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D7000 a D300 killer?
I'd be curious now to hear from D300 users who have had their D7000 for a while. When setting side by side on the front seat of the truck, do you grab the D7000 or the D300(s) for wildlife photography? For scenic photographers, I'd bet the D7000 gets the nod, but do the 39 points and loss of a couple of frames per second affect your decision when the wildlife moment is crucial? I can see the benefits during early morning and late evening if the high ISO settings allow for better photos during tough light.
Some of the early reviews touted the D7000 as a D300 killer. Again, this question is directed to D300 users.
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#1. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0intrepidnz Registered since 18th Nov 2004Fri 10-Dec-10 05:46 PM
I have left my D300 behind! It can't compete, in my view. It nows spends its time in the spare bag now, in case I need a backup camera.
Am absolutely sold on the level of technology in the D7000. Its quite a step up from what was in the D300. Don't think I will use the D300 much from now on.
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#2. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0Hotswimmer Nikonian since 01st Apr 2008Fri 10-Dec-10 11:47 PM
While I don't think there's any arguing that the D7000 is a better, more capable, more advanced camera, the bottom line for a lot of present D300 owners is simply, are the additional features and capabilities of the D7000 worth spending another $1200+? For me, the answer is emphatically, no. I've come to know the D300 well and it does everything I need it to do, and will for many, many years to come. I'm not accusing anyone here of that, but I'm not a guy who goes out and buys the latest and greatest, just because it's there. If I didn't already own a D300 and were in the market it would be different - I would seriously consider the D7000, or possibly wait for the putative D700 replacement - the D700 is too long in the tooth right now to consider buying new.
Having handled both, I also like the ergonomics of the D300 better. I'm a big guy with big hands. I shoot the D300 partly for the same reason I shoot the Colt .45 automatic - they just fit me. I don't mind the extra weight. I mean, it would be a little idiotic for me to yammer about the difference in weight of the camera bodies when the lens I shoot most often is the 70-200mm f/2.8. I also like the additional switches on the D300 and their placement a lot better. Honestly, if some of the goodies in the D7000 came in a D300/D700 body, I could get a little more excited about it, but still not enough to make the jump, at least right now.
I emphatically do NOT want video on my DSLR, and can do without the data overhead of a 16MP or larger sensor.
#3. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 2JHCIII Nikonian since 24th Aug 2007Sat 11-Dec-10 12:37 AM | edited Sat 11-Dec-10 12:45 AM by JHCIII
I've carried the D300 everywhere, just about every day, for the last 3 years - approx 80,000 shutters. I've had the D7000 for a week, so it's really to early to say for sure, but here's a few scattered thoughts:
*the smaller size and weight is a bonus;
*can't get over that I'm limited to 3 bracketed shots!
*High ISO handling is a big improvement over the D300...but I need to get better acquainted with the D7000 to maximize, I think. ISO 1000 shots are certainly not bad, and much better than the D300, but not as jaw dropping as what I've seen from some D700s or D3s - but that's a tough comparison, and I'm probably asking too much. Again, I need more time with the D7000 to figure out how much sharpening and contrast impacts noise, etc.
* D7000 - much quieter....the slightly slower speed is barely noticeable (for my cityscape HDRs, dog/action shots, birds). The Q mode is even better, but not exactly silent by any means.
*Fast NEFs are a big plus...my old D80 remote is now back in service....now I need a new (extra) battery charger for the office.
* I was going to hold out for the D300 replacement (next year) but figure it's going to be $1,600 or more. Who knows what the yen will do....
* Auto ISO starting at 100 is nice, but the D300 has that Lo.3 thing...
Preliminary bottom line: I was going to need a new camera one of these days...D7000 at least marginally better, and probably more so once I get the hang of it. Not a jaw dropping slam dunk, but better.
So far I've shot with nikons 70-200VRII, 70-300, 16-35, 10-24, 50mm f/1.8, 105VR, and Tamron 17-50. Some minor probs mounting the Tamron - need an extra stron twist to mount properly. (I keep promising my wife I'll sell some lenses to offset the camera!)
I'll be interested to hear from others, and will let you know if I my experience changes.
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#4. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 3RRRoger Charter MemberSat 11-Dec-10 01:11 AM
I liked the D90 better in every way I used the camera than the D300.
So the D7000 is a slam dunk for me.
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#5. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0
>Some of the early reviews touted the D7000 as a D300 killer.<
Mine still appears to be alive and kicking. No D7000 for me, thanks. My next purchase will have at its heart the D3X's 24.5MP sensor without the D3X's price tag.
#6. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0
I have had a D7000 almost a month. I purchased it for my wife to replace her D300. The lighter weight and addition of video are a plus, but there is a learning curve. For her, the addition of video and light weight are enough to tilt the balance to the D7000. For me, they are not enough.
I shoot a D300 and am not compelled to carry the D7000 over the D300. Most of the differences are small enhancements - not ground breaking. The ability to pick up an extra stop of ISO performance is a plus. I find the 39 point AF a disadvantage compared to 51 points of the D300 - especially for landscapes or groups of animals where your focus point might not be the subject (focus is a distance rather than a primary feature). The layout of buttons on the outside of the camera is a mixed bag. The ISO display of the D300 is better for me. I prefer the individual button for moving between a single AF point and a group. I like the size and weight of the D300, especially when using f/2.8 lenses. With the D7000 I prefer the weight and feel with the grip so there is not a weight advantage.
I prefer the D7000 approach to WB (ability to dial in a specific value) - but in practice I shoot RAW and use Daylight WB most of the time. The multiple exposure settings of the D7000 are better since you don't need to reset it every shot. The added pixels of the D7000 are a nice plus, but the D300 is adequate up to 20x30 prints. The D7000 has advantages, but they are infrequent needs and are not compelling for 97% of my typical use.
Bottom line - my D300 goes with me and I will probably use a D300 as a backup over her D7000 when I head to Yellowstone next month. If I were buying new, the D7000 would be my choice as there are a lot of small advantages. I guess that makes it a D300 killer from a purchase standpoint. As a heavy D300 user (35,000 images per year), the next camera for me will probably be a D4/D800 rather than a D7000 so I will carry a FX+DX kit.
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#7. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0
Plain and simple I could not wait any longer for the D400. So the D7000 is a D400-killer for me since the D400 does not exist
I am almost certain to also get the D400 at some point but I won't have to rush and pre-order it having the D7000 in hand now.
So right now when shooting wildlife my D7000 is my #1 camera and my D300 is my #2. Ironically I am already happier with my D300 than I was before, because in my #2 role I do not have to stretch it as high on the ISO side of things. An un-stretched D300 is a very good camera!
The stretching to the limit work I'll leave to the D7000 (and so far it seems to be responding well).
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#8. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0
The important thing to remember is that theses cameras are not competing with each other.
There are a lot of comparisons between the D7000 and the D300, D700 but those other cameras set known benchmarks that help us evaluate the new body in town. Each of these bodies are marketed to somewhat different segment of photographers. Of course there is some overlap in those market segments but this is not and should not be a D7000 vs D300 vs D700 situation.
The valid question is ... How dose the D7000 fair against equivalent bodies from other camera makers? So far it seems that the D7000 is currently the best camera in its class.
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#14. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 8Gamecocks Registered since 22nd Jul 2010Sat 11-Dec-10 10:28 PM
I agree with you, Dave. Like beauty, whether one camera is better than another is in the eye of the beholder. Certainly, because of the potential market, the engineering differences between bodies will be different as they should be. Does that make one body a killer over another? Not unless you compare "oranges with oranges". Imho, this is a moot point because everybody will have their own personal preferences and in the end it really doesn't matter so long as the user is satisfied with their individual choice.
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#9. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 0
Seems to me (having never used a D7000, except to try one out in a store) that if buying a camera today, the D7000 would be a better choice than a D300s, and that for someone wanting a D300-type body it might be better to wait for the D400.
But I wouldn't think the D7000 would make a D300 obsolete, or that if you had both you wouldn't want to use your D300 anymore. I'm basing that on my own experience as a D300 and D50 owner. Obviously, the D300 is the better camera, but for probably 90% of my photography, you wouldn't be able to tell which camera the photo came from, and I still use my D50 a lot, even though I have a "better" camera. Unless I need the high ISO, or might be shooting something where I might want to make really big prints, you just can't see the difference in the results from a D50 and a D300, and I'll bet the same would be true of a D7000.
I can see why the D7000 would "kill" the market for the D300s, but based on my experience with different cameras, as a D300 owner I'm not thinking that I'd get much better photos if I "upgraded" to the D7000.
#10. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 9Hotswimmer Nikonian since 01st Apr 2008Sat 11-Dec-10 07:06 PM
You're totally correct in your analysis. We have to be mindful of the fact that Nikon's (and any other camera manufacturer's) goal is to sell as many cameras as possible. There's a big marketing infrastructure in place to further that goal.
A camera is a discretionary purchase. And very few people can truly justify going out and buying a new DSLR every two years. Most people's needs don't evolve that fast, and we're at a point where the advancements being made in DSLR technology don't matter very much to how most people shoot. Marketing hype is designed to convince you of the opposite, and NAS can strike
Additionally, when you publish an article like "Is the D7000 a D300 Killer?", for a segment of people, the "keeping up with the Joneses" thing kicks in. Some people simply have to have the latest and greatest, or want to say that they do - you often see them posting on reviews how last year's camera model is now "irrelevant" despite the fact that it would probably serve the average user's needs for decades. Others can't stand to show up with something that's now perceived to be second rate. It's the American way - spend money you don't have, to buy things you don't need, to impress people you don't like"
#11. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 10poc Registered since 08th Jan 2008Sat 11-Dec-10 07:23 PM
I've only had the D7k for a few days but after this early experience, this is not, in my opinion, a D300 killer. My original thought was to replace my D90/ D300s combo with one camera. Although the D7k is an amazing camera with great technological features, I will probably remain a two body photographer.
For everyday stuff, I will probably lean towards the newer camera, but for landscapes on a tripod, you cannot beat the ability to customize of the D300s. The extra buttons do make a difference when you are out in the field.
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#12. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 11M_Jackson Nikonian since 28th Oct 2005Sat 11-Dec-10 09:57 PM
Hi everyone,
Thanks for the posts. I believe it was Ken Rockwell's review that states it is a D300 killer, but seems like I read it on a couple of other reviews, too. Having two D300 bodies sitting here, I didn't care for the statement that much. Both of my D300 bodies have over 200,000 actuations, so I was more or less in the market for some sort of camera when the D7000 information started hitting the Internet.
I had a D7000 for a couple of days and took it back after having AF Fine Tune issues and a few hot pixels in the video. I am more or less still in the market for a "fill-in" camera until the D400/D800 bodies are announced. I've even been watching eBay to see if there were any really good buys on a D300 or D300s body. I liked quite a few of the new features on the D7000 and wasn't excited about a few of the others. I probably shoot the bulk of my photos with single servo, spot focus and the D7000 seemed very limiting in both the number of focus points, but also where they let you place them. The six FPS was an issue, but not a deal breaker.
The other variable that isn't addressed much here is the different connector for the remote switches. The D300 and D700 bodies use a standard 10 pin connection. I don't recall what thy call the D7000 connection, but it is different. Most of the D300 users probably also have an investment in remote switches including Pocket Wizards, Lightning Trigger, and either an MC-30 or MC-36 remote trigger. I also have an angle L viewer for my 300 bodies. I didn't check the fit on the D7000.
Lastly, I have a 32 gig, 600x CF card for my D300 bodies. They are considerably faster than the 300x cards I had been using. I purchased a pair of 32 gig, Class 10 SD cards for the D7000. I didn't do any scientific testing, but it certainly seemed the D7000 was slower writing to the card when filling the buffer. It was noticeable again to me when I picked up my D300 body after turning in the D7000. I was curious if anyone else noticed this, which is part of my request to hear only from D300 users.
My question had a bit of a hidden agenda, mainly to see if others were going to echo what I had experienced once all the initial hype died down. One of my D300 bodies has a MD-10 grip and the other doesn't. Both have L-Angle brackets. The size, weight and shape of the D7000 wasn't an issue to me either way. I liked where some of the buttons were placed and not others. I really liked the U1 an U2 options.
After only a couple of days of shooting, I never felt like it was a D300 killer. Aside from the price issue, it had features that were a step up and several that had me feeling like I had taken a step backwards. I'd probably end, or begin, my review of a D7000 with something like, "For the money, it is a heck of a camera".
I'd still like to hear from other D300 users that have been using their new D7000 bodies for a while.
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#13. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 12intrepidnz Registered since 18th Nov 2004Sat 11-Dec-10 10:25 PM
I woud like to add to me first post on this thread.
I had a D300 for quite a few years and it or one of the lenses, has always gone in for servicing on the periodic occasion. So I was reduced to having a less than satisfactory backup camera (an old D70) or a limited lens choice. I was rather dissatisfied with this arrangement so when I got sick earlier this year, I shouted myself two new lenses (10-24, the new 18-200) and a new SB600. I also wanted a new backup camera but alternated between another D300 body or waita little while for a new camera.
About that time, an annoucement was rumoured to be forthcoming about a new Nikon camera. I expected it to be the D300 replacement but it turned out to be the D7000. After reading the specs, it was obvious to me that this was the one I wanted and the D300 was to become the backup camera.
I am more than happy with the D7000 but its quite different in operation (in my mind) to the D300, which qualifies my statement above. I will find it hard to go back to the D300 because it does operate differently.
I was quite happy with the D300 but I like the D7000 more. It makes tkaing photos that much more enjoyable and the autofocus is that much better!
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#15. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 13DsrtVW Registered since 16th Dec 2007Sun 12-Dec-10 01:40 AM
I miss my D300, I love my D7000 but I miss the ergonomics of the D300 as someone previously mention I have big hands.D7000 is not bad but the feel of the D300 is much nicer. D300 will be going in for repair soon. D300 has AF issues and has over 120000 shutter trips. The D7000 has filled in the gap of having no camera at all, though my backup is a D50.
Will I get the D300 replacement when it comes out. Yes but I will probably not be one of the first to get one when they do release it. If the D7000 is any indication of things to come the D400 or whatever they will call it will be quite a machine.
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#16. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 15JPJ Nikonian since 19th Aug 2009Sun 12-Dec-10 03:50 PM
Have you tried adding the grip to the d7k to see if this helps with the size issue?
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#17. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 16wordwizrd Registered since 24th Nov 2010Sun 12-Dec-10 07:39 PM | edited Sun 12-Dec-10 08:42 PM by briantilley
I have a D300 --- now my wife's #1 camera --- a D700 and a D2x. The D7000 has been a great addition. In the 3 1/2 weeks I've had it, I've shot about 10,500 frames of football, soccer, hockey, basketball, ice skating, snowshoe racing, running ... and even some stationary objects. Each camera has its plusses and minuses, but they all do a great job.
If I could add anything to the D7000, it would be the provision to lock shutter speed. That becomes a consideration when shooting in cold weather with heavy mitts over my shooting gloves. I sometimes accidentally rotate the shutter speed wheel. This week, world cup bobsledding comes to town, and it will be cold, so I'll need to live with the mitts, but the tradeoff is a faster shooting rate than with the D700 and the wonderfully huge files from the D7000 that allow me to crop to the meat of action shots while still giving newspapers all the resolution they can handle.
I'll go back to the D700 this week to test performance with my favorite basketball lens --- the 50mm f/1.4, the perfect lens for working the baseline near the hoop. It seemed to me during a game the other night that the D7000 was lagging on focus lock and shooting rate with that lens. When I swapped to the 17-35mm for the second half of the game, the shooting rate went up, but the slower lens was a problem in a typically dark high school gym. Maybe I need to try some D7000 custom settings with the 50mm.
I've found some lenses are quicker than others on the D7000. the 70-200mm VR and 17-35mm f/2.8 are as quick on the D7000 as on any other camera, but it strikes me that the 50mm, the 85mm f/1.4 and the 18-200mm VR all lag just a bit. Is that the fault of the camera or of the lenses? I don't know just yet. While I could make the argument that top lenses get top results, I'm at a loss for the slowness of the 50 and 85 ... unless maybe slightly older technology is at fault. I've had those two lenses for quite some time.
One hugely pleasant surprise with the D7000 is battery life. It was a big concern before some spares arrived, and I recharged more often than usual to keep the battery fresh. With spares in hand, I allowed the battery in the camera to fall to 8 percent charge last week, and the frame count before I pulled it out to recharge was 4,128. The battery in the camera now shows 54 percent at 2,946 frames... a far cry from the batteries in the old D1 models that died quickly, especially in the cold. Temperature does not seem to affect the EN-EL15.
So, back to the original question: is the D7000 a D300 killer? For my purposes, yes. When I upgraded to the D700, the first thing I noticed was the huge gain in dynamic range from the D300 to the D700. I immediately noticed greater detail on darker complexions in challenging light situations. The D7000 continues that attention to range of detail, offers higher ISO and bigger files than the D300, all at a lower price. It seems to me that if Nikon made any big mistake with this camera, it was making it so good at such an attractive price.
#18. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 17mrginhop Nikonian since 29th Mar 2009Wed 15-Dec-10 03:48 AM
Wondering how you are finding the D700 vs. the D7000 especially re. higher ISOs & AFS (e.g acquisition & tracking)?
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#19. "RE: D7000 a D300 killer?" | In response to Reply # 17mrginhop Nikonian since 29th Mar 2009Wed 15-Dec-10 03:56 AM
I forgot to add that I too have had problems accidentally rotating the shutter speed dial on my D7000 even without cloves. Lost a lot of BIFs while shooting at Basqued del Apache just a week ago in manual mode. Somehow the wheel placement is different than the D300 I own. A lock would be great.
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The drones, purchased in 2007 to monitor marijuana growers, have not been able to scope out cannabis fields or perform other duties because the Forest Service lacks both trained pilots and Federal Aviation Administration clearance, according to PEER, which obtained the documents via a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Grades On Paper=ink On Wood. - Poem by Jem Solley
Who can tell me what I really know?
Who really am, or who we really are?
Schools drags you into a path of expected failure,
And doesn't take you very far,
For I wonder did Shakespeare ever,
Sit down with his feather,
After being forced to remember,
Every synonym, onomatopoeia and rhyming letter?
Did he ever take an exam?
Which proved he was the best?
Or did he let his imagination fly,
And soar above the rest,
So why are we all stressing?
How come we cry such tears?
And not getting a letter on a paper,
Is one of our biggest fears,
What happened to being talented?
What happened to just being me?
You cannot force a fish to climb up a branch,
But then praise the bear for climbing the tree.
For gods sake, we're all just human,
We cannot withdraw these stress tears from leaking,
What will be, will be, after all,
Martian Luther King got a C in public speaking,
Sure, study, and try as hard as you can,
But don't hurt yourself because of it,
Don't tear yourself into shreds of ribbons,
If you are stable, healthy and fit,
Maybe its not all about stressful exams,
And all the facts and formulas you know,
Maybe its just about letting yourself go,
And riding the road,
Course, I'm no expert,
so don't blame me if this all goes wrong,
Just look at your life from a different perspective,
And realise it wasn't so bad all along.
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Hi all,
I have the Nitro Select or this season, and last week the right boot started getting soaking wet in the slush while the other is fine. Do you think it might be a warranty issue?
I ran into the same problem before (I don't ride goofy). I found out it was due to me resting my board on my right foot on the lifts. The slush would slide off my board and onto my boot and melt over the laces in turn getting water into my boot. Now I just let the board dangle or use the toe of my boot to hook under the loop on the back binding so no slush slides onto my boot.
In my case, I think it gets wet when I walk through the slush, meaning that both boots get even exposure, but only one of them soaking. That's why it bothers me.
Is your foot getting wet or just the boot?
Both, the boot gets soaking wet in the front area particularly the fingers
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The Toronto Maple Leafs smothered Sidney Crosby, the National Hockey League's leading scorer, to claim a 4-1 win and send the Pittsburgh Penguins to a third straight loss.
Dave Bolland scored a pair for the Maple Leafs while Nazem Kadri and Phil Kessel also found the back of the net as Toronto scored three times in the third. Kris Letang had Pittsburgh's lone goal.
The Penguins, winners of seven-of-eight to start the start the season, have slipped into a mini-slump, losing three straight for the first time in almost two years (Dec. 29, 2011 to Jan. 11, 2012).
In those three losses the explosive Penguins have scored just four goals while Crosby, who came into the game sitting atop the scoring race with 18 points, was kept off the score sheet for just the second time this season.
"They play well at home but I think through the second period we played our game and didn't give them anything, unfortunately we didn't start the third off the right way and had to play catch up from there," shrugged Crosby. "We easily could of got a couple in the second and it's a different game. We can't give them as much momentum as we did.
"I felt like we generated some good chances we just couldn't score.
"That's the game sometimes."
After trading goals in a tight opening period the Penguins dominated the second, outshooting the Leafs 16-4 but could not put a puck past James Reimer, who turned in an outstanding effort in the Toronto net with 37 saves.
Kadri broke open the deadlock 1:26 into the third, flipping a nifty backhand over a diving Marc-Andre Fleury before Kessel sealed the win, taking a goalmouth feed from Cody Franson and driving into the open net.
Bolland closed out the scoring by getting his second of the night into an empty net.
"As a team we've been doing a good job, but we know we have to do more as a team," Bolland told reporters. "I knew Fleury comes out a lot. I was thinking fake shot and go towards my forehand, but the slap shot worked."
Until Saturday Toronto had been a happy hunting ground for Crosby.
In 25 career games against Toronto the Pittsburgh captain had scored 19 goals and 40 points and had been in red hot form scoring eight goals and 10 assists.
But Toronto kept a close watch on the All-Star center limiting him to just three shots.
"You just have to stay on top of him and know where he is," said Bolland. "When he's on the ice, you got to be ready."
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Coyotes 5, Oilers 4
Oliver Ekman-Larsson scored a power-play goal with 7:37 left to lift the Phoenix Coyotes to a 5-4 victory over the Edmonton Oilers.
Coyotes defenseman Keith Yandle had a goal and an assist and Martin Hanzal, Michael Stone and David Schlemko also scored for the Coyotes (7-3-2), who have won three of four and have points in eight of nine games. Radim Vrbata added three assists for Phoenix.
Yandle set up Ekman-Larsson's game winner when he blocked an Edmonton clearing attempt at the blue line, keeping the play in the Oilers zone alive.
Tyler Pitlick scored his first career goal, and David Perron, Ryan Jones and Will Acton also scored for the Oilers (3-8-1), who have dropped two straight.
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Sharks 2, Canadiens 0
Antti Niemi made 22 saves for his second shutout and Logan Couture scored twice to lead the San Jose Sharks to a 2-0 win over the Montreal Canadiens.
Niemi recorded his 25th career shutout, his second in three games.
Patrick Marleau assisted on both goals as San Jose claimed a first win at the Bell Centre since Dec. 17, 2002.
The Sharks bounced back from their first regulation loss Thursday night in Boston to improve to 9-1-1 while the Montreal dropped to 6-5-0.
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Lightning 3, Sabres 2
Ondrej Palat scored the game-winning goal with four minutes left to help the Tampa Bay Lightning edge the Buffalo Sabres 3-2.
Palat collected a loose puck and scored his third goal of the season as the Sabres flailed in front of goaltender Ryan Miller.
Martin St. Louis had tied the score at two for the Lightning with 5:51 remaining when he took a cross-slot pass from Steven Stamkos and ripped his sixth goal of the season.
The Lightning are now 7-3-0 while the rebuilding Sabres drop to 2-10-1.
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Flyers 5, Islanders 2
Vinny Lecavalier scored a hat trick to help lift the Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-2 win over the New York Islanders.
After scoring two goals in the first period, Lecavalier netted his third in the third period.
He started the sequence by stealing the puck from Thomas Hickey at the Flyers blue line and then finished it by putting it into the empty net after Kevin Poulin came out of his crease to challenge a potential shot by Maxime Talbot.
In his eighth start of the year, Steve Mason had 26 saves to earn the win as the Flyers improved to 3-7-0, winning their second straight game for the first time this season.
Poulin made 28 saves in his second start as the Islanders fell to 4-4-3.
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Rangers 3, Red Wings 2 (OT)
Derick Brassard's breakaway goal with 12.9 seconds left in overtime gave the New York Rangers a 3-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings.
Benoit Pouliot scored a goal and added an assist and Mats Zuccarello also scored for New York (3-6-0). Cam Talbot stopped 32 of 34 shots in the win.
Drew Miller and Daniel Alfredsson scored for Detroit (6-4-2), which lost its fourth straight. Jimmy Howard made 37 saves.
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Devils 4, Bruins 3
The struggling New Jersey Devils, taking advantage of some bad Bruins penalties, scored their third and fourth power-play goals of the game in the closing 68 seconds to stun Boston 4-3.
The win was only the second of the season for the Devils, who lifted their record to 2-5-4. The Bruins, who saw their four-game winning streak end, fell to 7-3, with all three losses at home.
Defenseman Marek Zidlicky tied the game with 1:08 left and fellow defenseman Andy Greene beat goaltender Tuukka Rask to score with 44.1 seconds remaining to escape with the victory.
The Devils tied the game playing 6-on-3 with two Bruins in the penalty box and goaltender Martin Brodeur pulled.
Zidlicky fired home his first goal of the season. With Patrice Bergeron back and Brodeur back in goal, Greene scored his first goal of the season.
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Jets 2, Stars 1 (SO)
Andrew Ladd scored the lone goal for Winnipeg in the shootout and Jets goaltender Ondrej Pavelec turned back all three Dallas attempts in a 2-1 victory over the Stars.
Winnipeg had taken the lead in the second period when Evander Kane scored off a rebound. Dallas tied it early in the third when Stephane Robidas beat Pavelec through the five-hole.
Ladd beat Stars goaltender Kari Lehtonen with a wrister to his glove side for the clinching goal in the shootout. The Jets improved to 5-5-2 while the Stars dropped to 4-5-1.
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Wild 5, Blackhawks 3
Minnesota Wild forward Jason Pominville scored two goals to lead his side to a 5-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
It was arguably the worst performance of the season for the Blackhawks (6-2-3), who lost their second straight while the Wild (6-3-3) won their third game in a row.
The Wild extended their lead in the overall series with Chicago to 28-18-2 and also improved to 13-10-1 over the Hawks in the United Center.
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Blues 6, Predators 1
Blues center Alexander Steen continued his early-season flurry with two goals in a 6-1 win over the Nashville Predators.
The Blues, which opened the season with a 4-2 win over Nashville on October 3, improved to 6-1-2.
St. Louis notched its fourth straight victory in Nashville for the first time in franchise history.
Steen opened the scoring in the first with a wrist shot past Predators goaltender Carter Hutton.
With the power-play goal, Steen recorded his 14th point in only nine games and he increased his numbers with another goal late in the contest.
Trailing 1-0 after the first, the Predators (6-5-1) opened the second period with six consecutive shots but could not beat Blues goalie Jaroslav Halak, who finished with 22 saves.
The Blues pushed to a 3-0 advantage before the Predators scored for the only time on the night on a short-handed goal by center Nick Spaling in the opening minute of the third.
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I'm trying to figure out how to activate a product I own on UPlay and I can't find ANYWHERE to enter the code. I know on steam there is just the "activate a product on steam" option. Where does that exist for UPlay?
It's a very messy way of doing things, and it shows that Uplay isn't ready to be deployed with games, because of the requirement of downloading a game installer, and then linking it with your Uplay account through that.
What game are you trying to activate?
OK....so where do I get the installer? I bought the games online.
I'm trying to either add AC3 to my Far Cry 3 version of UPlay, or add Far Cry 3 to my AC3 version of UPlay...yes they are that worthless that they installed one for each.
No, one account, two installations of UPlay. When I start up either they see the achievements and UPlay points from the other. But only one game.
One was bought through steam, and is installed through that. So no "installer" is sent to any email. The other was bought with Gamefly, and is also installed through their own Gamefly program. Again, no "installer" was ever sent in an email. Only a CD Key...that UPlay won't let me enter anywhere.
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Gah! I ran the installer and it allowed me to put in AC3... but I have 2 product keys for the DLC and there is no "Add new game" that allows me to add them.
Can't stand Apps that have forms that are impossible to get to unless you do something wacky
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David Price: Two More Fights and I'm World Title Ready
By Nick Parkinson, courtesy of The Daily Star
DAVID PRICE insists this is not the worst era in heavyweight history and has vowed to bring back the excitement.
Critics have slammed the current crop of heavyweights as the worst ever, while the nine-year dominance of champions Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko has turned off many fans, especially in America.
But unbeaten British champion Price, 29, has defended the brothers and claims he is part of a new generation who will shake up the scene.
The 6ft 8ins Liverpool giant faces American Tony Thompson, 41, in his home city on Saturday and says he is only a year away from taking on world No.1 Wladimir, 36.
He said: "I don't agree that this is the worst time in history for the division.
"The fact that no one can compete with the Klitschkos has put a lot of people off. But that's a credit to them. They have an effective game plan.
"Once Vitali has retired – and that might be very soon – the division will open up.
"It will be an exciting time and a generation of young fighters like myself are coming through.
"I can see me fight for the world title early next year. I think after this fight I will probably have two more this year and after that I will be ready."
One opponent could be Morecambe's 6ft 9ins Tyson Fury, who has so far snubbed Price.
Price said: "We have a natural rival in each other and we are lucky to have that. If the fight can be made it will be massive. I'm ready if he wants it, whether it's July or later."
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David Price is definitley a heavyweight prospect and a future champion and if he thinks his ready now his mistaken he needs to be taken into longer fights and fight younger guys than he has in recent fights otherwise h…Comment by Freedom. on 02-17-2013
I think Price is probably the best up-and-coming heavyweight, I'm just hoping he's a bit more [I]active [/I]this year. Five fights this year would be good, since he's beating his opponents so easily, and then a title shot in 2014.…Comment by Arthur Daley on 02-17-2013
This guy is the best HW in England called David by far.Comment by YNWA on 02-17-2013
[QUOTE=Andrew5050;13047716]Price looks like an owl on roids. He's like an even bigger and more mechanical version of wlad. Just more ugly and with no boxing skills.[/QUOTE] Haha I rate Price but must admit he does look like an owl. I've…Comment by Andrew5050 on 02-17-2013
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Well furiends, we have tried for 2 days in a row now to upload our pawsome birthday pics from Tundra and Big Harry & Family - but no mice (dice). Catster fleas strike again:(
These pics are furry special to us, and we really wanted to be able to upload them to our pages. Tundra was kind enough to take the time to direct us to the Catster rollover images maker, so ta da! Here are the pics for all to see - thank you Tundra and Big Harry (Auntie Dana).
Thank you again furiends for all the gifts and good wishes - we had a grrrrreat 6th Birthday!
Thank you Tundra - Natasha's Birthday Pic
Thank you Tundra - Sammy's Birthday Pic
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It's official.
I am a lap cat.
For the first time ever, I jumped up on Mom's lap and snoozed there for about 40 minutes.
That makes 3 out of 4 cats in the house who like to snuggle with Mom and sleep on her lap.
This could get furry complicated.
Contented purrs,
Wowee, it's already been 5 years since Natasha and I arrived at our forever home! We are considered the babies in our family, and Mom still refers to us as her little kittens - sheesh Mom!
Thank you Tundra and Family for the Gotcha Day pictures. It's a good thing that Catster is still here to remind Mom of these important occasions, otherwise she might furget that today is a furry Special Day!
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I'm having an issue with items displaying off-kilter and under one another. The User Name and Password fields are on one line, the checkbox is down on the next line, remember me is below that, then the login button is even below that.
Through editing of the out.php file I was able to remove some "span" code and a line break that got the remember me on the same line as the username and password input boxes, but I can't for the life of me ascertain what I need to to get the check box and login button on the same line.
Does anyone have any ideas for solutions to get everything on the same line as it appears in the screenshots?
webpage in question is at flyfisherscorner.com/forums
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Hilperton or Hilprington, a village and a parish in Wiltshire. The village stands near the Kennet and Avon Canal, 1 ½ mile NNE of Trowbridge station on the G.W.R. It has a post, money order, and telegraph office under Trowbridge. Acreage of the civil parish, 1202; population, 1011; of the ecclesiastical, 1029. The living is a rectory, united with the rectory of Whaddon, in the diocese of Salisbury; value, £300 with residence. The church is good, and has an ancient tower. There are Baptist and Wesleyan chapels. A chapel of ease was built in 1889 at the junction of St Mary and Wyke roads.
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The church of St. Michael is a plain building of stone in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel and nave (rebuilt in 1854), south porch, and a 14th century western tower, with spire, and containing a clock and 6 bells: a new vestry and choir stalls were added in 1892: there are four stained windows, and a very ancient Saxon or Early Norman font. The church affords 200 sittings.
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During two-hour tae kwon do classes, instructors blend elements of combat, self-defence, sport, exercise, and sometimes even meditation and philosophy. See the schedule for details.
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Mike Soltysiak knows fitness isn't just about treadmills and dumbbells. He founded Axé Martial Arts and Fitness to help people get fit doing something both practical and fun. Rather than focusing on only one form of martial art, he gathered a group of instructors who teach disciplines from the far corners of the world, creating a weekly schedule of classes that spans continents.
From Brazil, Mike and his staff bring capoeira—an acrobatic fighting art first developed by slaves and natives—and Brazilian ju-jitsu, one of the world's premiere forms of grappling. Other instructors bring Japanese imports, such as karate, Japanese ju-jitsu, and the subtler fighting form of ninjutsu, the combat art famous for its use by ninjas and 8-year-old boys playing in their backyard. Mike adds the Korean arts of tae kwon do and hap ki do into the mix, as well as the Russian self-defence form called Systema. Mixed martial arts, the international form of sport fighting, rounds out his global collection of styles.
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One week has passed since Ironman hit the big screen and now we are ready for more! Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott (Gladiator) are back in action with 'Robin Hood.' The film follows the original basic story of a man who leads a group of archers against the tyranny of the state. There isn't really much else to say except that it looks like a Gladiator sequel because of the filming style. 'Robin Hood' should pull top spot this weekend for new movies and may just push Ironman down a tiny bit, but doubtfully. 'Robin Hood' is playing at the Regal and is rated PG-13.
'Letters to Juliet' is also out this weekend starring Amanda Seyfried (Dear John). She is on vacation in Italy when she decides to find the missing persons in a letter to Juliet from the Verona Courtyard. Her adventure has romantic twists for both her and 'Juliet' till they both find their Romeo. 'Letters to Juliet' is playing at the Carmike and is rated PG.
'Just Wright' is about a physical therapist (Queen Latifah - Last Holiday) who falls in love with her work, an NBA All-Star. Unfortunately, he is more interested with one of her friends. She must choose between working with/without him or show him what he is really missing out on before he falls in love with the wrong girl. 'Just Wright' is playing at the Regal and is rated PG.
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A number of Mississippi sheriffs, including Lauderdale County's Billy Sollie, have lobbied the legislature for the authority to use radar on county roads.
Veteran legislator, Rep. Bobby Moody of Louisville, said Friday the rural counties will probably block it.
"That's one of those things that I don't think is going to pass this year," said Moody. "A lot of your rural counties, they really don't want it. They don't want to have that responsibility and they don't have the personnel to go to the training to be trained."
Moody said perhaps radar will be authorized for the larger counties some day but not any time soon.


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