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Exclusive Interview by James Slater - Hector "Macho" Camacho Junior is back in action this Saturday, when he takes on tough journeyman Sammy Sparkman. The 30-year-old son of a boxing legend is sure a win over Sparkman will be the start of some big things for him in 2009. Now refocused towards his training, Camacho jr. is especially hopeful of landing the much talked about Julio Cesar Chavez jr fight.
Though he feels Chavez is avoiding him, Camacho, 47-3-1(27) lives in hope that the fight will take place. Very kindly taking time out from training today to speak with this writer, Camacho had the following answers to my questions..
James Slater: It's great to speak with you, Hector. How's training gone for the fight against Sammy Sparkman?
Hector Camacho JR: It's been going great. I've been busting my ass for this fight!
J.S: Sammy Sparkman is a tough guy, who has been in with the best in the world such as Cotto. What do you expect from the fight on Saturday?
H.C: I expect the very best Sammy Sparkman to be honest with you. He's a good fighter, he's a good name. And he knows he's going in with a big name - and he's coming to win. You know, I learnt the hard way that there is no such thing as an easy fight, a tune-up fight. So I refuse to look past Sammy Sparkman, I really do.
J.S: What weight will the fight be at?
H.C: It will be at 154. I can make 154 comfortably. I could get down to 147, but I'm not going hurt myself getting down right now. I'm still hoping for a fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Junior. That's one fight I will look ahead to!
J.S: You are still hopeful for that fight to take place then?
H.C: Of course. That fight is too good not to take place! There is so much history behind that fight, there is too much money for it not to happen also. His father beat my father, it's Mexico versus Puerto Rico - there is just so much to that fight.
J.S: Can you just clear up the Yori Boy Campas thing. You never signed the contract?
H.C: I never signed for the fight, and it's being handled by my lawyer right now. If they [Campas' people] say they have proof I signed for the fight let them show it, you know. It's just bogus. I'd fight him, but not with just one week's notice. They're just using my name and trying to tarnish it.
J.S: At age 30, and after over 50 pro fights, do you feel as good as ever?
H.C: I feel like I'm in my prime right now. I'm a mature man now, so much more so than in the early days. I know 30 is not old, but at the same time the clock is ticking. I want either a world title fight in 2009 - I'm knocking on the door - or I want to fight a big name at least. Most of all I want to stay busy. I train so hard now, and that's a big difference. Hector Camacho Junior at 173 (which Junior fought at at one time) was me out of shape. I expect big things this year. It's kind of funny, but just lately I've felt hungrier than ever. I'm re-dedicated right now.
J.S: How long do you intend to fight on for?
H.C: Until the desire and the hunger runs out. I've won fights just on talent in the past, but that caught up with me in the end. As long as I have the hunger to train like I am doing now, I will continue to fight.
J.S: How tough was it following in your great father's shoes?
H.C: It was tough. People were always comparing us. Wherever I went, my father's name came up. But I don't feel the pressure now. It's different now, I'm my own man. The pressure is off me now, because everyone has already written me off. Now everyone wants to fight me, because they think they can beat me. Back in the day, no-one wanted to fight me - Arturo Gatti, no-one.
J.S: Do you and your dad spar?
H.C: We do, but there's respect there now. So I don't really like to. It's not fun anymore, there's too much respect now.
J.S: After over 12 years as a pro, who is the toughest guy you have faced?
H.C: (long pause, followed by a sigh) I can't really answer that, to be fair. I was my own worst enemy in a way. I can't name one toughest opponent.
J.S: getting back to the Chavez JR fight. Do you think he will risk a loss against you?
H.C: I think he's doing everything he can to avoid me. He don't wanna fight me, man. The fight should happen though. I mean, even if he lost at least he'd be losing to a name. He has almost lost twice already, and the way he's going he's going to lose, maybe to just a top-15 fighter. If he did lose to me, we could meet again for a second fight. Boxing needs big fights like this though. MMA is taking over. Sure, boxing will never die out, with fighters like Hatton and Pacquiao, but we always need big fights. This fight [junior Vs. Junior] is too big and too good not to happen!
J.S: I know you don't want to look ahead. But if you do win, and quickly, on Saturday - how soon will you get back in the ring?
H.C: I'm looking at late February. I want to stay sharp , and like I say, some big things are ahead of me this year.
J.S: Thanks very much for your time, Hector. Best wishes for the rest of your career.
H.C: You have a blessed day.
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MANILA, Philippines — Size doesn't matter for Barako Bull's five-foot-six point guard Emman Monfort.
Monfort continued his torrid start in the 2013 PBA Governors' Cup to help the Energy gain solo second place just a half game behind the top spot.
The 24-year-old Monfort, who earned the Accel-PBA Press Corps Player of the Week citation (August 26-September 1) proved that his early success was no fluke as he outshone Barangay Ginebra San Miguel's LA Tenorio in their match up last Saturday where the Energy cruised to a 104-91 rout.
"First, he is a hard worker in practice," said Barako Bull consultant Rajko Toroman. "Second, he is showing size is not the most important thing if you are skills-smart. And last, if you have character you can do a lot."
"He is starting to be the player I had expected that can make a big impact in the PBA," Energy coach Bong Ramos said. "Emman is working hard everyday in practice. He invests a lot during our training, that's why he is playing great right now," added Ramos. "The system is good for him, too. He embraces it."
Monfort, the 16th overall pick in the 2012 PBA Draft, re-set his career-high for the third time in four games with 25 points built on five three-pointers to go along with two rebounds, two assists and a couple of steals.
"It's the opportunity that coach Toroman gave me. I work hard to pay back the opportunity he gave me," said the former Ateneo Blue Eagle Monfort.
Monfort, who is averaging 17.0 points, 3.25 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.0 steal per game, beat out Alaska's Cyrus Baguio and Meralco's Cliff Hodge for the weekly honors.
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What should be the compression values of the Yanmar 3GM30F?
I dont have the book with me But I think it was in the 425-485 psi range.
Had values of 300, 300 and 250..so I quess those are considered low. Sounds like time for a a refit...Arrrrggggg
I have that engine. compression is supposed to be between 390 and 470. You sound low. Also one of them is significantly lower than the other two. Is your valve clearance what its supposed to be? (.2mm)
Was that done dry in the cylinders?........i2f
It also makes a differance on wether the engine is warm.
Five years ago my pre-purchase survey for the 1985 3GMF was #1-345, #2-320, #3-380. 320 was considered at the bottom of the range. The engine has run fine (knock on wood) since then. Oil tests come back good.
What page in the Service Manual can the compression values be found? Must be missing something..can't seem to find them...
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — Some of the defendants in a lawsuit filed by the estate of a Washington state couple who died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a Boone motel two years ago want the case moved from Charlotte.
The Charlotte Observer reported (http://bit.ly/1PWCE7m) the defendants have filed a request that the case be moved to Boone, where most of the defendants live.
The lawsuit was filed by the estate of Daryl and Shirley Jenkins of Longview, Washington. They died in 2013 when carbon monoxide leaked into their room from a swimming pool water heater on the floor beneath them at the Best Western Plus Blue Ridge Plaza.
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Thoughts from Dave Nonis' presser
Cam Charron
May 16 2013 11:49AM
It was locker clear out day in Toronto Thursday morning, which means the coaches and players are available to talk about the disappointment of not getting the job done.
Randy Carlyle and Dave Nonis also spoke. I'll focus more on Nonis because ultimately, he's the guy who runs the team and makes the final decisions. Nonis is a very reserved talker and is as conservative with words as he is as a manager—it's rare he'll open up or deviate from the script.
Here are Nonis' thoughts on Phil Kessel, the Meltdown, his strategy and what they'll do going into the draft:
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May 16 2013 09:41AM
Say Good Night Gracie
I guess it would be foolish not to start off this post with at least addressing Game Seven, though frankly, I'm over it. There is nothing this franchise can do anymore that legitimately surprises me. While a collapse like this is unprecedented and unlikely statistically, it doesn't change the fact that the Leafs struggle defensively, and the Bruins are a more talented team that Toronto is incapable of matching when they are firing on all cylinders.
I've divorced myself from the last ten minutes of the Leafs season, which is a pleasant change after normally trying to rid my brain of entire Leaf seasons, instead I'll put myself back in the mindset I was in after Game Four. "At least the Leafs didn't get swept." Despite picking the Leafs to win the series in six, all I ever wanted out of this series was to avoid a sweep, for the Leafs to not be embarrassed by Seguin, Hamilton, and Rask, and for Phil Kessel to prove that he can play against Zdeno Chara. All of those things happened, and we got to watch some really good hockey before heading into summer hiatus.
Sober second thoughts: The "Meltdown in Beantown"
Cam Charron
May 15 2013 10:12AM
I don't want to re-hash "The Game" or analyze what went wrong for Toronto in the waning minutes of Game 7 against the Boston Bruins. I will indicate, however, that it's not like all levels of the Leafs capitulated in the end—offence, defence and goaltending.
A series of highly unlikely events took place in a sequenced order that makes the probability of Game 7's ending even more unlikely.
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May 14 2013 09:58PM
Something happened on Monday that I won't direclty mention, because the majority of you are showing signs of post-traumatic stress. But it's lead to the focus in Toronto hockey to go, at least for a bit, to the Marlies. They're in the second round against the Grand Rapids Griffins, and after suffering a 7-0 game 1 loss, rebounded to tie the series heading into Wednesday's game three. As it stands, the Marlies still appear to be favourites to win the series, but you know what could make them better? The return of some key players to push them over the top.
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by thewhitetie - 4/2/12 11:17 AM
So, I had a pair of logitech ultimate ears 100 that I broke two days ago. They lasted for about 2 years.
Anyway, I really liked how noise cacnelling they were. They were pretty much like shooting range earplugs. I like that.
Anyway, I was wondering if there is anything out there. Here are my requirments.
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Wilson BLX Six.One 95 16x18 (309g)?
Hi, don´t know what think of this, anyone heard anything? New product or just under spec.?
its the team version here
nope bartelby, it's different than the team.
I think so 2, we have two team versions 16x18 and 18x20 and they weigh 289g unstrung, this one seems to fit in between the team and the standard one.
Many of the European/non US racquets come in a different spec then we get here. Just like the Yonex 97 tour (310).
It is unfortunate that we don't get these "middle" racquets that usually fall between the lighter 300 gram and heavier 330+ gram versions.
I was just told by TWE that the 309g version was previously only available in Asia but has been made available to Europe by popular demand.
It's the Japan spec version.
Has anybody played with it? Maybe post a review? It has pretty interesting specs...
My racket arrived 2 days ago and i have been playing with it. I love the racket. I always loved Wilson but they didn't have any racket with the specs i like. The regular six one 95 is too heavy for me and the team version is too light. This one is perfect. Huge control, amazing spin, the classic feel, very solid and a very good power for a 95 inch head. I can put the ball where i want, good touch and feel and power serve. I AM IN LOVE!
congrats, i remember seeing that racquet last year and thinking it would be a heck of a stick. I am guessing the strung SW is 328 or so?
Yes, it should be about that. I am using the new Tourna Big Hitter Rough with it and it gives some extra spin to the racket.
I play with one and love it. I had a Head Pres Pro for a long time and really liked it..just became too heavy for me. I tried the Head Rad and it was too light. Tried my friends BLX 309gr and it felt really comfortable. I live near Bangkok and they used to sell it here. Seems they have stopped carrying it in the major tennis shops. I have a friend from Germany who will bring me a new model from TWE.
This is the Japanese version. I bought one in Hanoi when I lived there. Was a lovely racquet to play with but I felt I needed something a little heavier in the end and sold it to a mate. It was the best serving stick I've ever used I have to say and had tons of power.
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Savitri Jindal, the wife of Shri O. P. Jindal, is ranked as the 19th richest Indian person according to Forbes. Jindal Stainless Limited(JSL) is the largest integrated stainless steel manufacturing company in India and ranks 8th on the globe.
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MANILA, Philippines—Ten maltreated overseas Filipino workers (OFWS) from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have filed cases against their recruiters and principals following their repatriation to the Philippines.
In a report to Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) chief Hans Leo Cacdac said the cases have been filed before the POEA's Docket and Enforcement Division.
Cacdac added that the agency has provided lawyers to help the OFWs pursue their cases.
"The 10 OFWs who filed the cases were among 20 migrant workers who ran away from abusive employers in the United Arab Emirates and were earlier repatriated to the Philippines," Baldoz said.
She identified them as Nerissa Molleda, Maria Malaya Padilla, Diana Lou Publico, Angela Uyammi, Clarence Viscarra, Mary Chell Afable, Lariza Arceo, Janet Bentero, Jonnalyn Belmosao, and Maida Esmael.
Charged before the POEA were: Futuristic International; Cyber Manpower; Noveau Riche International; Al Mashel Agency; Marhaba Recruitment Agency; Golden Tower Engineering Consultant; Dalandanan Manpower; Al Alammi Labour Recruitment/Ramil Amohtasib; CXM International Recruitment Services, Inc.; Expert Human Resource Consultancy Recruitment; Sky Resources Manpower; Ras Al Khaimah; Konnexion Manpower; Mohammed Naveed Nahrula Siddqi/Dar Almadina; Greenworld Agency; Rashi Mohammed Ali Salim Alkhaya; Dalandan International, et al; Al Amani Labour Recruitment/Royal Emirates Supermarket LLC/Fahad; and Shames Al Sobeh/Madam Rashia.
Cacdac noted that some of the recruiters had no POEA license and record of deployment.
He also cited Futuristic International, and Noveau Riche, which were found to be under documentary suspension by the POEA since November 19, 2011, and July 30, 2012, respectively, due to earlier cases.
Earlier, Labor Attaché to Dubai Delmer Cruz confirmed the repatriation to the country of the 20 maltreated OFWs.
The majority of the abused OFWs were illegally recruited women workers who risked going abroad as tourists and ending up abused and maltreated.
"We continue to stringently warn OFWs against falling prey to illegal recruiters and to immediately report any sign or suspicion of illegal recruitment activity to the POEA," Cacdac said.
He stressed that recruiters who have continued to recruit OFWs even if their licenses have been suspended or canceled, would be deemed guilty of "blatant defiance of the law."
Meanwhile, Baldoz reminded the DOLE's labor attaches in 38 Philippine Overseas Labor Offices (POLOs) of her earlier directive for them to go all out and prevent or pre-empt such illegal recruitment activities in coordination with Philippine Missions abroad and the POEA.
Baldoz, who sits as the POEA chair, emphasized that POLOs have been empowered to cancel the accreditation of any employer found violating the rules on the hiring and deployment of OFWs without having to go back to the POEA in the Philippines.
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WASHINGTON Even after his Braves' latest feeble offensive display helped cut their once-hefty lead over the Cardinals in the NL wild-card race to one game, Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez insisted that his players are loose.
"They're fine," Gonzalez said.
Sure didn't look that way Sunday.
The four hitters at the top of Atlanta's lineup - Michael Bourn, Martin Prado, Chipper Jones and Dan Uggla - went a combined 0 for 16 with five strikeouts, and the Braves lost for the 10th time in 15 games, 3-0 to the Washington Nationals.
"This was a very brutal loss for us," said rookie first baseman Freddie Freeman, who produced one of Atlanta's four singles off Ross Detwiler (4-5) and three Nationals relievers.
The last 15 Braves batters made outs, seven on strikeouts. Atlanta has scored a total of one run in its past three defeats.
There were two key innings that stood out Sunday: In the third, the Braves loaded the bases with no outs; in the fifth, they had men on second and third with none out.
And they wound up with nothing to show for it, either time.
"Since it's crunch time, there's a little bit of added pressure there," Uggla said. "You need to get those runs in or more than likely it's going to come back to haunt you. ... Right now, these next three games, we've got to get it done."
That won't necessarily be easy for the Braves, who led the Cardinals by 10 1-2 games on Aug. 26.
Atlanta finishes the regular season with a three-game home series starting Monday against Cliff Lee and the NL East champion Philadelphia Phillies.
"Somehow," Freeman said, "you've got to put it behind you and do your best to come out and try to beat Cliff Lee tomorrow."
St. Louis, meanwhile, closes with three games at the Houston Astros, who have the majors' worst record. The Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2 on Sunday, their 15th victory in 20 games.
"Every missed opportunity in September - it's big," Gonzalez said.
His hitters failed to produce in the clutch Sunday.
The chance in the third came via David Ross' single and some serious wildness by Detwiler, who walked No. 8 hitter Jack Wilson and then opposing pitcher Mike Minor (5-3).
All told, Detwiler threw eight consecutive pitches that were called balls, going to a 3-0 count on leadoff hitter Bourn - with nowhere to put him.
After finally putting one pitch over the plate for a called strike - and drawing sarcastic cheers from the crowd of 37,638 at Nationals Park - Detwiler got Bourn to fly out to left in foul territory. Bearing down some more, Detwiler got out of the inning unscathed: Prado hit a fly to right that wasn't deep enough for Ross to try to tag up and head for home, before Jones grounded out.
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The Society inc. Collector's Sidewalk Show
As a way to encourage people's interactivity with museums and to ignite excitement & justify one's own collections (amateur as they may be), in the 90s museums began to hold 'The People's Show'. This was a form of public exhibition where everyday people could bring their own treasured collections to the local museum and show them off to other like-minded collectors and passer-by's.
As my extensive collections at The Society inc. have often been referred to as a treasure trove I have decided that it would be the perfect place to hold a People's Show. All of my favourite artists and friends will bring along their favourite collections, and you can bring some of your treasures as well! Items will be available for sale or for swap. Or just to show off if you can't bear to part with it. Your collection does not need to be expensive, it does not need to be normal, but it must be what you are mysteriously drawn to.
Just like our fleamarkets, we're setting up shop on the footpath! We're going to take it a step further with our People's Show: bring a blanket, fill your carboot with goods and open your trunk toward the shop. The Society inc. Collector's Sidewalk Show is all about generating discussion and conversation- a modern day collector's salon.
Come along- bring your stuff to swap, sell, show-off & discuss with other like-minded people! BYO
8am-Midday, September 10
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Not quite a day in Melbourne: first half
9.15am flight from SYD, such a nice & friendly time.
I arrive by cab to Melbourne Museum at 11.30am to meet with the Manager of Collections (of birds, mammals & eggs), Wayne Longmore.
I had coordinated this appointment with some trouble to view the H. L. White collection that was donated by the Whites of Belltrees in the 1920s. Supposedly there was some break down of relationship with the Museum of Sydney & White had his purpose built cabinet bullock-ed to Victoria as a result of the dispute.
The H. L. White collection is made up of an impressive all Australian bird skin & egg cluster collection, all housed in custom built cabinetry. The egg clusters contained in oak cabinets about 1.4 metres high & perhaps the same across, are individually carved with the alphabet A – H. The letters are carved on a shield & surrounded by wings & feathers allowing White his classifying & cataloguing system. His collection was maintained by curator, Sid Jackson.
The eggs are kept in the cluster, as collected, protected in cotton wool & contained in open boxes. They are then nestled together by bird specimen in a pull out glass covered drawer. Look at the picture of the amazing Jacana eggs- stripey & squiggly they remind me of a Cy Twombley! The ledger, impressive & beautifully heavy in itself, is kept in the bottom drawer of H. L White's cabinet & indicates the whereabouts of where each egg was found.
The bird skins are no longer housed in the original black cabinets made for them. Other than difficulty with preservation, they were very cramped & needed airtight storage to maintain them (i.e. keep the bugs out!). They are now in large airtight black vaults (powder coated in black as a nod to White's original cabinets) and consist of drawers that are laid out with the bird skins by species.
A birdskin is not mounted. They are stuffed with cotton wool or tow and quietly stitched generally on their chest, but this can vary. They lie flat & display the name of collectors & collections they have belonged to & in.
White did not only obtain his skins & eggs personally climbing trees with his slingshot (he may not have done this), but bought from other collectors. Each specimen is labelled with where, when & who and then again when it reached the White collection. White had labels made for consistency that were approximately 10cm in length & 3cm in diameter, with room for details. I love the romance of the handwritten notes in ink, the different papers used for labels as well as their shape & size.
Not quite a day in Melbourne: second half
After a fascinating visit into the vaults of Melbourne Museum, I ventured through the fern gully (oh so appropriate seeing my book of choice for the flight was 'The Victorian Fern Craze'). I had heard there was a bowerbird & bower within but could not locate it, although the brightly coloured fairy wrens darting around were a lovely distraction.
Through the dinosaur walk, the the 'Wild' exhibit. A glorious, stopped exhibit of mounted taxidermy animals from around the world. Although I adore a diorama, this was as though visiting a minimal version of Imperato's Cabinet of Curiosity from the 14th Century…A flying squirrel eyeballs you from the top viewing platform; a long legged wading bird peers with curiosity from a great height; bears, bats, zebras, kangaroos & wild cats are amongst the menagerie tiered floor to ceiling, flying overhead & mounted to the walls. You gotta go!
A cab to check out Hermes' new windows on Collins St showcasing my good friend, Anna Wili's equine masks & mounts. They were originally made for an Hermes party held in Sydney, just for display & to be worn. I so want one of the horse full-masks for my next masked ball.
Across the way to Flinders Lane to Cumulus. I always enjoy what Arc One has on show so I slipped in before lunch & viewed the Robbie Rowlands show, 'The Gardener'. 3D art & sculpture using found objects relating to backyards & gardens, given a new view & life. An old hills hoist becomes a giant swimming octopus- just like the one I saw in a Greek documentary last week.
I last dined at Cumulus with my BFF Donna Hay & the Masterchef crew. As an often lone traveller, I appreciate the restaurants that offer a choice of seating & eating options: take away, dining, at the open kitchen/bar or just casual high. I sit at the marble bar where there is a hook for my bag. A copy of broadsheets are placed next to me if I so please to read & half serves of plates are offered- I am delighted & surprised.
My meal: Mineral German Riesling
Half serve of salad greens with dill (under-rated herb) & radish
Half serve of tuna tartare: generous cubes of sashimi tuna served on smashed peas, yoghurt & mint
Quick skip across to Collins to Haighs for a bag of freckles (dark chic ones now available but for me, it's milk) & on my way to the airport for my 3.15pm flight.
A perfect day.
Wading birds
Long legged wetland wading birds fascinate me. Flamingos for examples, other than they are pink because they eat so much shrimp (cool fact or is it fiction?) are the most amazing looking creatures & they can fly. I have felted ones at the shop at present, along with a menagerie of other creatures & critters from an American artist.
I recently viewed this beautiful wetland, full of crazy long-legged birds to be transfixed by (yes, I am on sabbatical at present). It is time to incorporate wading birds into your interiors, through the wish listed Meret Oppenheim's 1939 table, Chicago's Jayson Home new range of candlesticks or a Fiona Hall piece that I first saw exhibited at the Museum of Sydney forever ago! Or just some random cast feet from Swallow, Brooklyn. Go check out the wading birds in the Louis Vuitton windows in Sydney CBD!


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Only 11 players from Burmi's 2010 draft class have played more than 10 NHL games.
1) Taylor Hall
2) Tyler Seguin
3) Erik Gudbranson
4) Ryan Johansen
5) Nino Niederreiter
6) Brett Connoly
7) Jeff Skinner
8) Alexander Burmistrov
12) Cam Fowler
37) Justin Faulk
42) Devante Smith-Pelly
Of that crop, I'd put Burmi's rate of development behind that of:
Hall, Seguin, Skinner, Fowler and Faulk.
Players without NHL experience:
He's probably a little behind Granlund (picked 10th), and maybe Tarasenko (16th) / Kuznetsov (26th)
That makes 8 players that have obviously out done Burmi and leaves 202 of 210 players drafted that year lagging behind. That seems about right for an 8th overall pick.
Who else from that draft class would you trade Burmi for? Without thinking too hard, the only other player I might consider is Niederreiter.
I'm assuming you mean who would you trade him for besides Hall, Seguin, Skinner, Fowler, Faulk, Granlund, Tarasenko, and Kuznetsov?
The only ones that I would even consider are Johansen, Gudbrandson, or Niederreiter.
Which is what I was trying to say in another thread. Going all chicken little about a 21 year old, who is doing better than 96% of his draft class seems more than a little short sighted.
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The Most Powerful, Turn on & Go Entry-level Detector for Coin & Jewelry Hunting
The Fisher F2 metal detector is ideally suited for those new to the hobby. It is a powerful entry-level machine in the Fisher F-series lineup perfect for coin & jewelry hunters. Here are some of its features:
- Lightning fast recovery time finds more targets so you'll go home with sagging pockets from all the extra coins.
- 8 visual target IDs help you identify the target beneath your coil – know what your find is before you start digging.
- 2.6 lbs. makes the F2 extremely lightweight so you can hunt longer & recover more targets – never get tired of carrying the F2 or worrying about shoulder pain.
- The simplicity of the F2 makes it a turn on & go machine right out of the box – no confusing controls or setup so you can get out detecting right away.
- The $199 price tag on the F2 makes it the best bang for the money. Don't let the price tag fool you…the F2 performs like a detector that costs $100s more.
The F2 is known among its entry-level competitors as the machine with the fastest recovery time – meaning the speed in which the detector's internal processor operates. This becomes extremely valuable when hunting in areas known for an abundance of trash such as parks & tot lots.
The overall simplicity of the F2 along with its "turn on & go" ability makes it an extremely popular machine for beginners with a short learning curve so you can get out there & start hunting.
The Fisher F2 comes stock with an 8", round concentric coil which gives the F2 killer pinpoint functionality.
Accessory coils include a 4" sniper - 10" round concentric & an 11" DD coil.
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There are a few different Fisher packages available with the F2:
- Standard: F2 with stock 8" concentric coil – perfect if you're new to the hobby…or even an experienced detector looking for a backup machine.
- Pinpointer Kit: F2 with stock 8" concentric coil plus an accessory 4" sniper coil & the Fisher F Pinpointer – great choice if you want to jumpstart your accessory purchases (a pinpointer is simply a must).
- Double-D Coil: F2 with a large DD coil for better target separation - better ground mineral handling & better ground coverage (find more treasure deeper). Note that this package does not include the stock 8" concentric coil.
Q. How does the Fisher F2 compare to the Garrett ACE 250?
A. The F2 was built by Fisher to directly compete with Garrett's ACE 250 – with full intentions on creating a better machine at a slightly lower price point. The biggest difference between the 2 machines is the superior recovery speed (processor speed) of the Fisher F2 which allows you to recover more targets faster.
Q. How does the Fisher F2 compare to the Tesoro Compadre?
A. The Compadre is a one-knob 'beep & dig' machine – there's no screen or any visual indicators. While the Compadre is a very powerful machine, many people prefer the F2 with its large screen and target ID information.
The Compadre also has a very small coil compared to the F2 so it's much harder to cover lots of ground area. Also the Compadre does not offer the ability to change coils for difference types of hunting like the F2 does.
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Your buying MARC... Review by Mossad
He's the best...if your new as i am...was...to MD ,he will match your wallet, ability ,and interest to your machine and other MD stuff that you will need to be successful
He stands by what he says!
Great machine Review by Bill
I purchased the F2 as a second detector to have for friends to use. I found myself using it the other day and it was really impressed. It is simple to use and yet able to find everything a more expensive detector can. First time users will not have a problem finding the good stuff with this detector. What a great machine!
Marc was wonderful in answering all of my questions. I will buy from Hollandsbrook in the future.
Great machine Review by damangron
I LOVE this machine! I also bought the 11DD coil from Marc to scan large fields, and it works great. I wish I would of bought this before buying the Bounty Hunter IV...the F2 blows it away. This is the 2nd time I've bought from hollands brook and I have zero complaints....I'll be buying from Marc again for sure.
Easy to use straight from the box Review by John
I was in search of a detector and wasn't sure which one to purchase so I asked Marc for his advice and he suggested the F2. I am extremely happy that I had asked for his help. This is such an easy machine to learn. I bought the package deal with the 4" coil (I highly suggest the little guy). The 4" (Sniper) coil is absolutely amazing. I had hunted a location for months while using the 8" coil and was advised to go over the same location with the 4" and was stunned at the results. I would highly recommend this machine to anyone. I have found some gold, some silver and lots of relics with this machine. I also would highly recommend Hollandsbrook for the great service and pricing that you would receive. Marc has been a pleasure to deal with each time that I make purchases from him.
Buy this Metal Detector! Review by Xaquin
I've had my Fisher F2 for a few months now and to say I'm satisfied with it would be a gross understatement. It is the perfect beginner detector and a huge HUGE upgrade to my old BH Tracker IV
Fast Target Recovery - Meaning that even if you swing relatively fast, the detector will still pick up the metal in the ground.
Easy Filters - Hit the notch button a few times and you won't hear iron, tabs, zinc, whatever. Sometimes it's nice to set your F2 on Dime/Quarter and go to town
Tones AND Numbers - Don't like looking at a screen? The tones will tell you what you need to know. Don't like listening to the tones? The numbers will tell you what you need to know.
Lightweight - eeeaaaasssssyyyyyyy swinging
Comes with a Free Sniper Coil and Pinpointer - for real
Good on batteries - Gone through one set in three months .... and that's without using headphones
Built-in Pinpointer Function - Works well when you forget your real propointer at home.
ok, I'm really stretching to find some here .... I guess it's kind of a pain to switch out coils if you have big fingers
the shaft was hard to install .... because I didn't read the instructions
actually, that's all I have for cons
pound for pound, the F2 is the best starting detector for your money.
Fast, lightweight, accurate with tons of options and a free 4" coil and pinpointer.
you will not regret grabbing one of these.
Great Detector at a Great Price! Review by Rich
I recenty bought the F2 along with the 3 coil package. This is my second detector, and although it is considered "entry level", it is still a great machine. I found many coins and relics in my yard that my other "higher end" detector had missed. The F2 is very light and easy to swing. It is also great for playgrounds. Hollandsbrook provided great communication, pricing, and fast delivery. I am very pleased with my purchase.
Love it...be careful to tighten it down though Review by pryan67
I bought this unit after many recommendations here and on the forums.
While I haven't used it much, I find it to be an accurate machine when set up properly.....make sure you notch out iron when coin shooting, and knock down sensitivity a notch...make extra sure that you tighten the connector to the control box to avoid undue chatter. I'm very happy with my purchase, and would recommend this to anyone looking for an entry level unit that will NOT go into the salt water.
Awesome detector worth every penny Review by Jcop52
Ive had my f2 for a couple months now and I love it. I started with a bounty tracker iv and used it only a couple of times. After getting the f2 with a dd coil it blew the bh out of the water and I'm hooked on the hobby. I stopped digging a ton of junk and started hitting coins with great accuracy. The only thing I may look for in the future is a couple more features but for now I am so glad I went with the f2 and purchased from hollandsbrook they were great to work with!
Great Detector for the Money Review by Mark in Louisiana
I bought the F2 from HollandsBrook right before Christmas 2011. So far, I'm loving this detector, especially when using the 4" sniper coil. It really seems to get in between the trash and spot the coins. In the last couple of metal detecting trips, I've found about $5 in clad, several Mardi Gras doubloons, 3 wheat pennies, old game tokens, and an old ax head. The pinpoint function works great, usually putting me right on the coin.
HollandsBrook was great to order from. Received my detector quickly and it was well-packaged. I would definitely recommend this detector and HollandsBrook for anyone thinking of joining the hobby.
I love my F2!! Review by Fal guy
Just prior to Christmas I did tons of internet research on which detector was the best for a beginner. The Fisher F2 name kept comiing up on internet forums. After much deliberation I contacted Marcus about purchasing the F2 package with 2 coils and a pinpointer. His price was outstanding and I hit the go button on an order.
The detector arrived quickly and was packaged well.
Upon opening the F2 was easy to assemble and the instruction manual was clear and easy to understand. The F2 is easy to learn and I have had a great time with it. It finds targets shallow or deep, and the pinpointing feature is invaluable.
I would buy the F2 again and I would certainly purchase from HollandsBrook.
You can find Gold with it. Review by pine3874
I'm 66 yrs old and bought my first metal detector from Hollandsbrook in Dec., 2011. I bought the Fisher F2 with 8" & 4" coils and Marc gave me a great deal. It is very light weight and easy to use. If you get a solid signal...there is something there. You may have to dig 6 - 7" down and search awhile for it, but it will be there. The pinpoint feature is dead on which means you can dig small holes.
I know you are waiting to hear about finding Gold with the F2, so here is the story.
While hunting with the F2 on Jan 15, 2012(a little more than a month after getting it), I got a solid zinc signal 57 which would normally be a memorial penny. After digging down about 1.5 - 2" I pulled out a 18k solid gold watch with 42 small diamonds. It just goes to show that you don't need a really expensive detector to find gold. What you need is LUCK!!!
I would reccomend the F2 to anyone looking for a light weight detector that loves finding coins and jewelery.


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I often blog about existing or recently announced XNA Game Studio features, and also more general graphics and game programming techniques. Sometimes I write about ancient history, but I rarely discuss the future. There are two reasons for this:
So, my next few posts should be interpreted as thoughts, hopes, and dreams, rather than a concrete promise of any actual product plans.
With that disclaimer out the way: stay tuned...
Looking forward to the next post :-)
Short term future stuff or long term? Anyway, check this book out: "The Singularity Is Near" (http://singularity.com/) ...maybe you already have :)
Maybe posting a html link to your disclaimer who help you as well? You know just to protect yourself more? But definitely locking your doors and having a quick escape route will help too :P
Can't wait for new updates. Really I can't :), too much excitement.
Was I the only one expecting this to be a post on network prediction and latency handling, just by looking at the title?
"GDC and MIX are going to be awesome this year!"
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"A very valuable book about the influence of Hollywood and popular art on our images of the Civil War."
-Indiana Magazine of History
"A fascinating, informative book. . . . Highly recommended to students and enthusiasts of the Civil War and for those interested in an examination of misinformation in movies and art."
"Illustrates the continued scholarly interest in the Civil War as a thematic resource for American popular culture."
-Journal of Southern History
"A thoughtful, well-researched, and well-illustrated study that helps readers learn how their understanding of the Civil War has been shaped."
-Journal of America's Military Past
"A short and very readable book that should appeal to anyone with more than a passing interest in the Civil War."
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"Gallagher's analysis of the ways artists and Hollywood film writers have shaped the changing perceptions of the Civil War and its legacy is thought provoking."
"A solidly researched and intriguing exploration of the influence of popular culture on public understanding of the war. Anyone interested in the Civil War and the impact of media on historical understanding will find Gallagher's latest book rewarding on many levels."
-Civil War Times
"This seemingly specialized book in fact has broad appeal."
-Centre Daily Times
"Written with Gallagher's customary clarity and vigor, salted with sardonic humor, and laced with expressions of concern about the darker side of Lost Cause adherents' admiration of Nathan Bedford Forrest and contempt for Abraham Lincoln."
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'Tithes of Blood: A Confederate Soldier's Story'
Historian Jack Mayfield tells the story of Thomas J. Wilkins who survived the Civil War along with two of his four brothers. (October 5, 2014, Page 2C)
Surviving the trenches at Petersburg
Letters written home by Thomas Philemon Buford in 1861 show what life was like in the trenches for the Confederate soldiers from Oxford. (September 28, 2014, Page 2C)
UM hit with legal action
Author to sign fourth 'Novel of the Old South'
Jane Bennett Gaddy's new book, "Novel of the South," is out and the author will be in Oxford Thursday to sign copies at Phillips Grocery at 2 p.m. (September 21, 2014, Page 2C)
Lewis family has longtime roots in Oxford
Historian Jack Mayfield spends time this week on the history of Oxford's "oldest department store in the South," Neilson's Department Store which is celebrating its 175th anniversary. (September 14, 2014, Page 3C)
More 'early recollections' of Oxford by the Rev. E.A. Smith
Historian Jack Mayfield shares some more of the Rev. E.A. Smith's thoughts from 1910 about Oxford's past. (September 7, 2014, Page 2C)
'The Square is a horrid sight'
Historian Jack Mayfield continues his series this week about the burning of Oxford in 1864. (August 29, 2014, Page 3C)
Battle of Hurricane Creek and Battle at Weldon Railroad
Historian Jack Mayfield takes us back to two battles during the Civil War in and near Oxford. (August 15, 2014, Page 2B)
The Yankees are in town!
Historian Jack Mayfield writes this week about Union Gen. Edward Hatch moving troops from north of Oxford into town in the summer of 1864. (August 8, 2014, Page 3B)
Early recollections of Oxford by the Rev. E.A. Smith
Historian Jack Mayfield revisits columns from another EAGLE writer, the Rev. E.A. Smith, who wrote several columns for the paper about Oxford's history in 1910. (July 18, 2014, Page 2B)


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WASHINGTON — Scientists at the National Zoo have artificially inseminated female giant panda Mei Xiang (may-SHONG) in an attempt to breed her with a panda in China.
The zoo said Monday that a team of reproductive scientists performed two artificial inseminations. The first one was completed Sunday, and the second procedure was done Monday morning.
For the first time, scientists used semen from a panda living in China named Hui Hui (h-WEI h-WEI). Experts determined they would be a strong genetic match. Hui Hui has not sired any cubs.
Scientists also used semen from the National Zoo's male panda Tian Tian (t-YEN t-YEN). But a cub from Tian Tian would not be as genetically valuable.
If Mei Xiang gives birth, scientists will use DNA testing to determine which male is the father.
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FEB. 9, 2009 - The College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls is in the midst of a review of all programs and majors as part of an ongoing strategic planning process.
"We are looking for ways to better serve students and employers, and strategically manage our limited resources," says Dale Gallenberg, dean of CAFES. We want to position the College for continued and future success."
One of the outcomes of this process to date is the decision to make changes to the existing, stand-alone major in food science and technology. The details of the changes will be worked out over the next several months by a group of faculty and staff in the College. The group will forward a recommendation to the college and university for administrative approval by the end of the 2008-09 academic year.
"The college is committed to maintaining capacity in the food science and technology area," says Gallenberg, "and several intriguing possibilities for a new model have emerged from preliminary discussions within the College. One possibility is to maintain a major, but with a broader interdisciplinary structure."
Another model being considered is an option that is incorporated into one or more majors in the college, including dairy science, meat animal science, plant science and agricultural engineering technology, said Nate Splett, associate dean of CAFES, who noted that this model would be similar to the UWRF pre-veterinary program.
"For example, pre-veterinary medicine is not a major, but rather students choose one of the majors in the college such as animal science with a science option, where much of the coursework overlaps with the pre-requisites for veterinary school," said Splett.
Gallenberg said he wants to assure current and prospective students, alumni, industry supporters and employers that a focus on food will be a part of the CAFES curriculum, and that the faculty and staff involved in this process are keeping the students' best interest in mind. Moreover, the college is committed to maintaining the unique, hands-on nature of the curriculum and the pilot plants will remain in place, he said.
"Program evaluation is working as I had hoped," Gallenberg said. "Even as enrollment in the college is growing, we need to ensure that we position ourselves and our students for the future. I am pleased with the process we have created that led us to this point, and I am especially grateful for the determination and creativity demonstrated by CAFES faculty and staff in serving our students."
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(approx. $9.20 or €6.79)
- Product Type: Dogtag
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If you love Slipknot then this red and black logo necklace will make a great addition to your outfit. Simple and stylish, this ball chain dog tag design features the iconic Slipknot band logo. Officially licensed.


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Cat eye glasses
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
|This article does not cite any references or sources. (June 2008)
Cat eye glasses are a shape of women's and sometimes men's eyewear. They have an upsweep at the outer edges where the arms (typically referred to as temples) join the frame front. They were mainly popular in the 1950s and 1960s among fashionable women and are usually associated with the Beehive hairstyle. They preceded the large bug-eye glasses of the '70s, '80s and '90s. Notable wearers of cat eye glasses include: Marilyn Monroe, Barbara Windsor, Dinah Manoff, Lisa Loeb, Mary Whitehouse, Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, Amy Lame, Erika Auger and Barry Humphries as Dame Edna Everage.
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Novo Nordisk is a global healthcare company with 90 years of innovation and leadership in diabetes care. The company also has leading positions within haemophilia care, growth hormone therapy and hormone replacement therapy.
Headquartered in Denmark, Novo Nordisk employs approximately 39,000 employees in 75 countries, and markets its products in more than 180 countries.
Novo Nordisk's B shares are listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen (Novo-B). Its ADRs are listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NVO).
The story of Novo Nordisk goes back more than 80 years. It began when August Krogh, a Nobel Prize-winning professor at the University of Copenhagen, decided he wanted to start producing a revolutionary new medical preparation called insulin.
The Triple Bottom Line -
our way of doing business
We believe that a healthy economy, environment and society are fundamental to long-term business success. This is why we manage our business in accordance with the Triple Bottom Line business principle and pursue business solutions that maximise value to our stakeholders as well as our shareholders.
In practice, this means that any decision should always seek to combine three considerations: is it financially, socially and environmentally responsible? This way, we continuously optimise our business performance and enhance our contribution to the societies we operate in.
If you are more interested in our way of doing business, we suggest you read these pages:
Or look here for further information on how we manage sustainably.
Affiliates or offices in 75 countries
Approximately 39,000 employees (March 2015)
Product areas
General information
More facts and figures here
Corporate Headquarters
Novo Nordisk A/S
Novo Allé, 2880 Bagsvaerd