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Grup | Pertandingan | Tanggal | Jam |
A | Africa Selatan vs Mexico | Jumat, 11 juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
A | Uruguay vs Perancis | Jumat, 11 juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
B | Argentina vs Nigeria | Sabtu, 12 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
C | Inggris vs USA | Sabtu, 12 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
D | Serbia vs Ghana | Minggu, 13 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
D | Jerman vs Australia | Minggu, 13 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
E | Jepang vs Kamerun | Senin, 14 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
F | Italy vs Paraguay | Senin, 14 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
G | Pantai Gading vs Portugal | Selasa, 15 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
G | Brazil vs Korea Utara | Selasa, 15 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
H | Spanyol vs Swiss | Rabu, 16 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
A | Africa Selatan vs Uruguay | Rabu, 16 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
B | Yunani vs Nigeria | Kamis, 17 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
A | Perancis vs Mexico | Kamis, 17 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
C | Slovenia vs USA | Jumat, 18 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
C | Inggris vs Aljazair | Jumat, 18 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
D | Ghana vs Australia | Sabtu, 19 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
E | Kamerun vs Denmark | Sabtu, 19 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
F | Italy vs New Zealand | Minggu, 20 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
G | Brazil vs Pantai Gading | Minggu, 20 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
H | Chile vs Swiss | Senin, 21 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
H | Spanyol vs Honduras | Senin, 21 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
A | Perancis vs Afrika Selatan | Selasa, 22 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
B | Yunani vs Argentina | Selasa, 22 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
C | Slovenia vs Inggris | Rabu, 23 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
D | Ghana vs Jerman | Rabu, 23 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
F | Slovakia vs Italy | Kamis, 24 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
E | Kamerun vs Belanda | Kamis, 24 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
G | Portugal vs Brazil | Jumat, 25 Juni 2010 | 20.15 - 23.30 |
H | Chile vs Spanyol | Jumat, 25 Juni 2010 | 24.30 - 04.00 |
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April 13
Investors shouldn't wait for employment to come back before buying stocks, because there will be many significant moves in the market before then. TARP was a success and we are 6 months away from seeing genuine prosperity.
April 14
Take the money out of stocks, and keep it in cash or equivalents so you can sleep comfortably at night The worst markets make the best buying opportunities, chance to buy stocks at Dow 8,000 is a great opportunity that may never see again. Final suggestion for investing in bad markets is to avoid calling a bottom.
April 15
Bearish barricades were nothing more than canards, fabrications that don’t hold up against the facts of this market. Bad news for the euro and Greece is good news for US. Get in at a better price than you should be able to, on the Dow 12,000 freeway
April 26
It's because of Greece the market is going higher
May 7
Don't buy any stocks until DOW 9000. Dow’s decline was natural result of Europe’s debt and the riots in Greece. Investors should wait for the decline before they buy anything again
May 10
European debt contagion no longer a risk, call to halt most stock buying until Dow 9,000 is off. That’s the new reality, buy stocks now, the crisis is done, this is the real deal, just focus on how oversold stocks are right now
May 12
Pay reductions and job cuts for civil service employees will result in a jump-start in spending in the stronger European Union
May 19
If we don’t see total capitulation in Europe over the next two days, US market’s going to go higher.
May20
It hasn’t come down enough to make buying compelling. We are still not down enough.
May 24
We just aren’t strong enough to withstand a Greek default
May 25
Will the Dow Plummet to 8,260? That's the worst case scenario. Don’t give up, too much good is happening
May 26
When the market rallies, don’t get excited. It’s not sustainable, until we get something definitive out of Europe
taken from http://www.cnbc.com/id/37357274
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Reposted a Note from a Childhood Friend in Florida, US…
Today Mirin and I went to Diamond Village where I grew up. It is a place where the University students can live with their families. We look at the plain two-story brick buildings from over the short chain-link fence. They are surrounded by lawn and trees and winding sidewalks. It is interesting how often my dreams take me back here. It is so different there now.
Many trees, old friends, were cut down.
There are no more gardens of tomatoes and cabbage outside the buildings. The guava trees, which were such a large part of my childhood, have been removed. It is quiet and serious here. No children, as there always were.
The doors are different--dark and heavy. Gone is the old white wooden door with glass slats. I would look through it at night and see a forest of trees with leaves of gold within the patterns of the frosted glass and the yellow breezeway light.
I look at the doorway that used to be mine. The door is just like every other door. Gone, too, is the Halloween sticker I had stuck above the door when I was seven. It was there last time I had come, only a few years ago.
I picture our building how I remembered, with the golden rain tree casting green shadows on the other side of the breezeway, with the parsley my dad grew spilling onto the bricks, with the old door and the mailboxes. Over by the golden rain tree funny bugs would always appear, shield-shaped bugs with black and orange. And people kept their bikes, beside the two steps up, with a rose that bloomed sometimes growing under a window. Behind the bikes were slabs of cement, all broken and in a pile. A skink lived there.
The only thing unchanged is the two-flight stairway leading to the second story, the stairway where older boys would ride their bikes down, where so many of us cracked our heads. It is steeper than I remembered, and the steps seem smaller.
We headed to the old playground.
Gone is the huge old wooden merry-go-round that stood three feet off the ground.
Gone is the old metal slide and the long, dangerous see-saw, and the metal jungle gyms. They have all been replaced by safe-looking plastic creations--corner-less and ersatz.
We didn't see any children. I pause by the old cement barbeque's where an older kid would light things on fire.
We check on the creek that flows beside the playground. Gone is the old wooden bridge. You can't go that way anymore. Someday I will tell Mirin about when my best friend's dad took us on an expedition up the creek and through the sewers. When he tried to lift the lid of a manhole big roaches fell on us in the dark.
The stump of the soap berry tree...
The apartment of the Russian children...
The place where the persimmon tree stood...
The laundromat, where women would gather, where we used to see the woman from Africa who called my brother "Ivory."
The old gazebo, now a building for the mailboxes, where we used to jump off the roof.
We pass the sloping hill in front of my old home, where we would ride my old red wagon, and sometime roll all the way down.
That was how I got my first bee sting, rolling in the clover.
Boonsri's stinky eggplant bushes....
We called them stink bombs. Even after they moved their eggplant bush stayed for so many years. The maintenance men herbicided it again and again, and it still grew back. Finally they removed the topsoil, and it still grew back. It seemed they had finally defeated it, though.
I stop and look at the apartment where I spent ten years. Gone is the avocado tree my father planted from a seed. It once stretched all the way up to the roof. Gone, too, is the holly tree we used to climb, whose red berries I picked for a wreath one Christmas.
We cross the new sidewalk, new when I was 8, that we weren't allowed to write on. Before that we had only a plank of wood to walk across.
As we head out, I smelled a wonderful smell. It was the smell of someone cooking, and it smelled like fish sauce. I was lost momentarily in nostalgia, running home after a long day of playing, hungry and smelling the different dinners cooking through the windows. At least something hasn't changed.
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