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somebody told me dreamcast with games and such can be sold for like 150 dollars. i had a hard time believing that. I have the sports edition dreamcast that im looking to get rid of soon, but I dont think ill get nearly that much for it....anybody know?
Dreamcast Value/worth
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Well, I recently purchased my Sports Edition Dreamcast on Ebay for around $40 shipped to my door. Came with all the hook-ups, two controllers, and a VMU... sooooo.... check around and see what someone wants to offer you or if its worth putting up on Ebay...
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Salmon Casserole
4 Jun 2009
|Canned salmon
|16 Ounce
|Soft bread crumbs
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Celery stalks
|2 , finely diced
|Minced onion
|2 Tablespoon
|2 , beaten
|Cream of mushroom soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon slices
|4 (For Garnish)
Remove skin and bones from salmon.
Mix salmon, bread crumbs, celery, onion, eggs, and soup in a bowl.
Put mixture in a greased casserole dish that will fit into the cooker.
(Make a dish out of foil if necessary.) Put rack in cooker.
Add water.
Set salmon on rack.
Close cover and put pressure regulator in place.
When pressure is reached cook for 20 minutes.
Let cool naturally.
If desired, dot the loaf with butter and put under the broiler for 2 minutes, or until butter melts.
Garnish with lemon slices, and serve with fresh peas and a tossed salad.
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Cheesecake Supreme
|All purpose flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Grated lemon peel
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Egg yolk
|1 , beaten
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Cream cheese
|40 Ounce, softened (5 Packages)
|Grated lemon peel
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|3 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|4 Large
|Egg yolks
|Whipping cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Cherry sauce/Strawberry glaze
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
For crust, combine 1 cup flour, 1/4, cup sugar, and 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel.
Cut in butter till crumbly.
Add 1 beaten egg yolk and 1/4 teaspoon vanilla; mix well.
Pat one-third of the dough on bottom of a 9-inch spring-form pan (sides removed).
Bake at 400° about 8 minutes.
Butter sides of springform pan; attach to the bottom.
Pat remaining dough on sides of pan to a height of 1-14 inches.
For filling, beat cream cheese till creamy; add -14 teaspoon grated lemon peel and 1/4 teaspoon vanilla.
Combine 1 3/4 cups sugar, 3 tablespoons flour, and 1/4 teaspoon salt; gradually blend into cheese mixture.
Add eggs and 2 egg yolks, one at a time, beating after each addition just to blend.
Gently stir in whipping cream.
Turn into crust-lined pan.
Bake at 450° for 12 minutes.
Reduce heat to 300°; bake till knife inserted off-center comes out clean, about 55 minutes longer.
Remove from oven; cool 30 minutes.
Loosen sides of cheesecake from pan with spatula.
Cool 30 minutes more; remove sides of pan.
Cool 2 hours.
Meanwhile, prepare Cherry Sauce or Strawberry Glaze; top cheesecake.


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Maria Pask - Manfinger
AboutManfinger is a narrative-free documentary film that looks at the theme of internal tensions between commercial success and rebellious expression in the music industry, by following the discourse between a group of art students who are planning a music festival. The film is put together using several different sources from the South Wales rock scene of the 1970s: band fanzines, TV documentaries, interviews and stories from the public. Manfinger is filmed on location in Swansea in collaboration with, Black Kettle Collective, Gorseinon Day Service group and students from the Royal Art School in Den Haag, The Netherlands. Maria Pask is a Welsh artist based in Amsterdam. A Glynn Vivian Offsite exhibition, supported by a grant from the Mondriaan Foundation in partnership with Elysium Gallery and Dylan Thomas Theatre. All events are free. Everyone welcome, no booking required. Gallery open Wednesday Saturday, 12 5pm. This exhibition takes place at : Elysium Gallery, 16, College Street, Swansea, SA1 5BH.
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The Neolithic Great Goddess: A Study in Modern Tradition
Hutton, Ronald, Antiquity
Modern belief in the veneration of a single Great Goddess in the European Neolithic is often accompanied by the notion that those cultures of 'Old Europe' were woman-centred in society as well as religion. What is the long history which precedes these contemporary notions? What is the complex history of their political development? A chain runs from Classical times to Marija Gimbutas (Meskell 1995) and our own day.
Glyn Daniel once remarked, 'it is obvious to any historian of archaeology and ideas that Cyril Fox's views were based on Halford Malkinder's Britain and the British seas and the writings of Vidal de la Blanche, the French human geographer who invented the idea of geographical personality'. Yet when Daniel put this to Fox, the latter replied that he 'had never heard of, let alone read any of the works of, either Malkinder or Vidal de la Blanche!' (Daniel 1981: 167). If the relations between archaeological ideas and the cultural values even of other academics are not simple to trace or prove, those to a wider society will be even less clear. Nevertheless, some suggestions can be made in the particular case discussed here.
Sources amongst the Classical pantheon
An important shift in the way in which goddesses were treated in European letters took place towards the end of the 18th century. Until then, as in the classical ancient world, they had been regarded mainly as patronesses, or allegorical figures, of civilization. Eric Smith's Dictionary of Classical reference in English poetry (1984) provides a quick guide to their relative popularity in English literature between 1350 and 1800. Most favoured was Venus, mentioned in 66 works, followed by Diana in 42, Minerva in 32 and Juno in 26, with the other ancient female deities trailing far behind. What they represent between them is love, maidenly chastity, wisdom and majesty. Only Diana is shown in any connection with the natural world; in these cases (which are rare), she is represented mainly as goddess of hunting, the chief recreation of the nobility. In a different tradition, the Christian God had created a female figure identified with the starry heaven, who stood between him and the earth and acted as a World Soul. This notion, derived ultimately from the very unusual and late Graeco-Roman writings of Apuleius and the Corpus Hermeticum, remained the preserve of a proportionately small world of scholars interested in alchemy and related occult sciences; notable examples are in Robert Fludd's Utriusque cosmi historia (1617) and Athanasius Kircher's Oedipus aegyptiacus (1652).
It is more significant to our present purposes that the ancient Greeks had spoken of the earth as being female in gender and the sky as male (in direct contrast, for example, to the ancient Egyptians); this language became embedded in western science which derived from Greek roots. It was reinforced by the mind-set of the patriarchal societies which occupied medieval and early modern Europe, in which intellectuals in general, and those who dealt with the sciences in particular, were overwhelmingly male. Carolyn Merchant has led a number of writers in emphasizing the development of a scholarly language which identified the author and reader as male adventurers occupied in exploring and exploiting a female natural world (Merchant 1980). A concomitant was that from the high Middle Ages scholastic writers sometimes used a female figure to personify that world, and occasionally this got into creative literature. Its most famous appearance is probably in Chaucer's Parlement of fowles, where he felt sufficiently self-conscious about the use of it to cite his source, the 12th-century cleric Alanus de Insulis.
The Romantic impact
This was the pattern which prevailed, with remarkable consistency, until the decades around 1800, when it was altered permanently by that complex of cultural changes known conventionally and loosely as the Romantic Movement. One aspect to it was the exalting of the natural and the irrational, those qualities which had conventionally been feared or disparaged and characterized as feminine. …


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Ireland aim to make it two wins on the bounce to win the series against Argentina
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Ireland are targeting a series win when they line-up for Saturday's second Test against Argentina in Tucuman.
Joe Schmidt's side made history last Saturday - winning an official Test in Argentina for the first time - with a 29-17 victory over the Pumas at Estadio Centenario in Resistencia.
Schmidt has made seven changes to his starting XV for this clash, with three of the switches at the back, where Rob Kearney, Fergus McFadden and Eoin Reddan replace Felix Jones, Luke Marshall and Conor Murray.
Up front there are four changes, with Dave Kilcoyne, Devin Toner, Rhys Ruddock and Jamie Heaslip coming in for Jack McGrath, Iain Henderson, Robbie Diack and Jordi Murphy.
Schmidt sees the game as an opportunity for players to impress, saying: "We brought 29 players away on tour and we wanted to make sure we recognised the amount of effort that they made on the training pitch and to be well prepared to train well and they all have.
"So we wanted to give them an opportunity to demonstrate that in a Test match arena."
Three players - Rob Herring, James Cronin and Noel Reid - are poised to make their international bows off the bench.
"I think it is a massive day for them," Schmidt added. "They have all acquitted themselves really well.
"We have been massively impressed with how they have acquitted themselves in the training environment, in the way they have prepared themselves and made sure that the training changes are reasonably seamless.
"I don't think any of those three guys are the finished product but it will be another step toward giving them the confidence to continue to grow and hopefully add further value to us."
Pumas coach Daniel Hourcade has made two changes to hist starting side, with Lucas González Amorosino replacing Santiago Cordero on the right wing while Antonio Ahualli de Chazal comes in at eight for the injured Benjamin Macome.
Santiago Iglesias Valdez, Matías Díaz and Matías Orlando have been named on the bench.
Argentina: 15 Tuculet, 14 Amorosino, 13 De la Fuente, 12 Ascárate, 11 Montero, 10 Sánchez, 9 Landajo (capt), 1 Noguera Paz, 2 Cortese, 3 Herrera, 4 Carizza, 5 Lavanini, 6 Báez, 7 De la Vega, 8 de Chazal.
Replacements: 16 Iglesias Valdez, 17 Postiglioni, 18 Díaz, 19 Alemanno, 20 Ortega Desio, 21 Cubelli, 22 González Iglesias, 23 Orlando.
Ireland: 15 R Kearney, 14 Trimble, 13 McFadden, 12 Cave, 11 Zebo, 10 Sexton, 9 Reddan, 1 Kilcoyne, 2 Best, 3 Ross, 4 Toner, 5 O'Connell (capt), 6 Ruddock, 7 Henry, 8 Heaslip.
Replacements: 16 Herring, 17 Cronin, 18 McGrath, 19 Henderson, 20 Murphy, 21 Murray, 22 Madigan, 23 Reid.
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The Portuguese resigned as the head coach of Iran following their defeat by Bosnia & Herzegovina in the final group match, with neither side able to progress to the last 16.
The European side were aware of that fate already, having lost against both Argentina and Nigeria earlier in the competition. They would find their stride before setting off for home, though, with Edin Dzeko, Miralem Pjanic and Avdija Vrsajevic all scoring in a comfortable win.
Those goals also tripped up the Iranians, a side which were still to score in Brazil but that arrived in Salvador knowing that progress was still a possibility. A late goal from Reza Ghoochannejhad would barely soften the blow of elimination, though.
Iran never appeared capable of registering the victory they needed to finish second in Group F and seal a place in the next round. They were discomfited by Dzeko early on and the there was little surprise when the Manchester City striker opened the scoring after 23 minutes.
Masoud Shojaei directed a shot on to the crossbar in response, but Bosnia retained control of the match and added a second goal through Pjanic just before the hour. Vedad Ibisevic also came close with a shot as Iran wilted.
Ghoochannejhad did record his country's first World Cup goal with eight minutes left. However, Vrsajevic drilled in Bosnia's third goal less than a minute later.


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Happy 4th of July weekend! We know that a large portion of this great country is in tune with pop culture in one way or another. And music is a large part of that culture. We also know that last week, the King of Pop died, which has brought things to somewhat of a halt, so to speak. It is safe to say that almost every person in America has contemplated the death of Michael Jackson over the last week. The reactions have been anywhere from grief to apathy to supposed suicide pacts between some of his hardcore fans. Undoubtedly, Jackson's influence was huge, and speculation about what his life was really like into every nitty gritty sordid detail will surely unfold in the coming months. I heard someone say no one this influential in America, hell worldwide, has died since Elvis. And sure, it was too soon. Historically, there are hundreds of musicians that have died before their time, due to things like murder, eating disorders, suicide. So in paying homage to America and some of its ever honored musicians, I've made a mix of songs from artists who died young. Some whose deaths made just as much of an impact on us as their lives.
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In advanced stages of Asian soybean rust disease, clustered spots often develop along the veins on the underside of soybean plant leaves.
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AMES, Iowa — Asian soybean rust has never been identified in an Iowa field since the disease was reported in the continental United States in November 2004. However, the disease now has been conclusively identified on soybean plant tissue, which was submitted to the Iowa Soybean Rust Team last week. This soybean residue is reported to have been recovered from a bin of soybeans produced in Iowa in 2006. Efforts are underway to identify other remnant plant residue that may show symptoms and signs of the disease in order to discern details of this event.
The fungus and the spores that cause the disease cannot survive without green leaf tissue and will die during Iowa winters. The recently discovered rust fungus does not pose a risk of infection for the 2007 growing season in Iowa.
"The fast, conclusive identification of soybean rust in this one particular plant residue sample illustrates the rapid diagnostic capabilities available at Iowa State University to protect the state's soybean crop from the threat of this disease," said Iowa State University College of Agriculture Dean Wendy Wintersteen.
"This discovery reminds us that it is possible for Iowa fields to become infected with this disease," said David Wright, director of contract research at the Iowa Soybean Association. "Nonetheless, growers should not overreact to this development. Instead, growers must be ready to act appropriately and economically in 2007 should this disease again show up in Iowa and be a threat to soybean yields."
Bill Northey, Secretary of Agriculture with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, said the finding does not necessarily increase the risk for next year's crop.
"The confirmation of this disease in the 2006 crop does not guarantee that we will have Asian soybean rust in the 2007 Iowa soybean crop. As in previous years, producers should monitor conditions that favor rust and consult with extension specialists on identification and management plans. However, it is imperative for producers to avoid the inclination to panic and take drastic, costly and unnecessary action before positively identifying soybean rust in their fields," Northey said.
The Iowa Soybean Rust Team comprises personnel from Iowa State University College of Agriculture and ISU Extension, the Iowa Soybean Association, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. The Iowa Rust Team recruited and trained more than 600 agribusiness professionals from 2004 to 2006 to serve as "First Detectors" who can examine leaf samples and decide whether the samples warrant further investigation for possible infection with soybean rust by ISU Extension personnel in the state or by campus-based ISU scientists.
Growers are encouraged to consult with Iowa Soybean Rust Team First Detectors in the 2007 growing season if they observe plants that they suspect might have soybean rust. There is no charge to consult with these First Detectors concerning possible soybean rust infections. The names and contact information for First Detectors is available on the Internet at www.soybeanrust.info and at the county extension offices.
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Make the most of your outward car journeys.... I do my facial exercises when no-one can see or hear me. For the duration of one or two songs on the radio say A, E, I, O, U in a very exaggerated fashion and you will use all the muscles that can cause our facial muscles to sag when you lose a lot of weight. For a bonus do your pelvic floor on the return journey;-)
Make use of car journeys where no-one can see you. On the outward journey for the duration of one record on the radio... practice your facial exercises.... Say very exaggerated A,E,I, O,U and you use all the facial muscles that can become saggy if you lose weight around your face and neck. On the way home I do ppelvic floor ;-)
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– "Global Scramble" For Silver – Coins "Hard To Get," "Premiums Likely To Jump" (Goldcore, Nov 5, 2014)
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"And since everything else in the New Normal is now flipped on its head, it only makes sense that the continued price collapse for precious metals is, as it turns out, driven by ever greater demand!"
– US Mint Sells Out Of Silver Eagles Following "Tremendous" Demand (Zerohedge, Nov 5, 2014):
When it comes to buyers of physical assets as opposed to traders of paper representations of such assets, there is one key difference: the latter, more than anything, enjoy looking at "heatmaps", chasing trends and jumping on momentum, the result being the most recent massive selloff in such "paper" representations of precious metals as the GLD and SLV ETFs, and various gold futures.
On the other hand, those who prefer to hold the metal in their hands, as well as others such as China whose ravenous apetite for gold over the past 4 years has been extensively covered here in the past, take every advantage of selloffs, and – inconceivably – demonstrate how Econ 101, namely supply and demand, really works, leading to ever greater demand the lower the price. Demand so high, in fact, that the underlying commodity that is being sold through paper conduits, sells out. Continue reading »
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The first ever US-Africa Leaders summit in Washington DC is an important political statement by the US and Africa that both value a deepened relationship.
This is best demonstrated by no threat of an African boycott despite Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe not being invited because of US sanctions on him. Earlier this year, a fourth EU-Africa summit in Brussels attracted 41 heads of state or government but only after a waiver of the EU travel ban on Mugabe was extracted.
African leaders feel a trip to Washington is too important to let Robert Mugabe become a spoiler and Harare itself has been surprisingly quiet over this. It seems that despite Europe's importance as an aid giver, African leaders extract pleasure at irritating Europe's ex-colonial powers such as Britain but do not want to risk their relationship with the US.
Some 45 (out of 55) African heads of state and government will attend the US-Africa Leaders summit. Only four leaders were not invited, Mugabe and Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir because of US sanctions on them and the Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki and the Central African Republic's President Catherine Samba-Panza - because of African Union (AU) concerns. Morocco is attending although not recognized by the AU because this is a bilateral US summit with African partners. (US officials point out China did not invite leaders of states that recognize Taiwan to their summits).
A few other leaders have declined to attend, the Zambian and Algerian presidents probably because of health reasons and the Angolan president likely because there are no bilateral meetings with President Barack Obama on offer. The Sierra Leone and Liberian presidents are not attending due to the deadly Ebola outbreak in his country and the leader of Guinea may not show too.
The Washington-based business lobby the Corporate Council on Africa feared that the lack of one-to-one audiences with President Obama would dampen attendance. But African leaders are flocking to Washington to attend this summit and even paying their own way because they want to and not because President Obama's birthday happens to also fall on 4 August, the day the summit starts. Clearly a summit with the US has strong attraction - helped by the Obama magic.
That some 45 African leaders are together in Washington together for the first time hides that this summit lacks depth. The idea for a US-Africa Leaders summit came from the White House but there have been turf battles over it between different government agencies and this partly explains this fuzziness. There are three broad topics: Investing in Africa's Future, Peace and Regional Stability, and Governing for the Next Generation that will be chaired by President Obama at the White House, but it's the business and policy meetings on the fringes where much of the true action will take place. It feels much more like a speed dating exercise, with business people having to make choices with between nearly 50 African nations all promoting themselves as favourable investment destinations. A US-Africa CEO summit, organized by the secretary of commerce and Bloomberg Philanthropies on 5 August, will also help highlight the potential of African markets for US corporate investors and gives some structure.
Despite President Obama's African heritage (his father was Kenyan), Africa has been a low priority so far during the two terms of the Obama Administration. The president has visited the continent three times and launched a number of promising programmes such as the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) in 2010, the African Food Summit in 2012, and the Power Africa Initiative in 2013. Although groups of African leaders have officially met President Obama, no African head of state was given a state dinner at the White House. This summit is an attempt to seek an Africa legacy for the Obama administration.
This summit shows also that the US is playing catch up. In addition to the EU, Africa summits are increasingly common place. China, India, France and Japan hold them regularly and South Korea and Turkey have ones planned for later in 2014. What makes this one different is that although there will be a state dinner on the White House lawn for all presidents the evening before and an interactive dialogue with African leaders on 6 August chaired by President Obama at the State Department, there will be no final document or action plan from it.
This summit will be more than an African birthday party for President Obama if measurable results come from it. Nobody knows yet if and when a follow-up summit will occur. US officials I met in Washington recently told me they want to see how the summit goes first. This is understandable but some sort of institutionalized process used to measure US-Africa relations is a good idea. This is good for Africa and good for the US - which at long last is moving away from just seeing Africa as a continent of disasters to one of opportunity. It is for this reason that 45+ African leaders are attending the summit in Washington and this summit could be used to push that process forward.
Alex Vines is Research Director, Area Studies and International Law; Head, Africa Programme.


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My point regarding Desharnais is not short term issue, cause we have what it takes to surround him properly, its more about a mid - long term vision now that we have Gally in the system and that his chances to crack the line-up next year (2013-14) are pretty good.. My point is, do you want Gally to center our third line next year with marginal wingers to play with or you want to give the kid some of our best players to put him in a winning situation right from the start? I mean, can we agree that Desharnais has to play with our best wingers to succeed? Do you really see him centering our third or fourth line? No question, to be useful to the team, DD need to play on the top 2 lines with proper linemates and get ton of PP time.. The prob (my prob at least), if you want to keep him with the team, you need to send a respected vet like Plekanec, who can do an indredible job centering a second line on about every NHL teams, centering the third line to do the dirty job of trying to form a realiable line with unproven or more defensively minded wingers.. Frankly, Plekanec doesnt deserved it, there is no way he will accept a such downgrade and Im quite in agreement with this.. So you have 4 names for 3 spots in the hat (3 first centers).. Gally Pleks Desharnais Eller.. I know some of you are in total love with DD, but to me there is no question, Plekanec is the best overall player of the 2 and should remains on the top 6 of this team.. Then you have DD vs Gally for the other spot on the top 6, Eller could be also in the mix then as he is a big skilled kid with ton of upside.. Who do you rather have between the 3? Its too soon to tell but one thing we know, Eller can do the dirty job on the third line, he brings something this line-up lacks down the middle, a big body presence responsible defensively and tough to play against.. So Im not a predicator but I can read between the lines, unless Eller is moved on the wings for good and that the org. takes the decision to play Gally on the third line to start his NHL carreer next year, DD has very slim chances to survive here very long unless he keeps improving at the point where management starts thinking about moving Plekanec, what is very very unlikely IMO.
I have the same issue with DD and I'm still seeing an outside chance Leblanc will eventually play in the middle. I'm thinking that the solution in 2 years is to actually have Plekanec be the 3rd center and let him focus on being a total shutdown guy. If Eller keeps progressing physically I think his offense will at some point grow, so it might work something like this.
Maxpac - Gally - Gionta
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Prust - Pleks - Leblanc
Moen - White - Bourque
Gomez - Gallagher/Colberg
When you think about it, DD is the kind of 2nd center we want, more than Eller and Plekanec, he provides offensive output for himself and his wingers but you don't want him playing against the top other team top line. Then it becomes Gally vs Pleks for the 1st line. I don't think that will be a fair fight, Gally offensively is too gifted to be used on the 3rd line and we'll need to have Maxpac score at 35+ goals pace still. Not sure Plekanec is that kind of play maker, he's more a 30-30 center than a 10-50(dd). This way we have center depth even if Gally goes down, or even if 2 of the centers go down. Gallagher can pitch in on the first 2 lines and hopefully Colberg is knocking on the door in case 2 of the scoring wingers are down. I'll remember 2011-2012 for being the year that our team got much worse with injuries, no depth.
Then there's the future. Gallagher / Colberg are DD's competition imo. If Gionta / Cole don't get downgraded, expect to see DD shipped out when Colberg/Gallagher makes it. Gallagher gets a small headstart on Colberg.
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