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Panasonic LUMIX FH8 Digital Camera (Violet)Panasonic
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- 885170069299
- 16.1 MP 1/2.33" CCD Sensor - 720p HD Video: MP4 Format - 24mm Wide Angle LEICA DC VARIO Lens - 5x Optical Zoom - 3.0" Intelligent LCD Screen - Panorama Shot, Beauty Retouch Modes - Miniature Effect - Intelligent Auto With MEGA O.I.S. - LUMIX Image Uploader - USB Or AC Adapter Charging
- Total Resolution:
- 16.6
- Total Resolution:
- The full count of pixels on a camera's sensor.
- Screen Size:
- 3.0"
- Screen Size:
- The size of the screen listed by height and width.
- Megapixels:
- 16.1
- Megapixels:
- A megapixel is one million pixels. It is commonly used to describe the resolution of digital cameras. For example, a 7.2 megapixel camera is capable of capturing roughly 7,200,000 pixels. The higher the megapixel number, the more detail the camera can capture. Therefore, the megapixel count is a significant specification to look for when buying a digital camera.
- Video Resolution:
- 1,280 x 720 / 640 x 480 pixels (VGA) / 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA)
- Video Resolution:
- The measurement in height x width of a captured video file. Common sizes are VGA, 720p, and 1080p.
LUMIX DMC-FH8 16.1 Megapixel Digital Camera
f/2.5 LEICA DC Lens
The DMC-FH8 incorporates a 24-120mm LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMARIT lens with f/2.5 brightness. The f/2.5 lens is brighter by approx. 25% than the f/2.8 lens which is generally considered a bright lens. It allows the use of higher shutter speed but captures clear, sharp, blur-free images even in lower lighting situation.
The 24mm ultra wide-angle lens* rare on a compact camera gives you a wider range of composition possibilities with approx. 213% larger viewing space compared to that of 35mm camera. The super-high-quality LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMARIT lens minimizes distortion at the wide end.
* Converted to standard 35mm camera equivalent, at the wide-end.
* Simulated image.
10x iA Zoom (Intelligent Zoom)
The iA Zoom (Intelligent Zoom) is an extension zoom function using digital zoom, however, you can even draw the subject 2x closer than the original optical zoom with minimum deterioration of image quality thanks to the Intelligent Resolution technology. This means the 5x optical can virtually extend to 10x equivalent.
MEGA O.I.S. Shake Detection
The MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) compensates for the blurring caused by hand-shake. Even slight hand-shake movement is accurately detected by a sampling frequency of 4,000 times per second, and compensated to produce sharp, clear images.
iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode
In the iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode, the camera does all the work, leaving you free to compose your shot and capture the moment. You just press, aim and shoot. The detection and correction functions go to work to give you beautiful photos and videos* with maximum ease.
* The applicable iA Mode functions vary with photos and videos.
MP4 HD Video Recording FH8
The DMC-FH8 can record HD motion images (1,280 x 720 pixels) in MP4 format. A special, dedicated button lets you instantly start recording videos while shooting photos without having to change any settings.
In addition, a digital zoom is available in video recording.
Motion pictures in [MP4] can be recorded continuously for up to 29 minutes 59 seconds. Also, motion picture recorded continuously in [MP4] is up to 4 GB.
Use a card with SD Speed Class* with "Class 4" or higher when recording videos.
[Motion JPEG]
QuickTime Motion JPEG. For Europe, motion images can be recorded continuously for up to 15 minutes. In Motion Picture Mode, the length of recording time depends on the capacity of the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card. (Up to the equivalent of 2 GB per motion-image recording.) Use a card with SD Speed Class* with Class 6 or higher when recording motion images.
* SD Speed Class is the speed standard regarding continuous writing.
The length of recording time depends on the capacity of the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card. SDHC Memory Cards and SDXC Memory Cards can be used only in equipment that is compatible with their respective formats. If the computer being used does not support SDXC Memory Cards, a message prompting you to format may appear. (Doing so will cause recorded images to be erased so do not choose to format.)
Fun Functions - Shooting
A preset setting function lets the camera automatically make the optimal settings to give you superb images with ease, or to provide you with a variety of artistic possibilities.
Miniature Effect FH8
The Miniature Effect Mode in which the peripherals are defocused while saturation and contrast is emphasized to look the picture like a diorama.
In Miniature Effect Mode, the video recorded is played back in 10x fast-forwarding making it more comical to watch*.
* Sound will not be recorded with Miniature Effect and approximately 1/10 of the time period is recorded. (If you record for 10 minutes, the resulting motion picture recording will be approximately 1 minute long)
Panorama Shot
Panorama makes it possible to shoot a horizontal / vertical panoramic image with consequent shots taken by overlaying the previous image.
Fun Functions - Playback
Beauty Retouch Mode
The Beauty Retouch Mode makes it possible to virtually make-up the faces. The Aesthetic Retouch is like going to a beauty salon, and the Foundation and Make-up Retouch are like putting on make-up.
Auto Retouch
The Auto Retouch function adjusts contrast and brightness to give different impression to the photo with just a press of a button. Appropriate retouch is automatically applied depending on the image if the image was shot too dark, it can be clear and bright to look it nicer with this function.
Sonic Speed AF
This gives the camera super high-speed response that helps to catch even the most fleeting photo opportunities.
Still Image Recording
It is possible to take still image while recording video simultaneously*
* The picture size is fixed to 3.5-megapixel (16:9)
3.0-inch LCD
The large, 230,000-dot high-resolution LCD serves as a small photo and video viewer, allowing you and friends to enjoy viewing images.
Intelligent LCD
The Intelligent LCD automatically adjusts the brightness in 11 steps according to shooting conditions.
4 Aspect Ratios
In addition to 4:3, 3:2, and 16:9, you can shoot with a 1:1 aspect ratio.
LUMIX Image Uploader
You can upload photos to Facebook and videos to YouTube with simple operation
Battery Life
The energy-saving Venus Engine and the efficient, rechargeable lithium-ion battery lets you take approx. 260 shots on a single battery charge*. The DMC-FH8 compatible with USB power charging in addition to the conventional AC power supply.* Based on the CIPA standard.
Built-in Memory 70MB
The built-in memory provides extra memory when your memory card fills up.
The PHOTOfunSTUDIO smartly sorts your photos and movies into practical folders for quick, easy management.
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|Image Sensor
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|Display Specifications
|Screen Size:
|Display Type:
|TFT Screen LCD Display
|Detailed Specifications
|Image Sensor:
|Image Stabilization:
|LCD display
|Shutter Speeds:
|Approx. 8 - 1/1,600 sec
|Self Timer:
|2sec / 10sec
|Playback Specifications
|Mode File:
|Normal Playback, Slideshow, Filtering Playback(Category Playback / Favorites Playback), Calendar Playback
|Focus Control
|Face Detection:
|Control Specifications
|Exposure Control:
|Auto (Program AE)
|Meter Modes:
|Intelligent Multiple
|A/V Mode
|Video Resolution:
|1,280 x 720 / 640 x 480 pixels (VGA) / 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA)
|Physical Specifications
|Flash Modes:
|Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Slow Sync./Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off
|Exposure Compensation:
|1/3 EV step, +/-2 EV
|Direct Print Capable:
|Video Output Terminal:
|Audio Output:
|Imaging & Exposure Control
|ISO Speed:
|i.ISO / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 High Sensitivity Mode (ISO1600 - 6400)
|Power System
|Drive Modes:
|Approx. 15 - 1/4,000 sec
|AC Adapter:
|AC Adaptor (Input: 110-240V AC)(Included, connect with USB cable, playback only)
|Shooting Capacity:
|260 pictures (CIPA Standard)
|Recording Data
|Number of Recorded Pixels:
|Image Formats:
|Still Image: JPEG (DCF / Exif 2.3) Motion Picture: MP4
|Focusing Control
|Focus Modes:
|Face / AF Tracking / Multi (23-area) / 1-area
|Camera Attributes
|Camera Type:
|Digital camera
|Digital Zoom:
|Focusing Range:
|Normal: Wide 50 cm - infinity / Tele 100 cm - infinity Macro / Intelligent AUTO/ motion picture: Wide 5 cm - infinity / Tele
|Auto Focus System:
|f = 4.3 21.5 mm (24 - 120 mm in 35 mm equiv.) (26 - 130 mm in 35 mm equiv. in video recording)
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BiographyIn the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins, Matt W. Specht, Ph.D., focuses on neuropsychiatric disorders, namely Tourettes disorder and OCD. He began his career at Johns Hopkins in 2006 as a project coordinator and therapist for the Johns Hopkins portion of the NIMH-funded behavior therapy for children with Tourettes Disorder trial (RO1MH069874). He currently serves as the Johns Hopkins site principal investigator (since 2010). He is also a co-investigator (since 2010) for the NINDS-funded Tourettes Syndrome Association (TSA) Genetic Linkage Study 2U01NS040024-06A1. Dr. Specht joined the Johns Hopkins faculty in 2008 as an Instructor and has since been promoted to Assistant Professor (2011).
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Specht, M.W., Pierce-Keeton, C.., Walkup, J.T. (2008). Childhood Disorders: Tic Disorders. In A. Tasman, J. Kay, J. Lieberman, M.B. First, & M. Maj (Eds.), Psychiatry 3rd edition. West Sussex, UK: John Wiley
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Ivar's Salmon House
401 NE Northgate Way, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810547.708546 -122.322058
Monday To Saturday From 11:00 AM To 10:00 PM Sunday From 09:30 AM To 02:00 PM Sunday From 03:30 PM To 10:00 PM
Neighborhoods: North Seattle, Maple Leaf, North
This classic Seattle room is splendid but why eat in when they have a takeaway counter and a deck where you can watch tourists and locals feed fries to the seagulls of Lake Union.
Great ambiance and fantastic views of the city and lake union!
Ivar's Salmon House is on Lake Union, so it's convenient after a day of boating to stop in for dinner on the way back from the lake.
The convenience is why I am giving this Ivar's location two stars.
The service in the bar area is why I am only giving this place two stars. We came in on a busy weekend night around 7PM. Realizing that it was prime reservation time, we headed for the bar area and grabbed a table. The six of us then sat, shivering (it was cold on the lake and we hadn't warmed up yet), praying for a mug of hot tea to start the thawing process. We waited for 10 minutes before we managed to get the attention of someone, then another 5 minutes before he actually made it over to the table.
After taking our drink order (we were all ready for food as well, but the server wanted to only get the drink order first) of several hot teas and several beers, we then waited another 20 minutes before first the beers started appearing, then some, but not all, of the hot teas. I used to be a server. I know hot tea can be a pain in the rear. But really, sometimes you just have to suck it up and give your customer what they order. We asked about the missing teas twice throughout the time we were there and they never arrived. Bad form, Mr. Server, bad form.
The meal itself was typical Ivar's and good, filling warm food. In other words, the food was just fine but the service was not. Not sure if we'll bother coming back to this location.
Sunday Brunch...so so. – Crowed, service very good, more seafood items (fish) was expected but not provided. Won't do the Sunday Brunch again. But, their everyday menu items are usually very good.
Prices up, food quality down – I hesitate to give this a low review because this has been our #1 favorite restaurant for many years with its great food, good service, and awesome views. As a reviewer noted some of their prices recently increased by $3/entree (I only noticed because I received the old menu while the rest of my table had the higher prices). The last two times, at least one person in the group has had undercooked meat or fish. Some dishes are still excellent, but you have to cross your fingers when you order the food. We'll have to think heavily before we come back again. Maybe their Sunday brunch is still good - we might give that a second chance.
Good food marred by no service. – Stopped by for lunch on my birthday. The hostess said something as she rushed us to a table, and there we were. We had one menu and another with the insides missing. After reading the whole wine list twice, with no service people in sight, I got up and walked back to the hostess area and got myself a menu. It was another 10 minutes before a waiter came by and asked if we' like a drink. We asked for water without ice and I asked for coffee. He brought us water a few minutes later and took our orders for lunch. During a long wait, I would have asked for coffee but there was no one around. The two other parties were enjoying some kind of free birthday lunch - not offered to me even though this was the first thing my wife told the hostess when we arrived. It seemed like a very long time and we were finally served. I asked for coffee and the waiter finally brought me some. I wiped the spilled coffee from the saucer with my knapkin. (Can you tell I was getting iritated?) I noticed that two of the three plates on our table were chipped; not something Ivar would have tolerated.
The fish was fresh and fine. The tarter sauce seemed fresh and made in-house but it was bland and not special. After serving our meals, our waiter disappeared again. I would have liked a second cup of coffee but I could not find ANYone. After waiting another 10 minutes, we got up and walked to the hostess station to pay. The hostess tracked down our waiter and he showed up with our check. He made a big deal of looking at my ID before allowing me to use a credit card, and told me what fine service that is to safeguard my credit card. He told me some of his life story. I wondered what service is like in Texas, his home State.
I will probably not go back. I might go again alone, but I certainly would not take friends there. I did not ever get upset but I was (really) astonished that such a well known, iconic, restaurant would prove to be so dismal.
We left and drove to a little cafe where I bought a cup of coffee to go. (grin)
Happy Hour Drinks, I'm there! – A recent impromptu date night led me to Happy Hour at Ivar's Salmon House. Right off the bat, I was pumped to go-I had only been to an Ivar's once to pick up a bowl of chowder. We got there around 6:30, just in time for happy hour drinks and food. Seating was a breeze, the waitress was really friendly and most of all the happy hour menu made me so "whoa, good thing we came here!"
After ordering a couple beers, we moved onto fish & chips, clam chowder, and calamari. The beer was delicious…the food was disappointing. I remember the bowl of chowder I had a while ago was so good! Of the three food items, the calamari was what I ended up finishing off because I was so hungry. I guess the morale of this story: just because happy hour goes until 7 doesn't mean you shouldn't eat a little something beforehand.
I will go again but I think only to have drinks with friends before heading to dinner somewhere else. Perhaps I'll try the food again in the next couple of months…or I'll just stick with the other chowder places in Seattle that I know I'll enjoy.
Not like it used to be – Food quality isn't as good as it used to be. Clam chowder has no clams or clam flavor - it's more like potato soup. The cooks try to be too trendy - more interested in "presentation" that a pleasant meal. Several days ago for lunch I had salmon with mashed sweet potatoes. The salmon was on top of the potatoes instead of on the plate. Why would anyone want the salmon coated with potatoes? Several weeks ago I had an open faced crab sandwich without any crab, it was just white sauce over toast. Ivar must be turning over in his grave.
great happy hour – This is a happy hour worth going to. Great drinks, good food, and cheap prices! Definitly give it a try. Bonus, we drive right up on our boat and there is typically plenty of dock space.
I love their brunch – This a such a great place to enjoy seattle summer...now that we have some warm weather. I have been hitting up there brunch lately and you can't beat it with a bloody mary on a Sunday. if you can get out on the patio then go for it so then you can have the boats going by as you eat.
If your going to go to Ivar's. – I love Ivar's clam chowder and yes there are many other places to get good chowder, but no other place with this kind of on the water dining. It gets a little crowded but well worth the wait to sit outside and enjoy the view. And if your their for happy hour, eat everything.
We didn't even get to try it because they said my Oregon Liscense was a fake. I've never been so offended in my life. Not recommended for anyone, and their manager was a real piece of work, classy... – We were visiting from Portland, and checked citysearch for a good place near campus for some seafood. They had a happy hour and we figured we'd stop by. Their bartender who looked no older than me decided my Oregon liscense wasn't the real deal and decided they weren't going to serve us in the middle of the day and Easter. The manager didn't have anything to offer other than to tell us to eat in the restaurant instead. I've never been treated like such a criminal in my life. I'll never go back and don't recommend anyone else doing so either.
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had a good stay, met lots of good people, only thing bad was the restaurant at the hotel stopped serving food at 2pm until dinner :( and there were zero sharp knifes in the kitchen!!
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- A handsome victorian oak hall stand of exceptional size and excellent quality
- This would have been found at the entrance to an important gentlmen's club or other gathering place
- Fifteen canes and walking sticks can be displayed in the frame accented with acanthus leaf carving
- A tufted, black leather seat opens to reveal storage space for other accessories
- Circa 1890
- 62" wide x 26 3/4" deep x 75 3/8" high
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This exceptional oak hall stand is the only one of its kind we have ever seen. Almost certainly housed at a prestigious gentleman's club, this stately bench would have met members at the entrance, and offered a place to store their walking sticks and muddy boots, as well as a comfortable place to sit and read the newspapers that would have hung from the lower racks. Featuring space for a total of 15 canes, this magnificently designed and crafted stand combines impeccable style with practicality.
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62" wide x 26 3/4" deep x 75 3/8" high
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This rug is gorgeous! Exceeded my expectations so much! I love how the pattern is larger on the 8 x 10 as it helps my room seem larger than it really is. If you want to see a better view of the rug, see it on my blog here: 346living.com/2011/06/01/my-rug-addiction-continues It's super soft and thick which is great and I also only noticed a small amount of shedding, nothing a good vacuum a week couldn't handle. The color is more blue, but I do see hints of slate gray under certain lighting, either way I love everything about it!
I haven't purchased this rug yet, but was reading the reviews. I noticed so many people complaining about it shedding. Just in case you are reading those reviews and don't know or understand quality. You want a rug that sheds, this means its a natural fiber. Wool rugs will sheds for several months before they stop. So don't let that hinder you from your purchase, as I guess some people don't understand what a good quality product comes with.
On one end of the rug, there were very light light bluish white spots. It seems maybe the color wasn't saturated all the way through or maybe it was used by someone previously and sprayed some bleach on it--who knows. Anyways, it was bothering me enough to return it. Also, it shed like CRAZY. I had vacuumed twice a day for 2 weeks straight and it still filled up my dyson all the way. I know from past experience a good quality rug will not shed like that. Quality wools rugs have very small minor shedding, this rug was extreme shedding.
I poured over reviews of this rug for several days before purchasing because I was enamored with the design but fearful of all the horrible shedding stories I heard in the reviews. I took the leap, purchased the rug and it has been fantastic. We have had it for several weeks to a month now and I have had zero shedding problems, at least nothing noticeable. If you get down at eye level with the rug you can see a few miniscule fibers on the surface, but it is a very thick hand-tufted rug, so this is normal. And it is so minor I haven't even thought about vaccuuming every other day like some of the other reviewers. Great design, great price for the size, no massive shedding issues - don't be dissuaded by the bad reviews.
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this rug. I get so many compliments on it, and the rug is SO plush and soft, and feels MUCH more expensive than it actually is. It does shed a little bit, but the shedding does go down and let me tell you it's not that bad and it's definitely worth the $$! See the actual rug in my home here: http://decorgreat.blogspot.com/2011/11/my-favorite-space.html
The quality of the rug seemed nice, but there was tons of shedding. There's debate on here over whether shedding indicates a quality or a chintzy rug- to be honest, I'm not sure how that works, and I don't care. While I loved the tufting, multidimensionality, softness, and thickness of the rug, the color was off. I was expecting more on the gray end of the spectrum, but this rug was bluish gray - think a popular decor blue used in the 80's and 90s. The more I stared at the rug, the more I knew it wasn't going to work for my decor, and the more I disliked the blue. The shedding combined with the color was a dealbreaker for me. Luckily, Overstock was great about me returning it, and I was able to find another rug.
I originally bought this rug in the 6x6 square for my foyer, and loved it. Even though it gets a lot of traffic, the shedding is manageable and it looks great. My foyer opens up to a formal living room/ sitting room, so I decided to purchase the same rug in the 8x10 size to match. Unfortunately the rugs do not match! The blue/ gray color is the same, but the cream border as stated in the product description is not. The original 6x6 rug is cream, but the 8x10 has a gray border. I suppose you get what you pay for- maybe different dye lots explain the difference, but they really aren't even close to the same color. If you only plan to buy one rug, the color difference might be acceptable, and it really is an attractive, plush rug. If there's a chance you need more than one, I don't recommend taking the chance unless you're willing to return ship a very heavy rug.
Love Overstock for rugs! Great selection, durable and fashionable rugs. Yes, this rug "shed" a lot at the beginning, I had a party a few days after putting it down and there were tufts of wool all over. But it stopped shedding in a few weeks and now doesn't do it at all. The rug has stood up great to nightly wrestling matches between my two large dogs, too. I would recommend getting a pad for underneath it if you're going to use it in a living or family room.
Bought this about a year ago and am still very happy with it. It's gentle underfoot and it cleans up nicely. Love the color - but my daughter bought the same carpet and it's definitely a different shade of gray so be prepared for it PERHAPS to not be exactly as the picture shows.
I love this rug! I've gotten many compliments on this rug. It does shed as others posted, but it just takes a vacuum one a week. It's very plush and soft. I would absolutely recommend it.
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Women and Meetings
Kudos for the comprehensive coverage on the wage and leadership gap in the meeting industry! ["Breaking Through Is Hard to Do," August 2003, page 16.] Three years ago, as COO of McGettigan Partners, I recognized the gap between the number of women in the industry and the number of women in top leadership positions — in an industry that flourishes with the abilities of women. Thus the Women's Leadership Initiative was born — and found a home with MPI.
The meetings industry cannot continue to ignore the reality. The WLI is dedicated to affecting change, and your great work is much needed and appreciated to help lead the way. Thanks for keeping this topic in the forefront.
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Thanks for realizing the impact that the Women's Leadership Initiative research can have. We will be coming out with resources that will help both individuals and organizations make change happen. Stay tuned. Thank you for the great coverage — and for "getting it"!
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Self-Perception Counts
I struggle with the the fact that meeting planning is often considered "women's work," as your August cover story states. Is that because education, hospitality, and community-building (the three focuses at any meeting) have been roles traditionally filled by women? We need to stop looking at meetings as a series of meal functions and classrooms and begin looking at them as critical revenue streams and the most visible member interactions with our associations. When we perceive ourselves as playing critical roles deserving appropriate compensation, we will be treated that way. If the senior meeting planner — male or female — does not have a seat at the leadership table in an association with a meetings-dependent revenue stream, that is a point to be challenged.
But compensation is not simply a monetary issue: I consider my compensation a package of salary, benefits, work environment, flexibility, corporate stability, and interaction with members and colleagues. If a survey asked male and female planners which they value more: flexibility, the ability to affect change, and a positive work environment or a higher salary, I think that more women might select the first. I know I have consciously chosen that path in making decisions about my career. I wonder if a part of this "gender wage chasm" actually reflects conscious choices by women to be in more supportive and flexible (if lower paying) environments?
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IRELAND/UK: Whiskey producers launch Irish Whiskey Association
9 April 2014
A new trade body has been established to promote the interests of the fast-growing Irish whiskey sector.
US: Sidney Frank CEO speaks out over Beam Inc legal battle
25 February 2014
Sidney Frank's CEO has said he is "pleased" but not surprised that a US federal judge has allowed the firm's US$100m lawsuit against Beam Inc to proceed.
Preview of the Year - 2014 - Part III: Spirits
27 January 2014
The third part of this month's management briefing, in which Euromonitor considers the year ahead for the global drinks industry, sees Jeremy Cunnington and Spiros Malandrakis look at the spirits category in 2014.
Comment - Spirits - Irish Whiskey: Set to Cause a Rattle & Hum?
29 October 2013
The recent spate of activity in the Irish whiskey category suggests that the sub-category is looking to make waves in the spirits world. Ian Buxton takes a closer look and considers whether all the fuss is justified.
The just-drinks Interview - Anna Malmhake, Irish Distillers' CEO - Part II
12 September 2013
Last week, just-drinks caught up with Irish Distillers' CEO Anna Malmhake. Part one of the interview ran on Tuesday. Here, in the second and concluding part of the interview, Malmhake discusses Irish whiskey's image, Pernod's competitors in the category and the threat of alcohol legislation in Ireland.
GLOBAL: Irish whiskey aiming high as global firms invest
11 September 2013
Irish whiskey can become 10% of global whisk(e)y category sales helped by drinks firms' renewed interest in the sub-sector, according to the head of Pernod Ricard's Irish Distillers.
IRELAND: Diageo agrees Dundalk brewery sale
21 August 2013
Diageo's 'Harp Brewery' in Dundalk, Ireland, is set to become a whiskey distillery after a deal was agreed with new owners.
just the Winners - International Wine & Spirit Competition 2013: Vodka, Whisk(e)y
24 July 2013
Earlier today (24 July), the International Wine & Spirit Competition released the list of full winners for spirits for 2013. Here is the list of 'gold outstanding' and 'gold'' winners for vodka and non-Scotch whisk(e)y.
Product Launch - IRELAND: Teeling Whiskey Co's Silver Reserve 21 Year Old Single Malt
17 June 2013
Teeling Whiskey Co's Silver Reserve 21 Year Old Single Malt
just Five Years Ago: Beam keeps powder dry after losing race for Absolut
17 April 2013
It was five years ago this week that Beam Global Spirits & Wine – as Beam Inc was then known – started to come to terms with Pernod Ricard's last-minute grab of takeover target Vin & Sprit and the Absolut vodka brand at the end of March, 2008.
US: Beam Inc unveils online ads, redesign for Kilbeggan Whiskey
18 March 2013
Beam Inc has rolled out a packaging redesign and marketing campaign for its brand Kilbeggan Whiskey.
US: Beam Inc hits back at Sidney Frank lawsuit
4 March 2013
Beam Inc is "confident" of victory in a legal battle with Sidney Frank after the US importer filed a lawsuit against the global group and a subsidiary for US$100m.
Review of the Year 2012 - Part V: Spirits
21 December 2012
It was back to business for spirits companies in 2012 as the industry's recovery continued apace.
Product Launch - IRELAND: Teeling Whiskey Company's Poitín
11 December 2012
Teeling Whiskey Company's Poitín
US: Beam Inc ups Irish whiskey interest with 2 Gingers buy
10 December 2012
Beam Inc is set to bbost its Irish whiskey portfolio with the acquisition of the 2 Gingers brand.
UK: Diageo, Suntory mull move for Beam Inc - report
9 December 2012
A report in a UK newspaper today (9 December) has claimed that Diageo and Suntory held talks earlier this year with a view to making a move for Beam Inc.
Product Launch - GLOBAL: Teeling Whiskey Company's Hybrid Malt Whiskey Edition No.1
22 October 2012
Teeling Whiskey Company's Hybrid Malt Whiskey Edition No.1
UK: Beam Inc hands Cooley distribution to Maxxium UK
27 June 2012
Beam Inc is set to take the UK distribution of its recently-acquired Cooley Distillery in-house from Eaux de Vie.
Comment - Spirits - Flavoured whisk(e)y: A Spirited Move
10 May 2012
Our whisk(e)y specialist, Ian Buxton, has had his head turned this month by a glut of flavoured whiskies. Or, 'spirit drinks', if you're a European.
US: Beam Inc to consolidate new brands - analyst
4 May 2012
Beam Inc will focus on developing its brands, after completing a spate of acquisitions that are expected to boost next year's bottom line, an analyst has said.
just The Preview - Beam Inc Q1
3 May 2012
Beam Inc will report its first-quarter results today (3 May). Here, just-drinks takes a look at the highs and lows for the company in the three months to the end of March.
GERMANY: William Grant & Sons hands Tullamore Dew distribution to Campari
26 April 2012
William Grant & Sons has switched distributors in Germany for its Tullamore Dew Irish whiskey brand.
just The Preview - Pernod Ricard H1 & Q2
14 February 2012
Pernod Ricard is set to report its half-year and second-quarter results on Thursday (16 February). Here, just-drinks takes a look at highs and lows for the company in the three months to the end of December.
just The Facts - US Spirits: Irish Whiskey Outsells Single Malt Scotch
2 February 2012
There can't be too many key spirits markets where Irish whiskey outsells single malt Scotch, but the US has just become one. Here, just-drinks brings you some key facts from the 2011 sales figures for spirits in the US.
just the Preview – Beam Inc Q4 & FY
1 February 2012
Beam Inc is set to release its Q4 and full-year results on Friday (3 February). Below, we take a look at the highs and lows for the company in the three months to the end of December.
Preview of the Year 2012 – Part III: Spirits
31 January 2012
The spirits category is up next in this, the third part of just-drinks' first management briefing of 2012. Here, Spiros Malandrakis and Jeremy Cunnington, alcoholics drinks analysts at Euromonitor International, ponder the future for the stronger stuff.
Comment - Irish Whiskey Goes Plural
18 January 2012
Beam Inc's acquisition of Cooley Distillery puts Irish whiskey entirely in the hands of drinks industry 'big hitters' and looks set to spur an unprecedented level of investment in the category.
IRELAND: Beam Inc completes Cooley Distillery buy
17 January 2012
Beam Inc has closed its acquisition of Cooley Distillery and has already earmarked the firm's Kilbeggan brand as a potential vehicle for capitalising on strong demand for Irish whiskey.
Review of the Year 2011 - Spirits
22 December 2011
Part three of our final management briefing of the year looks back at how 2011 has treated the spirits industry.
Video - Cooley Distillery chairman on Beam Inc buy
22 December 2011
Click below to watch an interview, conducted by Clontarf TV, with Jack Teeling, the founder and chairman of Cooley Distillery, in which he discusses the sale of the company to Beam Inc last week.


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GulfView/FrontStudioCondoOnPassAGrilleBeach in St Pete Beach
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- baths 1
- sleeps 2
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- pets allowed no
- type Studio
- community Pass A Grille Beach
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/ week
$ 1,800 - $ 2,000 / month
vacation rental description
Large gulf view studio efficiency condo overlooking the beautiful
Gulf of Mexico. There is no separate bedroom. Tastefully furnished and fully equipped for your
vacation pleasures. You can view the Gulf right from inside your own
unit and enjoy the large outside shared balcony for lounging -
and the most beautiful sunsets you will ever see. In this
quaint village of PassAGrille are art shops,restaurants,grocery/deli
coffee shop/bookstore and many places for things you need.
We also have a unit right next door if you need more space that will
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studio rental amenities
The condo is fully equipped with all supplies/equipment for complete
housekeeping. There is a blender,coffee maker,cookware,large refridge
with freezer,micro,stove with oven,hair dryer and really all the
comforts of home. We even have items for the beach you may need.
Linens/towels are supplied. There is a coin laundry room on the
premises. We can furnish more detailed information if you send us
your phone number with your Email address.
There is a large T.V. with DVD.
Local phone calls are free.
activities and attractions in St Pete Beach Gulf Coast Central
There are so many things to do in this area but here are just a few ::
Every water sport and enjoyment you could possibly want. Boat
rentals,cruises,deep sea fishing,surfing,para sailing and of course
swimming/sunning. There is a gym near by,golf courses,tennis/shuffle
courts. Bike rentals/47 mile bike trail for working out.
There are theaters,performing arts,opera,galleries,festivals,museums,
night life, gambling cruises and casinos,trolley tours and more.
There is something for everyone young and "seasoned". There is even
dog and horse racing. Disney is 90 min. away.Tampa airport 30 min.
vacation rental rates
Rates: $560 per week
Extended weeks and months will be discounted.
Rates Subject to change as needed.
Taxes as required by law are 12%.
Gail Stevenson
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The Official Home of University of Illinois Athletics
Two Future Illini Make Junior National Team; Ruggeri Makes Senior National Team
Career Highlights
Nissen-Emery Award Winner (2010)
All-American (Pommel Horse, 2010)
U.S. Winter Cup (9th on High Bar, 13th on Pommel Horse, 2010)
Fighting Illini Male Spirit Award Winner (2010)
Academic All-Big Ten (2010)
Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award (2010)
Visa Championships Gold Medalist (Pommel Horse, 2009)
Big Ten Champion (Pommel Horse, 2009)
Academic All-Big Ten (2008-09)
CGA All-America Scholar-Athlete (2008-10)
IHSA Champion (Pommel Horse, 2006)
IHSA Runner-Up (All-Around, 2006)
Senior 2010
Third Illini to win the prestigious Nissen-Emery Award, presented annually to the nation's top senior male gymnast ... Earned his first-career All-America honor with a fourth-place finish on pommel horse (14.575) ... Set new career highs on all five events he competed on including floor exercise (15.450), pommel horse (15.800), vault (15.650), parallel bars (14.550) and high bar (14.750) ... Topped his previous career best with five event titles including four on pommel horse and one on floor ... Tied with Daniel Ribeiro for team-best score on pommel horse (15.800) for the year ... Score also ranks third all-time under the FIG open ended code ... Posted 15 top-three finishes ... Team captain ... Fighting Illini Male Spirit Award winner ... Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award recipient ... CGA All-America Scholar-Athlete.
Senior 2009
Competed at the 2009 USA Gymnastics Visa Championships in August ... Won the gold medal on the pommel horse with a two-day combined score of 30.650.
Junior 2009
Big Ten Champion on the pommel horse (15.275) ... All-Big Ten first team selection ... Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree ... Posted 11 top-two finishes on the floor exercise and pommel horse ... Academic All-Big Ten selection ... CGA All-America Scholar-Athlete.
Sophomore 2008
Competed in every meet for the Illini ... Captured four straight top-three finishes on pommel horse ... Academic All-Big Ten Selection ... CGA All-America Scholar-Athlete.
Freshman 2007
Opened his debut season recovering from an early injury ... Upon his return, became a mainstay in the lineup on pommel horse and high bar ... Set a team and career high on pommel horse with a score of 9.100 at the NCAA Qualifier ... Only Illini to qualify for the Big Ten Event Finals on pommel horse ... Had four top-three finishes on pommel horse throughout the season.
High School/Club
During his senior year at Warren Township, carded six top-10 finishes at state, four top-10 finishes at the Region 5 Championship and took the crown on the pommel horse, while finishing second in the all-around competition at the Illinois state championships ... Finished third on the floor exercise and tabbed eighth on the pommel horse at the Midwest Regional Championships ... At the national level, finished 13th and 18th on the floor exercise and the all-around ... With his all-around finish at Regionals, punched his ticket onto the Midwest Regional team that finished second at the national competition ... Trained with the Ultimate Gymnastics Club in Gurnee, Ill., where he led his team to a bronze-medal finish at the Illinois state championships during his senior year ... Has been coached by Jon Klemens and Raul Rodriguez.
Born Robert Luke Stannard on Sept. 13, 1987 ... Son of Clint, who works in transportation, and Diane Stannard, a retired teacher and guidance counselor ... Has one sister, Sarah ... Past jobs include coaching at Ultimate Gymnastics ... Hobbies include listening to music, watching movies and playing sports ... Names Lance Armstrong as his favorite athlete ... Credits his coach, Raul Rodriguez, for being the most influential person in his athletic career because he was a former Illini and taught him everything he needed to know about the sport and what it would take to be an Illini gymnast.
Stannard's Career Highs
Floor Exercise: 15.450 (vs. UIC, 3/20/10)
Pommel Horse: 15.800 (vs. Michigan, 3/13/10)
Vault: 15.750 (at NCAA Championships, 4/15/10)
Parallel Bars: 14.550 (at Penn State, 2/20/10)
High Bar: 14.750 (vs. UIC, 3/20/10)
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It may be Spring, but why not plan your winter skiing trip now, to our new destination?
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From this winter there are even more destinations to enjoy the slopes of Europe.
British Airways will start flying to Genoble, France on 20 Dec 2014, from London Gatwick.
Fly direct from London and find yourself relaxing in the stunning surrounds of this picture perfect Greek island, with its dazzling whitewashed villages, ancient temples and panoramic views across the blue Aegean Sea.
From 4 May 2014, British Airways will fly to Santorini on Wednesday and Sunday, departing from London Heathrow Terminal 5.
From the cosmopolitan nightlife of Mykonos town to the traditional whitewashed villages scattering the island, there is truly a place for everyone on Greece's most fashionable island.
From 3 May 2014, British Airways will fly to Mykonos on Tuesday and Saturday, departing from London Heathrow Terminal 5.
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Dutch multi's championships Apeldoorn Feb. 9-10
Eelco Sintnicolaas 6341 NR, WL, 12th AT
6.97, 7.50, 14.01, 2.08, 7.88, 5.40, 2:41.30
Pb was 6175 points, notable improvement in high jump, never over 2.00m.
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Matter of time for his 2.35m. He's a prodigy and has recovered well from his surgery.
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Any video links for that 200m race?
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See the home page link for the video of the 2.25 HJ in Taiwo's Hept. If you do that one, the 200 is available lower down.
Also, we all know that the outer lanes are absolutely necessary to do well in the 200 (and is why it was dropped from the WIC). The 0.04 differential between the two is possibly accounted for by the differences between lanes 5 and 6.
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This could be a good season in the collegiate w400 (and w4x400, for that matter).
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Ryan Whiting today in Poland 21.38m (70-7ish)
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And 52.3 being just the third best on the list.
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1st day Ukrainian champs, Sumy:
Hep: Fyodorova 4622 (8.75 1.85 14.94 6.16 2:17.20), Mokhnyuk (91) 4507 (8.34 1.82 12.83 6.24 2:20.86) (no Dobrynska, Yosypenko or Melnychenko)
Melnychenko 8.26 60H (Plotitsyna 8.19), 6.06 Q LJ (6.06 x 6.05)
SP: Savytskyy 20.27, A Semenov 18.90 (19.60 in Q)
60H: Kasyanov 7.85, Kopanayko 7.86
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Russian championships, Feb 12&13 (1st&2nd days)
m60: 1. Aleksandr Brednev 6.68
m60H: 1. Sergey Shubenkov 7.50 =WL
2. Konstantin Shabanov 7.67
m200: 1. Pavel Trenikhin 21.26 (400m runner, 21.25 in heat)
m400: 1. Valentin Kruglyakov 47.05 (46.97 in heat)
m800: 1. Ivan Nesterov 1:48.11 (1:47.69 in heat)
m3000: 1. Valentin Smirnov 7:47.01
mSP: 1. Maksim Sidorov 20.10
mTJ: 1. Ruslan Samitov 17.06
w60: 1. Yuliya Katsura 7.28
w60H: 1. Yuliya Kondakova 7.95
w200: 1. Yelizaveta Savlinis 23.42
w400: 1. Kseniya Ustalova 51.31 WL
2. Kseniya Zadorina 52.29
3. Olga Tovarnova 52.46
w800: 1. Yelena Kotulskaya-Kofanova 2:02.24 (2:00.90 in heat)
2. Marina Pospelova 2:02.38 (2:00.97)
3. Svetlana Podosyonova 2:02.98 (2:00.32)
Svetlana Cherkasova 2:01.66, Yelena Soboleva 2:01.93 not qualified for final
w3000: 1. Svetlana Kireyeva 8:48.27
wHJ: 1. Tatyana Kivimyagi 1.91
wLJ: 1. Darya Klishina 6.80
wPV: 1. Anastasiya Savchenko 4.70
wSP: 1. Yevgeniya Kolodko 19.24
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Irene Ekelund today won 200m in Swedish Indoor championships on 23,15, breaking the national record by 0,32. This makes her nr7 in the world so far, and all that at age 15.
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Mary Wineberg wins the Milrose 400 by 0.01 over McCorory in 52.19. Now is when we need Guru to provide commentary/background etc. Moline's 53.23 is pretty good for the 400h collegian.
Jenn Suhr and Kylie Hutson both made 4.65, but Suhr passed [4.75] to 4.81 (ahead on misses) without a higher clearance.
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I was very surprised at Doc Patton's 6.51 seconds at the Millrose Games. New PR at age 35.
Says he has put in alot of work into his start since it has always been the weakest part of his race. Also, he looks like he is putting in alot more work in the weight room.
Great for him. Lets seem what he can do at US Indoor Nationals as well as outdoors.
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I saw it somewhere, but can't find it.
Can someone please re-post the 1500 times in the Men's mile at Millrose yesterday?
I saw the enroute times posted, but I just can't find it now!!
Thank you!
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1 Lopez Lomong Nike Oregon TC 3:36.52
2 Matthew Centrowitz Nike 3:36.65
3 Ciaran O'Lionaird Nike Oregon TC 3:36.85
4 Chris O'Hare University of Tulsa 3:37.25
5 Lawi Lalang Arizona 3:38.60
6 Garrett Heath Saucony 3:38.61
7 Ryan Gregson Nike 3:39.20
8 Ryan Hill NC State 3:39.50
9 Donn Cabral Nike 3:43.42
10 Liam Boylan-Pett NJ/NY TC 3:45.66
-- Mark Wieczorek Brooks DNF
-- Robby Andrews adidas DNF
-- Brian Gagnon NJ/NY TC
1500 enroute to to mile
6.50 ptton time rounderd down
Men 60 Meter Dash
Place Athlete Name Affiliation Time
1 Doc Patton OTM 6.5
2 Gerald Phiri adidas 6.64
3 Keith Ricks Unattached 6.67
4 Reggie Dixon Speed Elite 6.7
5 Kind Butler Unattached 6.71
6 Jeremy Bascom CPTC New Balance 6.73 [6.721]
7 Joe Morris University of Colorado 6.73
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Uhmmm no one is going to mention the world leading time of 50.88 from Natasha Hastings.
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Having the pleasure of seeing it live, it was a great race from her, using her superiour flat speed to get out and never really being challenged. Her FS in the 60m acted as a good motivator!
Her outdoor PBs are now 6 years old this year, having stagnated the last few seasons and this run is her third best 400m inside, interesting to see in this post Olympic year what she can manage. Her technique has always looked a little off for me, lots of anterior pelvic tilt, if she could push her hips a little more forward I think she's do better.
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Anyone interested in a lot of mediocre running and some good jumping can follow the German indoor champs:
Liveresults here: http://la.sportresult.com/ajax/dlv.asp? ... 06&lang=en
There is also a Livestream but i think it only works with a German IP: http://www.leichtathletik.tv/2013/Sonst ... dm13/1.htm
First good result: world leading shotput by Christina Schwanitz 19.79m.
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Whoa, Deon Lendore just ran a 45.15 400m in the SEC prelims
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230 during the Hept so Drouin broke the event best twice. Cato 6090 Hept and 785 LJ. Raedler, Patrick (Nebraska, and ?) went 787.
But the big result is that Sowinski is not even the best Big Ten guy in the 600 (300m track, though but it is not clear that a 600 on a 300m track is faster than one on the top banked 200, and they count for the record):
Loxsom, Casimir Penn State 1:16.33 1:15.42 (American Best)
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I'm too embarrassed to post results from the Germany indoor champs cause some of the results are so unbelievably bad. 16.15m for triple m, 4.40m pole w, 6.38m long w, 54.22s 400m w and so on. I can't remember such a disappointing display of German T&F. However there is a very good PV competition going on at the moment, five guys over 5.70 already.
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In yesterday's SEC meet......
Eddie Lovett of Florida ran 60H prelim in 7.57!!
His time is #12 on the A-T Collegiate list!!
Kim Duncan PR'd in the 200 prelim in 22.71.
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The only good result from the second day of German champs was the mens PV:
1. Björn Otto 5.85, 2. Malte Mohr 5.80m, 3. Hendrik Gruber 5.75m, 4. Tobias Scherbath 5.75m, 5. Raphael Holzdeppe 5.70m (Otto three attempts over 6.01m)
And the rest of todays competition was TERRIBLE. 2.15m HJ m for the title, 47.33 400m m and so on. In a country that brought us Mögenburg, Thränhardt, Wessig, Buß, Meyfarth, Henkel and Friedrich, 2.10m and 1.80 were enough for third places in the high jumps. Something is seriously wrong.
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Lovett just won the 60H with a new PR of 7.54, moving him to 9th A-T Collegiate!!
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Lovett's 7.54 win is being called the SEC meet record!!
But Ron Bramlett ran 7.52 in the 2002 SEC prelim race, so THAT should be called the meet record......unless only Finals marks are eligible for MR's!!
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Here is the 400 from the SEC Conference meet. Note, in addition to the heats, there are also events like the 200, DMR and 4x400 that these guys are doing in a relative short period of time.
1 Deon Lendore SO Texas A&M 45.15q 1
2 Hugh Graham, Jr SO Florida 45.86q 2
1 Deon Lendore SO Texas A&M 45.23 2 10
2 Hugh Graham, Jr SO Florida 45.67 2 8
3 Anton Kokorin SR Arkansas 46.38 1 6
4 Ricky BabineauxSR Texas A&M 46.57 1 5
5 Travis Southard JR Arkansas 47.11 2 4
6 Caleb Williams SR LSU 47.28 1 3
7 Clayton Gravesande JR South Carolina 47.36 1 2
1 Regina George SR Arkansas 51.40 2 10
2 Kamaria Brown SO Texas A&M 52.16 2 8
3 Shaunae Miller FR Georgia 52.21 1 6
4 Erika Rucker SO South Carolina 52.22 1 5
5 Ebony Eutsey JR Florida 52.53 1 4
6 Sparkle McKnight JR Arkansas 52.77 2 3
7 Ibukun Mayungbe JR Texas A&M 52.86 2 2
8 Jody-Ann Muir SR Miss State 53.22 1 1
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More SEC
200 Prelims has an indoor PR for KD as noted before
1 Kimberlyn Duncan SR LSU 22.71q 3
2 Ashton Purvis SO Texas A&M 22.99q 2
3 Regina George SR Arkansas 23.00q 1
4 Kamaria Brown SO Texas A&M 23.05q 1
5 Ashley Collier JR Texas A&M 23.14q 3
6 Ebony Eutsey JR Florida 23.58q 2
7 Tynia Gaither SO Georgia 23.66q 4
8 Kai Selvon JR Auburn 23.67q 2
9 Tamyah Pipkin SO Kentucky 23.68 7
10 Jennifer Madu FR Texas A&M 23.69 3
Points 60H HJ SP LJ 800
1 Makeba Alcide 8.35 1.87m 12.32m 6.15m 2:16.37
Arkansas 6-01.5 40-05 20-02.25
SR Team Points: 10 4569 (1050) (1067) (682) (896) (874)
2 Lucie Ondraschkova 8.83 1.75m 11.12m 6.06m 2:16.23
Georgia 5-08.75 36-05.75 19-10.75
SR Team Points: 8 4208 (946) (916) (603) (868) (875)
1 Marquis Dendy SO Florida 8.25mM 27-01.00 10
FOUL 8.25m 8.22m PASS 8.24m PASS
2 Damar Forbes SR LSU 8.07m 26-05.75 8
6.34m 8.07m 7.98m 7.98m 7.93m FOUL
3 Raymond Higgs JR Arkansas 7.90m 25-11.00 6
7.64m 7.90m 7.84m 7.84m 7.90m 7.84m
4 Kamal Fuller JR Alabama 7.84m 25-08.75 5
FOUL FOUL 7.84m FOUL 7.71m FOUL
5 Malcolm Pennix SR Missouri 7.82m 25-08.00 4
7.82m 7.50m 7.58m 5.30m FOUL FOUL
6 Jarrod Hutchen SR South Carolina 7.77m 25-06.00 3
FOUL 7.77m FOUL 5.54m FOUL PASS
1 Markesh Woodson FR Missouri 6.60 10
2 Marcus Rowland SR Auburn 6.63 8
3 Hugh Graham, Jr SO Florida 6.65 6
4 Harry Adams SR Auburn 6.66 5
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Duncan just ran 22.54 to win and PR by .17.
Is she now # 4 all time?
only Knight, VCB, and Muna Lee ahead if im correct.
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It was really windy in Fayetville in Feb 2002.
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Anyone know why Arman Hall didn't run at SEC's? He was in UF's meet preview but he's not in the results.
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But guess what??
There's ANOTHER error in the SEC meet record listings!!
They have the women's 200 MR as Kerron Stewart's (then of Auburn) 22.46 from the 2007 meet as the MR!
That meet was in the Nutter Arena in Lexington KY, which is listed as a 290 meter track!!
Therefore, NO RECORD!!!
If it's not eligible for an NCAA record, then it shouldn't be eligible for a meet record either!!
So I'm not sure, but Kim Duncan's 22.54 today MIGHT be the REAL Meet Record!!
And with A Purvis and K Brown running 22.70 and 22.73 behind Duncan, it was quite a race!!
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The SEC can have whatever rules they want for what they consider the meet record. Maybe they know that a strongly banked 200m track like Arkansas aids a runner more than an OT track does, so they use common sense, rather than some not-always-appropriate assessment to determine what they consider to be meet records.
In terms of rules, I would be inclined to say that using a strongly banked track makes most 200m and many 400m races ineligible for record purposes -- they are aided events that would not even be legal for road racing records (they exceed the allowable downhill limits).
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I think Sanya had a 22.49 on the same day VCB ran her indoor pb. BTW does anyone know what lanes each of these runners ran in? Was the track the same as it is now?
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Aurieyal Scott 7.13 pb at Conference USA indoor champs!!!!!! She has had a 7.20 in prelims. So she has def been working on her start(watch out Kimmie D). She also ran a 22.91 in the finals(im sure she would have ran in the 22.5's if she ran at Fayetville yesterday).
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Aaron Earnest wl 20.53 in sec finals.
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The preferred lanes for the one of the meets (SEC?) were listed as 5, 6, 4, 3, ... if that helps
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Seems that they have just been messing with the lane draws forever indoors.
I think it was previously top 4 go 5,6,4,3 in the second section
They have done the top 2 get lane 5 in separate sections
this SEC's just had the top 2 were 5,6 in the 2nd section, next two 5,6 in first section
Oh and yea Knight, VCB, M. Lee, SRR, and K. Stewart should be the ones ahead of Duncan.
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Yes, and in the ACC this weekend it was 5,6,4,3 with the top two getting lane 5 in separate sections.
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Big 10 men was a pretty close race. Wisconsin 1st with 90 points and Minnesota 5th with 86....amazing.
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And how they got there is a story in itself. Wisconsin had a 1.5 point lead over Illinois going in to the 4x400, with Illinois having the second fastest seed time. All of the teams in contention have to be in the same, final heat. At the last exchange the Illinois anchor (who won the 400?) took the stick on the wrong side and then ran straight -- with the exchange being on the curve -- and ran into someone and went down (not badly, though). He got going but then around where he passed the Wisconsin anchor, from what I heard, he stumbled and went down. Then, with 250 left he just threw in the towel and stepped off the track, frustrated!
In another mark Francis from Oregon ran a 52.03 but in the video it really looks like she goes over the line an several steps on the curve.
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Thanks 26 for the info. I heard something weird had happened on the relay. So Illinois like their basketball and football teams blew it again!
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Welcoming Environment! – From the reception desk to the stylists, everyone there is professional and friendly. You won't find anyone with attitude here, just great, smart people who know what they're doing.
Ilana Pollack kicks ass – I'm experiencing my best hair ever!! Ilana with an "I" (i think there is another alana with an"a") has given me exactly what I wanted. Finally! The search is over. I will continue to go back to her again and again. She is a true artist and yet really listens to you. I could not have been in better care. I have been a blonde my whole life and have experienced the gamut of hairdressers in Los Angeles with very mixed reviews and much disappointment and much damage to my hair. She not only fixed what had happened in another salon 3 weeks before but made it extraordinary!!! I would trust her with anything. She is also all about taking care of your hair. And making the color job last so that you won't have to come in so quickly. So often in LA, people just don't care, they are not meticulous. THey are simply dabbling in hair to make a living while they pursue acting, music, photography on the side. Ilana is solely devoted to hair and it shows. When finished she told me it would probably be 10 to 12 weeks before i needed to get my hair done again and I believe it. I am so used to having to go in every 6 to 7 weeks...It has been a month since i first saw her and the way she wove my hair -I still have no roots showing! The shade of blonde perfectly suits my skin color with lots of depth and highlights-I get compliments all the time now. I can't recommend her more highly.
Chevonne rocks! – If you want to look and feel like a badass, go see stylist Chevonne Moore. My boyfriend has been going to her for almost five years (!) and he swears by her. Well, he wasn't lying. It's rare that you walk out of a salon feeling like you got *exactly* what you wanted, but that's how I feel every time I've left after seeing Chevonne.
Lilian at Goodform is Hidden treasure. – So glad I found Lilian at Goodform she rocks! Finally a great haircut. I'll never go anywere else.
Chevonne is the best--you must go to her! – I have been seeing Chevonne at Goodform for about 2 years. I won't let anyone else touch my hair. She is a whiz with both haircuts and color. Seriously, if I have to go out of town and I need a haircut, I don't care, I wait until I come back to LA so that I can have Chevonne do it. I also have a very picky friend who won't let anyone touch her hair. I convinced her to go to Chevonne and now she won't let anyone but Chevonne do her hair. Go--you won't be disappointed!
test – this is a good service!!!!!... good cafe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lilly Olmeda! The best. – I'm extremely picky when it comes to people messing with my hair. I have lived in both NY and LA, so I have had access to the best salons in the business. Lilly is the long hair extraordinaire. Lilly has cut and colored my hair for 6 years, and is the only one I trust. Not only does she consistently craft perfectly natural, day-at-the-beach tresses, she has great energy and is so much fun to be around. Sitting in her chair is a treat. I am always asked who does my hair, and my reply is to pay a visit to Lilly. On the record, she is the best the U.S. has to offer.
Martine le Blanc – Martine Le Blanc is amazing and I would recommend anyone to her. You won't be disappointed with your hair..it will look great after she is done no matter what. It's also so nice not to have to make awkward small talk with the stylists like most salons, she is upbeat and genuine which makes her so easy to talk to and sitting there getting your hair done such a fun experience. Don't worry about being rushed out and not paid attention to, she focuses on detail and makes sure you look awesome before you leave. All my friends and I go to her now!
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