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Montreal Alouettes fire coach Dan Hawkins
GM Jim Popp takes over
The Montreal Alouettes haven't gotten off to a good start this CFL season, and new coach Dan Hawkins is paying the price.
In his stead, the team has given the reins to GM Jim Popp.
"Jim is the person most responsible for the success we have had over all these years, explained Wetenhall. "I feel confident that he is the best person to coach our team at this time and I am very appreciative of him being willing to make this additional contribution to our franchise. He has the respect of our players as well as mine."
Here is the full press release.
As professionals in our locker room, we know we're better than what we've been showing. -Anthony Calvillo #Alouettes #CFL—
Montreal Alouettes (@MTLAlouettes) August 01, 2013
The Alouettes are off to a 2-3 start and the knife in Hawkins tenure must have been a loss to the Calgary Stampeders after being ahead 24-0. They lost that game 38-27 July 19 and this was the low point of Hawkins five-game stint as coach.
Marc Trestman has been coach of the Alouettes for five season, winning two Grey Cups in 2009 and 2010. But he left during the off-season to coach the Chicago Bears.
The 52-year-old Hawkins was an NCAA coach before being given the reins of his first professional team in Montreal.
Yahoo Sports Andrew Bucholz asks why didn't the team give him more time.
"Was there behind-the-scenes drama in Montreal? That would make some sense given the timing of the move. If it was purely about what the Alouettes were doing on the field, it would have been more logical to either make a change sooner (perhaps after the offence hit a particularly low point in a 22-14 Week Three loss to Calgary, or after the team fell to 1-3 with another loss to the Stampeders the following week (after which The Montreal Gazette's Herb Zurkowsky wrote that "the rope around Hawkins's neck is getting tighter"), or later (after giving Hawkins and company more time to attempt to turn things around). Instead, firing a coach a full seven days after a game (and one his team won) suggests there's something else going on here."
What the Hawkins experience has proved is that Marc Trestman's adaptability to CFL with no experience was the exception, not the rule.#CFL—
David William Naylor (@TSNDaveNaylor) August 01, 2013
Only surprise about #alouettes sacking of Dan Hawkins is that it didn't happen the first time he showed no understanding of the #cfl.—
Chris Zelkovich (@czelkov) August 01, 2013
Yikes, so much for the Hawkins era in MTL. JIm Popp takes over. Going with inexperience didn't work this time.—
Damien Cox (@DamoSpin) August 01, 2013
Dan Hawkins out in Montreal, proof that changing what the Als have done for the past 10 years was an awful idea—
John Fraser (@JohnCJWW) August 01, 2013
Apparently, Marc Trestman's "brother from another mother" didn't make momma proud… #Als #Alouettes #Hawkins—
Nick Murdocco (@nickyfranchise) August 01, 2013
Marc Trestman isn't busy, is he? HE IS!?!?—
Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) August 01, 2013
In defense of #DanHawkins it would have been very tough to have instant success when he has 70 days to prep for the #CFL season #Alouettes—
Moe Khan (@MoeKhan19) August 01, 2013
Here was the high point of his time in Montreal. Love the way he embraced the community with his first words in fractured French. "I do not know French, but I will learn it."
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Wherever Pete Caringi has played, he has found a way to score goals, the former Baltimore Bohemians and UMBC standout is ready to find out where he will get the chance to test himself in the professional ranks.
"You wait your whole life for this moment to happen and to get to a professional team, and Thursday's obviously the start of that," Caringi said this weekend as he attended the MLS Combine. "It's fun to play games and do everything, but Thursday's the goal now."
The PDL's Golden Boot winner in 2013 as he scored 16 goals in 12 games to lead the Bohemians to their first playoff appearance in the club's second season, Caringi finished his UMBC career with 37 goals and 91 points. After a prolific youth career with the Baltimore Bays, where he won a national championship in 2011, Caringi appreciated getting the chance to continue to develop, and play alongside a number of his Bays teammates in the PDL ranks.
"Summer was a great experience," he said. "Obviously it turned out very well for me with the goals and the awards, but we got our team into the Open Cup for next year, hopefully I'm not going to be there, but just to get that happening before I left and just to play with my friends for one more summer and take a bigger run at it."
That run saw the Bohemians claim a playoff place on the final day of the season in a highly competitive race in the Mid Atlantic Division. Needing a victory against division champions Ocean City, Caringi scored a pair of goals, and Zach Kane a stoppage-time winner, to rally the Bohemians to a 3-2 win and a postseason berth.
Going up against teams such as Ocean City, Reading United, the Jersey Express and Long Island Rough Riders throughout the summer provided a high level of competition as Caringi looked to maintain his development.
"The top five teams were covered by two, three points, it was crazy, and that's a testament to the good teams, the division," Caringi said. "You've got to play those teams twice, obviously Reading with Philly and everything, they're a very good team, Jersey Express and Ocean City, who won the division, playing against those teams consistently throughout the summer gave you a sense that all of these teams are good, all of these teams could win."
After his Golden Boot in the PDL, and All-League honors to along with it, Caringi went on to claim the America East's Striker of the Year award for a second consecutive season, a first in the conference's history. He was also named to the NSCAA First Team, and went from being consideredTopDrawerSoccer.com's No. 71 college upperclassmen in preseason to No. 9 after the season ended.
With that track record, you might expect Caringi to be considered a solid prospect to find a place on an MLS roster this spring. The talk at the Combine, however, has been of someone who might need some time to make the jump to the pro ranks.
"I think the question I have for him is at the next level, how dynamic is he to get off his own shot?" said ESPN analyst and former New England Revolution star Taylor Twellman. "I don't know if he can create his own shot at the next level, but I think he's got something. I almost see him as being a guy that may have to go the USL [PRO] route, with an MLS team connection, and then see how he progresses."
For his part, Caringi believes he'll be able to adapt to the heightened speed of play that often proves the biggest transition for players making the jump from the PDL and college to MLS.
"Every time you go to a different level, from high school to college, college to pro, obviously the speed of the game picks up, so I feel like once I get there, I get to pick up the speed of the game," he said. "I feel like that won't take long for me, because I feel like I'm good with that, but there's still a transition period."
The other transition Caringi will face is the one that will occur off the field. After spending his entire soccer existence in Baltimore, both in youth soccer and the college and PDL ranks, Caringi will be heading out of town to play for the first time. That, too, is a challenge that he's looking forward to.
"I'd like the challenge of possibly going far away from Baltimore and play with a group of players I haven't seen before," Caringi said. "I honestly, no matter what city is out there, will be happy as long as they're happy with me."
All of which brings things back to Thursday, and Caringi's first step into the professional ranks.
"I'm very excited. This is what I've been waiting for now; this is what I'm ready for now."
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Hey friends, I just have a general question about choking up on tools. I understand it's quite common for dry routes for outrageous reaches, but I've rarely see it done on ice. Why is this? Is it because of pick shift? Larger chance of it shearing out? I find myself often choking up on my tools to reach a better area to swing into. I feel that I can still maintain a downward force on my tools on the upper handle without pulling out on the tool too much. Whereas, on the lower handle, if I reach up too high for a placement, I'll be pulling out on the tool more than pushing down, elbows no longer down. Maybe I'm just too picky with where I decide to swing my axes. Just curious, forgive my ignorance!
I'll do the same thing on most ice routes, especially if it's lower angle. I havent noticed any added instability.
I use the upper grip on my tools quite often when out ice climbing. Often for reach (as you mentioned, getting to a better place to swing) but sometimes I just leave my hand on the upper grip after a hand switch. If you do start choking up on your tools be careful about how far you choke up. I've never had a problem when using the two proper grips on my tools, but I have had an occasion or two when I've chored way up, put a lot of leverage on the tool (pulling it outwards instead of only downwards) and had the tool rip out.
Hello, Just experiment and find out what works for you. Choking up on your tools is just a part of growing up and changing, don't do it too much though. And, wear sunglasses, you don't want to go blind. I can tell you from experience, it's a much more enjoyable process if somebody else teaches you to choke up on your tools. Have fun! Andrew
I think it depends on the type of ice you are climbing or maybe better said as the way the ice you are climbing has formed. Usually when climbing vertical ice that is uniform the climber will never need to reach higher up on the tool after the pick has been well placed i.e. the climber just never lets go of the bottom grips (except to maybe switch hand on the tools). If the ice is chandelierd (sp?) or overhanging (with scoops or cups forming in the upward direction) it is a great advantage to grip the upper hand rest for extra reach. I grip the upper hand rest on my Nomics and Quarks alot when I am repositioning in order to place a screw for protection (eliminated the need sometimes to pull the axe out and place it somewhere else out of the way).
To over come bulges and such you can place an axe and climb up it, up the grips and mantle on the head. On low angle terrain you can hold the axe just below the head and place the pick, or hold the top of the axe and just use the shaft point. If the placement feels solid, move around on it, get used to feeling the different ways axes shift and move.. and with time get to understand the feelings around shearing vs. shifting. I don't know that there are rules, instead play with the idea in relatively safe settings to build up your toolbox of responses.
+1 for choking up on your tools in order to overcome bulges.
also, rob I cant tell if your being serious or not, either way its hilarious.
Here's some good info: Ice climbing techniques?
I do it all the time with my nomics. Cover more distance = fewer swings = climb faster, less chance of fatal pump. Despite comments above, I find this technique far more valuable on vertical ice and less so on lower angle ice where pump isn't in the equation. While experimenting with the second grips on top rope, I have purposely tried to get the pick to rip out or shift. I have only had it happen when pulling on a "stick" that I wouldn't rely on when lead climbing anyway. But I do use only super secure sticks when on lead and, although secure, its clearly more work and probably holds me back on ice that is really difficult for me. YMMV.
As a technique (using different hand positions) for speed and efficency it works well any place you need to swing or hang on a tool. Best used with modern tools would be my only caveat. On lower angle alpine I might seldom use the lower grip. On vertical ice I am all over the upper and lower grip when ever I can use either to best effect. No rules...other than "open your mind".


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I thought I'd do a different take on a draft challenge. This challenge is to predict who the top 5 players chosen will be for each of the following positions/groups
Please put your username in the subject line and copy/paste the position list and fill it in from there (to make it easier on me). From there fill in who you think will be the first 5 players from each group.
Scoring will be 100 points for correct player in the correct place and 50 points for correct player but wrong place. (edit: I bumped up the scoring from 10 and 5)
The winner gets my permission to kick Millen in the nuts... ok ok everyone is a winner!
Second place gets to kick Kipper in the nuts!
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So this off season we picked up 3 former Cowboys who some of us hoped would help improve our team. To be honest with you after watching these guys play this year im no longer excited about this season.
Bad enough Caleb Hanie is our starting Qb but to have a veteran former starter like Marion Barber come in and stink up the place the way he did is unheard of. We waited 4 weeks into the season for our "power back" to make his debut and aside from his only 100 yrd rushing has been less than stellar. Wouldnt you like your power back to get you more than 2.5 first downs a game? He has 24 in 10 games. Veteran players make veteran plays, veteran plays mean knowing how to line up, when to go down vs going out of bounds, and understanding that holding onto the football in ot while in fg range is more important than gaining yards... Unfortunately our veteran Rb doesnt understand this... doesnt understand that he needs to do whatever possible to help a young struggling qb.
Roy Williams:
Unlike some fans(im not naming names) i was against Your Boy Roy from the moment they signed him. 70- 80 catches? On what my Madden franchise? Roy E is on pace to make a very below average 31 catches this season with about 460 yards... is it me or could that money have been better spent on someone who could actually catch the ball? How many times do we have to read Roy telling us how he should have made this catch, or that catch. How many first downs or touchdowns for that matter do we have to watch him drop before we all realize he isnt the answer. Sidney Rice may have been the answer but did we even try? Being a veteran means being a leader and for someone brought in to be the NO.1 wr he is putting up admirable No.4 numbers. Oh and did i mention he is on pace to reproduce every number he put up the last 2 years with the Cowboys... EXCEPT touchdowns? in 43 targets he has caught 26 passes with 5 drops... and as we all know crucial drops. What do young receivers learn from a guy who drops crucial passes, has poor conditioning, and is unable to stay healthy?
W.A.D.A need i say more? He was brought in for special teams and has yet to make a noticeable impact there, after reading the case notes i would say he wasnt a very good drug dealer either. This is a guy who was set to make 1.3 million this year at 26 years old mostly to lineup on special teams. Is the life of a special teams player that hard that he needed to resort to selling cocaine? Lets face it he would have never been Larry Fitzgerald, hell he probably would never be Curtis Conway but to throw away your future and easy one at that over coke and weed is beyond stupid. At a time when your team is struggling this was the last thing needed and thats unnecessary distractions... Thank you Sam Turd.
One thing we all need to pay attention to is not just what they havent done its what they have. The thing all these former Cowboys have in common are distractions. Marion Barber refusing to speak with the media, Roy Williams continuing to talk to the media, and Sam Hurd bringing unwanted attention on not only the Chicago Bears but the entire NFL. As much as i would like to know the other people who purchased drugs from him i honestly feel the truth will hurt more than not knowing. At what point does management realize the same thing the Cowboys, these guys wont help you win much and its no surprise the cowboys who finished 6-10 last year are in position to win the division this year same team minus a few useless pieces...


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The Flames Restaurant in Ayia Napa
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The bus drops us off at the central square of the village.
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I know we've been seeing a lot of these lately. Thought Id try my hand... but with a twist. Left out the lesser league. I didnt feel like wasting my time predicting who will be losing the 2011-2016 All Star Games!
FYI, Heyward and Stanton would be #1-2 and Bumgarner would be either #4 or #5.
1) 1B Justin Smoak TEX
An advanced hitter who will hit for a very high AVG and good power from both sides of the plate. Sure thing, middle of the order hitter with a good glove at 1B.
2) RHP Neftali Feliz TEX
Special arm. Secondary offerings better than advertised. True Ace potential here.
3) OF Desmond Jennings TB
Great defense? Check. Patient hitter ? Check. Hit for a high AVG? Check. Hit for Power? Check. Speed out the wazoo? Check. What don't people like about this guy...?
4) C Carlos Santana CLE
Middle of the order hitter at a premium position. Really like his bat. VMart v.2.0.
5) RHP Chris Tillman BAL
Potential Ace pitcher. Great stuff and has improved all over this year.
6) 1B Jesus Montero NYY
Phenomenal bat. Would like to see a little more patience from him, but minor quibble.
7) LHP Brian Matusz BAL
Being "plus" across the board but not "plus plus" anywhere really shouldnt be taken as a negative. Pretty sure thing, too, but has a considerably high ceiling.
8) LHP Martin Perez TEX
Exciting young pitcher with everything you want. I want to say I need to see it at higher levels, but he was just promoted... and frankly, if he got lit up it wouldnt change anything for me b/c he's so young. Really, he just needs to keep doing it.
9) RHP Wade Davis TB
Great stuff. Very good young pitcher. Not sure why he sometimes doesnt get the love he deserves. I guess he's never had that one truly dominant year that gets everyone on the bandwagon... but Im sitting here on it.
10) OF Matt LaPorta CLE
Middle of the order bat with plus patience and power.
11) RHP Casey Kelly BOS
Special arm, bright future. Not too shabby as a SS either. I heart athletic pitchers.
12) RHP Hector Rondon CLE
Love this kid. Electric arm and impressive stuff.
13) OF Michael Saunders SEA
Decent defense and the kind of the approach at the plate that I look for. Bit of speed, bit of power. I dont see a real star here, but I sort of expect to look up in 5 years and see him up on the leaderboards in a lot of categories in a sneaky way.
14) OF Josh Reddick BOS
Very underrated. Good defensive CFer. Incredible plate coverage. His approach seemingly improves monthly.
15) 1B Chris Carter OAK
Ive loved Carter for a long time, as you may have noticed. I do have some concerns about him, though... and his lack of defense is troubling... but he's gonna be a major leaguer with plus plus power. Its funny... basically just a matter of time until he's overrated now.
16) 3B Lonnie Chisenhall CLE
I was first on the bandwagon here... but he has more warts than are typically discussed. Id like to see improvement in his K and BB rates... but the kid can certainly hit. Big question was power, but he's shown tons of that.
17) SS Tim Beckham TB
Loved his tools last year and still love them.
18) LHP Matt Moore TB
Great arm in the perfect situation for him. He's the prototypical Rays development pitcher.
19) LHP Casey Crosby DET
Exciting arm that I loved out of high school before the injury. He's good... Im not sure just how good yet... have to see him at higher levels.
20) RHP Jason Knapp CLE
Live arm. Needs to work on secondary stuff and control... but that basically goes for every pitching prospect. Unlike most of them Knapp already has an Ace's fastball.
21) 2B Jemile Weeks OAK
Sort of like if Desmond Jennings were a 2B. Some questions about his glove, and still some about his power... but he looks like he could be a great sparkplug/leadoff guy. The basement on this guy is pretty damn enticing. The ceiling is crazy.
22) SP Michael Ynoa OAK
Brilliant young arm. I only have reports to go on, but the reports all say "historically good." Im skeptical. Not sure what to think, but based on what I know so far Im placing him here to hedge my bets.
23) OF Ryan Westmoreland BOS
As good a set of tools as anyone in the game. Concern was how raw he was, but this scorching hot start has glossed that over. Lots of hurdles still in front of him, but not too many guys have a ceiling like this.
24) SS Reid Brignac TB
Very good defender and pretty good bat. This guy should be starting at SS for somebody already - and if he was, he would likely be one of the better options there in the league.
25) 1B Lars Anderson BOS
Back injury has sapped his power and wiped out his confidence, but Im still a believer. Obviously a downgrade was necessary, though. Still young, and all the things I liked about him before are still there.
26) RHP Phillippe Aumont SEA
Great stuff.
27) RHP Jake Arrieta BAL
Great fastball, but secondary stuff really concerns me. He'll be a good major league pitcher, but might not live up to his minor league success.
28) RHP Jeremy Hellickson TB
Tim Alderson with better velocity...? I like Hellickson a good deal... but he does have his issues.
29) OF Nick Weglarz CLE
A guy I thought I was high on but keep seeing crazy high on other lists. He's not going to be Adam Dunn. He looks more like oh, say .260/.360/.550 with poor defense to me. That's a damned good hitter... but from a guy who should probably be at 1B that doesnt really excite me. Very good prospect... but not a real top notch prospect.
30) 3B Mike Moustakas KC
I liked him considerably less when we found out he wasnt a middle infielder... but he's a very good 3B prospect. Not the stud everyone expected at one point... but not nearly as bad as some are making him out to be.
31) RHP Junichi Tazawa BOS
Throws strikes, stays ahead in the count and pitches like a vet. His pitches move a ton. His stuff is very good, but not front of the rotation good. He does pitch better than his stuff, though. Fun pitcher to watch.
32) RHP Carlos Carrasco CLE
All the tools... sort of a poor man's Wade Davis as a prospect. Hasnt dominated like he should.
33) SP Michael Bowden BOS
People keep worrying about what he's not instead of what he is. He throws strikes with plus stuff. Gonna be a decent MLB pitcher. Flyball tendencies are the thing that concerns me.
34) OF Tyson Gillies SEA
Exciting lead off type. Rocketing up my list all year.
35) RHP Nick Hagadone CLE
Another live arm, but this one has some decent secondary stuff already. Not sure if he's a reliever, but he's going to be very good either way.
36) RHP Nick Barnese TB
Another great young Rays arm. Still kind of raw despite the good results.
37) RHP Dan Hudson CWS
Like what Im seeing here.
38) OF Ryan Kalish BOS
Boston's third best CF prospect is damn good in his own right. A top 100 prospect 2 years ago, Kalish is still young (21), has a great glove, hits for contact, is extremely patient and has finally hit for power again after that wrist injury.
39) 1B Eric Hosmer KC
Liked his tools last year, still like them. No idea why he was promoted... but I still expect him to hit. Great swing.
40) RHP Danny Duffy KC
Everything you want to see, but without top notch stuff.
41) OF Austin Jackson NYY
No star potential here, but solid hitter and very good defender in CF. Plenty to like here.
42) LHP Mike Montgomery KC
Young lefty who throws hard and keeps the ball on the ground. All of that sounds great.
43) 3B Adrian Cardenas OAK
Doesnt excite me... but pretty good at everything. Gotta maintain the high AVGs - which he hasnt done in AAA...
44) OF Aaron Hicks MIN
Raw, but love his tools. Dont quite understand why people had him so high after his debut.
45) RHP Tim Melville KC
Royals sped up his delivery and its upped his velocity. Another young live arm with great upside, but very raw and lots of questions.
46) RHP Brandon Erbe BAL
Seemingly forgotten among the O's pitching prospects, this guy has some very good stuff and his results have been pretty impressive.
47) OF Ben Revere MIN
Not as high on him as most. Very good contact hitter, but complete lack of power is troubling.
48) Arodys Vizcaino NYY
Love the arm. Lets see what he does at the next level.
49) 3B Dayan Viciedo CWS
Starting to get it.
50) LHP Trevor Reckling LAA
Nice arm, but his velocity keeps him from being a higher rated prospect. I do love athletic pitchers with good mechanics.
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HONORABLE MENTIONS (In no particular order! Some I wanted to write about, others I didnt. Not meant to indicate any kind of order at all.)
RHP Wilmer Font TEX
-Fun arm. Lets see more.
C JP Arencibia TOR
-Never been a huge fan b/c of his lack of patience. Not surprised by his performance this year at all. He'll be an okay major league catcher but I dont know why people thought there was a star here.
RHP Zach McAllister NYY
-Sinkerballer who's been very good. Stuff holds him back, but looks like a good mid-back rotation type
RHP Jordan Walden LAA
-Still love this arm.
RHP Daniel Cortes SEA
-Big dude with good stuff, his control has left him this year but he's still missing tons of bats. Will be off a lot of radars after this year, but there's plenty to like.
3B Alex Liddi SEA
-High Desert mirage? Possibly. I liked him before that though, and I see real progress here.
3B Danny Valencia MIN
-Not a huge fan, but he keeps proving me wrong...
SS Yamaico Navarro BOS
-Great glove, bat is coming along nicely.
1B Anthony Rizzo BOS
-Sleeper... everything you want is there.
RHP Stolmy Pimental BOS
-Live arm, great stuff. Starting to figure it out.
RHP Felix Doubront BOS
-Another young live arm with great stuff who could add velocity
OF Grant Desme OAK
-Looking very good. Need to see more. Big time sleeper.
RHP Juan Ramirez SEA
-Good arm that didnt live up to expectations this season.
LHP Neil Ramirez TEX
-Not having a great season, but I was an admirer going into '09.
RHP Jeremy Bleich NYY
-Solid pitcher, but as was feared he has turned out all too hittable.
LHP TJ House CLE
-Good looking young arm.
LHP Kelvin De La Cruz CLE
-Injured, command a concern.
RHP Michael Main TEX
-Mystery fatigue disease has derailed him, but top notch stuff.
RHP Blake Beavan TEX
-I think he's ultimately a reliever.
OF Engel Beltre TEX
-Not sure what to think. Havent given up, of course. Still love the tools.
OF Wilkin Ramirez DET
RHP James Simmons OAK
1B/OF Sean Doolittle OAK
OF Greg Halman SEA
IF Carlos Triunfel SEA
OF Peter Bourjos LAA
C/1B Hank Conger LAA
RHP Will Smith LAA
RHP Tyler Chatwood LAA
RHP Carlos Rosa KC
RHP Danny Gutierrez KC
RHP David Bromberg MIN
LHP Tyler Robertson MIN
2B Scott Sizemore DET
OF Jordan Danks CWS
LHP Zach Britton BAL
LHP Kyle Lobstein TB
C Austin Romine NYY
Feedback is welcome, but a**hole comments will be met with the like. I apologize in advance for not listing your favorite prospect as high as you would like. This isnt meant as some sort of definitive list - consider it my preferences. Also, its still early and plenty of season is left... so although Im sure someone will dig up my comments at a later date, please remember this was a snapshot of one moment in time, and my list would probably be different tomorrow and different again the next day.
There are a lot of guys Im not settled on and I kept switching around. I could easily be convinced to swap them around again, so have at it.


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· 70-300 vs 100-400
I'm thinking about trying to trade our 100-400 for a 70-300. They're about the same price new. I'm thinking the 70-300 would make a better walking around lens being smaller and lighter. We have a 70-200 f2.8IS II, the 100-400, and 400 f/5.6.
Does anyone here have both the 70-300 and 100-400 and if so how do they compare?
Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Jul 19, 2011 at 08:37 PM
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· 70-300 vs 100-400
the 100-400, goes to 400, and thats about where its advantage ends. but thats not a minor advantage. the 70-300 is lighter and smaller and has a much better IS. in the over lapping range (100-300), it is also sharper with better microcontrast. however, I often find myself on the 400mm end of 100-400, so the extra 100mm is a big plus to me. If you can live with using the 400 5.6 (which with the exception of lack of IS, is a great lens) for occasions you need extra reach, the 70-300 makes a lot of sense. of course if you end up carrying both, (70-300 and 400 5.6) then you are better off sticking to 100-400
Jul 19, 2011 at 09:33 PM
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Why would you want a 70-300L when you already have a 70-200 f/2.8L II which even with 1.4x attached be at least as good? 100-400L is imo a much more useful lens if you shoot wildlife than 70-300L. It's only real advanatge is IS and weight. Price is dearer since it doesn't include the tripod ring as standard. My 100-400L IQ is about the same as my 400 f/5.6L, which is why I sold the latter.
Keep what you have, it's already a superb combo.
Jul 20, 2011 at 01:03 PM
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p.1 #4
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If I had a 100-400 I am not sure I would have bought the 70-300L, but since I did not I went for the 70-300L. My reasons were size and wieght. I like the IS on the 70-300 better and it is a sweet lens. Steven
Jul 20, 2011 at 03:34 PM
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p.1 #5
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Pixel Perfect wrote
Why would you want a 70-300L when you already have a 70-200 f/2.8L II which even with 1.4x attached be at least as good?
Because it's much lighter and goes to 70mm and 300mm (not 280) at the same time.
I bought the Tamron 70-300 VC to replace my 70-200 II in some situations for exact this reason.
Jul 20, 2011 at 04:56 PM
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p.1 #6
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Funny you started this thread. I was just thinking why anyone would buy a 70-300L instead of the 100-400L. Now I'm seeing why ...
Having never held or shot with the 70-300 I couldn't know how much lighter it is, but I've never felt the 100-400 was heavy by any stretch. It's also one of my sharpest zooms, and one of the few that reaches to 400. Only losing 30mm on the short end vs gaining 100mm on the long end doesn't seem worth a switch to me. How much shorter is the 70-300 vs the 100-400 fully retracted? Based on what I've read about the 70-200II, I'd simply add a 1.4x when you need a little extra reach and keep the 100-400 for the longer stuff. The 400 5.6 seems a little redundant to me ...
Jul 20, 2011 at 06:02 PM
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I guess I'll stay with what I have and save some money
Thanks for the replies.
Jul 20, 2011 at 06:13 PM
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p.1 #8
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If you seriously care about "smaller & lighter" per your OP you might want to give the 70-300L a try. As a current 70-200V2 owner and longtime 100-400 owner there is something very addictive/attractive about the 70-300L. it's just the complete package for what it was designed to be used for. Until you try one it's tough to convey but you'll rarely see a 70-300L owner that doesn't feel the same. The 70-200 isn't seeing much use since I picked one up.
Jul 20, 2011 at 06:34 PM
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Fr3d wrote
Because it's much lighter and goes to 70mm and 300mm (not 280) at the same time.
I bought the Tamron 70-300 VC to replace my 70-200 II in some situations for exact this reason.
Exactly, when i was doing a lot of sports and needed am f/2.8 70-200 I also had a 70-300 IS non-L for general run-around/general travel. Some days you are running all over, sometimes doing serious shooting along the way, the next minute eating at a cafe, then the zoo, then the forest, then a restaurant, the museum, then.... long tiring days perhaps, the 70-200 2.8 are bulky for that, too big to stash about, the weight gets annoying all day long doing that sort of thing.
(Speaking of 280mm vs 300mm though....
That said, I am getting more and more the feelign that the 70-300L cheats on the focal length a bit. Part of it is due to the rear focusing group (at 3' to target 300mm turns into 200mm and even at 10' 300mm turns into like 260mm and even at 25' 300mm turns into like 282mm and more surprisingly even at over 50' yesterday it still had less reach than the tamron at 300mm. I'm not sure it quite makes it to even 290mm ever, maybe if you focus on the moon. OTOH the 70mm on it also tends to give you a wider FOV over most distances than 70mm on the tamorn or canon 70-200s which might be helpful at times.)
I wonder about the comment that the 70-200 2.8 II even with 1.4x TC at 280mm is at least as good as the 70-300L too. Some say the f/4 IS is slightly better at 200mm then the f/2.8 IS II and the 70-300L appears to be a trace better than the f/4 IS at 200mm, at least at f/5 and f/5.6, if probably not at f/6.3 and up. So why would adding a TC reverse that? And comparing the 70-300L at 300mm to the f/4 IS + 1.4x TC the 70-300L is better. And swapping TC on and off is a pain. Granted the 70-200 2.8 IS II is as good as it gets on the wider to middle of the range perhaps even with TC it could match the f/4 IS or 70-300L although I'm a little doubtful. But really the main thing is the bulk of it.
Jul 20, 2011 at 06:40 PM
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If small and light was the order of the day the 70-300 DO would be worth consideration.
Do you ever use the 100-400L at any thing other than 400? If so then sell the prime, if not the 100-400L is the one I'd cull from the herd.
If weight was really a primary issue I would not have chosen the 70-200 MKII over the f4IS. The 70-200 f4IS is a dream travel lens and even with the 1.4x its razor sharp and you only loose 20mm compared to the 70-300.
Jul 20, 2011 at 06:50 PM
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p.1 #11
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Sorry, I have never had any good experience with a 1.4 extender. Maybe it is just me, but the focus gets slow and the IQ goes south at least for me. I have used the Canon extender with both the non-IS F4 and F2.8. Also the 70-300L is shorter than the bare 70-200.
Jul 20, 2011 at 07:39 PM
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p.1 #12
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I borrowed a 70-300 L from Canon recently. What I liked was that it fit upright in my camera bag, which neither my 70-200 f4 or 70-200 f2.8 do. What I found awkward was zooming as the zoom ring is in front of the focus ring.
Jul 20, 2011 at 07:41 PM
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p.1 #13
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70-200II, 60D (high density crop camera), kenko 1.4x dg 300, 280mm, f4 (wide open)
100% crop
I would say the 70-200 2.8 II with 1.4 x is excellent, except for the weight. to your original question of a traveling size and weight option, 70-300 is better.
Jul 20, 2011 at 11:23 PM
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DLP wrote
If small and light was the order of the day the 70-300 DO would be worth consideration.
The problem there is then you have to be willing to trade away a fair amount of image quality and yet pay ball park as much as the f/4 IS or 70-300L. But if you really want compact and light above all else and to extreme degree, than that is it.
The 70-200 f4IS is a dream travel lens and even with the 1.4x its razor sharp and you only loose 20mm compared to the 70-300.
it is, I'm testing to see if the 70-300L can replace it though. 300mm without swapping TC on and off is nice. So far:
the 70-300L compared to the f/4 IS appears to be:
noticeably better at 280mm (f/4 IS + 1.4x TC III);
better by a little bit at 200mm f/5-f/5.6 and worse by a tiny, tiny little bit f/6.3+;
(even in the center frame the f/4 and f/4.5 shots look a little darker than the either lens at f/5 so in terms of noise performance it is probably not a full 2/3 stop advantage over the 70-300L, maybe more like just over 1/3 of a stop, that said it does seem to deliver near the full 2/3 stops more background blur which is nice)
worse at 165mm;
a tiny bit worse at max mag ratio MFD (the f/4 IS is awful there wide open but once you are down to the f/5.6 the 70-300L can do then it seems to do tiny bit better, OTOH I get the feeling that the 70-300L is actually a 1/3 stop faster than rated there so that might change the results as they should be compared, maybe make it even);
testing more but it is probably worse at 135mm, similar to a trace better at 100mm and better at 70mm.
The 70-300L has a fair amount more CA on the widest end but a bit less on the longer end.
(The 70-200 f/4 IS appears to peak somewhere in the middle range, both just compared to itself and relative to the 70-300L. Rising up from 70mm or falling down from 200mm the f/4 IS seems to improve a bit. At f/5.6: Very tentatively, so far, the 70-300L seems to get better as you go 300mm to 200mm and then slightly worse as you head down to 165mm not sure the rest of the story. The Tamron 70-300 VC seems to get better just going merely from 300mm to 280mm but then seems to stay sort of put down to at least 165mm. The Tamron seems to hold it's own best either at the edges or when stopped down 2/3 of a stop.)
The 70-300L does weigh a bit more though. No focus limiter. It seems like the two focus at a similar speed on a 5D2, maybe a tiny trace faster for the f/4 IS on a 7D. AF speeds for the two seem similar on the 5D2 vs 7D though. All very close.
The f/4 IS + 1.4x TC III does focus more slowly, so 201mm-280mm that combo definitely focuses more slowly than the 70-300L. The 70-200 f/4 IS + TC combo seems to have same AF speed as the bare Tamron 70-300 VC. With no limiting ring the 70-300L is more prone to get lost though under bad scenarios I'd think, no clue why they left the limited off the 70-300L. Focusing ring is even smoother and IS is quieter on the 70-300L vs f/4 IS.
(The Tamron 70-300VC has more reach than either with its true 300mm vs 280mm for the f/4 IS+TC and a seemingly less than 300mm for the 70-300L, at least at most target distances. Then again the 70-300VC is blurrier than the 70-300L at 300mm so that mitigates most of the small reach advantage and even when reach limited the 70-300L results still tend to look a bit more pleasing and it's certainly better when you intend to use the entire frame at 300mm, at least at 25' distance, some say the Tamron does great at 300mm at 100' and over, not sure yet.)
Not needing to swap a TC on and off is joy.
Jul 20, 2011 at 11:55 PM
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Shot this yesterday (handheld, shooting through my deer fence) 100% crop.1/60 sec at 300mm. Tripod ring is not needed as lens is light and the IS is GOOD. This lens and the 24-70L are my only zooms, who needs more? Although I may buy a third party extender since the Canon one won't fit, but I'll probably loose some image quality.
Jul 21, 2011 at 12:17 AM
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I 've owned 2 copies of the 100-400 and it has been around Greece with me for all my trips. Its not heavy for a long haul in the 40 degree weather and is pretty good 90% of the shooting I do on my hikes with the wife. IS is adequate and I have many keepers using it. Hopefully u have a sharp copy as they can vary in IQ. The push pull does not bother me but it if anything it is kind of long in the bag but not terribly. The lens was Ok for BIFS but I wished it was a bit snappier at times.
I picked up the 70-300L in Hong Kong and it pretty much stayed on the lens for the entire trip. Very Sharp, Great walkaround (I was using 5D MKII) and took a lot of Action shots with it that very pretty good for a non prime (I had my 400 5.6 with me as well) It is small and compact and despite the weird zoom ring near the end I got to like it.
Heading back to To Greece shortly and despite the 100mm loss on the long end, Cropping is my friend and with the sharpness of the lens, I am not worried! I use my 400 5.6 with a 1.4TC and get great results (of course a monopod or good tree is your friend...
) for those more elusive feather friends.
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The ACC announced that they'll be sticking with the 8 conference game model for football. This is something that Florida State fans should appreciate for the long term, as it returns at least some flexibility to FSU's scheduling for the future.
But what about the short-term? The decision by the ACC to rescind the 9 game schedule instantly placed 14 league teams in the position of needing to add a game to next year's schedule just 11 months before next season starts. FSU fans should know what happens when games need to be replaced at the last minute. I think this move could be particularly problematic for FSU.
Right now, FSU has non-conference games against Wofford, Nevada, and Florida set for 2013. Nevada wants out, but getting out would require them to find an FBS replacement that won't cost FSU any more money, and I do not see that happening. The Florida game is set for Gainesville. While Nevada is a very solid mid-major and it will be fun to watch FSU against the masters of the Pistol offense, I do not believe that game will significantly move season ticket sales. The Wofford game obviously won't move the ticket sale meter, either.
We know that FSU will have to play Clemson, NC State, Boston College, Wake Forest, Maryland, and Syracuse. This is where things get a little interesting. I think it is likely that the ACC moves to a balanced intra-divisional home-away schedule. In other words: three divisional home games, and three divisional road games. Assuming the current home-away schedule sticks, FSU would play away at Clemson, Wake Forest, and Boston College. That leaves home games against Maryland, NC State, and Syracuse.
FSU will only have two cross-divisional games. One of them is against Miami, and that is scheduled to be at home. The other would have to be on the road. FSU had expected to host Virginia Tech at home next season, but because Miami is a home game, it seems likely that Virginia Tech will have to come off the schedule.
An away game at Georgia Tech was expected to rotate on to the schedule next season, but I am not convinced that one sticks, either. Georgia Tech's primary cross-over rival is Clemson, and that game would, based on the normal rotation, be scheduled in Atlanta next season. These things can be shaken up, so FSU fans in Atlanta won't want to howl just yet, but I suspect it is maybe a bit more likely that FSU plays in North Carolina or perhaps Pittsburgh next season.
The real problem for FSU - at least in terms of season ticket sales - is the home schedule. If, as I strongly believe, Virginia Tech comes off the schedule, FSU loses its second biggest sales pitch game of 2013. The home schedule is likely to look like this:
NC State
Unknown Opponent
That "Unknown Opponent" needs to be a home game so that FSU can meet its quota of 7 home games. But to sell tickets, I think FSU is going to need to schedule a name-brand team to fill that slot. The likely only way to get that done is to set up a home-and-home.
Of course, the market of name-brand teams looking to set up home-and-home series with FSU isn't terribly big. Especially with the limitation that the game must be in Tallahassee in 2013. Just a suggestion, but after taking a very quick look look at FBSchedules, it seems like Texas A&M might have the room for just such a series (Texas is apparently stuck in tantrum mode for the foreseeable future). Stanford might be another option. Caveat: who knows how accurate that site is.
Note: one option that has been discussed is for some ACC teams to play against each other in 2013 as a non-conference opponent. In a pinch that might be fine, but unless FSU somehow gets Virginia Tech to volunteer to play in Tallahassee in 2013, I don't see it as solving the problem for FSU, which is selling tickets.
Am I off-base, or should Monk Bonasorte be placing calls to some high profile programs right now with a 2013-14 home-and-home contract in hand?


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Are there any softwares where you can boost the bass output out of your subwoofer or speakers or anything. I would really like my speakers to have more bass than it does.
Are there any softwares where you can boost the bass output out of your subwoofer or speakers or anything. I would really like my speakers to have more bass than it does.
there's a plugin for winamp i found helps boosts bass, etc., by carifying it...
my volume control has a bassboost slider
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yup I use this plugin too. To boost the bass for use with my headphones.Originally Posted by nsane
DFX is good, IMO.
You would have to crack it ,of course, to utilize it's full potential. Other than that, just perform a Google search for "media player plugins".
buy better speakers
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This is a good idea also.Originally Posted by FKDUP74
Preferrably something amplified or boosted in part by it's own power source. Many times, the little default set that comes with many PC's and PC bundles are simply not worth two rat-shits and IMO, you could get better sound quality from a ten year-old AM car radio.
$12-$20USD, depending upon the make/model that interests you, at your local Walmart. Worth the investment if you do not want your .mp3/.wma files to sound like your grandfather's old vinyl 45's.
I know on Windows you can adjust the bass or select the "bass boost" feature.
On Linux I havn't mucked around much with audio enhancements because my Sub has a "bass boost" feature and can also adjust the bass % etc.
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Southwestern Spaghetti Recipe
Chili powder and cumin give a mild Mexican flavor to this colorful one-skillet supper sent in by Beth Coffee of Hartford City, Indiana. With chunks of fresh zucchini, it's a nice change of pace from typical spaghetti dishes.
- 3/4 pound ground beef
- 2-1/4 cups water
- 1 can (15 ounces) tomato sauce
- 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 package (7 ounces) thin spaghetti, broken into thirds
- 6 small zucchini (about 1 pound), cut into chunks
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Remove beef and keep warm. In the same skillet, combine the water, tomato sauce, chili powder, garlic powder, salt if desired and cumin; bring to a boil. Stir in spaghetti; return to a boil.
- Boil for 6 minutes.
- Add the zucchini. Cook 4-5 minutes longer or until spaghetti and zucchini are tender, stirring several times. Stir in beef; sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 5 servings.
Originally published as Southwestern Spaghetti in Quick Cooking November/December 2002, p35
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I followed the recipe exactly and it was quite good. I will definitely make it again. So glad I found another way to make spaghetti (my husband's favorite).
Reviewed Jun. 13, 2011
Nobody liked this. I am giving it a three-star instead of a two-star because I did have to substitute tomato paste & water for the tomato sauce. That may have changed the taste somewhat.
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I did like this very much I liked having the zucchini for something different, but it is a little bland to me. It needs a bit more flavor. Next time I will add some more seasonings, but besides that it was good.
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Product contains magnesium stearate
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Posted by Jeffrey-Singapore on Oct 08, 2013
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I ordered this product as the ingredients list shown on iHerb did not include magnesium stearate. But when I got the actual product, I saw that the ingredients list label stating that it does contain magnesium stearate. I am disappointed that iHerb has either sent me the wrong product (I understand that Nutrition Now has an original formula which includes magnesium stearate, but that bottle has a blue cap), or Nutrition Now has sent iHerb the wrong information. Either way, I would not order this again if it does contain magnesium stearate.
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This review is not about the product quality. It's probably a good product for the intended uses. I am just warning for people who try them and notice sleep problems, It really affects my sleep and I just take hours to fall asleep. It's probably a side effect because I read other people having the same issue. I cant take them. Hope it helps
Best yogurt starter.
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Made really delicious soy yogurt with this! Just 1 capsule to one litre of milk. I am getting more bang for my buck by culturing more bacteria in yogurt. One capsule now lasts me 2 weeks in the form of yogurt! Awesome stuff!
A good product and good price
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I bought this for my dad to help repopulate his gut with good bacteria following a clostridium dificile infection that was brought on by antibiotics following surgery. He has been taking this for six months, along with two other probiotics and he is doing much better now. Please be aware if you are considering surgery that life threatening antibiotic resistant clostridium dificile infections are very common. We were told that by numerous doctors after the fact. It would have been helpful to know in advance and that's why I'm including it here.
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A few weeks ago, Food for the Hungry was hand-picked from among three non-governmental organizations as having the best educational programs in a specific area of Ethiopia.
"Praise the Lord for the recognition!" says Feye Tolla, director of FH's child-development programs in Ethiopia.
In the Oromia region and around the world, FH teaches parents and community leaders the importance of education and, when necessary, helps the community furnish local schools with blackboards, desks, reference books and other supplies.
In this particular region, FH strongly advocated for the establishment of a high school, as the closest one was 28 miles away and inaccessible to poor families. The distance also made high school nearly impossible for girls, as tradition says they should marry as early as possible.
In fact, fathers and children have begun attending 9th grade together, thanks to this new opportunity.
FH has worked in this area since 2006, introducing improved agricultural practices to help farmers provide better food for their families and earn more in the marketplace, training leaders and supporting local churches, and strengthening the educational system. The judges who awarded this trophy made a point to commend not only FH's material support but also its work in advocacy and awareness–things that cannot be seen but have abundant impact.
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Jackson Police say officers took the man into custody after workers said he held up the Popeye's Restaurant on I-55 just before 9 a.m.
Investigators say 24-year-old Pierre Johnson was caught by a Precinct 4 officer after running from the restaurant on foot with the cash. He was taken to JPD Headquarters for questioning.
Police say Johnson ran from the interview room and exited the building while they were escorting other witnesses to other rooms.
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Fabrashay A Live at Kobo for "Black Tuesday" on 12/28/10. performing his freestyle entitled "Robin Givens".
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Curren$y releases his 2nd video "Hold On" featuring Young Roddy and Trademark Da Skydiver off his new album Pilot Talk II. It's DOPE check it out !!!!!!!!!
The homies and CO natives Fly.U dropped the dope Value Pack VI a few weeks ago and have hit us with our second visual in as many months.The message is clear; they're here, and they're not going anywhere. #TGTC
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Penn State's former president Graham Spanier initiated a libel and defamation case Thursday against Louis Freeh, the former FBI director who a year ago produced a report for the school that was highly critical of Spanier's role in the child sex abuse scanStory | Conversation | July 11, 2013
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Penn State has released a document sought by some of its critics detailing the agreement with former FBI director Louis Freeh to investigate the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, a review that cost the school about $8.1 million.Story | Conversation | March 11, 2013
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A MAN who was stabbed in Gloucester last week has died in hospital in Bristol.
Officers were called to an incident at an address on Nettleton Road in Gloucester at around 8.55pm on Monday, January 13 and discovered two men aged 30 and 47, who had suffered stab wounds.
Both were taken to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. The 30-year-old man was later transferred to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol where he sadly died at around 11.50pm yesterday night (January 20).
Police are still eager to hear from anyone who was in the area or at the scene of the incident.
Anyone with information is asked to call 101, quoting incident number 418 of January 13.
51-year-old Anthony Keith Poole of Melbourne Street East in Gloucester has been charged with Wounding with Intent and has been remanded in custody.
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IRONMAN Triathlon, 8 Lap Memory Quartz Watch
I really like this about TIMEX
the battery information is always on the back: CR2016. After having opened the watch, I doubt I would take it down to 200 meters. With all these large buttons (on the side and on the front), pressing one unintentionally under water is just too high a risk. This case back looks actually better then the one on the first Indiglo, better then the one on the iControl and also better then the one on the "Campmor" Quartz chronograph.
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Mademoiselle Satine
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You are completely at my mercy, while you have to follow my lessons step by step,
obediently moving by foot with collar and leash.
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I am a sadist, and i make no excuses
My clear reflection is a Crystal clear definition of a GODDESS, a devoted big
breasted woman with superpower, will-power
and a natural passion and love for power
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Glory Hole
Dr. Wilhelm, a regular guest of Madame, would like to fuck an attractive Translady in his Gloryhole deep in his mouth . The guest paid, and Madame selects for this very delicate job * Corinne, the perverse TV bitch
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The sadistic business woman
While the unsuspecting book age, as every day, devotest his capricious boss is approaching, he also hoped today, a tiny glance at her panties ... "This time, however, * ALL * completely different"!
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Mothers Discipline
Dimensions of Discipline by Mother.My previous version of many aspects of my different types of disciplining. Membersection: Role-Play/Psychodrama,Corrections Institution, school nurse, school bully, teacher, superhero, cosplay...
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Vienna Nights
New Gallery of Mistress in Leather "Vienna nights" For more information visit my Membersection to view the gallery photo. 20 outdoor pictures.
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The beginning of the tutoring hours
The former professor landing this time their students for him in a free clothing. Right at the beginning of the tutoring hours, it turns out that the young students simply nothing except moan In the head-woman professor had shown him immediately, where - with her!
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Total Control
Fixed with wide spread legs at the gynocological chair ladys TV maid Jenny is forced to hold back her randyness. To increase penalty a chastitybelt made of steel is locked all over her prick. Mistress sets her free to be raped anal by one of her slaves.
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Mistress in Leather
Mistress in elegant fetishoutfit,present the new acquired torture instruments. (hard core life)!
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Black leather
You are completely at my mercy, while you have to follow my lessons step by step, obediently moving by foot with collar and leash.
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Limited hornyness
Limited hornyness TV-cunt Jenny gets presented fixed with chains at the assembly of the cage. Mistress pulls her slave at the lead out of the cage and orders him to masturbate Jenny and blow her cock,to get the slut used in
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I am a sexual sadist
The hissing thwack of the cane as it whistles through the air to land upon a hapless slaves buttocks is a common sound at The Studio.
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For the devoted
sissy maid
I expect from the lady or the gentleman: fairness and respectful with sissy maid marlene.
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Sissy Transformation
Jenny has to learn how to strut and drop a curtsy,how to handle madam's slave and shows how turning him on,and seduce him with hand and tongue.
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Domination is my Nature
You are completely at my mercy, while you have to follow my lessons step by step, obediently moving by foot with collar and leash.
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Transmistress Caroline und Fetishlady in action
First aid man just getting unexpected lesson of domination by a Transmistress,under assistence of Fetishlady.
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Young Boy like Mom - "Inzest"
Young boy like Mom ""Insest" The young son, learn to drink the saliva and the golden sparkling wine of its attractive mother. In this meeting it may admire,licks mom, and finally also still requests he to spray its sperm before their.
Controll by smoking Mistress
Much to the Coronal's surprise, his plan is obtained along with his name, rank and serial number. A Smokie interrogation by the Tobacco Mistress is too much. No mortal man can resist becoming a Smoke slave to the cause.
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Today you have to deliver 700 Euro
Madame Sanders gives last instructions to her naughty TV-maid. (prostitution before the deferment of payment hotel).
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CBT Domination
In this session, the slave is accurately heavily humiliated by madame. Followed of learning:extremely Bondage, and painful-constant plays,testicle and the nipples. A cruel play! Extrem CBT Domination.
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Slave like my Feet
Studiosession in the afternoon.Mistress in black thigh-high boots,and black latex skirt awaiting the slave.Extremely humiliating plays following.
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Toiletgames with Trans Daniela
Daniela can be spoiled once more again by one of your costumers.She is forcing especially thereby ,completely passive licking and cock sucking games.
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Governess Training
Laura was instructed again by madame in the Studio. Mademoiselle Caroline, gives Deepthroat fucked to Translady Laura. Both ladies have fun at this play.
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Brutal Hanging
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Deepthroat fucked
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Downstairs at Night
Discipline at night is the most important cornerstone for realizing long term goals with a slave and without it any time spent is only play.
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Charming Hotel-plays
Translady Daniela, can be admired in the hotel from the customer. she have exact instructions of mistress sanders.
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Roles Play Fetishlady
Madame practiced strict discipline training, by here young slaves….
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Elegant Woman
Elegant dressed, and in high boots is forced the slave to facecitting.
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The measures for this, begin on the street,and is already resumed in the Studio.
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Cocooning torture
Cocooned and breathless under gasmask the slave is trained by his mistress in pain of weights to show capacity.
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Bitchy degraded
Having not well served in licking the feet of his mistress, she is amusing In forcing him to train with a rubbher-doll
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Mistress in Leather - Ein Leben im Korsett - a life in corset
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Fetishlady Shooting
Exclusive Quality Stockings, Pantyhose and High Heel Photos
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Intimates supervision
While beeing embarrassing the hidden vices of here pupil.
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The Game
Captured and bounded the mistressis caning the dirty guy with sadistically pleasure.
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Gyno and electrical plays
madame fixes to her slaves on the Gvnostuhl, and in the connection electrical tortures expect it..
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Torture and special plays
the slave learns the precise instructions of "Mistress in Leather".
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Domination *Laura* by Mademoiselle Caroline and Fetishlady
Laura under pressure of two Mistresses. Transmistress Caroline likes more and more spankingsessions for slavegirl Laura!.
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Learning by punishment
Strict corporal painful education by the mistress makes a pupil learning soon..
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Torture in the forest
The tied up slave ist racked with pain just by the mood by of his mistress.
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Trans prostitution
In the room of the motel TV-whore Daniela is getting abused by a guest under the control of her mistress.
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Pain in the forest
With ropes and chains bounded on a tree movelessly the slave has to endure the torment of hot wax weights and clamps.
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Slave... learning by doing
During his first session mistress teachs to the ignorant slave the perfect basics of a good education.
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Slave likes Facefucking
Its current tasks for the slaves, seem to be for the time being everything other than bad for here. this change however watching.
Smoking Mistress
the slave is showen by his mistress what she is expecting from a living ashtray. He is getting disciplined by smoke an burning ashes.
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Brutally bound and tortured
Captured in the stock mistress forces here slave to inhalate the smoke of here cigarett under vinyl getting amused in torturing the defencelessly.
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Enforced massage
Kneeling on the black vinyl bed Daniela the horny TV-girl is awaiting the abuse by here mistress
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Beasty Greediness
The incorrigible horny serf of Mistress gets disciplinet as necesessary,the cater in the stable to shoult where he belongs
Ms. Debbie private
Anytime pictures from Debbie. she is naked. she is in the Internet, and this is singular life of beauty, Debbie!
Lauras Punishment
Mademoiselle Caroline punishes TV-slave Laura, and fixes it at arms and legs. Madame gives her instructions.
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The mistery Nun
At here walk the decadent Nun is watched, but she takes here pursuer to task and humiliates him publicly with champagne.
Mistress shower spezial
The cleaner is perfecting his ways under strict control.
Rewarded by an exclusiv shower of champaign by his mistress he is allowed to masturbate.
Suffer and Relish
Mistress allowes here horny crossdressing slave to enjoy the balance between pain and greediness.
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Hotel Surprise
Nighttime Vienna Hotel
*Suprise for the inexperienced slaves*
Corrine Torture
Transslave Corrine +Torture+ by Mistress in Leather
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Listen to your Mistress
Mistress in Leather and red Shoes: Cookbondage in the Pillory to force him to obey.
Laura Gloryhole
Transslave Laura,gets into Gloryhole by Assistents,where she is humiliated by Mademoiselle Caroline
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Ms. Debbie posing
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