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Features & Benefits
- Most Popular AA / LR6 Size. Compatible with all good AA good quality battery chargers
- Free interlocking storage case included, makes carrying batteries safer. More Eco too!
- SAVE MORE: This pack also available in extra value 20 pack - see product links
- High capacity and superb performance, will out perform Alkaline in some cases...
- Make the switch to rechargeable today . You WILL save hundreds of pounds and be more "Green"
- Discover why there are so many people making the change.
- Rechargeable batteries are now so simple and easy to use and with our 7dayshop chargers you can have your batteries ready to go in less than an hour. It really is "Our" future!
- See our product links (Alternatives you may like) to see the superb range of 7dayshop.com chargers and full range of Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries...
These are the UK's best value AA 2500 mAh Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries! This 2500 mAh AA is a very high capacity Ni-Mh rechargeable battery and will offer you incredible performance and battery life. Ni-Mh (nickel metal hydride) type batteries are favoured by demanding users as they are memory free and offer superb performance over traditional Ni-Cad rechargeable and even single-use Alkaline types. Perfect for all high and low drain devices and especially ideal for digital cameras too. These 7dayshop batteries are compatible with many good quality chargers and equipment types.
AA size batteries are also referred to as LR6 and MN1500 sizes.
These AA batteries are supplied with a FREE plastic (semi-transparent) storage case, which will help to look after your batteries and also prevent possibly dangerous short-circuits in your pocket or case etc. These cases are modular and can be linked together to provide a larger/longer case. We also sell these cases separately (and in differing colours) to help with battery rotation etc.
PLEASE NOTE: If you need a battery charger please consider our intelligent and fast 7dayshop battery chargers - see links on left hand side of this page.
SAVE MORE WITH OUR MULTI PACK: For busy users, this product is also available as an extra value pack - see/search 7DAYAA25004CASEX5
Ask yourself why Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries are becoming so very popular?
Because using rechargeable batteries will save you hundreds of £££'s over using "single-use" batteries. They cost only a few pence to re-charge and can be used again and again (up to 1,000 times in fact). Very often they offer better performance than even the best one time use alkaline batteries on the market today. The charging technology has also moved forward and it is now possible to re-charge Ni-Mh batteries in much shorter times than was possible before and a big extra plus is that they are also kinder to the environment as you are not throwing batteries away to landfill sites.
...and on the subject of landfill and the environment, did you know that the UK throws away more than 1 Billion single use batteries every year (that's a battery mountain surely?), so you really can smile every time you use (and re-charge) these batteries!
Use our 7dayshop rechargeable batteries in your cameras, flashgun, remote control vehicles and children's toys, radios and portable stereos, torches etc, etc and imagine the massive savings to your pocket!
With more than 35% of UK households already using rechargeable batteries, one can imagine that one day rechargeable batteries will be "the norm" everywhere. Just imagine how un-popular mobile phones, digital cameras, laptops, portable computers and media players would be if users had to buy an expensive new battery every time it ran out.
Buy with Confidence: All 7dayshop products come with a 30 day 101% Satisfaction Assurance. If for any reason you are not totally delighted with your 7dayshop product, then please return to us for a no quibble refund of the purchase price paid!
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use in sons toys last for a long time and then recharge, oh and also in the Xbox 360 contorolers
They're okay, but they're not as powerful as the ones I wanted. They're for a digital camera.
Used for use on my cycle lights and electrical equipment. Will benefit anyone who uses a lot of batteries, providing a good quality solution.
very good batteries indeed... been using them for several years now - cameras nd all sorts of other gizmos. Have and will continue to recommend.
sturdy rechargeables
high use equipment
Cheap but good product.
very happy
Used for the items I wanted the batteries for
Who could want more from a battery?
A good quality product that I have bought before as they provide good performance for a reasonable price. As a pro photographer I need reliable flash batteries and I use these regularily.
Have used these batteries before and have found them to be very good and long-lasting in terms of amount of times recharged
They were free!
No problems. Good for long power life
Good for the price, too soon to say how they last
Brilliant - simple + effective
Great product .
Work well with my Nikon SB800 flashgun.
batteries are compliant with the charger.
very good qaulity
First class rechargables
An extra bonus
I haven't tried to charge these yet as I have quite a few older rechargeable batteries that I have been re-charging. they look fine to me so I will give them 5
used in camera flash units
Was surprised when they arrived.I got two packs of batteries,--thought I was only getting one.Maybe I didn't read the advert properly.
We use rechargable batteries in many of our 'toys' from cameras to gps. As it is some time since I bought new batteries I thought I would start to replace some of the old ones.
Very quick charging. Batteries hold charge well & last a long time in MP3 speaker & children's toys. Great product!
Use these all the time. No worry about running out of juice.
For camera & torch use
Ordered these by mistake as I prefer to use the 2900's. Have loads of these and use them in almost anything that takes them. Have noticed though, that rechargeables seem to be slightly bigger than normal batteries.
I bought these batteries for my daughter to use in her baby alarm
Pretty good batteries, these can be used any device which utilities AA batteries, xbox controller, remote control, clock etc. Best thing, there rechargeable and environmentally friendly.
good product. Well packed and quick delivery
excellent in all departments.
good value.
Great product, hold charge well.
charged up and are now in the camera for the first time
Batteries for camera. Very good items. Recommended .
first rate having used already 1st rate would recommend
love em
Use batteries in old digital cameras, TV handsets, portable digital radios etc. Products of high quality and hold their charge well.
Very good
I'm a photographer and go through batteries like there's no tomorrow. Fortunately, 7dayshop brand batteries are up to the job, powering two juice hungry flash guns. I'd recommend these batteries to any photographer who uses flashes and cares about the environment.
very good batteries for digital cameras, and so far the AA 2500 is the best, and i will recommend them to others.
Very handy around the house and a constant companion in my camera bag.
Brilliant re-chargeables - best I've ever owned.
video games
Very good quality
Good price, too early to tell how well they will work.
very good quality
Return purchaser. Reasonable quality at a reasonable price
great value
excellent for the money
I intend to use them in wireless products but
Great product at an excellent price
Good value high capacity batteries
batteries were for use in a digital camera, and were found to be very succesful
I use the product in cameras and radios. I have recommended it to members of my family. I find the batteries good value and reliable.
Stock A1 product! Have many now!
Used in my remote door bell. the charger Product: 7dayshop Battery Charger - 808LCD - Intelligent, Super Fast with 3 Power Options for Ni-Mh AA and AAA Sizes (ID: 7DAY808LCD) showed one of the old batteries was beyond revival.
Good value - last long time
A very good product and a reasonable price.
Sound batteries well priced and in very convenient carry/storage case.
Excellent batteries for the price and are used regularly in my digital camera.
batteries for my digital camera my friends value for money
Use these in the kids toys and they're doing the job nicely. Quite a saving over disposables.
Great idea for keeping batteries together in camera bag.
Good Batteries at a good price
good batteries
Great value easy to recharge, thus having batteries ready in hours
Good quality batteries that work well with my Fuji camera.
Does what it says. Bought for digital cameras. which were very hard on normal batteries
Use for off-camera flash
Batteries used in a variety of scenarios in Home computing and photography. good quality, recommend to other users
Have only bought these a few days ago m They charged up perfectly and are now in a Garmin eTrex, No problems.
All OK
Excellent product although the price has risen substantially since my last purchase of the same product.
Great value for this capacity
The batteries would be better if they had the top contact sticking out a little more
Have been impressed with the number of shots I can get from my DSLR external flash gun using these batteries between charges.
bought these batteries many times.Amazing value.
satisfactory would recommend to readers
excellent value and works well. have bought these before for myself and friends who do not have internet.
Have used these for a couple of years with no obvious signs of deterioration.
does what it said on the tin
Hold there charge well using the 7dayshop charge. A handy litte box to hold them.
Very good value with speedy delivery
Useful case, and the batteries seem excellent quality.
Good product, useful to have the case.
I required some new batteries for my camera and heart-rate monitor. I find these batteries very useful but am never quite sure how rapidly they can be recharged. I would recommend them to anyone who requires a reliable battery.
Have not had time to use these much as yet. Hope they stand up to use in digital camera and games equipment. Of course only time will tell as to how long they go before they will not hold their charge.
Off camera speedlight Product great value
Excellent reliable re-chargeable batteries, first rate for photography use.
These are great and work well they are not cheapies and perform as well or better than famous names, the plastic holder is a bit of a waste and just gets binned
Good Value
Handy case and good value
Good in battery driven Toys.
Good container they are supplied in
Good value especially as they are 2500 mAh so they last longer between charges.
Product as described and no cause for complaint
Great batteries
Good lot of batteries which hold their charge well.
Used in battery requiring products like apple wireless keyboard.
used in a digital camera. good quality product works well
batteries are just what i needed
Remote controls, flash guns, anything instead of a non-rechargeable AA battery Seem to last a long time before they need to bne thrown away.
I have bought these in the past and have always seemed good. So I need a few more.
Excellent value for 2500 m.a. cells. As a Photographer I need a good ready supply so these are cost effective. The supplied case keeps them safe and easy to find amongst my camera accessories.
For my radio, great power output at a good cost. Also a protective case for the spares.
Does exactly what it says on the tin.
Rechargeable batteries, working fine. holding charge - no problems
Good product at a fair price.
Good value
Excellent value & performance.
I am looking for the most powerful in terms of milliamperage, and these at 2500 were the most powerful I knew of. I since bought some 2900 instead, again from you, and they are my choice now. I would also like it if I could have an email telling me if there are any higher powered made in the future, but so far as I know, that is not a service supplied at present - I can but hope.
I will use the batteries in an old digital camera I use occasionally.
They appear to be a good product, certainly well priced.
I use them in a radio since it 'gobbles up' batteries. These save a good deal of money over the non-reusable ones.
Good product, excellent price and quality
I use them in my camers flash gun as they do last really well when on a days shooting. Good value for money and reliable.
Great value for money
Hold charge well , v.good !
Very good value.
Capacity of batteries very good. Have used for computerised Telescope with success. Also used in wireless mouse. Holds charge well even with daily use.
Great priced, good quality rechargeable batteries.
love these batteries, high rating rechargeables...
fantactic service no problems at all
Excellent product and great value for money. I have bought.and used these batteries before, and cannot fault them for their charge retention.
I use this product with all my battery powered accessories
very satisfied
Used in camera, bike lights, solar garden lights. Long lasting.
The batteries are great. I have peace of mind that I will not run out of batteries again.
Good quality batteries at a good price.
I bought these batteries to use in my landline telephone, after charging them up they are working a treat. Excellent value for money.
Excellent product and good value
Its my 6th or 7th purchase of these batteries, I think that is a good enough comment as to how good they are. They run all the stuff I have, from cameras to torches, tv remotes and more. Good solid reliable batteries, and they dont kill your wallet
Do the job and good price.
What can you say about high powered rechargeables, they do what I expected for a great price
Fantastic product at a great price, highly recommended.
prompt service and delivery. use batteries for general purposes, no problems yet.
Love them. So convenient. Need a decent charger to go with them.
reliable , keeps charge well
Another brilliant value, high quality 7dayshop.com branded battery. Recommended for high drain uses like digital cameras, these AA cells also give long life in things like cordless mice.
Good quality AA batteries. Charge up quickly and deliver good power output and time between charges. Well priced. Case is useful too
Not appropriate
Product used to power digital camera also outside solar lights
Bought the batteries for my digital camera as it can use 8 ordinary AA in a day. With these batteries I only use 4 in a day. If you have a digital camera then you need these batteries.
Product was perfect.
Good capacity batteries, I use them in everything and rarely buy disposable batteries now
Cheap, but good quality. Already have some, which are doing great. Needed more as kids keep getting more toys, so picked these as a long term solution. Will save me money in medium term.
For use in the previous item and would recommend
Good value for money.
These batteries work well in the wii controllers, price wise they are cheaper than most rechargeable batteries and certainly are saving us a fortune in disposable batteries! Would recommend.
Great for digital cameras, would recommend to friends and family. Good quality so far with a reasonable price tag.
Does what it says on the tin. That's all that matters.
ive used 7day shop rechargable batteries for quite some time and would recomend them to every one.
batteries for camera. cheap & work well :-)
Purchase for use in solar lights. Not the cheapest but best choice and convenient
the quality of the product seems pretty good, I have used the same batteries before on a portable radio and had no problems, so had no hesitation in ordering again.
Great product and cheaper than the brands
Used in portable LW/MW/SW/FM radio, most often in bathroom. I would recommend to anyone requiring rechargeable AA cells. The quality is very good.
excellent service
currently used in cameras and torches.
Excellent service
no problems
The rechargable batteries i ordered are great i would recomend them to anyone
This product was bought as a gift.
Have used these batteries before with no problems.
no problems with product or service
Great price, working well in radio used everyday. Came fully charged too!
Up to now I am happy with the batteries they are rechargeable so I will have a better idea after a few recharges
Does what it says on the tin.
Do what they say on the tin. Come ready charged.
nimh batteries seem to hold their charge longer
Great value, good product. Been buying these for years and will continue to.
Bargain price, free & fast delivery. Would recommend to all.
Does what you expect, with a handy little case to keep them in.
Good price work well in flash unit
As always - a top quality product at a good price. Not had much chance to try then in the camera yet, but so far, so good.
These batteries have saved me many pounds compared to non-rechargeable batteries. The handy free storage case is a major plus point, as spare packs can be carried conveniently without being damaged or having one battery go missing. I have been buying them for years and would recommend them to others. T.J
high quality product and a must for digital camera use
These 2500mAh batteries offer just the right balance between price and charge capacity.
These batteries perform well in demanding applications like cameras keyboards mice etc. they are excellent value for money and the free case is a definate bonus
Does what it says on the tin for a less than other people charge.
Wonderful re-chargable batteries, used every day in different ways, and in different household items.
Product was exactly what expected and required
Good all round
Batteries used in photographic items and also ipods.
Used to power handheld GPS
I have several of these batteries, they work very well and have plenty of battery power. - Bundles
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We deliver from our dispatch centre in England to the UK Mainland, Highlands & Islands and Ireland (ROI).
All dispatch and delivery times are as accurate as possible, in exceptional circumstances these can vary slightly.
We regret that it is not possible to collect your order from our warehouse.
Oversized items cannot be shipped via Royal Mail and therefore, if your order contains an oversized item, DPD Express Courier will be the only available shipping option. The added benefit is that your order will be delivered next working day with a 1 hour delivery window option, so add those extra items to spread the cost and look forward to receiving your order next day!
An important note about Lithium Batteries
We can only ship Lithium Batteries to UK Mainland and Highlands & Islands but not to Ireland (ROI).
Due to recently introduced legislation, Royal Mail are now unable to deliver Lithium Batteries through their network. This means that any order containing Lithium Batteries must be delivered by our express courier, DPD. Whilst we realise that this adds a cost to your order, we would urge you to combine multiple products into one order to achieve the best value for delivery. The added benefit is that your order will be delivered next working day with a 1 hour delivery window option, so add those extra items to spread the cost and look forward to receiving your order next day!
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8", 42 Tooth Carbide Tipped Dado Blade Stack
Lubricating Sticks for Double Cut Saw
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By jack of trades
from Georgia
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Comments about Lifetime Carbide 8" C2 Tungsten Carbide Tipped 22 Tooth Dado Blade Set with Saws and Chippers:
I was hesitant to purchase this dado set based on the two (two star) reviews. After setting up the full dado in my table saw, i ran a scrap pice through and found the bottom came out nice and smooth. With seven total blades, lining up all of them to 90 degrees takes a minuet, but that's with any stacked dado set. I look forward to my next cabinet project!
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Decent set for the money
By Mac
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No, this isn't a high dollar set, but I have to admit, for the low price you'll pay for this it does so much better than a wobble blade at the same price! I've had mine for a few years and have built many pieces using it and it's still pretty sharp. The newer design allows more teeth on the chipper blades which leaves a much smoother dado/rabbet over the old two blade version.
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Not Flat Bottomed
By GJ
Just bought this dado set, and would have to agree with some of the other reviewers, the grooves are not flat bottomed. For my use they are OK, but I would not recommend this set for anyone wanting flat bottomed grooves. For some reason I also got some burning at the bottom edges of my grooves.
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By Clarke
DO NOT BUY IF YOU WANT FLAT BOTTOM DADO!! I purchased this c*** and get uneven dadoes and that's unacceptable for my woodworking. I have ruined many box joints using these. On the bright side if you keep the two outer blades you'll have two decent combination blades, but the chippers are a waste.
Don't buy for box joints.
By Wayne
from Kentucky
The blades will cut a slot but the chippers don't cut the same depth as the blades. This leaves the center higher, or lower, depending on how you look at it. If you don't cut box joints and just want slots that have to be trimmed flat then this is the set for you. I will be returning mine.
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TRAVERSE CITY, MI -- The Father Fred Foundation wrapped up their 'Christmas Boost Bag' drive on Wednesday.
Father Fred offered a special food package in addition to the usual food pantry allotment.
On average, 42% of students in their five-county region take advantage of free and reduced meal programs offered at their local schools. When these children are home for the holidays, family food costs rise, adding pressure to an already strapped household budget, Father Fred organizers said.
"It's wonderful to be able to offer families this additional food during the holidays when kids are at home and there are more meals to plan for than usual," explained Norm Bamberg, Operations Director. "This is exactly the kind of thing Father Fred would have found a way to do when he was alive. By collaborating with Food Rescue Coalition and the Fresh Food Partnership, we're able to provide quality, fresh nutrition to families who need it. It's a win-win for all involved."
From December 14 – 22, families with school-aged children were able to automatically be offered a Christmas Boost Bag when they visit the pantry. The bags included protein, milk, fresh fruits and vegetables.


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A 54-year-old Chilliwack woman found unresponsive close to the CN tracks west of Broadway on Tuesday was transported to hospital where she was pronounced dead.
The woman was discovered by two people walking near the tracks.
Chilliwack RCMP were called to the scene at approximately 3: 30 p.m., according to spokesperson Const. Tracy Wolbeck.
Mounties began CPR on the woman until paramedics arrived. She was transported to Chilliwack General Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
It appears that no train was involved in the incident as emergency personnel contacted CN to notify them to stop trains.
Police say the incident also does not appear to be suspicious.
"It does not appear at this time that there is anything suspicious involving this incident; however, police are making further enquiries this morning to confirm this," Wolbeck said in a statement.
"If we determine that this was a non-suspicious death, further communication will be coming from the BC Coroner Service regarding identity."
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The File of the Golden Goose
Original Release Date: Oct 1, 1969
A U.S. Treasury agent joins a Scotland Yard detective in going undercover to bust a brutal counterfeit gang know as the Golden Goose. But, in a massive double-cross, his British partner defects to the other side...
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- Director: Sam Wanamaker
- Cinematographer: Ken Hodges
- Composer: Harry Robertson
- Editor: Oswald Hafenrichter
- Producer: David E. Rose
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Somebody needs to get Maury "You are the father" Povich to Mystic Falls. Poor Elena had to find out that the man who raised her, and died in a car accident, wasn't her biological father. Instead, her Uncle John Gilbert is her actually her dad, and he was never quite Papa of the Year. The vampire hater switched sides so many times that everyone had a hard time believing his motivation was to keep Elena safe from Klaus.
After Isobel, Elena's biological mother, committed vampiric suicide, Elena and John had a heart-to-heart talk, and she agreed to work with him. It seemed the only way John could truly prove his loyalty to Elena was by giving his life for her, which he did when Bonnie cast a spell exchanging his soul for his daughter's. In his final act of redemption, John wrote a tear-jerking letter to Elena, telling her that he accepted her and loved her, no matter what.
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Verne A. Mortvedt, Sr.
Birth date: January 17, 1918
Death date: January 11, 2012
Verne A. Mortvedt, Sr., 93, Marshfield, died on Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at Golden Living Center, Three Oaks, Marshfield.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 am on Monday, January 16, 2012 at Faith Lutheran Church, Marshfield. Rev. Trisha Turner will officiate and Maldon Plank will be the organist for Rita Berg as soloist and congregational singing. Burial will take place in Grace Lutheran Church Cemetery in Nasonville and grandchildren will serve as pallbearers. The visitation will be held on Monday from 9:00 am until service time at Faith Lutheran Church. Rembs Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Verne was born on January 17, 1918 in Gardner, IL to Halver and Carrie (Monson) Mortvedt. He was joined in marriage to Jeanne Elizabeth Hills on May 2, 1942 in Aurora, IL. They farmed in Gardner, IL until 1945 when they moved to Aurora, IL where Verne worked for Sears & Roebuck. He left Sears to work at Equipto Manufacturing Company. In 1957 they built a house in rural Naperville where Verne could farm part time. In 1967 they bought a dairy farm in Chili, WI where they farmed until retirement and moved to Marshfield.
Verne was a member of the Clark County Farm Bureau, and he and Jeanne were active members of the Sons of Norway and Faith Lutheran Church, Marshfield.
He is survived by his wife, Jeanne and five children, Bonnie Berger of Aurora, IL, Verne "Bud" (Dawn) Mortvedt, Jr. of Stratford, Barbara (Allen) Strey of Eau Claire, Eric Mortvedt of Rockford, MN, and Jon (Sandi) Mortvedt of Marshfield. He is also survived by fifteen beloved grandchildren, William Berger, Je'Anne (David) Niedra, Jeffrey (Angela) Berger, Karissa Torres, Craig (Cheryl) Mortvedt, Brian (Jennifer) Mortvedt, Amber (Patrick) Der Rosier, Steven (Leslie) Strey, Andrew (Jessica) Strey, Timothy Strey, Stacey (Michael) Mortvedt, Heather Mortvedt, Erin (Jason) Wescott, Joshua Mortvedt and Noah Mortvedt. He is further survived by seventeen great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his sisters, Hilah Thorsen, Selma Tweedt, brothers, Oliver and Howard, a son-in-law, Kenneth Berger and a grandson-in-law, Ernesto "Buddy" Torres.
Verne was a peaceful and gentle man and he left this world in a peaceful gentle way and will be greatly missed by his family.
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Warrington Wolves coach Tony Smith has identified former Leeds Rhinos favourite Brent Webb as the big threat ahead of tomorrow's clash with Catalan Dragons at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
The veteran former New Zealand full-back, who was a straight replacement for departed Australian Clint Greenshields, has quickly settled into his new club by helping to offset the early-season absence of scrum-half Scott Dureau.
New Dragons coach Laurent Frayssinous has paired Leon Pryce with Thomas Bosc at half-back following the loss of Dureau, last year's player of the year who is still recovering from an operation to remove a tumour behind his eye, but Webb has also played a key role in their opening wins over Hull KR and Salford City Reds.
"Brent Webb is showing what he can do in that half-back type role that he plays from full-back," Smith said.
"He's been terrific for them and, with Pryce and Thomas Bosc there, they've got that covered at the moment. They're doing all right with some class there."
Top spot beckons for the winners tomorrow and, with the only other undefeated teams, Huddersfield Giants and Wigan Warriors, meeting each other on Saturday, the Super League table will begin to take shape this weekend.
Smith was less than impressed by a 17-17 draw at Wigan last Friday and is hoping his side can make their customary explosive start this week.
"It's our goal each and every week to improve," he said. "Wigan probably caught us a bit last week. They were probably a bit more intense than us at the start of the match."
Tomorrow's game marks hooker Micky Higham's 100th appearance for Warrington while team-mate Garreth Carvell, the former Leeds, Gateshead and Hull FC prop, will be making the 300th appearance of his career.
Webb's old club Leeds will be looking to bounce back from their surprise 14-12 defeat at Castleford Tigers when they host struggling Salford at Headingley, a week before they meet Melbourne Storm in the World Club Challenge.
Rhinos coach Brian McDermott insists the WCC is not a distraction and says places against the Storm will be up for grabs tomorrow night.
Utility player Stevie Ward and prop forwards Kylie Leuluai and Richard Moore have been called up to replace Ryan Bailey, Brett Delaney and Jamie Peacock, with Bailey definitely ruled out of next week's match.
"All three will be keen to have big games to put down a marker for selection next week," McDermott said.
"We know we need to improve on our performance last week at Castleford regardless of who we play next week.
"We are looking forward to getting back to Headingley Carnegie and putting in a quality performance against a determined opponent."
Salford have lost their last nine matches, going back to a 24-22 win at Hull KR last July, and are still in the process of rebuilding following the recent takeover by Marwan Koukash.
The City Reds will face former player Joel Moon, who joined the champions in the winter, while reunions will be the order of the day at St Helens, where close-season recruits Willie Manu and Jordan Turner come up against their former Hull team-mates.
Both Manu and Turner, who were in the Hull side that triumphed 22-10 at Langtree Park last season, have yet to find their form for their new club but at least enjoyed a first win as Saints got off the mark at Widnes Vikings.
"People might say they are misfiring a bit but they can say the same about us," said Hull coach Peter Gentle, whose side bounced back from a heavy opening defeat by Leeds with a win over Bradford Bulls last Sunday.
"Their defensive patterns aren't quite nailed on at the moment and their attack is still coming together but they've got a very good squad.
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Two photography shows that capture live-action — human beings moving in real time with no staging whatsoever – nonetheless represent almost opposite ends of the genre's spectrum. "Embedded" at the Freedom Tower is classic photojournalism, a document of Cuban exiles on a mission to overthrow Castro in the heady, post Bay-of-Pigs era of the 1960s, from one of the first photographers ever to have been embedded on a military campaign. The other is an artistic chronicle of contemporary dance shot by one of the greatest dancers and choreographers of all time, Mikhail Baryshnikov, hanging at Gary Nader Fine Art.
To use the word "tender" to describe the way Jim Nickless photographed the armed and ready-for-battle members of the Movement for the Recovery of the Revolution (MRR) may seem an odd choice. But the NBC cameraman, who slept, lived and ate alongside these determined men, shows them more often than not smiling, cradling their weapons, or sleeping, while in one shot dolphins dance around their boat.
The 60-plus black-and-white photographs on display – presented by Miami-Dade College's Art Gallery System -- would not carry as much weight without the back-story, which is integral to the resulting individual portraits.
The 29-year-old Nickless initially wanted to make a documentary film about the CIA-funded MRR, with its mother ship and two swift boats determined to harass the government and insert operatives into the island. It was headed by Manuel Artime (Miami's downtown theater is named after him), a Bay of Pigs veteran and the man responsible for getting Nicaragua and Costa Rica on board to serve as training grounds for Cuban exile groups.
Nickless first followed the MRR to Costa Rica, where he photographed them training with brand-new weapons supplied by the U.S., including the M16. He then boarded the main Santa Maria ship and in 1964 "embedded" himself with about 600 men as they headed to Cuba. For nine months he snapped his camera as the group carried out multiple missions, which in the end, as history knows, failed to achieve its goal.
Some of the most powerful shots are of men gingerly, delicately, handling the bullet belts and machine guns. These hard metal objects of war take on a life of their own in some photographs. One captures the second the bullet leaves the gun during target practice, making it appear an almost mystical moment — and beautiful in its composition.
In another, a shirtless fighter stands in profile manning his boat-mounted gun, with a wavy Caribbean sea as the background. The men wear jaunty cowboy hats and berets. Aside from several shots depicting the recruits in repose, almost all the others in faces are visible, the men are smiling and laughing. There are in fact no truly somber pictures. It's almost as if failure was not even a prospect; these are men with a singular mission.
There are some nice photos of the boats themselves, which make up an essential part of this story. The Santa Maria was a 180-foot cargo ship, from which two attack boats – the Gitana and Monty – would depart for raids against Cuba. Pictures of these "bases" with men arrayed on deck, manning mounted guns, cleaning munitions belts and reading, give an idea of this life at sea.
And then there are the portraits of the main characters. Manuel Artime is shown smiling while greeting his crew; the captain of the Gitana in profile looks noble and ready for his mission, if almost alone; and the captain of the Monty laughs as he studies the cast on his arm caused by shrapnel. There are also a couple photos of Nickless himself, with his form of weaponry around his neck, his cameras.
The nine months that Nickless spent photographing the MRR soldiers convey a much broader picture of the times. By the end of the 1960s, such CIA-funded military raids on Cuba were a thing of the past; but images of swift boats and M16s would become ubiquitous in coverage of the Vietnam War.
Artime died in 1977, not having lived to see his ultimate dream of a deposed Castro, like so many of his fellow compatriots, and those who are still waiting. "Embedded" would be a way journalists and photographers cover all battles, particularly after the beginning of the Iraq War. There could be no better place to exhibit this historical survey than in the Freedom Tower.
While Nickless caught human beings preparing for battle, no fire fights are actually depicted – the main action for the most part is off to the side. Baryshnikov's colorful photography, on the other hand, not only captures dancers in the midst of movement, they often seem to still be moving. This is stunningly beautiful, at times abstract imagery that nonetheless documents a wide variety of dance styles from 2006 to 2011.
Baryshnikov is of course one of the most well-known and well-regarded dancers of all time, but he was not a practicing photographer. Yet when he decided to focus a lens on his own field, he managed to translate his remarkable skills to this form of art with amazing success. Dance in its essence is hard to convert accurately to a still medium. Although painters, sculptors and photographers have depicted dancers through the ages, capturing live performance has never been easy, and the results rarely engaging. Baryshnikov has made them so.
The series of 28 photographs on the second floor of Gary Nader's sprawling Wynwood space in an exhibit titled "Dance This Way" are almost as captivating as the dances themselves must have been, when Baryshnikov caught tango, contemporary, ballet and folk dancers in mid twirl, feet inches from the floor in a leap, hips starting to swivel. But that's not the real achievement here -- these do not feel like stills of movement, they seem to continue to follow and communicate the motions.
The best examples of this are Baryshnikov's photographs of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, the experimental contemporary dance troupe founded by another pioneering choreographer, Merce Cunningham. The colors from the outfits swirl around in these – bright yellows jump out – and add to the blurred figures in perpetual motion, expressing the heart of the dance. Feet, legs and torsos lose their definitions, yet not their positions in the performance, or in the frame. The moment – or moments -- captured in Cunningham's "CRWDSPCR" is the standout in the exhibit.
But Baryshnikov knew Cunningham's work well, having performed it himself. What's maybe more amazing is the way he has brought to life dances further from his roots. Like "Dancing the Bachata in the Dominican Republic," where a duo in the foreground can't seem to stop their rhythmic movements, while psychedelic green lights flash across the floor. Again, nothing is static.
There is a shot of several Hula dancers, whose yellow, feathered skirts blend together in a riot of swirls. Their bodies and hair are so similar it suggests a repetition of the same person, in stop-motion fashion, but it is a photograph of a live performance. Like the day-in-the-life photos that Nickless shot, nothing is posed here. It's the real deal.


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Great 2 Bedroom Oceanfront 180 Neptune in Encinitas
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Encinitas Beach
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,200 - $ 2,950 / week
$ 4,600 - $ 11,400 / month
vacation rental description
Wow!! white water Oceanfront views from the patio,living
room, kitchen and Master bedroom! Walking distance location to the
beautiful and historic downtown Encinitas, for shopping and dining.
Home of the Woodies where the beach cars are displayed during summer
evening events all along the downtown area. Outdoor beach music
concerts featured weekly during the summer.
Relax with your morning coffee, afternoon lunch or evening cocktails
while you barbeque to the sounds of the waves, view of the surf and
dolphins playing for your entertainment. Surfers abound too!
Watch the whales migrate past during the season, and cruise ships
making their way up or down the coast to Baja, Mexico.
Your own private get-away to year-round surfing, World Class Golf
courses or taking in the local area and nearby attractions. Located
in the most sought after area for vacationing in San Diego and close
to all; Encinitas, between Carlsbad and Del Mar in north coastal San
Encinitas is known for being the flower capital of the world, a
combination of three communities that include Leucadia and Cardiff
by the Sea, each having their own distinctive flair.
This little oceanfront community has only 6 duplex style homes with
their own private entrance and decks. The two vacation rentals have
identical floor plans, with the master bedroom and bathroom above
the living room, and the queen bedroom to the opposite end at the
lower level. The second bathroom is next to the bedroom on the
entrance level, as is the laundry room with a washer and dryer. The
parking is directly adjacent to the particular home.
Wow!!! Stand back and enjoy the waves, the breezes and your own
Ocean Front patio! Kick off your shoes and breath the captivating
ocean air, watch Dolphins and Surfers play in the surf before your
eyes! Watch Cruise Ships and Fishing Boats as they pass by, and
seasonally, you may even see the Whales migrating along the coast
from this roomy patio, while you barbeque and grill the evening
meal. Enjoy your afternoon cocktail or glass of wine, or morning
coffee and relax! Sunbathe and read a book in this fabulous
hideaway. Tastefully decorated, this Ocean Front home has it all!
Year-round availability starting mid-June. One of two available, so
email any questions or interest. If booked see property id #9069.
Exhilarating, Soothing, Romantic, Peaceful This magnificent Ocean
Front Rental Property in Encinitas San Diego is sitting on the edge
of the Pacific Ocean. The 180 degree view is breathtaking. From the
Ocean Front patio you can view the ocean waves to the west, Dana
Point to the north, and La Jolla to the south! Located in beautiful
Encinitas, North County San Diego where the weather is mild all year
long. This fully furnished Ocean Front Vacation Rental is ready for
you and your family! Ocean front rental Encinitas, San Diego
California: Located in northwestern San Diego County, Encinitas is
part of one of the most desirable places in the world. Residents
also enjoy astonishing natural beauty and scenery that is second to
none. Just 25 miles north of San Diego and 95 miles south of Los
Angeles, Encinitas is a seaside city covering six miles along
coastal highway 101. Known by many locals as one of the state�s last
remaining unspoiled beach towns, Ocean front Encinitas has its share
of beaches � 11 to be exact.
This ocean front rental house property in Encinitas San Diego
California is close to a beach on Moonlight Beach, C Street,
Encinitas, you will find beach parking between the hours of 5am-
The ocean front rental near the Moonlight Beach
of Encinitas has public phones, restrooms, fire pits and showers.
Other rules are as follows: No dogs, alcohol, or glass allowed. Our
city was incorporated in 1986, drawing together the communities of
New Encinitas, Old Encinitas, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Olivenhain and
Golf enthusiasts will enjoy our new Encinitas Ranch Golf
Course, a championship 18 hole par 72 course with panoramic ocean
views. This public facility has five tees and can be enjoyed by
golfers of all abilities.
property availability
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townhome rental amenities
Master King bed, Bedroom 2 has a Queen bed, Living Room: one Single
Sleeper Sofa
Fully equipped kitchen, (microwave, coffee maker, full size
refrigerator, microwave, dining
and cooking utensils), TV, VCR, DVD, Stereo, High Speed internet
access, all linens and towels,
basic soaps- liquid, Washer-Dryer, Onsite parking for 2 Cars, beach
chairs and umbrella, patio table and chairs,Boogie Board, BBQ (grill) and much more!
activities and attractions in Encinitas San Diego Area
Surfing, Swimming, Golf, Boogie boarding, Dining, (walk to all!) or
enjoy your outdoor ocean front patio, Downtown
Encinitas only a few blocks walking distance!
Sea World, San Diego Zoo or San Diego Wild Animal Park, Downtown San
Diego with Gaslamp District, Seaport Village, SAN Airport, about 30
minutes, 45 minutes to Orange County. Surf, Beach Steps only 2
blocks, Deep Sea Fishing and miles of beaches in either direction.
Easy scenic drive to La Jolla or Del Mar, much more!
vacation rental rates
Rental Rates: 4 night minimum with the exception of Summer Weeks and Holidays- one week minimum; (five persons maximum, no children under 12 years)
nightly: weeknights weekends Week minimum
Jan. 3 -Feb. 29 $250 $250 $1,550 4 nights
Mar. 1 -May 22 $280 $350 $1,670 4 nights
Spring Holidays, late ask for nightly 4 minimum $2,100 7 nights
May. 24 - Jun. 9 2012 $300 $350 $1,950 4 nights
Jun. 9 2012 - Sep. 3 2012
Summer $420 $450 $2,850 7 nights
Sep. 3- Oct. 13 $350 $400 $1,980 4 nights
Oct. 13- Nov. 16 $280 $350 $1,600 4 nights
Nov. 21 - Dec 1
Thanksgiving Week - $1,950 7 nights
Dec 1- Dec 18 2011 $250 $250 $1,350wk 4 nights
Christmas/New Years Weeks
Dec. 18 2012 - Jan. 5 2013 $2650 7 nights
Cleaning fee $165, Tax 10%;Security Deposit Protection $40.
Local TOT Tax is 10%
These dates are approximate and some holiday weeks not shown may be more.
SORRY! No Children between toddler and 12 years of age due to danger of the bluff, No Pets. Sleeps
up to 5. One King, One Queen and one high quality sleeper sofa in the living room.
Chris T Sprangers 8583538800
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Encinitas
- Golf
- Surf
- Rollerblade
- Skateboard Park
- Dining, Shopping
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim
- Beach
- Surf
- Sunbathe
- Hike
Top things to do with a family
- Legoland
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OOLTEWAH — Just as the U.S. Olympic squad was guaranteed a gold medal in beach volleyball with both participants in the finals being from here, Cleveland High had the same situation Thursday at The Honors Course.
It was an all Blue Raider final in the championship match of the Chattanooga District Golf Association Junior Classic as teammates Conner Caprara and Carson Griffin squared off for the Boys 16-18 Masters title. Caprara got the better of his teammate with a 5 and 3 match victory to claim the championship trophy.
The pair had qualified for the event as two of the top four golfers during the summer CDGA season and dispensed with Georgia opponents in Wednesday's opening round to set up and all-Cleveland conflict for the crown. Caprara qualified third for the event and defeated second-seeded John Blevins 1 up in the semifinals, while Griffin was the No. 4 seed and knocked off top-seeded Chase Cole 4 and 3 on Wednesday.
Having been evenly matched in the first two high school matches of the new TSSAA season, the duo has led the Blue Raiders to three straight victories to open the fall campaign.
Caprara, a junior, took low-medalist honors in the season opener against Polk County with a 2-over 38, but Griffin, a senior, had the best score with a 3-over 39 in a District 5-AAA tri-match earlier this week. Caprara shot 41 in the Tuesday match against Bradley Central and Soddy-Daisy, while Griffin carded a 40 against the boys from Benton, giving both players a 79 total in the first 18 holes of the new season.
Caprara, who was played The Honors for the first time in Wednesday's semifinals, gave much of the credit to his friend Cody Godfrey, who served as his caddie for the event. Godfrey, a former Walker Valley and current Tennessee Wesleyan golfer, who won the Chattanooga Men's Metro last month, works as a regular caddie at the The Honors and was able to give Caprara some valuable insight.
Caprara and Griffin will join forces for the Blue Raiders again on Monday when they resume the TSSAA season when Cleveland makes a trip to Dayton Country Club to face Rhea County.
The boys weren't the only CHS golfers in the end of season CDGA event as Lady Raider sophomore Heidi Barringer was the top qualifier in the Girls 15-18 division.
Barringer was the top seed in the Girls 15-18 division, but was upset 3 and 2 by fourth-seeded Rachel Rebne, who in turn fell in the final to Natalie Javadi by a 4 and 3 score Thursday.
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BOZEMAN - The race for U.S. Senate in Montana is so close that it really matters how the two men vying for the seat spend the next week of their time.
Jon Tester and Denny Rehberg spent time in Bozeman and Butte on Monday.
"So we're out there trying to talk to as many Montanans as we people as we can. We continue our Liberate Main Street bus tour. I've got volunteers out, going door-to-door handing out materials,' Rehberg told us.
While in the middle of campaigning, Rehberg made a stop Bozeman to receive the Friend of the Farm Bureau award, which is given to a member of Congress based upon the number of bills that a member has sponsored and co-sponsored.
Meanwhile, just an hour away, Tester was in Butte, rallying Mining City folks to vote.
"There's great energy all over the state [and] Butte is no exception, and we just have to keep people fired up, make sure they get to the polls, make sure they vote, and we'll be just fine in this election," he said.
A very recent boost for the Rehberg campaign came this week as Mitt Romney openly backed Rehberg in a political ad.
"We're a team, a partnership. It would not make a whole lot of sense to send Mitt Romney back as a new president and not send me back to help him," Rehberg said.
Tester says Romney's support of Rehberg was expected.
"It was probably pretty well expected. The issue really becomes what's his [Rehberg's] record, and what's my record. What have I got done for Montana, what's he got done for Montana," Tester commented.
Election Day is rapidly approaching, and we asked both candidates if they were targeting specific areas in Montana for one last push.
"I just think that Montanans are just one big town. There are 56 counties and they each have their own personality and history and culture, and their own vision for the future. We're all Montanans, and so I really can't look at it that way. We've got support all the way from Libby to Busby," Rehberg said.
"Everybody's vote is important, and I think that's really the bottom line. It might be a vote in Butte, it might be a vote in Big Sandy, who knows? But if everybody gets out and votes, it make our democracy work so much better. That's what I would encourage folks to do. It's going to be a close election and your vote is going to count," Tester predicted.
The race remains too close to call with the latest polls show Rehberg with a 3% lead over Tester.


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Hmm, OT, but still: it's true that there were cities that opposed the NSDAP. We shouldn't forget that the Nazis actually reached a 43,9% in the last Election for the Reichstag; that means they were the biggest party but only took over due to a coaltion with the conservative party DNVP.bigdummy wrote:Yes I think up to World War II, the German Hanse cities tended to think of themselves as linked to other Northern European towns and were much more international in their outlook, and sympathetic to England and Holland for example, than to say, Bavaria. Lubeck and Cologne and a few other towns wouldn't let Hitler speak in the early 1930's, Hamburg, Bremen, Straslund and Cologne and several other old Hanse cities were considered enemies by the Nazis. Hitler passed a special law against them when he took power, removing the last of their Rights of autonomy (and their right to call themselves Free cities).
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/cityb ... itler.html
It's ironic that by a cruel trick of geogrpahy they happened to also by the towns most easily in range of English and American bombers after the Nazis took over.
Wolfgang Ritter wrote:The greater Hamburg act of 1937 was more of a restructure of overcome borders, but not that much a politically motivated revenge.
The modern federal states of Germany were explicitely restructured by the Allied Gouvernment after 1945; something like the modern federal states of Northrine-Westfalia, RHineland-Palatinate and even my own Hessen never existed as acounty, dominion, state, realm or whatever in history before the end of WW II. We have still quite a confusing mixture of federal states/administrative areas etc. in Germany after WW I and the abolition of monarchy.
bigdummy wrote:Certainly Richard I did pretty well during his Crusade in the 12th Century, though I think he relied on Crossbows a lot. Did he use Longbows?
admin wrote: English archery was not revolutionary because of the bows, but rather because of the bowmen themselves. Compare it with riding skill in horse-based cultures or sniping ability amongst the Boers of South Africa. Archery was a way of life in England at that time.
There was a reason that English bowmen were spoken about all over Europe with such respect, paid higher wages as merceneries, and people like the Burgundians tried to copy them. It wasn't because they were just 'fairly good'. They were considered exceptional in their time.
And this is nothing to do with national pride, but hard facts. I mostly practice knightly arts these days, rather than archery, and English men at arms were considered mediocre at best. The Battle of the 30 was a resounding defeat for English knighthood.
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I don't think the English were percieved as "mediocre' Knights by any means, the French were just particularly good cavalry, everyone is good at something after all...
Thearos wrote:I note from one of BD's post that Jean le Maingre was in Prussia at the same time as Bolingbroke-- is this not the same Boucicault who 25 years later was at Agincourt ? I.e. Boucicault actually even had a chance to see English longbowmen in action while fighting on the same side, and drew no special teaching or conclusion from it.
Thearos wrote:I also note, from skimming narrative histories of the Swiss at war in the C15th, that they in fact did have a knightly class and high-bourgeoisie, who fought on horseback and in armour, as heavy or light cavalry, and produced the "officer class". I wonder if this class is well experienced in warfare, tactics, and good leadership.
When do the Swiss move from the halberd to the pike ?
Wolfgang Ritter wrote:Don't mistake the term "confederation" for a sort of republican structure of the state. Of course there was nobility and high-bourgeoise citizens in the conglomerate nowadays known as Switzerland; very much alike the rest of Europe. The "oath" of the early union around 1291 IIRC between the cantons of Uri, Schwyz and Unterwalden was of course an opposition to the aristicratic Savoye and Habsburg. But nevertheless it was a sort of union which not uncommon in the late medievals, the outcome decades later was very different.
My knowledge is that infantry units consisting of solely one type of weapons - like a -pikeblock - appear in the last quarter of th 15th ct, but are primarily a 16th ct thing.
Nevertheless you still have a mixture of weapons then, only differently grouped in battle order. The spanish tertio shows the different type of grouping compared to the earlier blocks ("Gewalthaufen" would be the german term) which were using more ranks into the depth of the formation; being a very rigid force, but difficult to move in fast maneouvers or flankturns.
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What Happens to the Losing Team's Championship Shirts?
After a Big Game in any sport, fans and players are going to be clamoring for commemorative merchandise, often just minutes after the game ends. To meet this demand and cash in on the wallet-loosening "We're #1" euphoria, manufacturers and retailers produce and stock two sets of t-shirts, hats and other merchandise, declaring each team the champ.
Based on strong sales after the Chicago Bears' 2007 NFC Championship win, Sports Authority printed more than 15,000 shirts proclaiming a Bears Super Bowl victory well before the game even started. And then the Colts beat the Bears, 29-17.
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That's a lot of misprinted shirts that can't hit store shelves, and seem like fine candidates for the incinerator, instead. And for a long time, that's where they went, with all four major American pro sports leagues — MLB, NFL, NBA and NHL — requiring the destruction of incorrect post-season apparel.
Fortunately, the leagues have changed the way they do things and now all four - plus manufacturers and retailers like Reebok, Sports Authority, Dick's and Modell's — instead give the gear to a group called World Vision, which saves the merch from certain doom and puts it to use.
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The international humanitarian aid group collects the unwanted items over the days following the game at their distribution center in Pittsburgh, then ships it overseas to people living in disaster areas and impoverished nations. After losing Super Bowl XLIII in 2009, Arizona Cardinals gear was sent to children and families living in extreme poverty in El Salvador. In 2010, after the New Orleans Saints defeated Indianapolis, the Colts gear printed up for Super Bowl XLIV was sent to earthquake-ravaged Haiti.
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In 2011, after Pittsburgh lost to the Green Bay Packers, the Steelers Super Bowl apparel went to Zambia, Armenia, Nicaragua and Romania.
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A representative for World Vision says the organization isn't sure where the donated 49ers or Ravens gear will be going this year. Once they get the product, take inventory and sort it, they'll get in touch with their staff on the ground and distribute things as needed. World Vision says there are roughly 40 countries where they do a lot of work, like Nicaragua, Romania and Armenia. That's where a good amount of this stuff will probably go.
World Vision
Of course, there are people right here in the U.S. who desperately need a fresh, clean t-shirt or jacket. Why not give it to them? Overseas distribution is part of the agreement between the leagues and World Vision. The leagues don't want the donated items appearing on TV or popping up on eBay, so they get them out of the country. The farther away the clothing is, the less likely it is to offend a losing player (or heartbroken fan).
This story originally appeared in 2009.