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Located picturesquely on the water and hosting spectacular Manhattan skyline views, Brooklyn Heights is a coveted "suburb" to the city, stretching from Old Fulton Street by the Brooklyn Bridge to Atlantic Avenue in the south, and in the east, from the East River to Court Street and Cadman Plaza. Rich in history, the area was originally known as Ihpetonga by the Lenape tribe that lived there before the colonists arrived. During The Battle of Long Island, the Revolutionary War's largest fight, George Washington brought his troops to this promontory, to retreat. In the early 1800s, Brooklyn Heights transformed into the first town for commuters in the state of New York, thanks to the institution of a ferry service that provided transportation to Wall Street. Additionally, the Brooklyn Dodgers' offices were once located here.
Many of streets are graced with trees and sparkling renovations that have earned the area its title as the first historic neighborhood in Brooklyn. Rich brownstones in Italianate, Federal, Gothic Revival, Greek Revival, and Renaissance styles along with rowhouses, mansions, and romantic carriage houses grace the neighborhood, and walking tours have made it a destination for world-wise tourists. When the 1965 New York City's Landmarks Preservation Law passed, it was the first neighborhood to be protected.
Brooklyn Heights' blind alleys and short cobblestoned paths make for a lovely neighborhood feel. According to a 2005 Village Voice article, 60% of the homes average over $1 million apiece. It has housed famous authors such as Norman Mailer, Arthur Miller, and Truman Capote, who wrote "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "In Cold Blood" in his Brooklyn Heights basement apartment. Other famous people who live or once lived in the area include authors Andrea Dworkin, Carson McCullers and Thomas Wolfe, musicians Bob Dylan and Vasant Rai, poets W.H. Auden, Hart Crane, and Walt Whitman, the famous abolitionist Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn Bridge designers John A. Roebling and Washington Roebling, and actors Paul Bettany, Gabriel Byrne, Jennifer Connelly, Paul Giamatti, Marilyn Monroe, and Mary Tyler Moore. Brooklyn Heights is also famous for being the home of two fictional TV families—the Huxtibles on "The Cosby Show" and the Lanes on "The Patty Duke Show."
Many a money manager calls Brooklyn Heights home due to it being a very easy commute to Wall Street. It is an extremely gentrified area and a yuppie neighborhood, graced with a gorgeous view of the Statue of Liberty's sculpted beauty. Views from Brooklyn Heights' Promenade, also known as the Esplanade is, as Kara Oehler writes, "probably the most popular postcard shot of New York City."
One of Brooklyn Heights' most famous landmarks is The Brooklyn Heights Promenade, technically an esplanade, which provides gorgeous, unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline, as well as the Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, and the Statue of Liberty. Another is Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims, which is a National Historic Landmark, and was once a stop on the Underground Railroad. The area provides many other places for tourists to visit, such as the New York Transit Museum, The Toy Museum of New York, the Micro Museum, an artist-run institution that features interactive art, and the Brooklyn Historical Society.
There are a number of popular restaurants in the area, including Noodle Pudding, one of Brooklyn's best Italian eateries, Teresa's, which serves Polish food, Queen Marie Italian Restaurant, and La Lunetta Restaurant. Bars include Brazen Head, Last Exit Bar & Lounge, Boat Bar, and Floyd NY. Shopping in the area includes a branch of St. Mark's Comics, Heights Books, which features quality used books and first editions, Housing Works' Thrift Shop, Abitare, a housewares shop, Objective Affection, a pop-up shop, and Windows Portraits Studio.
Local hotels include the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, St. George Hotel, Hotel Princess, Asia, Inc., and Hotel le Bleu.
Schools in the area include St. Joseph High School, St. Ann's School, Packer Collegiate Institute, George Westinghouse Career/Technology High School, School for Global Studies, the Philip Livingston School (PS 261), and St. Francis College.
Brooklyn Heights is accessible to many adjacent famous neighborhoods, such as Downtown Brooklyn, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and DUMBO. It is accessible to Manhattan via numerous subway lines, including the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, F, M, and R trains.
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16. mistrovství světa  a 27. mistrovství Evropy v ledním hokeji probíhalo ve dnech 12. – 20. března 1949 ve Stockholmu ve Švédsku.

Na turnaj se přihlásilo 10 mužstev, rozdělených do 3 kvalifikačních skupin. První dvě mužstva postoupila do finále, ostatní mužstva hrála o umístění v soutěži útěchy. Hrálo se jednokolově systémem každý s každým.

Na světový šampionát do Švédska neodjížděli reprezentanti Československa ani zdaleka jako favorité. Před půl rokem, 8. listopadu 1948, postihla československý hokej krutá rána osudu. Při zájezdu do Francie a Anglie zahynulo šest členů reprezentačního týmu (Zdeněk Jarkovský, Miloslav Pokorný, Karel Stibor, Vilibald Šťovík, Ladislav Troják, Zdeněk Švarc). Letoun, který převážel část výpravy z Paříže do Londýna, v nepříznivém počasí zmizel nad Lamanšským průlivem a jeho pasažéry už nikdy nikdo nespatřil.

Výsledky a tabulky

Skupina A

 Kanada –  Dánsko 47:0 (13:0, 16:0, 18:0)

12. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Kanady: 3x Joe Tergeson, 3x Emile Gagne, 3x Barney Hillson, 8x James Russell, 6x Thomas Russell, 3x William Dimoch, 5x Don Munroe, 3x Bud Hashey, 5x Donald Stanley, 5x Joe de Bastiani, 3x Ray Bauer
Branky Dánska: nikdo

 Kanada –  Rakousko 7:0 (0:0, 3:0, 4:0)

13. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Kanady: 2x Don Munroe, 2x Joe de Bastiani, William Dimoch, Barney Hillson, Bud Hashey
Branky Rakouska: nikdo

 Rakousko –  Dánsko 25:1 (8:0, 6:0, 11:1)

14. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Rakouska: 9x Rudolf Wurmbrand, 5x Böhm, 4x Walter, 4x Feistritzer ...
Branky Dánska: Jörgen Viid

Skupina B

 Norsko –  Belgie 	2:0 (2:0, 0:0, 0:0)

12. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Norska: Oivind Solheim, Johnny Larntvedt
Branky Belgie: nikdo

 USA –  Švýcarsko 12:5 (6:2, 4:1, 2:2)

12. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky USA: 4x Gerard Kilmartin, 3x Bruce Mather, 3x Paul Johnson, Alfred Yurkewicz, Robert Johnson
Branky Švýcarska: 2x Alfred Bieler, Ulrich Poltera, Heinrich Boller, Ferdinand Cattini

 Švýcarsko –  Belgie	18:2 (5:0, 10:1, 3:1)

13. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švýcarsko: 5x Gebhard Poltera, 3x Ulrich Poltera, 3x Alfred Bieler, 3x Hugo Delnon, Reto Delnon, Othmar Delnon, Emil Handschin, vlastní
Branky Belgie: 2x Raymond Lombard

 USA –  Norsko 12:1 (7:1, 3:0, 2:0)

13. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky USA: 4x Bruce Mather, 2x Arthur Crouse, 2x John Riley, Alfred Van, Norman Walker, Paul Johnson, Alfred Yurkewicz
Branky Norska: Björn Gulbrandsen

 Švýcarsko –  Norsko 7:1 (4:1, 3:0, 0:0)

14. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švýcarska: 3x Alfred Bieler, Ferdinand Cattini, Reto Delnon, Ulrich Poltera, Othmar Delnon
Branky Norska: Björn Gulbrandsen

 USA –  Belgie 12:0 (4:0, 5:0, 3:0)

14. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky USA: 3x Charlie Holt, 3x Robert Johnson, 2x Alfred Yurkewicz, Paul Johnson, Alfred Van, Dan Crowley, John Kelley
Branky Belgie: nikdo

Skupina C

 Švédsko –  Finsko 12:1 (2:0, 3:0, 7:1)

12. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švédska: 3x Stig Carlsson, 2x Bengt Larsson, 2x Holger Nurmela, 2x Hans Öberg, Rune Johansson, Gösta Johansson, Erik Johansson
Branky Finska: Keijo Kuusela

 Švédsko –  Československo 4:2 (3:0, 1:2, 0:0)

13. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švédska: 4. Stig Carlsson, 5. Stig Carlsson, 8. Åke Engqvist, 39. Holger Nurmela
Branky Československa: 26. Václav Roziňák, 34. Vladimír Zábrodský

Švédsko: Arne Johansson – Ake Johansson, Rune Johansson, Thunman – Larsson, G. Johansson, Nurmela – Öberg, Carlsson, E. Johansson – Enqvist, Jönsson, Pettersson.

ČSR: Modrý – Trousílek, Němec – Vacovský, Macelis, Hainý – Roziňák, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Kobranov, Bouzek, A.Bubník – Pícha.

 Československo –  Finsko 	19:2 (8:1, 3:1, 8:0)

14. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Československa: 1. Stanislav Konopásek, 5. Stanislav Konopásek, 7. Čeněk Pícha, 10. Vladimír Zábrodský, 13. Vladimír Kobranov, 15. Vladimír Zábrodský, 17. Čeněk Pícha, 18. Stanislav Konopásek, 23. Zdeněk Marek, 26. Stanislav Konopásek, 27. Stanislav Konopásek, 41. Vladimír Bouzek, 42. Vladimír Bouzek, 142. Vladimír Kobranov, 43. Přemysl Hainý, 52. Vladimír Zábrodský, 52. Čeněk Pícha, 56. Vladimír Zábrodský, 58. Vladimír Kobranov
Branky Finska: 20. Keijo Kuusela, 29. Loft Nasib
Rozhodčí: Moore (CAN), Axberg (SWE)

ČSR: Jirka – Trousílek, Hajný, Macelis, Vacovský – Kobranov, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Mizera, Marek, Pícha – od 41. Bouzek, Bubník.

Finsko: Linnosuo, Viitala – Rintakoski, Hellen, Pohjavirta, Kulti – Salisma, Kuusela, Karumaa – Nasibullen, Honkavaara, Havulinna.

Finále

 Československo –  Kanada	3:2 (0:0, 2:1, 1:1)

15. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Československa: 30. Vladimír Zábrodský, 40. Augustin Bubník, 57. Stanislav Konopásek
Branky Kanady: 34. Ray Bauer, 43. Thomas Russell
Rozhodčí: Ahlin (SWE), Hauser (SUI)
Vyloučení: 3:9
Diváků: 7 000

ČSR: Modrý – Trousílek, Hajný, Macelis, Němec – Roziňák, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Kobranov, Bouzek, A. Bubník – Mizera, Pícha.

Kanada: Picard – Hillson, Gagne, Kewley, Tergesen – Dimoch, J. Russell, Kowich – T. Russell, Stanley, Hashey – de Bastiani, Bauer.

 Švédsko –  Rakousko 18:0 (5:0, 5:0, 8:0)

15. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švédska: 5x Gösta Johansson, 3x Stig Jönsson, 3x Holger Nurmela, 2x Stig Carlsson, 2x Bengt Larsson, Åke Andersson, Åke Lassas, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin
Branky Rakouska: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Mihalik (POL), Kessler (SUI)

 USA –  Švýcarsko 4:5 (1:4, 3:0, 0:1)

15. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky USA: 2x Bruce Mather, Gerard Kilmartin, John Riley
Branky Švýcarska: 2x Hans-Martin Trepp, 2x Alfred Bieler, Reto Delnon
Rozhodčí: Herman (TCH), Moore (CAN)

USA: Bittner – Yourkewitz, Walker, Van, Theyer – Kilmartin, Mather, Riley – Crouse, P. Johnson, R. Johnson – Finnegan, Keley.

Švýcarsko: Bänninger – Boller, Handschin, H. Cattini, P. Cattini – Trepp, U. Poltera, J. Poltera - R. Delnon, O. Delnon, Bieler – Hinterkircher.

 Československo –  Rakousko 7:1 (4:0, 2:0, 1:1)

16. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Československa: 1. Stanislav Konopásek, 4. Vladimír Kobranov, 10. Augustin Bubník, 11. Stanislav Konopásek, 27. Václav Roziňák, 35. Stanislav Konopásek, 53. Stanislav Konopásek
Branky Rakouska: 42. Hans Wagner
Rozhodčí: Kessler (SUI), Axberg (SWE)

ČSR: Modrý – Trousílek, Hajný, Macelis, Němec – Roziňák, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Kobranov, A. Bubník, Pícha – Charouzd.

Rakousko: Huber – Demmer, Stanek, Vojta, Potucek – Schneider, Feistritzer, Wagner - Rudolf Wurmbrand, Walter, Böhm – Penitz.

 Švédsko –  Kanada 2:2 (0:1, 1:0, 1:1)

16. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švédska: Åke Andersson, Lars Pettersson
Branky Kanady: Thomas Russell, Herb Kewley
Rozhodčí: Tencza (T CH), Hauser (SUI)

 Kanada –  USA 7:2 (2:0, 1:2, 4:0)

17. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Kanady: 1. Thomas Russell, 13. James Russell, 33. Joe Tergeson, 48. Don Munroe, 49. William Dimoch, 52. Ray Bauer, 54. Donald Stanley
Branky USA: 21. Bruce Mather, 39. Robert Johnson
Rozhodčí: Hauser (SUI), Sandö (SWE)

Kanada: Picard – Kewley, Hillson, Tergesen – de Bastiani, Stanley, Tom Russell – Kowich, Jim Russell, Bill Dimock – Hashey, Bauer, Munroe.

USA: Bittner – Yourkewitz, Walker, Van, Theyer – Kilmartin, Mather, Riley – R. Johnson, Kewley, P. Johnson – Crouse, Crowley.

 Švédsko –  Švýcarsko 3:1 (0:0, 2:1, 1:0)

17. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švédska: Holger Nurmela, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin, Stig Carlsson
Branky Švýcarska: Otto Schübiger
Rozhodčí: Tencza (TCH), Santwald (AUT)

 Československo –  Švýcarsko	8:1 (4:0, 1:1, 3:0)

18. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Československa: 3. Josef Trousílek, 4. Augustin Bubník, 6. Stanislav Konopásek, 19. Vladimír Zábrodský, 38. František Mizera, Vladimír Kobranov, Vladimír Kobranov, Vladimír Zábrodský
Branky Švýcarska: 37. Gebhard Poltera
Rozhodčí: Ahlin (SWE), Santwald (AUT)

ČSR: Modrý – Trousílek, Hajný, Macelis, Němec – Roziňák, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Kobranov, Mizera, Pícha – A. Bubník, Marek.

Švýcarsko: Bänninger – Boller, Handschin, H. Cattini, P. Cattini – Trepp, U. Poltera, G. Poltera – O. Delnon, F. Lohrer, Bieler – Hinterkircher, E. Delnon.

 Kanada – Rakousko 8:2 (3:0, 3:1, 2:1)

18. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Kanady: 2x Joe de Bastiani, 2x Don Munroe, 2x William Dimoch, Donald Stanley, Emile Gagne
Branky Rakouska: Johann Schneider, Fritz Walter
Rozhodčí: Brown (USA), Herman (TCH)

 Švédsko –  USA 3:6 (1:0, 0:4, 2:2)

18. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švédska: Holger Nurmela, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin, Åke Andersson
Branky USA: 3x Bruce Mather, Paul Johnson, Alfred Yurkewicz, Gerard Kilmartin
Rozhodčí: Moore (CAN), Kessler (SUI)

 Švýcarsko –  Rakousko 10:1 (4:0, 3:1, 3:0)

19. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Švýcarska: 3x Hans-Martin Trepp, 2x Othmar Delnon, 2x Heinrich Lohrer, Gebhard Poltera, Ulrich Poltera, Heinrich Boller
Branky Rakouska: Walter Feistritzer
Rozhodčí: Ahlin (SWE), Tencza (TCH)

 Československo –  USA 0:2 (0:0, 0:1, 0:1)

19. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Československa: nikdo
Branky USA: 23. John Riley, 45. Robert Johnson
Rozhodčí: Moore (CAN), Hauser (SUI)

ČSR: Modrý – Trousílek, Hajný, Macelis, Němec – Roziňák, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Kobranov, A. Bubník, Pícha.

USA: Bittner – Yurkewicz, Thayer, Van, Walker – Kilmartin, Mather, Riley – M. Johnson, Kelley, R. Johnson – Crouse.

 USA –  Rakousko 9:1 (0:1, 3:0, 6:0)

20. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky USA: 6x Bruce Mather, 2x John Riley, Norman Walker
Branky Rakouska: Walter Feistritzer
Rozhodčí: Hauser (SUI), Sandö (SWE)

 Československo –  Švédsko 3:0 (0:0, 2:0, 1:0)

20. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Československa: 23. Vladimír Zábrodský, 31. Václav Roziňák, 53. Stanislav Konopásek
Branky Švédska: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Hauser, Kessler (SUI)

ČSR: Modrý – Trousílek, Hajný, Macelis, Němec – Roziňák, V. Zábrodský, Konopásek – Kobranov, Mizera, Pícha – A. Bubník.

Švédsko: A. Johansson – A. Andersson, R. Johansson, Thunman, Lassas – Larsson, Lil Johansson, Nurmela – Eriksson, Carlsson, E. Johansson – Öberg, Pettersson.

 Kanada –  Švýcarsko 1:1 (0:1, 0:0, 1:0)

20. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Kanady: Herb Kewley
Branky Švýcarska: Hans-Martin Trepp
Rozhodčí: Brown (USA), Ahlin (SWE)

Soutěž útěchy

 Dánsko ze soutěže odstoupilo.

 Belgie –  Dánsko	8:3 (2:1, 4:2, 2:0)

17. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Belgie: 2x Hubert Anciaux, 3x Jules Dupre, Roger Beck, Georges Hartmeyer, Leon van Eeckhout
Branky Dánska: 3x Jörgen Hviid

 Finsko –  Norsko 	7:3 (4:3, 2:0, 1:0)

17. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Finska: 2x Aarne Honkavaara, 2x Matti Rintakoski, Matti Karumaa, Loft Nasib, Eero Salisma
Branky Norska: Björn Gulbrandsen, Oivind Solheim, Annar Petersen.

 Finsko –  Belgie	17:2 (6:0, 4:0, 7:2)

18. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Finska: 4x Aarne Honkavaara, 3x Keijo Kuusela, 2x Loft Nasib, 2x Matti Rintakoski, 2x Kalle Havulinna, 2x Matti Karumaa, Rauni Laine, Ossi Kauppi
Branky Belgie: Raymond Lombard, Georges Hartmeyer

 Norsko –  Belgie	14:1 (5:0, 6:0, 3:1)

20. února 1949 – Stockholm
Branky Norska: 4x Björn Gulbrandsen, 3x Johnny Larntvedt, 2x Oivind Solheim, Roar Bakke Pedersen, Per Voigt, Ragnar Rygel, J. Adolfsen ???, Annar Petersen
Branky Belgie: R. Waldschmitt ???.

Statistiky

Nejlepší střelci (ve finálové skupině)

Soupiska Československa
  Československo
Brankáři: Bohumil Modrý, Josef Jirka.
Obránci: Josef Trousílek, Přemysl Hainý, Oldřich Němec, Jiří Macelis, František Vacovský.
Útočníci: Václav Roziňák,  – Vladimír Zábrodský, Stanislav Konopásek, Vladimír Kobranov, Vladimír Bouzek, Augustin Bubník, František Mizera, Čeněk Pícha, Zdeněk Marek, Miloslav Charouzd.
Trenér: oficiálně Antonín Vodička, v praxi Vladimír Zábrodský.

Soupiska Kanady
  Kanada (Sudbury Wolves)
Brankáři: Robert Mills, Al Picard.
Obránci: Barney Hillson, Emile Gagne, Herb Kewley, Joe Tergeson.
Útočníci: William Dimoch, James Russell, Thomas Russell, Ray Bauer, Joe de Bastiani, Donald Stanley, Bud Hashey, Robert Mills, Don Munroe, John Kovich.
Trenér: Max Silverman.

Soupiska USA
  USA
Brankáři: Richard Bittner, Pat Finnegan.
Hráči: Arthur Crouse, Dan Crowley, Charlie Holt, Paul Johnson, Robert Johnson, Gerard Kilmartin, Bruce Mather, John Riley, William Thayer, Alfred Van, Norman Walker, Alfred Yurkewicz, John Kelley.
Trenér: Jack Riley.

Soupiska Švédska
4.  Švédsko
Brankáři: Arne Johansson, Kurt Svanberg.
Obránci: Åke Andersson, Rune Johansson, Åke Lassas, Åke Olsson, Sven Thunman.
Útočníci: Stig Carlsson, Åke Engqvist, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin, Erik Johansson, Gösta Johansson, Stig Jönsson, Bengt Larsson, Holger Nurmela, Lars Pettersson, Hans Öberg.

Soupiska Švýcarska
5.  Švýcarsko
Brankáři: Hans Bänninger, Reto Perl.
Obránci: Emil Handschin, Heinrich Boller, Ferdinand Cattini, Hans Cattini.
Útočníci: Hans-Martin Trepp, Ulrich Poltera, Gebhard Poltera, Othmar Delnon, Heinrich Lohrer, Alfred Bieler, Heinz Hinterkircher, Reto Delnon, Hugo Delnon, Otto Schübiger, Ernst Härter.
Trenér: Richard Torriani.

Soupiska Rakouska
6.  Rakousko
Brankáři: Alfred Huber, Jörg Reichl.
Obránci: Friedrich Demmer, Willibald Stanek, Rudolf Vojta, Franz Potucek.
Útočníci:Johann Schneider, Walter Feistritzer, Hans Wagner, Rudolf Wurmbrand, Fritz Walter, Albert Böhm, Friedrich Penitz, Wilhelm Schmid, Gerhard Springer.

Soupiska Finska
7.  Finsko
Brankáři: Unto Viitala, Juhani Linkosuo.
Obránci: Matti Rintakoski, Toivo Hellen, Ossi Kauppi, Esko Tie, Paul Väinjärvi.
Útočníci: Aarne Honkavaara, Keijo Kuusela, Loft Nasib, Kalle Havulinna, Matti Karumaa, Rauni Laine, Eero Salisma, Nils Nummelin, Tuomo Pohjavirta.
Trenér: Henry Kvist.

Soupiska Norska
8.  Norsko
Brankáři: Per Dahl, Arthur Kristiansen.
Hráči: Johnny Larntvedt, Björn Kristiansen, Kjell Hauger, Gunnar Kroge, Roar Bakke (Pedersen), Ragnar Rygel, Björn Gulbrandsen, Odd Hansen, Oivind Solheim, Per Voigt, Roy Sörensen, Per Moe, Leif Solheim.
Trenér: Trygve Holter.

Soupiska Belgie
9.  Belgie
Brankář: Henri Heirman.
Hráči: Tony Delrez, Constant Delarge, Fernand Carrez, Roland Dumon, Hubert Anciaux, Raymond Lombard, Leon van Eeckhout, Coco Berry, Jules Dupre, Roger Beck, Percy Lippit, Georges Hartmeyer, Jimmy Graeffe.
Trenér: Gusty de Backer.

Soupiska Dánska
10.  Dánsko
Brankáři: Flemming Jensen, Leif Jonsen.
Hráči: Borge Hamann, Svend Malver, Dan Danry, Jörgen Hviid, Erik Hviid, Knud Lebech, Erik Halberg, Frede Sörensen, Poul Nielsen, Ole Nielsen, Leif Ammentorp, Sven Christensen.

Konečné pořadí

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura
 Rudé Právo – 13. – 22. února 1949
 Zlatá kniha ledního hokeje – Gustav Vlk, Karel Gut, Olympia 1978
 Malá encyklopedie ledního hokeje – Karel Gut, Václav Pacina, Olympia 1986
 Kronika českého hokeje – Miloslav Jenšík, Olympia 2001
 100 let českého hokeje – Karel Gut, Jaroslav Prchal, AS press 2008

Externí odkazy

 hockeyarchives.info/
 avlh.sweb.cz/

Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji
Lední hokej v roce 1949
Turnaje v ledním hokeji ve Švédsku
Turnaje v ledním hokeji ve Stockholmu
Sport ve Švédsku v roce 1949

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It used to be a case of "you get what you pay for" when it came to affordable watch brands, both in terms of quality and kudos. Dropping a few thousand not only meant you'd get decent mechanics but also boardroom brownie points for sporting a reputable name on your wrist.
Blame the Japanese for flooding the market with timepieces that were cheap and battery-powered during the Quartz Crisis of the 1970s and early 1980s, but anything in the sub-$1000 bracket used to be treated with derision or even contempt. Thankfully, for your bank balance at least, this doesn't hold true anymore.
Whether it's because quartz got cool or watch brands for men realized that not everyone with an interest in horology had the readies to fund their burgeoning obsession, some interesting things have started to happen in the lower price brackets.
As with any search for a bargain, you have to know where to look and which affordable watch brands to zero in on, but if you do you could be in with a chance of kitting out your entire watch wardrobe for half the price of an Omega Speedmaster.
And we're not just talking quartz watches from fashion houses – though there are some seriously cool styles to be found there. We're talking timepieces from names with real design cachet to genuine automatics, even Swiss ones.
You won't have to go trawling the internet equivalent of the bargain basement to find these hidden gems, either. Just read our handy guide to the best watch brands for men that are making the affordable end of the market worth taking a second look at.
In a hurry? Here's a brief run down of the best affordable watch brands for men today.
Timex is a household name and at the forefront of affordable watch brands with a plethora of durable designs to choose from.
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The Best Affordable Watch Brands
1. Tissot
This Swatch Group alumnus is pretty much the benchmark when it comes to both choice and bang for your buck. You could assemble your entire watch wardrobe from its sub-£300 collections and, since this affordable watch brand has been innovating since 1853, you can be confidant that you're buying into genuine horological heritage.
Want a dress watch? Try its Tradition range. In the market for an oversized chronograph? Look no further than the Chrono XL line. You can even get an automatic powered by Swatch Group's entirely machine-made movement, the Swissmatic. Everything is of such a quality you don't feel like you're making compromises.
2. Seiko
Given that this Japanese watch brand grows its own quartz for its battery-powered timepieces and prides itself on making everything in-house, that you can get any of its timepieces for under £300 seems like a bonus. However, Seiko excels at this price point.
Thanks to Japanese movements being more reasonably priced than their Swiss counterparts, you can secure stylish steel automatics for under £200, while its groundbreaking kinetic technology means owning a quartz watch that never needs a battery change. Each watch is also robustly made with an aesthetic sense way beyond its price tag, making it one of the best affordable watch brands out there.
3. AVI-8
Think pilot's watches and the names that instantly come to mind are the likes of Breitling, Bremont and Bell & Ross; brands you'd need a pilot's license to afford. Which is what makes affordable watch brand AVI-8 so great – you get all of the aviation inspiration but without the sky-high price tag.
There are five collections – all named after planes – and they have everything you'd want from this style of timepiece. There's the tachymeter scales and sub dials in the Hawker Hurricane; the rugged and durable nature of the superior construction; and the wonderfully vintage-looking straps across all the ranges.
Stylistically AVI-8 doesn't put a foot wrong and gets a proper British salute for making a democratic pilot's watch.
4. Casio
You may know Casio for its gold-plated digital bracelet watch that, for a period in the noughties, was the ironic wrist adornment of every fixie-bike riding, flat-white drinking Hackney dweller worth their E9 credentials. But to reduce it to that one signature is to seriously underestimate what this affordable watch brand has to offer.
The retro nostalgia is still there – in its aptly named Retro collection – but you can also get your hands on world timers, Bluetooth hybrids and styles suitable for scuba diving. Think of the brand as a one-stop-shop for all your watch needs, from digital to dress.
5. G-Shock
Casio's muscular cousin is over 30 years old but its charm certainly hasn't diminished. When it was first created by Casio engineer Kikuo Ibe, its selling point was that it had a 10-year battery life, was water resistant to 10 bar (100m) and would survive a 10m fall onto a hard surface (Ibe tested this by dropping 200 prototypes from third-story windows and rooftops).
Three decades later, this is still a design that takes some beating when it comes to durability. But now it comes with a range of added extras, from the useful – world time, automatic calendar and alarms – to the more specialist, such as moon data displays and yacht timers.
6. Timex
Timex is considered the Everyman of the watch world. Historically it became renowned for a particular kind of all-American dependability – George Bush Jr wore one, presumably to distract US voters from his upper-class background – but recently it has acquired a certain retro cool.
In 2017, it collaborated with Mr Porter on a limited run of three special editions inspired by its Vietnam-Era military styles, while models such as its Easy Reader and Weekender are seen on the wrist of interestingly attired men from London to Tokyo.
From its impressively complex-looking chronos to its elegant Milanese bracelet Fairfield, Timex's nostalgia-tinged design language shines through, which is precisely why people continue to wear this affordable watch brand.
7. Swatch
It was created to be one of the most affordable watch brands on the market and has a name that is a portmanteau of 'Swiss' and 'watch' – not the best credentials for long-lasting success. But hey, it's amazing how much mileage Swatch has got out of some injection-moulded plastic.
Swatch's stock in trade seems to be 'if you can imagine it, we can do it'. It has collaborated with artists and fashion designers, been at the forefront of youth culture – it sponsored the first Breakdance World Championships – and even had the chutzpah to go automatic with a movement assembled by robots in a watch that will get you change from £110, the SISTEM51.
8. Triwa
Set up in 2007 by four friends who were fed up with the reverence accorded status and tradition in the watch industry – the unusual name stands for 'transforming the industry of watches' – Triwa has been on a mission to shake up things up, albeit in a refined, tasteful Scandinavian way.
Every watch is designed in Sweden and that language is writ large in the clever blend of classic elements that are subverted with fashion colors. The leather straps are organically tanned and sourced from its country of origin, and there's the added bonus of being able to buy them separately so you can switch up anything in your collection.
If you really like Triwa's aesthetic, you can complete your look with a pair of branded sunglasses, too.
9. Skagen
It could be easy to dismiss underground watch brand Skagen as a bit one-note, shamelessly milking the Scandinavian thing; it is after all made in America and now under Fossil's control. However, a deeper look through its collections reveals some interesting models that show a real flair for watch design along with a touch of irreverence for how it's 'supposed to be done'. There's the regulator-style Signatur; the Holst, with its arresting sub-dial configuration; and the very smart looking – and acting – Hagen hybrid watch.
Everything is shot through with considered minimalism and you can't deny the quality of the build, which feels even more impressive when you consider nothing in the range is over $400.
10. MVMT
This US fashion watch brand for men was set up by Jake Kassan and Kramer LaPlante, who dropped out of college to prove that huge mark-ups and ritzy retail premises weren't necessary for success.
A crowdfunding campaign got them off the ground and since 2013 they have been delighting fans with their crisply designed timepieces that cover every style a man could wish for, from the sporty heft of the Mariner to the dress elegance of the Classic lines. There's even a bit of bling in the form of the Rogue, if you're feeling flash.
11. Tommy Hilfiger
As you'd expect, Tommy Hilfiger's watches are a horological distillation of the preppy East-Coast American style that made his name. It is the kind of sports elegance embodied by the Kennedys, one that works best with a pair of crisp chinos and a sweater artfully draped around the shoulders.
There's the Windsurf for a day at the beach; the Emerson for nipping about in one's sporty little number; and the Oliver for cocktails on the deck at sunset.
This isn't a brand that's about mechanics or reinvention, it's about creating a wardrobe full of classic pieces you'll always want to wear. Especially when you're holidaying in Westchester.
12. Rotary
Once upon a time, it wasn't all about Switzerland. Pre-WWII, Britain – and specifically London – was something of a horological capital. But then Hitler decided to ruin it for everyone, sending thousands of would-be watchmakers (and other artisans) to join the war effort, and causing the industry to go into decline.
It didn't completely die, though. Despite being born in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Rotary is based in the UK, which also serves as its biggest market. So expect a wealth of lines named after famous landmarks and a long history serving households on our home shores.
Sure, Rotary watches may not be crafted in rustic, romantic Clerkenwell workshops anymore, but they're far more celebratory of British watchmaking heritage than its cousins au Suisse.
13. Mondaine
Mondaine is a watch brand more Swiss than Roger Federer personally hand-delivering a bar of Toblerone. That said, you don't need a Swiss banker's pay packet to own one.
Often seen as the younger, more affordable companion to the horological greats, Mondaine prides itself on packing traditional craftsmanship at a stitch of the regular price. That means quartz tickers hand-assembled in Switzerland that all bear the same logo seen on the country's national rail service.
14. Citizen
Citizen has always prided itself on being an affordable watch brand. So much so that the Japanese brand was just one manufacturer responsible for the previously mentioned Quartz Crisis, peddling the most accurate watches ever made at a fraction of traditional prices.
Bad news for Switzerland, sure, but good news for your wrist and wallet. Today, Citizen has continued the same budget-friendly mantra and offers a wide range of landmark pieces, like its acclaimed Eco-Drive – a line that uses natural or artificial light to power the battery. Which means you won't have to fork out for a replacement.
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A little caution when making the sauce. Keep the heat low so the peanut butter and coconut milk do not separate, leaving an oily slick on the top. If this does happen, remove the sauce from the heat and whisk in a little more coconut milk or even milk (if you used up all the coconut milk). This will bring any separating right back together.
Another faster option is to marinate the pork tenderloin whole. Then once grilled, cut into thin slices and spoon the peanut sauce on top. Boneless, skinless chicken breasts or thighs work just as well.
For side dishes, I like cooked brown basmati rice and steamed fresh spinach.
For the marinade, in a small bowl, whisk together soy sauce, brown sugar, rice vinegar, vegetable oil, garlic and cumin. Marinate pork refrigerated for at least 2 hours or overnight, turning once during marinating.
For the sauce, in a small saucepan over low heat, heat coconut milk and garlic just to a simmer; whisk in peanut butter, curry paste and fish sauce until smooth; cook over low heat 2-3 minutes to blend flavors.
Preheat a grill to medium high or preheat an oven to 375 degrees F.
Remove pork from marinade, discarding marinade. Poke four pork chunks on each skewer. Grill or bake until cooked through.
Serve skewers with peanut sauce.
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My husband made this and declared it was EASY! This recipe is also delicious! For me, I'd definitely use the lite soy – I'm not big on salt. Loved the tip about soaking the bamboo skewers in water. Thank you, Linda!


You can't see who it is, because the hood of her black cloak is covering her face. She would be completely invisible if it weren't for the moonlight. She seems to be holding a bow with a quiver of arrows slung over her shoulder. She's moving quickly and quitely, away from the autumn palace, as if she didn't want to get caught.
A dark cloaked figure was watching the castle, when he noticed the flying figure flying away from it. He took off after the figure, keeping his distance.
the figure lands a few feet away from the forest, folding her wings in silently. She stops to look around. Suddenly a breeze blew off her hood, revealing her shoulder length red hair, but she pulls her hood back on almost immediately, and disappears into the forest.
He widened his eyes when he saw the red hair. It...it can't be. Making sure he had his bow and arrows, as when as his dagger, just in case, he followed after the girl.
She seems to relax as soon as she's under the cover of the treetops. She's now walking at a slow pace taking in her surroundings. After a while she decided that it she was far enough from home, and takes off her hood. "Finally! Fresh air!" She exclaimes, her voice is oddly familiar.
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Polar looked away. "I...just wanted to be sure you were okay."
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Polar frowned. "Pardon me for knowing that you're the only one who tries to escape her castle."
Polar nodded once. "Well...now that I know you're safe and have recovered well, I shall take my leave."
"Wait! Don't leave!" Harvest blurted out, "ummm...uh...I meant to say, I wouldn't mind some company, 'cause, you know, it can get a little bit lonely, out here by yourself." She said, awkwardly. She could feel herself blushing. Stop it Harvest! He's just a friend, that's all, just a friend she thought trying to stop blushing but the harder she tried, the reder her cheeks got.
"I wish you all well, Harvest." He turned to leave.
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"Whoah!" Polar exclaimed as he was dragged by Harvest, his face feeling unusually slightly warm.
A few minutes later, they arive at a cave. "I found this while I was out exploring one day." Harvest said letting go of his hand and walking towards the cave entrance "Of course I was curious so I went in." She walks inside and motions for Polar to follow her.
His curiosity also peaked, Polar followed Harvest, turning his head to see if they had any followers.
Polar widened his eyes. "A tunnel?? To where?"
"You'll see." Harvest said mischievously. By now they were approaching the end of the tunnel covered by the swaying branches of willow trees. She parted the leafs and branches revealing an clearing in the forest. There were mushrooms and fungi growing everywhere, but what was truly stunning was the glows coming from the fungi and mushrooms, which explained the glowing green light. These fungi dotted the trees giving them an almost alien look.
Polar looked around in awe. "This....this is amazing."
Polar softly chuckled. "You Royals really know your things."
Harvest shrugged "or it might just be me. Belive it or not, I love reading. Just the feeling of diving into a book, another realm, and going on adventures with the characters. Come to think of it I was pretty nerdy before I started exploring, and I guess I still am." She said sitting down in the grass "Hey, you wanna play a game?" She asked.
"I didn't know you were capable with games after seeing you handle a bow pretty well," Polar said as he sat down next to her.


Poetry readings, Latin dance lessons, a presentation about the Arabic language, and a Japanese cultural workshop are among the activities scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 1, in the World Languages and Cultures Center on the second floor of the Main building.
Coordinator Chiaki Troutman said this will be the third annual Modern Languages Festival, which aspires to raise awareness of languages and cultures. The festival will be a come-and-go affair from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"I am nervous but very excited," Troutman said.
In previous years, more than 100 students have attended the festival. Troutman said it is open to the general student body, is geared towards language learners, and is completely free.
The festival will commence with a short-and-sweet ice breaker led by Troutman, in which students will get to share how to say "hello" and listen to others say "hello" in many different languages.
Afterwards, Abra Figueroa will host a poetry-reading session filled with international students' poems from their native literature presented in various languages. Figueroa is the ESL Academic Bridge Program coordinator and a professor of modern languages.
At 12:30 p.m., Keven Mendoza will teach the Bachata, a Dominican dance.
Mendoza was once a dance instructor. His interactive session will introduce students to the basic steps. Mendoza is a native of Mexico and serves as a work-study student assistant in the WLCC.
After that will be a cultural presentation by Thabet Swaiss, a native Jordanian who has served as an Arabic professor at OCCC, and Amin Zadeh, Communications Lab assistant. Swaiss is a former broadcaster who worked as a Jordan Television Corporation reporter in Amman, Jordan.
He and Zadeh will speak about the rising importance of the Arabic language and the potential influence it could have on employment in the future. They also will discuss the cultural aspects of learning Arabic. The presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer session.
Then, at 2:30 p.m., Troutman will host yet another session entitled "How to Rosetta Stone," where she will present a short demonstration of the language software and answer any questions regarding it.
Concluding the festival, Japanese language instructor Keiko Shafer will lead a hands-on workshop filled with Japanese cultural practices. Shafer is a representative of the Japan-America Association of Oklahoma.
Snacks and refreshments will be provided for participants throughout the event.
The event is sponsored by the WLCC as part of the Arts and Humanities division and by Student Life.
For more information, call Troutman at 405-682-1611, ext. 7560 or email wlcc@occc.edu. In addition, you can also visit the website at www.occc.edu/world or their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/OCCCWLCC.
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Heat a large skillet over medium heat. Add beef and Italian sausage; cook and stir until browned, about 8 minutes. Drain excess grease. Let cool slightly.
Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Cook manicotti shells in the boiling water, stirring occasionally until tender yet firm to the bite, about 7 minutes. Drain.
Mix cooled beef and sausage, cottage cheese, 1 jar pizza sauce, and mozzarella cheese together in a large bowl. Stuff shells generously with mixture.
Arrange stuffed shells on a baking sheet and freeze until firm, 15 to 20 minutes. Cut each shell into 2 or 3 lasagna pieces.
Place flour in a bowl. Beat eggs in another bowl. Pour bread crumbs onto a shallow plate.
Dredge stuffed lasagna pieces in flour. Dip in beaten eggs. Roll in bread crumbs until coated.
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A New Year always brings new possibilities, and I'm super excited about what we have lined up for our customers in 2019! I'm celebrating my 22nd anniversary with Close to My Heart this month, and I have to tell you that this company just gets better and better. If you'd like to join the Close to My Heart family and try something NEW in 2019, visit my website at christina.closetomyheart.com and click on "what we do." You can sign up online--it just takes a few minutes--and get your business rolling! I will welcome you to my team and help you get started! If you have questions about joining CTMH, feel free to contact me!
Okay, let's get this New Year started with. . .a NEW CATALOG! The Seasonal Expressions catalog is now LIVE. You can view it page by page on my website (click on Products, then Idea Books) OR, if you live in the Springfield, MO, area, you can drop by my open house next week and get a FREE catalog for yourself! My Open House is Thursday, January 10, 5 to 8 p.m., and again on Saturday, January 12, 10 a.m. to noon. If you place an order on my website, you can also click to receive a free catalog with your order.
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East Yorkshire college confirms staff member has coronavirus
The staff member is self isolating for 14 days
Joanna Lovell
Bishop Burton College, near Beverley
A member of staff working at an East Riding college has tested positive for coronavirus.
The staff member, who works at Bishop Burton College, near Beverley immediately self-isolated after testing positive, and parents were informed via letter and on social media.
However the college says no students or staff have been asked to also self-isolate as a result, after Public Health England and the government's track and trace team said no further action was necessary.
A spokeswoman for the college said although the staff member - who showed no symptoms - was on campus at the same time as other staff and students, due to social distancing measures which were in place, no one else will now have to self isolate.
She said: "The college received confirmation last week that a part-time member of staff who had been on-campus during the previous weekend had tested positive for the virus, despite being a-symptomatic.
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"The staff member immediately self-isolated and was contacted by the government's Track and Trace team.
"Because of the social distancing measures that the college has implemented, the effective use of PPE and other safety measures, the Track and Trace team did not deem it necessary to contact any of the staff or students who were also on campus at that time, to advise them to self-isolate.
"Public Health England was also informed as soon as the case was confirmed. The college was advised that no further action was necessary due to the safety measures that the college has implemented in order to manage the safety of students and staff on-campus, during the outbreak."
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The college has now asked students and staff to wear face masks indoors at all times on campus, unless in classrooms, when sat down eating and drinking, or in their halls of residence.
The coronavirus case at Bishop Burton College comes as a Year 11 pupil at Goole Academy tested positive for the virus.
The Academy told Hull Live they are following the advice of the local Public Health team, and have now asked only those people who have been in "direct or close" contact with the poorly child to enter self-isolation for 14 days - instead of sending the entire year home.
It also comes as all Year 11s at Wolfreton School and Sixth Form College were told to stay away for two weeks after a case of Covid-19 was confirmed.
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Meanwhile the headteacher at Quay Academy in Bridlington sent a Year 3 class into isolation after a positive diagnosis was confirmed there.
And Mount Pleasant Primary School in Market Weighton will remain closed all week after a Year Five member of staff, beleived to be a teacher, tested positive for the virus.
All Year Five pupils must self-isolate for two weeks, and the rest of the year groups will be welcomed back on Monday.
Has there been a coronavirus outbreak at your school? Email joanna.lovell@reachplc.com
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It was a historic day for Cirencester on Sunday as the Club was once again leading the way for ladies polo in the UK hosting an England V Argentina High Goal Ladies International game on Ivy Lodge, following on after the Bledisloe Warwickshire Cup Final. Argentina started with the upper hand and the game was very close, but it was home side England who were victorious, 5 - 3 1/2 the final score.
Mounted with horses from the Queens Cup winners Dubai and with a handicap start, Argentina may have appeared to have the upper hand at the start of the game but the English had the advantage of not being unaccustomed to a bit of wet weather and as the rain continued throughout the game, England gained ground.
Keen to catch up on the 1 ½ handicap goal lead of Argentina, Sarah Wiseman scored first for England leaving only half a goal between them by the end of the first chukka.
With her father watching intently from the side-lines, Mia Cambiaso showed her natural talent to score a spectacular goal in the second, exhibiting skills throughout the match that makes her one to watch for the future.
Tamara Fox brought the score to 2 – 2 ½, igniting cheers from the England players' tent. However, Paola Martinez pitched a perfect penalty to bring the score to 2 – 3 ½ in the third and it looked like Argentina were getting ever closer to victory. The tide began to turn when Sarah Wiseman powered through not one but three consecutive goals in the second half and despite fierce play from Argentina they could not gain ground and the bell rang with the score at 5 – 3 1/2 in favour of the home team.
Tamara Fox won The Polo Magazine Most Valuable Player award and also took home the Best Playing Pony prize for her grey mare Lego who she played in the first chukka. Tamara was the driving force behind the International game and did an incredible job to make it happen.
"What a weekend!" said England captain Hazel Jackson, on this her second time captaining the England ladies team to victory.
"It was a dream to play alongside Tamara, Sarah and Claire with a pretty phenomenal coach, Nina [Clarkin].


I found myself in a space full of what I can only refer to as pink roses because no such flower exists here on the earth. Some were in flower pots and others were made into valentines and other designs. I felt absolute peace and joy as I began to move the potted flowers around and rearrange the crafted ones along a long table. As I sat down my sister-in-law approached me. She was more beautiful than ever. Her face was lit up with a thousand lights projecting ecstatic joy towards me. She put both hands on my shoulders and grasped me tight. Her face was right up to mine and her smile was full as she spoke, "I have been dancing! I met the most wonderful guy." Her joy consumed me as I put my hands against her shoulders and kiddingly pushed her away saying, "Get out" as I laughed with joy in my heart and exuberance throughout my soul.
We spoke for a time, but it was soon time for me to go. Before she left she let me know that my sister was there too, visiting my mom. She told me that if I wanted to see her it would have to be before 7am because that is when my sister would be going home. I did not rush off and instead relished in the beauty of my surroundings and the overwhelming joy which I felt in this incredible space well beyond imagination.
Humanity has taken a wrong turn and has arrogantly refused to stop for directions.
How can we expect to get to our Divine destination on an empty tank of gas? That's exactly what will happen if we continue to stay the wrong course. All we will do is waste our time and money while polluting our world. Moving is not a sign of moving forward. We must set our course and move forward confidently on the proper path. It's never too late to look up and ask for directions.
Sometimes we can make the simplest things the most complex. We love to over think things. Instead of just taking things as they are and appreciating them as such we attempt to make more of them and in doing so make them so much less significant.
There are a wide range of scenarios that fit this common process of deduction. Everything from the evaluation of friendships, relationships and partnerships all the way to making the basic everyday choices in our live are often subject to the scrutiny of our over active minds. We seem to have an unquenchable thirst for breaking down every conversation, gesture and action involving all others in our lives. So too do we continually take the simplest decisions and make the making of them complex.
In all areas and in all choices there exists a constant. We are able to deduce the possible outcomes of any and all decisions prior to making them. There are a few very basic questions that we must ask ourselves as to what the possible outcomes of our choices could be.
Most recently I was in counsel with a resident in a recovery program. He was doing very well in house and on pass, but was very concerned with staying on his path of recovery. The program had enabled him to recognize the vast opportunities which are afforded to him via a life of sobriety.
I simply put it to him this way, "In every decision there exists a few possible outcomes; if you don't like one of them than don't make that decision." In other words, suppose he decided to go to a party with friends knowing that there would be an abundance of drugs and alcohol there. What are the possible consequences of going there? Well, one may be a violation of his probation if the party was busted and he was found there. If that happened he would find himself back in court and most likely at the training school. If he used drugs while with his friends, he would fail his next drug test and be sent back into a mandatory recovery program. He could even get away with it all together and maybe never get caught. Yet, if there was only one negative scenario wouldn't it be best not to participate at all?
In every decision we consider making there are always less than a handful of potential consequences related to that choice. We must get in the habit of asking ourselves;"If I do this than what could happen?' If any of those results are something that we would not want to live with than we should not make that choice.
Court ordered into a recovery program will require another six months of residential treatment if a drug test comes back positive. Staying clean and doing the right thing will open many doors. Which choice sounds best?
Times have really changed over the years. Just about every job requires and initial drug test and many require periodic testing once hired. The days of partying over the weekend and starting fresh on Monday are quickly becoming times past. The high cost of insurances has forced employers to comply or pay huge premiums. Most have chosen to do what they need to do in order to lower overhead and secure a prosperous future.
There are also many choices that we face in relationships that can really determine the tone of our destiny and the direction of our journey. Fidelity is often a simple choice if we prove to carefully evaluate the potential outcomes associated with our actions. To cheat or not to cheat is often the question.
Let's look at a common struggle in many marriages. Temptation comes knocking. Should we let it in? Again, we must carefully consider the possible outcomes of the path we choose. The best choice is often to leave the door closed, but let's examine this scenario for its learning potential. What could be the initial consequences of opening that door? One could be that we begin to feel drawn to the temptation. We may begin to imagine the adultery and start to crave physical contact. Suppose we follow through and never get caught. How would that feel? If we would suffer under the guilt of our actions why would we put ourselves into that situation in the first place? It would probably be best just to walk away. What if we did follow through and got caught in an adulterous affair? Now what consequences would we face? If there are children involved we could quickly find ourselves with limited visitations and the cause of much anguish in their lives. The trust of our spouse would be destroyed and even if given another chance the freedoms we once enjoyed would only be a distant memory. Divorce causes so much negativity. Is this a scenario worth partaking? When there are more things that can go wrong than can go right the decision becomes easy. It's best to abstain from that choice.
Even when it comes to friendships we must make it a point to choose those who we associate with very carefully. We must matriculate towards those who echo our beliefs. If they are doing things that we don't want to do than we must consciously choose not to be with them. When we put ourselves in situations where certain people are in contrast with our moral and ethical beliefs we must remove ourselves from the equation. It all goes back to being equally yoked. Certain people will always find themselves with certain problems and if we are with them those problems will become ours very quickly. If we are to maintain our sobriety, our morality or our self respect we must evaluate all possibilities in every decision we make.
You know we can't just give up after falling one time. How far will we go in life if every wrong turn only causes us to retreat back to our starting point? In life we will sometimes be forced to confront things we don't like, places where we are uncomfortable and people who just rub us the wrong way. Often these are the not so high hurdles we must jump in order to get where we need to be. Never turn a hurdle into a brick wall.
I work with an incredibly talented cook and baker. He can take the low grade ingredients we get and turn them into something really special. In addition to that he is an expert on saving time and money. When I told his wife the he is well too overqualified to be working where he does she said, "He does not do well working for others." She began to tell me two separate stories about different places he had tried to work in the past. One was more of a factory than a bakery. Again this was not really where someone of his abilities belongs. The other place seemed to be right up his alley.
One thing stood in his way. He had to face a hurdle and his ego did not want to jump over it. You see, his new boss rubbed him the wrong way on day one. It would seem that he did not appreciate the time saving suggestions that were offered him by, "some newbie Betty Crocker baker" and the advice was turned down on the spot.
Remember, it's not always what we say, but the way we say it. This is where our ability to empathize with others turns from silver to gold. You see, when we are able to put ourselves in the shoes of another we enable ourselves and disable their defenses. We can either jump over the hurdle or turn and walk away from it. In our empathy is our answer.
By asking the question why we just may find that the hurdle was just an illusion, but by concentrating on the problem we add density to it. However, as we recognize it for what it really is we can concentrate on the solution. So, what would be the best thing to do in this situation? Well, there are two ways we can approach this.
It is obvious there is a battle of the egos going on here. Although the baker is well intentioned the ego of the owner is not allowing the advice. The baker is becoming easily insulted and responds to the owners comment as an attack and his ego causes him to retreat. He quits his job and never attempts to find another similar position because of this one conflict. The baker expects to run into this problem in all future positions related to this type of employment. In this he is bound by a self perpetuated illusion.
Suppose he approached this in a different way? What if he recognized his supervisor's insecurity? Perhaps he would begin to feel pity for him while empathizing with the boss's weakness. It is in empathy that we often find truth and from truth we can find the root of the issue. This just may be why God sent him here and why he is experiencing this happenstance. It is possible that he is where he is to help another to deal with their problem.
Now that we empathize we can formulate a different approach. We must bring down their defenses and enable them to move forward. This will require the removal of our ego. The best place to start is by praying for this individual with the utmost sincerity. This will confirm to the heavens that we truly want to evoke positive change and will enlist the help of many heavenly beings. The power of love is insurmountable.
This is now an opportunity to build a solid relationship with our boss. Maybe apologizing for possibly coming off the wrong way is the best place to start. Like I said previously; it's not just what we say but how we say it. It is very easy to misinterpret tone. This boss may have been experiencing constant criticism from other owners who are higher up in seniority and the baker's advice could have been the icing on the cake. No pun intended.
Remember, the most powerful tool in Satan's arsenal is our own ego. This is how we allow him to manipulate us and keep us from Promise. When ego is removed the hurdles are lowered and we can easily leap over them. In fact as we empathize with and pray for those who have hurt us those obstacles quickly disappear.
I recall another situation several years ago in which a member of CCC was battling with his boss on a regular basis. She was constantly attacking him verbally and making him feel very small. With every comment she made to him his perception of her would grow. In his mind she was an enemy. I think he even used the term monster to describe him. His entire insides were being twisted up. Tensions were high and he felt as if he was at the end of his rope. Everything his boss did would add to his perception of her.
One day during a study group I was able to get him to open up about this and accept another possibility. Perhaps she was subject to this same kind of attack at home? Maybe her husband was constantly putting her down and attacking her verbally? This attitude had to be coming from somewhere. So that night we discussed the power of empathy and how when we pray for our enemies healing begins.
The next week he came back a changed man. His boss was treating him in a different way. He began to look forward to his work day. In fact, other opportunities began to open up in his career. Another organization approached him with a better position closer to his home and with better pay. He was ecstatic and appreciative.
You see, when we fall down we can either stay down or rise to the challenge. We must look through the obvious and examine the obscure. What our eyes and ears perceive is seldom the reality of the situation. We must dig a little deeper to find the root, extract it and plant new seed.
It is in our hearts that the truth resides. As we empathize with others we clear the debris of false perceptions and enable Spirit to act on our behalf.
Sometimes I think happiness is an unrealistic goal. We can obtain happiness, but there really is no permanence in being happy. The things that make us happy today may not be there tomorrow and even the things that are here the next day could be lacking in their original appeal. Perhaps there exists something much deeper than happiness that we must strive to achieve.
Should the permanence of joy be our goal instead? Think about that for a moment. Is there really a difference between joy and happiness? Many reference books define joy as something that brings about happiness and at the same time describe it as a feeling of great happiness or pleasure, especially of an elevated or spiritual kind (Encarta Dictionary). So, in this definition which comes first? Let's look at a few characteristics of happiness like contentment, pleasure, gladness, cheerfulness, joy, glee, bliss, delight, exhilaration and ecstasy. Wow! Who would not want to be in that place all the time or at the very least most of our days? Notice how joy comes up once again. What's first; joy or happiness?
In order to achieve this ultimate state of Being we must know ourselves and locate the passion within. Passion is the soul's recognition of God's gifts and in these gifts dwells our purpose. Once we begin to live a purposeful life we start to experience a constant and continuous flow of joyful emotions which magnetically attract experiences, circumstances and situations into our lives which produce more joy. So it seems to me that the higher our purpose is the greater the return shall be.
(2 Timothy 2:19-21 New International Version) Nevertheless, God's solid foundation stands firm, sealed with this inscription: "The Lord knows those who are his," and, "Everyone who confesses the name of the Lord must turn away from wickedness." In a large house there are articles not only of gold and silver, but also of wood and clay; some are for noble purposes and some for ignoble. If a man cleanses himself from the latter, he will be an instrument for noble purposes, made holy, useful to the Master and prepared to do any good work.
I remember a time when I experienced a lack of purpose. It was at a point when one of my businesses began to grow exponentially. I had to hire several employees and train them in various aspects of the business. Although I still maintained the general management of the business things began to run very smoothly during the course of the regular business day. Monthly and weekly responsibilities still were my own, but the daily operation made me feel somewhat obsolete. Whenever I attempted to get involved with the sales aspect of the business I would be pushed aside. This led me to stay away as I began a cycle of diminishing purpose.
Instead of feeling happiness I felt sadness, boredom and disillusion. This led me into isolation and eventually into trouble. I began to look for anything and anyone to pass the time until eventually I passed on all the time. Nothing that needed to get done was getting done and the people who worked for me began to feel that I was less and less necessary. The thing is that I wasn't. The business needed me to stay alive, but the lack of joy I was experiencing while working in it was leading me further and further away from my purpose in it.
Eventually I turned to other means to generate excitement. Alienated with one business I turned to another. I began to seek out real estate investments that I would be able to rent out long term and build up equity. The thing is that my joy in this was always short lived. I loved the hunt, found excitement in the kill, but after it was ready and rented the excitement would dissipate and I would ask myself, "What now?" So I would find another and go through the entire process again. It was not the money that was making me happy. It was the process associated with a purpose.
You see, the thing is that the purpose was limited to the process. While I was building my business I felt purpose in that. That is why I kept opening up one store after another. My joy was found in obtaining the goal, but after each store was set up and operating on its own I would lose my purpose and the joy that went along with it. The same thing took place with my real estate investing. I would find the properties, negotiate the price, close the deal, renovate and lease them out. After that it was just a matter of maintenance. After the purpose was accomplished my emotional system would crash and I would be right back where I started.
One day that would all change though. I no longer turned to material accomplishments linked to financial rewards to define my purpose. Instead I was awakened to my Gifts and led onto the path that He had intended for me to follow. I began to concentrate on serving God and seeking the Kingdom first. Helping others and sharing my experiences and testimonies with them through my books and seminars began to fill me. Hours seemed like minutes and I became charged with light from the inside out. Everything just seemed to flow effortlessly. The right people and opportunities began to cross my path and signs began to appear everywhere. Now every day is full of reason and no matter what external experiences confront me I continually maintain my joy in my ordained purpose.
(Matthew 5:8 Amplified Bible) Blessed (happy, enviably fortunate, and spiritually prosperous–possessing the happiness produced by the experience of God's favor and especially conditioned by the revelation of His grace, regardless of their outward conditions) are the pure in heart, for they shall see God!
We can't let others define us. There goals cannot be ours. The special purpose that is within us can rarely be understood by those without us. Joy is created via God's gifts and happiness is our blessing. The world tells us to strive for the standard, but the heavens tell us to strive for the remarkable. In our hearts is the only Truth of our Being.
(Ephesians 4:11 Amplified Bible) And His gifts were [varied; He Himself appointed and gave men to us] some to be apostles (special messengers), some prophets (inspired preachers and expounders), some evangelists (preachers of the Gospel, traveling missionaries), some pastors (shepherds of His flock) and teachers.


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President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Tsakani Maluleke as the new Auditor-General of South Africa. Maluleke will now serve in this role for a non-renewable term of seven years with effect from the beginning of December. Maluleke has served as Deputy Auditor-General since 2014 and will now succeed Kimi Makwetu. Ramaphosa lauded Maluleke's achievements in a statement announcing his decision:
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I designed an HVAC system for a large electronics store in midtown Manhattan, a fast-track construction project that was supposed to be completed during mid-summer. I used a large water-cooled packaged air conditioner for the main open-space floor of the store.
The manufacturer's representative came to the store to start the unit. After the unit was started, its main supply fan overloaded because it was drawing too many amps. I looked at the fan curve and saw that the fan was a forward-curve fan, which can overload a motor if the static pressure is too low.
There was not enough resistance in the ductwork because all of the balancing dampers were wide open. I told the contractor to partially close all of the main dampers. At first, the amperage of the fan went down, but it still overloaded. After closing the dampers some more, the fan ran without overloading.
Ever since that project, I have tried to avoid forward-curve fans and instead specify backward or airfoil fans that are non-overloading, even though they can be more expensive.