it FEELS so medieval because of the great amount of extra fabric "puddled" on the floor! In the old statues the noble ladies always have their extra skirt fabric piled artistically over their shoes. But mine's because I cut the gores much too long, and that will be trimmed.


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