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During our 4 day holiday in Spain, the 3 of us managed to spend £80 on anchovies. This is because the L'Escala anchovy is special. The silver-striped fillets have a very firm and meaty texture. They are still salty, but much less so than those sad brown scraps you get from the supermarket; all the rich anchovy flavour but a refined, pedigree version. Apparently the traditional curing method is very important. After the first salting, highly skilled workers gut and behead the tiny fish in a single movement. They are layered in barrels and left alone for 3 months, during which time flesh and salt get together to form a natural brine inside.
The 'anchovy coast' runs between L'Escala and Southern France. The people of L'Escala are very proud of their little fishes, to the point where they have a museum and a festival to celebrate their existence. What a wonderful idea. Even the mighty Ferran Adrià has attended, to receive the town's 'Golden Anchovy Award' for his work promoting the local delicacy.
We speculated about what an anchovy festival might involve. The eating of anchovies, surely? Some anchovy-themed live entertainment? People dressed up in giant anchovy costumes?
Sadly, not the latter. On the food and entertainment front though – all systems go. The action was taking place on the beach, the sunshine was glorious and while others were making the most of it sunbathing and swimming in the background, we were joining the long queue for a fishy snack. It moved quickly, and as we edged closer the production line came into view. A group of chattering women hunched over big trays, deftly rubbing sliced bread with tomato and topping each with a fillet. 3 of these slices plus a cup of very easy drinking and perfectly passable red for 1 euro – less than a pound. That still amazes me.
We wolfed them down then finished the remainder of our wine listening to three chaps playing what seemed like some very traditional Spanish music. They were presumably singing about anchovies. At least in my head.
3 anchovies of course, is never enough. There are dedicated shops all around L'Escala and so it was anchovies with lunch, anchovies with dinner and the odd dash to the kitchen for a sneaky one in between. Once the jar was empty, I found myself dipping pieces of bread into the remaining oil. Towards the end of the holiday, I was as natural as a gull – mouth open, head back, down in one. For a slightly more sophisticated way to eat them, here's a green bean recipe. It has an anchovy dressing with a murmur of mustard and a mashed up boiled egg for richness. I ate mine with extra anchovies.
Green bean salad with anchovy dressing
3 large handfuls of green beans, trimmed
1 shallot, finely sliced
1 clove garlic, crushed
1 teaspoon mustard (I used grainy)
4 anchovy fillets
Juice of 1 large lemon
Twice as much oil as lemon juice, plus a little of the anchovy oil from the jar
1 hard boiled egg, peeled
Black pepper
To make the dressing, smash the garlic to a pulp in a pestle and mortar, work in the mustard and anchovies then add the lemon juice and olive oil and mix well. Finally, work in the egg, pounding and mixing until you have a smooth dressing. Add a little more oil if you fancy, perhaps some from the anchovy jar. Season with black pepper.
Cook the beans in boiling water until just cooked, then drain and pour over the dressing while still warm. Mix in the sliced shallot slices and serve.
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Didn't go to Escala this time but brought back some anchovies from there. We feasted last night on them on bread. So meaty! So fishy! So delicious!
I like a lot the recipe. I've never used anchovies in salads, despite I adore them.
I love a good anchovy. The fresh ones from east Dulwich deli are rather scrummy but I'm loving the idea of an anchovy festival. And three plus+bread+plonk=bargain in my book.
Makes 3* Michelin food a bit redundant really doesn't it?
you went to an anchovy festival?! Talk about living the dream….
It looks delish, the anchovies, esp with french crusted bread.. I just had anchovies sushi the other day = ) I swoon over the idea of going to a festival.
I bought a beautiful jar of anchovies in L'Escala last week. Then I left them in the fridge of where we were saying. *sob*
You dropped 80 quid on anchovies? Respect.
Great post – I love anchovies and am now sitting at my desk having a real craving for them. I'm also wondering if they are available in London, or online somewhere – would love to try them. Thanks to your evocative post I have now put L'Escala on my holiday list!
I'm loving the respect shown to the humble anchovy – it's like some parallel anchovy worshipping universe! The 'Golden Anchovy Award' made me laugh and I love the term 'anchovy coast' – it's up there with 'rhubarb triangle' as my fave term for a food region!
Wonderful! Anchovies are mostly underrated in the UK and yet there's far more to them than the salty brown slivers we always find in the supermarkets. Love anchovies to distraction and enjoyed your evocative post. Thank you!
Hmm I wonder if you can get L'Escala anchovies in London anywhere?

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Preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse or Rapture....whichever comes first.
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I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it.
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I'm in. Who sells that.
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Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
too bad it looks like a love child between a Glock and a 1911.
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Does it have a silencer to stop the drip noise?
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JFK Revisited the Old Face of Liberalism; 'Free-Traders' Push Drug Bill
Byline: Loredana Vuoto, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
When Lee Harvey Oswald decided to take fate into his own hands and assassinate President John F. Kennedy, little did he know that he would be starting America's fascination with what could have been. In "An Unfinished Life: John F. Kennedy," historian Robert Dallek attempts to fill in the gaps by painting a more noble portrait of the man and president than his record shows.
Many biographers have tried to take stock of Kennedy's brief time in office and his short-lived life. However, Mr. Dallek's biography includes some fresh and startling new information. Although Kennedy's flagrant womanizing is well-documented, a brief affair with a 19-year-old White House intern has never before been reported. More surprising still, Mr. Dallek reveals how Kennedy's chronic and precarious illnesses constantly plagued him throughout his life and presidency. Yet, Mr. Dallek concludes that Kennedy's poor health and dependence upon numerous medications did not affect his performance as president.
In the first half of the book, Mr. Dallek covers Kennedy's childhood and adolescence and his rise to manhood, giving the reader a glimpse of the family life that formed the brash, bold young man determined to make his mark in the world. In the second half of the book, Mr. Dallek delves into Kennedy's time in public office and all the challenges he faced as president, from Cuba to Vietnam, and from civil rights to an obstructionist Congress.
Mr. Dallek shows that Kennedy was a pragmatic New Deal-Fair Deal liberal, a champion of Keynesian economics, a muscular anti-communist, and he had concern for civil rights. Although initially reluctant to throw the full weight of the presidency behind the cause of blacks in the segregated South, Kennedy eventually decided to push for historic civil rights legislation in Congress.
Mr. Dallek does not hide the fact that he is sympathetic to many of Kennedy's policies. Yet, if the book has one major flaw, it is that it minimizes Kennedy's affair with the intern, Mimi Beardsley, a shocking revelation that has received considerable media attention. Mr. Dallek fails to surmise what would have happened had Kennedy's affair been discovered during the more conservative era of the time and whether it would have ended his political career before those tragic shots rang out in Dallas in 1963.
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The final siren sounds. It's all over with Adelaide recording a well deserved 40 point victory. The Crows were just too good after halftime and ran away with the game.
BEHIND SAINTSSaad looks to sneak in a consolation goal late in the match but his effort from the pocket sneaks in for a behind.
This will have to go down as one of the Crows' better efforts this season even after their demolition of the Giants last week.
GOAL SAINTSMilera has it in the pocket and he kicks back to Saad who is only 20 metres out directly in front. He walks in and kicks it. That was almost his quickest set shot.
BEHIND CROWSJenkins has been outstanding as a lead up forward. He marks again inside 50 and has the chance for his third. The kick misses to the left.
BEHIND SAINTSSaints win the clearance with Riewoldt marking. The crowd boo him but he isn't fussed. He lines it up and the kick is not his best effort.
GOAL CROWSAdelaide are working it well. It's kicked inside 50 where Lynch runs onto it. He steadies and puts it through. Crows by a lot.
BEHIND SAINTSMilera runs into an open goal. He is 15 metres out and is tackled. Brilliant tackle with the footy rolling through for a behind.
BEHIND CROWSLynch marks 40 metres out. He thinks about playing on but elects not to. He goes back and kicks, but misses to the right.
GOAL CROWSJenkins runs onto the loose ball. He runs inside 50 and breaks the tackle before measuring the kick and splitting the middle. Good running goal from the big man.
Adelaide are now beginning to play with confidence. Saints looking like a tired lot.
GOAL CROWSPorplyzia has worked hard since coming on with 8 possessions. This time he works to space and marks. From 20 metres out he kicks the goal.
BEHIND CROWSAdelaide looking to put this one beyond question early. Jenkins marks 45 metres out. He has kicked 1.2 today and he now makes it 1.3.
BEHIND SAINTSRiewoldt takes a key grab early in the final quarter. This kick could potentially make or break them. He goes back but his kick is to the left.
The Crows have activated their substitution with Porplyzia coming onto the field for Wright who puts on the red vest.
GOAL CROWSvan Berlo marks just before the siren sounds. This will really hurt. van Berlo strides up and kicks it. Crucial blow to the Saints. Crows lead by 29 at three quarter time.
BEHIND CROWSJenkins with a long range shot at goal from beyond the paint work. It's looking good off the boot but slams into the post.
GOAL CROWSLynch marks 45 metres out. He kicked ten last week and yet to bother the scorers this week. Until now that is. What a wonderful kick!His score rate may be down 90% but that was important.
BEHIND CROWSVan Berlo gets behind a thumping kick but it's not the desired result with only a behind.
GOAL CROWSRichard Douglas has a party trick. He knows how to make some noise. He marks and lines it up. It goes straight through the middle and suddenly we have some noise!
BEHIND SAINTSSteven with a very important kick but he sends it from left to right.
BEHIND CROWSWright tries one from distance, but it bounces through for a behind.
GOAL SAINTSRiewoldt is held without it in the marking contest and is paid the free kick. Not a popular decision. He makes himself even less popular by kicking the goal.
St Kilda have activated their substitution with Maister donning on the red vest. His place is taken by Arryn Siposs.
GOAL CROWSTalia pushes forward and presents as a marking option. More than an option in fact as he pulls down the grab. He thumps the kick and it sails through post high.
BEHIND CROWSLyons comes in and is under duress. He still manages to get the shot out but it's only a behind.
GOAL CROWSMcKernan taps it down to Thompson who fumbles then recovers. He breaks the tackle and finds some space to kick the goal. Great effort!
GOAL SAINTSFrom the stoppage Armitage takes possession and goes straight for route 1. It's straight through the middle.
BEHIND SAINTSMontagna hurries the shot at goal but it's only a behind.
We are off and underway for the third quarter.
Adelaide leads St Kilda by 9 points at halftime in a very tight contest.
Both defences are on top in this match. The Crows holding on and chipping until halftime.
BEHIND CROWSDouglas who is usually a reliable kick, misses one from deep inside the forward pocket.
BEHIND CROWSJenkins looks to run onto the ball but a desperate Gwilt rushes it through.
BEHIND CROWSMackay charges forward and lines up the shot at goal, but it's missing to the left.
Crows fans not happy with some umpiring decisions, whilst correct, not going their way.
BEHIND SAINTSSaints look to get one back almost immediately through Maister. He goes back and lines it up, but it's to the right.
GOAL CROWSVince runs hard to create the space and runs into the mark. He goes back and measures it with precision. Like clockwork if you may! Crows by 7.
This looks set to be yet another close match in an amazing round of footy we are enjoying. It all started on Friday night with Natanui.
BEHIND CROWSJosh Jenkins marks out on a hard lead. His shot from near the boundary is a very good one, but the post gets in the way.
GOAL SAINTSA free kick has been paid to the Saints 30 metres out. Like a thief in the night Milne runs off with the ball and fumbles, but manages to get a boot onto it in time.
GOAL CROWSDouglas taps the ball and keeps it in play. It goes to Wright who kicks to the lead of Jenkins and he marks. Off a tight angle Jenkins guides it through.
The scores are level at quarter time.
GOAL SAINTSSaad marks with a spearing pass. The siren sounds before he begins his marathon run up. It looks good off the boot and it's a ripper.
BEHIND CROWSLynch drops the chest mark between the goal and behind post and it's through for a Crows behind.
GOAL CROWSSome good transition play by the Crows. It's finished off with Jenkins kicking over the top to McKernan who marks 15 metres out. He slots it through and the Crows lead by 5.
GOAL SAINTSIt's raining goals here in Adelaide. Maister handballs over to Milne who runs in and kicks the goal. How many times have we seen Milne do that?
GOAL CROWSSloane with a good pick up from the half volley. He handballs to Mackay who runs in and kicks the first goal of the match in the 18th minute.
BEHIND CROWSMcKernan's shot is a rain maker. It goes to Sloane who snaps through for another behind.
Still no goals here and you can't say it's down to conditions or the pressure because both teams are allowed to roam freely.
BEHIND SAINTSMilera runs onto it and snaps but it misses to the left.
We are over 11 minutes in and yet to see a goal.
BEHIND SAINTSSt Kilda hit the front but not in the way they would like. Ray lines it up but it swings from left to right to miss. Saints by one point.
BEHIND SAINTSHickey marks after Geary hits him on the chest. Hickey too like Riewoldt drags the kick across the face of goal.
BEHIND SAINTSRiewoldt works hard once again and has a set shot. He lines it up but it's across the face.
BEHIND CROWSShaun McKernan has it in the pocket. His kick is a nice one and it bends back, but it hits the post.
BEHIND CROWSJenkins lunges at the ball but it's off hands and through for the opening score of the match.
We are off and underway in Adelaide.
Welcome to AAMI Stadium where St Kilda visits in search of consecutive wins.
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New clues to skin cancer development show sunscreen is not enough
12 Jun 2014
Scientists have shown that sunscreen cannot be relied upon alone to prevent malignant melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer, according to research published in Nature today (Wednesday).
The work supports the approach taken by public health campaigns that call for people to use a combination of shade and clothing to protect their skin, applying sunscreen to the areas you can't cover.
The research explains more about the mechanism by which UV light leads to melanoma and also explores the extent to which sunscreen is able to prevent UV light from damaging healthy cells.
In the study, carried out at Cancer Research UK's Manchester Institute, based at the University of Manchester, and at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, scientists examined the molecular effects of UV light on the skin of mice at risk of melanoma* and whether disease development was blocked by sunscreen.
UV light directly damages the DNA in the skin's pigment cells, increasing the chances of developing melanoma. Crucially, the researchers show that it causes faults in the p53 gene, which normally helps protect from the effects of DNA damage caused by UV light.
The study also showed that sunscreen can greatly reduce the amount of DNA damage caused by UV, delaying the development of melanoma in the mice. But, importantly, the study also found that sunscreen did not offer complete protection and UV light could still target p53 to induce melanoma, albeit at a reduced rate.
Professor Richard Marais, study author and Cancer Research UK scientist, based at the University of Manchester, said: "UV light has long been known to cause melanoma skin cancer, but exactly how this happens has not been clear. These studies allow us to begin to understand how UV light causes melanoma.
"UV light targets the very genes protecting us from its own damaging effects, showing how dangerous this cancer-causing agent is. Very importantly, this study provides proof that sunscreen does not offer complete protection from the damaging effects of UV light.
"This work highlights the importance of combining sunscreen with other strategies to protect our skin, including wearing hats and loose fitting clothing, and seeking shade when the sun is at its strongest."
Dr Julie Sharp, head of health information at Cancer Research UK, said: "We've known for some time that sunscreen, when applied properly, can help protect our skin from the harmful effects of the sun's rays. But people tend to think they're invincible once they've put it on and end up spending longer out in the sun, increasing their overall exposure to UV rays.
"This research adds important evidence showing that sunscreen has a role, but that you shouldn't just rely on this to protect your skin. It's essential to get into good sun safety habits, whether at home or abroad, and take care not to burn – sunburn is a clear sign that the DNA in your skin cells has been damaged and, over time, this can lead to skin cancer.
"When the sun is strong, pop on a t-shirt, spend some time in the shade and use a sunscreen with at least SPF15 and good UVA protection."
Professor Nic Jones, Cancer Research UK's chief scientist and director of the Manchester Cancer Research Centre, said: "Malignant melanoma is now the fifth most common cancer in the UK, with more than 13,000 people being diagnosed with the disease every year. With the number of cases increasing, we urgently need to understand more about the disease and find new and better treatments. And this is why we're making skin cancer research one of the key focuses of the Manchester Cancer Research Centre."
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• Cancer Research UK has been at the heart of the progress that has already seen survival rates in the UK double in the last forty years.
• Cancer Research UK supports research into all aspects of cancer through the work of over 4,000 scientists, doctors and nurses.
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Ok, so I am very new at this. I was wondering how you can do scrapbooking with Photo Shop Elements? How do you get the background and cute little embelishments?
Momma to 3, J (forever two days), J (2 Years) and Baby Boy (due in September)
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There are tons of tutorials out there that will help you figure it all out. I have a few tutorials that I wrote for some friends, but they're for PSE4. They're still helpful, there might just be small differences if you have a newer version of PSE. Here's my first tutorial, maybe it will help. http://thebakerstuff.com/content/view/17/31/
PSE has some backgrounds built in, but most of them you need to find free (lots of places on the web) or buy. I use scrapgirls.com and love them. They also have some great step-by-step tutorials for the different programs that you can buy and work along with videos to learn how to do all sorts of things!
~ Cari
Mommy to Noah ~ �11/29/05 &�Hazel ~ 2/13/09
Once you download your papers and elements, create a new blank page in PSE, then open the papers and embellishments you want to use. You can copy and paste them onto the blank page (start with the paper you want on the very bottom) and use free transform (ctrl+C) to change the size and move them around. You can play around with it to learn the program, and there's always the undo button if you don't like a change! My fave site for digiscrap is scrapmatters.com. The blog and forum are great places to learn new techniques and get advice. Enjoy!
Mama all the time to Elliott (11/09) and Nora (11/11).
There is a beginner class in photoshop elements at www.digitalscrapbookingclasses.com if you are interested.


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"When fans are cutting your FACE in the back of their heads that's called GREATNESS." No, it's called IDIOCY. The fool who did it will realize that when he's 50. But hey, he'll let his hair grow out to cover it.Posted July 6, 2013 11:54 am
He's the GOAT… Nobody even close."
Correctamundo in disguise?Posted July 6, 2013 11:53 am
He's the GOAT… Nobody even close.Posted July 6, 2013 3:44 am
I never said that Floyd was the greatest boxer ever. I just think he is an all time great. That is it.Posted July 6, 2013 3:17 am
Once Floyd start to feel the powerful punches of a NONE CHERRYPICKIN YOUNGER STRONGER BIGGER FASTER UNDEFEATED OPPONENT his speed body and soul will CRUMBLE for EVER.Posted July 4, 2013 9:33 pm
When fans are cutting your FACE in the back of their heads that's called STUPIDITY.Posted July 4, 2013 5:19 pm
Floyd needs notable fighters to generate ratings otherwise no one really cares to watch his fight.Posted July 4, 2013 5:18 pm
When fans are cutting your FACE in the back of their heads that's called GREATNESS.Posted July 4, 2013 4:41 pm
Hero Toe Zero
keep sucking on those balls nut-huggers.Posted July 4, 2013 4:39 pm
TJ… You make an excellent point…
Ray Leonard was out of Boxing 2 years and fought unknown Kevin Howard. After that lackluster effort, he retired for 3 more years—and decided he wanted Hagler. Marvin was inactive—fighting once a year in 1985, 1986, and 1987, which he was allowed to do by his orgs. Hagler ignored the top ranking middleweights to fight Leonard.
What people don't understand about Boxing—it was never necessarily about the best fighting the best. It's about charisma, personality, hype, glamour, million dollar smiles, building a fan base—and avoiding people who can beat you. The best fights go begging for years. Many never take place at all—depending on who built the best old boy network connections and hype machine—which is your publicity machine that builds your public acclaim.
Leonard's name was magic. He was hyped to the skies after he beat Hagler. Ray never defended the title he won from the marvelous one—because the top ranking middleweights were genuine threats to beat him.
The Lalonde fight was ingenious. It got Ray another title to defend. Leonard simply ignored the 175 pound title. He defended the 168-pound "vacant" title he won from LaLonde against anybody he wanted at 160. That was the weight Ray felt most comfortable at following the Hagler fight.
Mike McCallum, Michael Nunn, and Julian Jackson won the pieces of the splintered middleweight title stripped from Leonard, for failure to defend it. There was pressure brought on Leonard to fight any of the three—since he was fighting at the same weight. That's when Leonard's team eyed Terry Norris—a man Jackson crushed with a devastating KO a few fights earlier. Norris had a 154-pound title and seemed to have a vulnerable chin.
Even the smartest miscalculate in this game… Leonard had a woeful night.Posted July 4, 2013 11:32 am
What annoys me the most is that there isn't another truly great welterweight going around that would trouble Money, no one to truly test how great he is,it a shame, he's had it aALL his own way really.Posted July 4, 2013 10:34 am
what TJ says, right on.Posted July 4, 2013 10:30 am
SC I actually think he should fight Canelo at 154 but Canelo didn't need to take the fight at 152, but he did so……
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. The Lion King of Beat Street)
You really need to point the finger at both MANNY PACQUIAO and SUGAR RAY LEONARD for using their stature to manipulate the governing bodies into allowing them to compete for a 154 title where the opponent was not only stipulated a weight he could not come in above, but also how much he was to rehydrate to and finally coming off a year's suspension at a weight he had not fought at for years in ANTONIO MARGARITO…
In RAY LEAONARD'S case he was one of the first people to demonstrate to me (as a young boy) how cynical boxing can be, by asking Light Heavyweight champ DONNY LALONDE to lose half a stone in order to make 168 so that HE, SRL could win 2 titles at diifferent weights in the same bout!
That was one of the first things to wake me up to the fakeries of boxing annd I've been pointing them out ever since.
It seems these days that once you hit the top and are a BIG enough attraction, or have a powerful promoter or are favoured by the organisations of choice you can do almost anything…. No matter how shameful, so long as it brings in the dollars to all concerned!
This is the real issue here
Only then will this crap stop in our sport!Posted July 4, 2013 7:38 am
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. The Lion King of Beat Street)
KOrnerman: Then what you are really saying is that FMJ must vacate or be stripped of his major 154lbs titles because he's supposedly not big enough to defend them vs, elite opposition.
Just admit it, man. FMJ is a four division world champion, NOT a five division world champion, He refuses to defend his paper Jr. MW titles at 154lbs because he knows he'll get beat. That's why he outright refused to fight Canelo at 154lbs — his very own weight class.
But FMJ still calls himself the Jr. MW Champion of the world and refuses to vacate like a man with integrity and class. What you gotta say now???Posted July 4, 2013 7:23 am
The Golden Boy
Mayweather saw no PPV action until he faced De La Hoya.Posted July 4, 2013 6:13 am
I think Floyd could beat Mattyesse and Garcia on the same night, as for GGG he's a middleweight man don't you think that's a bit big for a guy who started at lightweight? I do, Floyd fighting at 154 is as heavy as he can go and be the best then sheer mass takes over.Posted July 4, 2013 5:53 am
Yeah Tark I agree,everyone has a nemesis, Mayweather just hasn't found his…..yet.Posted July 4, 2013 5:49 am
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. The Lion King of Beat Street)
TARK: Well that really depends on who FMJ picks for his last few fights. I give him much respect for fighting Canelo, but will he choose Alexander, Khan, Broner and other walk-overs and for his last few fights?
Or will he man-up and face dangerous opposition like 3G, the winner of Garcia vs. Matthysse, PacMan, etc.
The true-to-life GOAT would NOT avoid top-dogs who can easily make his own weight at 154lbs or below, like 3G, Maravilla, Lara, Kirkland, Thurman, etc.
The title of GOAT is generally designated for HWs, and is far to great for FMJ, considering that he lost to Castillo in their first fight; almost lost to past-prime ODLH; avoided prime PacMan and has cherry-picked opponents for many years.
A true GOAT is someone who fought all prime opposition of his era without going to great lengths to protect and avoid losing his precious "O".Posted July 4, 2013 5:21 am
For me.. Right now.. At this particular time.. Floyd is the GOAT.. That could change Sept 14th..
A lot of people said Roy Jones was the GOAT.. Then he fought Tarver.
Some folks said Leonard was the GOAT.. Then he fought Norris.
People said Tyson was the GOAT.. Then he fought Douglas.
Some said Ali was the GOAT.. Then he fought Frazier and Norton.
People even said Foreman was the GOAT… Louis… Johnson… Pep… Dempsey… Tunney… Lewis… Vitali… Robinson… Charles… Duran… Monzon… A few said Benvenuti… Armstrong… Burley… Calzaghe… If Floyd goes undefeated to 49 or 50 wins, he might hold the distinction for a generation.Posted July 4, 2013 3:41 am
Sweep The Leg
had he had the belief in himself as you deluded fan boys do then perhaps he could've become as great as you try to make out he isPosted July 4, 2013 1:19 am
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. The Lion King of Beat Street)
Yes…Floyd is one the best talents of his era and is an ATG. But he is NOT the supreme GOAT. Big difference.Posted July 4, 2013 12:18 am
Well I guess lucky for me I am a real boxing fan and know the history of the sport. And guess what Floyd is an all time great. Plain and simple.Posted July 4, 2013 12:09 am
Wishful thinking. Canelo will punish him…. ( dont delete it ) …lolPosted July 3, 2013 11:43 pm
Haha…deleted my post?…lol hatersPosted July 3, 2013 11:42 pm
Mayweather will knock Alvarez out in the 9th round.Posted July 3, 2013 11:41 pm
No true fan respects a coward who refuses to fight the best and then tries to pull the wool over their eyes and convince them they're greatest thing since sliced bread. don't expect connoisseurs of the game to fall for it.Posted July 3, 2013 10:52 pm
Hecdog…, we know you hate Floyd and love Pacquiao… OK??? We get it.
Some Floydiot said, …. "And stand there face to face and see who hits the hardest and who has the biggest b@lls. Thats called MMA."
You know nothing about MMA.. That's NOT MMA.
MMA players can't fight like boxers because the gloves are so much smaller and more lethal.. Punches cannot be blocked as readily so hiding behind your "gloves" is virtually impossible.. Movement and position mean so much more because one good blow can get you going more easily.
Boxing is an important part of MMA — but it's a small part of what MMA players have to master.Posted July 3, 2013 10:47 pm
So if Floyd had not taken this fight then he is ducking….now he takes the fight and we see excuses prior to the fight…..WOW….Floyd all day every MF dayPosted July 3, 2013 10:47 pm
Floyd Mayweather is a cherryicking fraud and a serial ducker who's entire career has been carefully constructed to protect that zero. That might fool the casual fan and nut-huggers like you but it won't fool real knowledgeable boxing fans who are acquainted with the history of the sport.Posted July 3, 2013 10:24 pm
But yet makes millions and breaks PPV recordsPosted July 3, 2013 10:22 pm
He fights has-beens and bums and still bores the pants off everyone.Posted July 3, 2013 10:16 pm
Still, not going to be a good one!Posted July 3, 2013 10:15 pm
The ticket guy
Alvarez is the star here. He's the draw.Posted July 3, 2013 10:13 pm
You may be right about thatPosted July 3, 2013 10:05 pm
Maidana under Garcia is a more impressive warrior…..I give the advantage to Maidana with pure aggression and pressurePosted July 3, 2013 8:12 pm
Well I consider Floyd as the champ at 147. The titles really mean nothing to me. The only belt that matters is the Ring belt. But Maidana will be a really good fight for Broner. Will tell us if he belongs at 140/147 or back down to 135.Posted July 3, 2013 7:16 pm
Correct….Maidana is the mandatory ….SWEETPosted July 3, 2013 5:41 pm
He is the mandatory for which ever belt Broner has.Posted July 3, 2013 5:33 pm
Maidana maybe but not Lucas. I'm still upset at the post fight interview. Broner really rubbed me the wrong way with thatPosted July 3, 2013 5:24 pm
We all good Mayweather86Posted July 3, 2013 5:23 pm
I agree Toosalty
I am relived to see this BS was hashed out. We might need to chip in and send our pal The HANGMAN some Valium and other happy pills for his pain. I had back surgery years ago and the pain will make you flip.
So back to boxing we go and no more rubbish….LOLPosted July 3, 2013 5:00 pm
Man I stepped out for lunch and all HELL broke out on Here. Like I said earlier just knowing that WE all come to this site and read about boxing says we all enjoy it. The thing that I find the hardest is to talk about boxing with people outside of these sites, because they only heard of Floyd,Pac, and Tyson. So I just like to talk about the sport we all love, and if we disagree so what, if we agree so what, but we all will be back tomorrow reading. These are the sites I visit Boxingtalk,Fighthype,eastsideboxing,maxboxing, and doghouse boxing. I'm a Fan of FM because I seen him grow through the yrs when everyone was calling Roy the GOAT, and to be doing what he is doing for 17 yrs says alot love him or hate him.Posted July 3, 2013 3:04 pm
The Hangman
No need to apologize I was the one being a douche. My ass has been killing me all night and I've only had about an hour or two of broken sleep and I get real irritable when I don't sleep properly.
I'm seriously exhausted now. My eyes are literally closing as I type this.
No hard feelings breh. Peace outPosted July 3, 2013 2:47 pm
The Hangman
There you go.Posted July 3, 2013 2:32 pm
The Hangman
I apologized didn't I? I don't believe you're white, that my opinion and I'm entitled to it. Maybe I wrong, maybe I'm right. At the end of the day it doesn't really matter. Let's just leave it at that.Posted July 3, 2013 2:26 pm
Tomato Can
Like they say, you can please some of the people sometimes, and others none of the time, but you'll never please everyone all the time… Nuff Said.Posted July 3, 2013 2:23 pm
The Hangman
OK, fair enough. That's my bad. It was the other guy who said that. Alright I'll apologize for attributing that comment to you and flying off the handle, but I'm still not buying you're white though.Posted July 3, 2013 2:20 pm
The Hangman
"OK LET ME SPEAK THE KINGS ENGLISH YOU DUMB Bi@CH @SS punk MR. Hang about 2 inch man."
There you go.Posted July 3, 2013 2:13 pm
The Hangman
Find you? And why the hell do you think I'd bother wasting my time tracking some 16 year old punk ass wannabe rapper teen down and administering beat down on his ass for? It's only the Internet dude. I don't take anything anyone says on here seriously and I'm certainly not going to calling people out because they have a differing opinion to my own or aim a couple of insults at me or call me names. That's absolutely retarded. I guarantee you you wouldn't make it out of the first round I did though, be it it in a ring or on the cobbles. Now stop being such a big baby and take your L like a man.Posted July 3, 2013 2:12 pm
Floyd is a great that will only be appreciated when he is done boxing. You can take any boxers record and break it down. There are probably a handful of them where you could say he took on every tough opponent when they where in there prime. Floyd has only missed a few fighters and some of that had to do with the fact that he was contracted to HBO and others fighters where contracted to Showtime.Posted July 3, 2013 2:11 pm
The Hangman
Pesky kids tryna order drinks from the bar.Posted July 3, 2013 1:58 pm
The Hangman
Oh, he's part "Native" now. lmao. Sure you are dude, sure you are.Posted July 3, 2013 1:57 pm
The Hangman
I believe you. Who do you think you're kidding here? Just accept the fact that you got caught out and move on with your life. It's no biggie.Posted July 3, 2013 1:55 pm
The Hangman
No, you challenged another man to a fist fight over the Internet because you got caught out masquerading as something you're not and because you can't handle someone having a different opinion to you. That's absolutely ridiculous, dude.
Like you'd show anyway. You're yellow dude. I can almost smell the piss running down your legs from here.Posted July 3, 2013 1:52 pm
This fight will go 12 as Floyd will box smart as always.Posted July 3, 2013 1:50 pm
Mayweather86 let's just ignore him moving forward as it is clear he has mental issues…..it will be nap time soon as I am sure.Posted July 3, 2013 1:48 pm
The Hangman
Ah, little baba is all butt hurt because he's been caught out. Ah diddumsPosted July 3, 2013 1:47 pm
The Hangman
Proving your point? You don't have a point you fool. You're just some punk-ass street kid wannabe rapper with a big attitude and a tiny set of balls. I deal with your kind every single day. All bark and no bite. You'd break out in tears if someone raised their voice at you. Get back to school kid.Posted July 3, 2013 1:45 pm
The Hangman
Argue my point like a man? Like resorting to violence or threats of violence like you, Mr big tough guy?Posted July 3, 2013 1:40 pm
The Hangman
You can shut up too BUSTA. I've read a couple of your posts before and they were both rubbish.Posted July 3, 2013 1:37 pm
Hahaha Mayweather86 I think we in the same boat but I now see some open apologies from the HANGMAN…Posted July 3, 2013 1:22 pm
Floyd ain't exciting to watch!!! He may win all his hand pick opponents but he lack excitement! This moron is raking up money and a lot of moron fans of him idolized and worship his arrogant and greediness way!!!Posted July 3, 2013 1:15 pm
Toosalty-my comment was in refernce to meaningful numbers generated from a PPV event, not that it was his first. Floyd's 1st PPV event was against Gatti in 05′ where Floyd was already 28ys old. Canelo at only 22ys without any PPV history already managed to land his first PPV against the best P4P and so called PPV king. What does that tell you? Floyd needs notable fighters to generate rateings otherwise no one really cares to watch his fight. For being the "face of boxing" as he puts it, he should be able to generate enough excitement outside of his own fanbase to carry PPV events but he doesn't, which is why he needs Alvarez. Floyd knows thisPosted July 3, 2013 12:48 pm
BRAIN DEAD AUTHORPosted July 3, 2013 11:53 am
The Hangman
Obviously PRIMO wasn't one of those 3 posters I was referring to. He actually seems to have his head screwed on straight, which is a rarity on here.Posted July 3, 2013 11:52 am
PRIMO you are wrong Floyd 1st PPV was Gatti then Judah and the big one was ODH. Canelo has never had a PPV fight. so he is doing the same thing you are denounce Floyd of.Posted July 3, 2013 11:47 am
HANGMAN your first post is spot on, plus Mayweather saw no PPV action until he faced De La Hoya. Floyd cried and whined his way to a fight with ODH. Even now the "highest paid athlete in the world" needs somebody like the 22yr old Alvarez to generate record breaking numbers. What kind of numbers was Floyd bringing in at 22yrs??? NonePosted July 3, 2013 11:40 am
Bottom line is Floyd is a boxer not a one rd KO wizzard. There are other boxers that ride the bike and throw 2 punch combos that never get this hate.
Floyd will win again and then you all will say it was boring…..Geeeeezzzzz….not everybody is a smash crack EM up fighter….some think in the ring.Posted July 3, 2013 11:37 am
Hang Man I must admit you have me laughing while im here at work. im just laughing at you, but let me stop playing for a sec. Honest I love talking about boxing Hang Man/Heckdog etc, it would be fun to all go out and watch the fight with real boxing fans and not casual fans, now that really piss me off for some dude at a fight party that thinks he knows what the hell he is talking about. So I decided a long time ago NO MORE FIGHT PARTIES. I just stay at home to watch and try to teach my Son and wife the Sport that HangMan,Hecdog,Mitch,Anonymous,Havoc,urone2,and etc we all love but cant find anyone at the office to talk with us about.Posted July 3, 2013 11:16 am
He asked a Prime Mosley for a fight Hecdog, Mosley had a toothache. Cmon man back then he was promoted by Bob Arum, WHY do you blame FM for certain fights not happeing when his promoter was Bob and ODH was his biggest star at the time. Bob is the reason Tyszu,Casamayor, and Freitas fights didnt happen. Which time told that those fight didnt need to happen anyway. little hang man he is already great with or without your opinion. Stop being so media driven listening to whatever the MEDIA TELLS you to believe. They say if you dont have haters then you are not doing something right.Posted July 3, 2013 11:05 am
The Hangman
Good post HecdogPosted July 3, 2013 10:46 am
The Hangman
I'm not a hater. I'm a realist and unlike your nut-hugger self I'm also a knowledgeable fan who's had the privilege of watching many a great fighter in the flesh down the years.
Floyd Mayweather has talent and had he had the belief in himself as you deluded fan boys do then perhaps he could've become as great as you try to make out he is, but the fact is he didn't and he only has his cowardice and aversion to risk taking to blame for that.Posted July 3, 2013 10:45 am
Floyd Mayweather is the most BORING boxing champion in the history of boxing hands down. People don't pay money to see some good athlete hit his opponent once, hug, hold and sprint away. Mayweather is embarrassing to watch when you compare some current and past boxing champions or even some current boxers. He always let's down fans that come to see a fight, and what he does is simply boring and ugly. He doesn't bring excitement to a boxing ring. Sure he has good defense, but he can't fight inside at all because he's scared to death to get hit, he never throws more than a two punch combination because he's always looking to get out of harm's way, and he has no power. Yeah we can look at his athleticism, speed and reflexes, but fans want to see if the guy has the heart and courage to get through adversity like Sugar Ray Leonard, Roy Jones, JC Chavez, Ali, Duran,, SR Robinson and other legitimate boxing champions. They took chances and proved what kind of character they have. Mayweather has proven during his career that he avoids all real challenges (A prime Mosely, Tyszu, Pacquiao). And now he takes on a guy (Canelo) that Intelligent fight fans know is not ready. Seriousl, someone please tell me exactly what qualifies Canelo for this match. Beating Trout? Canelo is a strong young kid with lot's of potential, and that's it. What will Mayweather fight Canelo like? Take a guess. Floyd Mayweather is a great athlete and a very good boxer, but he does not stand alongside past greats.Posted July 3, 2013 10:45 am
The Hangman
Don't patronize me urone2. Floyd Mayweather demonstrates the art of Sweet Science against cherrypicked bums and has-beens. He's a complete fraud and and a coward. No true fan respects a coward who refuses to fight the best and then tries to pull the wool over their eyes and convince them they're greatest thing since sliced bread.Posted July 3, 2013 10:36 am
The Hangman
I've already forgotten more than you'll ever know, chump.
Floyd Mayweather is a cherryicking fraud and a serial ducker who's entire career has been carefully constructed to protect that zero. That might fool the casual fan and nut-huggers like you but it won't fool real knowledgeable boxing fans who are acquainted with the history of the sport.
By all means you keep buying into his lies and excuses for ducking and avoiding the best but don't expect connoisseurs of the game like myself to fall for it too.
And kindly address me in the proper manner next time please, I don't speak ebonics.Posted July 3, 2013 10:30 am
Well said urone2
I'm a real boxing fan for 42 yrs, what some of you guys are talking about including this writer I don't understand. The reference to real boxing fans, this guy in my opinion dont know what a real boxing fan is. Real fan appreciate the sweet science not just knock outs. I like knock outs and loved watching Tyson, Chavez and others give the fans some great knock outs. I also watch Vlad klitcho and see a guy take no chances run from his opponents to try an make them run into his punches. I find his fights the most boring because of his style of no slipping punches but running. when I watch floyd and he slips punches with his hand down and stey within range to return a counter punch. Yeah I like that, when he dances around the ring too much yes boring. But, Floyd is giving his opponent opportunities that they haven't been able to capitalize on. It's not his fought tf they can't. Now, this writer is just trying to continue the cherry picker myth the haters have been trying to pin on Floyd his whole career. I would challenge you so called boxing experts to go back and look up post fight interviews and see who call out who and haw many fighter turned down fights with Mayweather. Then also take a close look at when Mayweather and Cotto fought. Here's a clue it was after Cotto left Bob Arum, and look back on why Mayweather left Bob Arum. Check some history then re-write your article.Posted July 3, 2013 10:08 am
Hang man you dont know what the hell you are talking about, the has beens he has beatin are the ones yall/media hype up. He called out Mosley after he beat Oscar the 2nd time but Mosley had a toothache. He called out Cotto, but Bob would not let him anywhere near his puertorican money maker. He put on a boxing clinic for ODH the score cards lied, I had money on ODH because i thought he was too big, floyd won dam near every round go back and watch the fight. he beat an undefeated Hatton, which was a bum that yall/the media hyped up that fight. He beat an undefeated Diego that was blowing people away at the time, which he was waaay bigger and stronger. Beat yall boy Castillo twice, the 1st time with a broken had, 2nd time it was not even close. The same way YALL/the Media is hyping up this new BUM. Go watch Canelo fights, man he is a bum, beating up smaller guys, then he face someone his size and they steal the fight from him. People love or Hate FM but what he figured out is that YALL hate him sooooo much, that YALL/Media will build up a super hero make them look good then FM knows that in Yall hoping that he will lose, you will spend your hard earned money on a new BUM with no SKILLS in hopes of the new BUM beating him. That is Marketing 101 HANG MAN YOU JUST BEEN HUNGPosted July 3, 2013 10:06 am
Tomato Can
Uhhg, do boxing fans really like this type of writing?Posted July 3, 2013 9:58 am
The Hangman
He fights has-beens and bums and still bores the pants off everyone. Ain't nobody got time for that.Posted July 3, 2013 9:35 am
How can you call a fighter boring when he has the skills to make other exciting boxers freezer up like a amateur in the ring?
All boxers say how they are going to crush Floyd and 90 percent piss away the game plan on fight nigh…..LMAOPosted July 3, 2013 9:31 am
The Hangman
Make no mistake about it Alavez is the star here. He's the draw. He's the one all the fans want to see. Floyd needs to ride off the coattails of the De La Hoya's, the Canelo's, and the Beiber's of this world to make it seem like he's a star but he's not and he never has been. He's a complete fraud and a coward. His career is all smoke and mirrors when you scratch away at the superficial surface. True boxing fans, those who are actually familiar with the history of the sport, know this. His career has been all about risk management and protecting that golden zero from the get-go.Posted July 3, 2013 8:37 am
So not gettin KOd = boring ??Posted July 3, 2013 8:33 am
JEALOUSY IS A HELLUVA DRUG!Posted July 3, 2013 7:37 am
Still, not going to be a good one! You got Mayweather boring style that will neutralize any good action from Canelo! Mayweather got the style that will run down the clock without much action. People are looking for a knock out which I douth will come! Boring fighter who makes a ton of money….I don't get it!!Posted July 3, 2013 5:50 am
Still, not going to be a good one! You got Mayweather boring style that will neutralize any good action from Canelo! Mayweather got the style that will run down the clock without much action. People are looking for a knock out which I douth will come! Boring fighter who makes a ton of money….I don't get it!!'nPosted July 3, 2013 5:49 am
WHAT A LOAD OF JEALOUS HOGWASH.Posted July 3, 2013 5:08 am
I don't get itPosted July 3, 2013 4:24 am


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This article will give you 4 ideas to improve your next Facebook contest.
Why Facebook Contests?
Facebook contests are a popular way for you to get your audience engaged and excited about your brand. More and more companies have adopted the use of Facebook contests to better track participation and engagement.
With so many companies using contests, even if you've read 9 Tips for Running Successful Facebook Contests, it can be hard to differentiate yourself. Your Facebook fans are pummeled with tons of advertisements and other promotions. So it's important to stand out against your competitors.
Simply giving out a free iPad or a gift card isn't enough to attract the attention of social followers.
How to Use Hashtags in Your Social Media Marketing
Do you use hashtags in your social media marketing?
What if someone else is using the same hashtag about a totally different topic?
Even worse, what if your competitor is using the same hashtag about the same topic?
Before you just throw any word or phrase out there and decide to use it as your hashtag, there are a few things you'll want to consider to maximize your hashtag's exposure.
What's a Hashtag?
A hashtag is a pound sign (#), but it's also used on Twitter to categorize messages.
According to Twitter, hashtag is defined as follows:
Since the first person used a hashtag in August 2007, they have become one of the most commonly used symbols on Twitter. People use them to organize conversations, tweet at events and engage in conversations online.
But in order to have a successful marketing campaign using a hashtag, you have to know how to pick the right hashtag.
5 Ways Marketers Can Use Instagram
Have you noticed how more marketers are using images in their social media marketing?
Would you like to know how your business can use the popular sharing site Instagram?
In this article, I will show you five ways to use Instagram to enhance your marketing.
Why Instagram?
In the last few years, the use of Instagram by companies has skyrocketed. With millions of users, Instagram has become the perfect opportunity for brands to get quick messages and photos to their target audiences.
When Instagram started out, it was simply a way to post pictures with your fans and did not have a lot of marketing value.
However, in the last few years Instagram has proven to be an effective platform for marketers to reach a new audience in a way the audience wants to be marketed to: with visuals and short messages.
When creating your marketing strategy, do not forget about this great—yet underutilized—platform.


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Will Smith appeared on Oprah yesterday and talked about his experience finding out that Obama would be president. He says he was with his family and cried uncontrollably.
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