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Uses of Cefino Tablet
Cefino 100mg Tablet is used in the treatment of Bacterial infections.
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Nausea, Diarrhoea, Allergic reaction.
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Take this medicine in the dose and duration as advised by your doctor. Swallow it as a whole. Do not chew, crush or break it. It can be taken with or without food, but it is better to take Cefino 100mg Tablet at a fixed time.
How Cefino Tablet works
Cefino 100mg tablet is an antibiotic. It kills the bacteria by attacking their cell wall. Specifically, it prevents the synthesis of a substance in the cell wall called peptidoglycan, which provides the cell wall with the strength required for survival of bacteria in human body.
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Expert advice for Cefino Tablet
- Always take the complete course of treatment, as advised by your doctor even if you feel better.
- Never take an antibiotic for a viral infection like a cold or the flu.
- Can lead to nausea and diarrhoea frequently. If this becomes severe or persistent or you notice that your stool contains blood or mucus you should stop taking Cefino immediately and consult your doctor.
- Inform your doctor if you develop a rash or other unexpected symptoms.
- Inform your doctor if there is the previous history of drug allergy.
- Inform your doctor if you have ever been diagnosed with kidney or liver problems.
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Cefino 100mg Tablet is probably safe to use during pregnancy.+more
Animal studies have shown low or no adverse effect on the foetus, however, there are limited human studies. Please consult your doctor....
Animal studies have shown low or no adverse effect on the foetus, however, there are limited human studies. Please consult your doctor.
Cefino 100mg Tablet is safe to use during lactation. Human+more
studies have shown that either the drug does not pass into the breastmilk in significant amount or is not expected to cause toxicity to the baby....
Cefino 100mg Tablet does not usually affect your ability to drive.
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Caution to be advised in patients with impaired renal function.
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Frequently asked questions for Cefino 100mg Tablet
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Cefino is a cephalosporin antibiotic used for treating many infections, for eg: infections of the ear, throat (e.g. tonsillitis, pharyngitis), chest and lungs (e.g. bronchitis, pneumonia) and urinary tract (e.g. cystitis and kidney infections).
Cefino has not been indicated for the treatment of diarrhea. Please talk to your doctor if you have diarrhea before taking any antibiotics.
Yes, Cefino belongs to a group of antibiotics called 'cephalosporins'.
Safety of Cefino in children less than 6 months of age (includes premature and newborn infants) has not been established. Please consult your doctor before starting any antibiotics in children.
Cefino is not a penicillin. It belongs to a different class of medicines known as cephalosporin and it works in a similar way as penicillins. However, they are different antibiotics. Please consult your doctor regarding their use.
Cefino is not a sulfa drug. It belongs to the class of medicines known as cephalosporins.
Diarrhea is a common side effect of Cefino. Diarrhea has been more commonly associated with higher doses. Stop the medicine if you have severe watery diarrhea that will not stop and you are feeling weak and have a fever. immediately consult your doctor.
Constipation has not been reported as a side effect with Cefino. Please consult your doctor in case you experience constipation while taking Cefino.
Cefino is not effective against chlamydia infections, so, it is not used for its treatment. Please consult your doctor if you have been diagnosed with a chlamydial infection.
Cefino is a cephalosporin which has an action similar to penicillins but it does not contain any penicillin.
No, Cefino is not active against pseudomonas. Most strains of pseudomonas are resistant to Cefino. Please consult your doctor if you have pseudomonas infections for the appropriate antibiotic treatment.
No, Cefino does not contain sulfur. Please check the package leaflet (patient information leaflet) before using any medicine for its contents.
Cefino is not active against the bacteria (Treponema pallidum) which causes syphilis. So, it is not used for the treatment of syphilis. Please consult your doctor if you have signs and symptoms of syphilis.
Cefino can be used to treat uncomplicated gonorrhea caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae (both penicillinase and non-penicillinase producing bacteria). However, always talk to your doctor if you have any infection as it should be diagnosed properly by a doctor before the start of antibiotics. Never take antibiotics yourself.
Cefino is not indicated for the treatment of typhoid by the government regulatory authorities. However, Indian Academy of Pediatrics recommend the use of Cefino in children for uncomplicated typhoid fever. It is hence, advisable that you must take the antibiotics for typhoid fever only when it is recommended by your doctor. Do not take antibiotics yourself.
There is no evidence of cefexime affecting birth control (contraception). However, interactions may occur and Cefino may affect the action of birth control pills. Please consult your doctor to confirm whether you require a extra birth control measure while taking Cefino.
Q. Can I take Cefino with azithromycin?
No interactions have been clinically observed between Cefino and azithromycin. However, interactions may occur. Always consult with your doctor before taking two medicines together.
Q. Can I take Cefino and doxycycline together?
No interactions have been clinically observed between Cefino and doxycycline. However, interactions may occur. Always consult with your doctor before taking two medicines together.
Q. Can I take Cefino with paracetamol?
No interactions have been clinically observed between Cefino and paracetamol. However, interactions may occur. Always consult with your doctor before taking two medicines together.
Q. Can I take Cefino with folic acid?
Folic acid can be taken with Cefino as no drug-drug interactions have been clinically observed between them. However, interactions may occur. Please consult your doctor before taking the two medicines together.
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Perhaps you saw a few seconds of the amazing U.S. Coast Guard rescue of the crew of the HMS Bounty on the news. Here is a much longer version right from the Coast Guard of the daring rescue of the ship's crew during Hurricane Sandy.
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued 14 of the 16 crew members, who abandoned the replica tall ship HMS Bounty off the North Carolina coast in rough seas. One crew member was found later "unresponsive," and the Captain, the other missing person, has not been found as of this writing. This replica HMS Bounty was a 180-foot, three-mast ship. It was built for the classic 1962 movie 'Mutiny on the Bounty'. The ship is reported to have sank after its water pumps failed.

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CAR seat maker TS Tech is remaining tight-lipped on the future of its workforce, despite temporary staff raising concerns over their job security.
The Blackworth Industrial Estate firm produces seats for Honda's Jazz, Civic and CR-V models, which are manufactured at its South Marston plant.
Temporary workers at TS Tech are now worried their jobs are under threat following Honda's decision to scale back manufacturing last week.
The Japanese car giant is cutting 500 permanent and temporary roles from its team of production associates, with a similar outcome feared at TS Tech as a result.
Dan Stone, the director at TS Tech, said: "We are not in a position at this moment to comment.
"We are keeping in good communication with our workforce."
Mr Stone confirmed discussions regarding resourcing were being held in response to Honda's announcement, but no decision had been made.
The TS Tech chief also declined to confirm or deny whether there would definitely be some job losses.
Temporary workers at TS Tech in Highworth are recruited by Blue Arrow, an agency based in Commercial Road. One of the workers raised worries with the Adver on Tuesday.
"There are so many rumours, but no one's said anything. Everybody's in limbo. They (management) just say they don't know because Honda hasn't told them," he said.
"Both Blue Arrow and TS Tech are saying they don't know what's going on. There are getting on for 500 workers here, 100 of which must be agency staff.
"We are scared because we have been told those who lost their job with redundancies last Easter were given a month's notice, which became one day's notice.
"We are expecting that sort of thing to happen again. They want us working until the last minute so we don't sabotage anything.
"We just want to be put in the loop. If you cause a fuss and make a hassle about it all you get replaced because there are 10 people waiting to come in."
Blue Arrow declined to comment.
The Honda Task Force, brought together by Forward Swindon to minimise the impact of the job losses announced at the South Marston plant will take its first action tomorrow.
There will be a series of internal meetings set up with production associates at risk of losing their jobs with representatives of Jobcentre Plus at the plant and another meeting on Friday, April 11.
Honda has also confirmed it is involved with creating a jobs fair, in conjunction with the task force, at the end of May, though details are yet to be confirmed.


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Dell U2713HM - Unbeatable performance out of the boxby Chris Heinonen on 10/4/2012 12:00 AM EST
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blackmagnum - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI find Dell's monitors have good price/ performance ratio. They might not be as cheap as the Koreans, but last a while longer and have better support. When will they have 4K monitors... Reply
p05esto - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkAgreed, if you are doing professional work and using the monitor day in and day out what's a couple hundred extra dollars? For gaming and casual stuff, then sure....take a chance. Reply
rs2 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkA couple hundred? Probably nothing. But when you can get a roughly equivalent monitor from Korea for ~$320, the extra $380 dollars is enough to buy a second 2560x1440 display and run them in a dual-monitor setup. Reply
hrrmph - Saturday, October 06, 2012 - linkFirst 27" with an all-USB 3.0 Hub. That alone is worth something.
Amazon has them available for pre-order at $705:
I've got one on order and I hope these are going to last as long as the several HP LP2465 monitors that I've been using for most of a decade. The USB hubs in those were incredibly reliably as well, and I'm hoping that the all-USB 3.0 hub in this Dell 27" model is up to the task.
As far as value goes, sure the Korean models might be good for a second or third monitor, but with the Dell you *should* get grade A quality (at least for an enthusiast, if not for the professional), under a fairly full kit of options and functionality.
For something that I'm hoping might last 10 or 15 years, like my other monitors, the probable annual amortized cost difference is fairly negligible.
Too bad they had to drop to 24-bit (from 30-bit) to get the cost under control. Still, if the USB 3.0 hub can handle everything I throw at it and the monitor can still offer up better resolution than my existing 1920 x 1200 monitors, then its a great value.
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sonny73n - Sunday, October 07, 2012 - linkThe Korean monitors (Achieva, Yamasaki... just to name a few) you're talking about use LG eIPS display. Actually those LG displays are rejects or did not meet quality requirements for Dell or HP. You'll probably get at least a couple dead pixels on those Korean monitors. Who knows what other defects they might have. That's why they're much cheaper.
Ever heard of Dell Zero dead pixel policy? Reply
Stealth Pyro - Tuesday, August 13, 2013 - linkNot accurate it in the slightest. A lot of them actually have perfect pixels without you even buying into the perfect pixel markup scam. When Dell/HP/etc. reject the displays, it doesn't at all mean that they had dead pixels. There might have been other defects with DELL'S PCB's or other internal components, and then these Korean manufacturers buy all those monitors deemed as defective and pull the panels (that are just fine) to put into their own monitors. Reply
TheJian - Monday, October 08, 2012 - linkROFL@anyone willing to give their CC# to a Korean company from ebay etc. Even the ones on Amazon have 1 review, a Gmail address for returns/help, no about page, a blank faq page, no phone# to call etc. How dumb can you be to buy one of these? If you don't even own a domain I can't be bothered to even think about your company as relevant to my purchases...LOL.
The only way this would be an option is if I WAS IN KOREA and down the street from your company :)
Dell is the wiser choice here (or any other US based company with an actual website and a phone#). Reply
Stealth Pyro - Tuesday, August 13, 2013 - link-_- eBay sellers don't get your credit card number when you buy from them. Money is transferred via PayPal. Reply
Deo Domuique - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkHow do you know the Dell lasts a while longer? Like we know everything about the Korean monitors.
It's double price. If it was 100 or 150$ more, we could talk, but double price? Certainly I'd prefer a Korean monitor, but unfortunately a little hard to find in my country, yet... Reply
Stealth Pyro - Tuesday, August 13, 2013 - linkDoesn't last shit longer. I've had my Crossover going just fine for over a year and I don't even turn it off (something a lot of paranoid owners do to increase its lifespan). Reply
ricardoduarte - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI completly disagree with your coment, we had expensive Dell monitors at my previous workplace, and performance wise i could not see any distinct visual increment in performance from dell screens at our work from any other screens. (Maybe they weren't that good). But my point is that Dell screens when they are better they are never much better (if we consider day-to-day usage not with synthetic benchmarks) which to me does not justify the premium that these screens cost. I have found to be honest Dell screens always too expensive, for what they offer since their performance is just marginally better to the koreans screens you mention, but with a premium price when compared to these.
With respect to the korean comments, i still have working 17" LG on a spare PC, screen thats is almost 7years old. I have also a 21" samsung that is 3 years old which has never gave a problem or even dead pixels.
I also have 2 19" Asus (which are not korean) that i used for 6years non stop without ever gaving a problem or even dead pixels which are now stored since i got two phillips screens 23". Reply
rituraj - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkWell, I think by "Korean" Deo didn't mean Samsung or LG, but those brands that you have never or hardly heard of. Sam & LG are not that cheap (and therefore quite reliable too) Reply
Penti - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkToo expensive? Dell monitors are about the most reasonable priced among monitors, and it's competitors aren't normally cheaper. My Samsung has a Taiwanese panel btw so I'm not sure why your on about brands. Brands it self doesn't mean quality. Most has used awful components like faulty Taiwanese caps that give up in a couple of years (I have changed some of mines). The OP was talking about no-name Korean brands like Yamakasi, Achieva Shimian etc. They could be seen equal to say a Meizu M9 Android phone or Ainol tablets and even lesser know stuff i.e. is produced by lesser skilled teams with no markups/margins to speak of. With no manufacturing capabilities of their own in most cases. In most cases with some drawbacks. With screens there is also other grades/classifications too. Backlight and the panel assembly might not be as good either. Philips doesn't produce monitors btw it's the Hong-Kong based TPV that does so since about 2005, which now also holds the stake in designing/development of, and most of the assembly of (which are quite popular in Europe btw) Philips television sets.
At least here in Sweden Dell's aren't more expensive and rather cheap compared to the same class HP, Asus, Acer, NEC, LG, BenQ, Samsung, Eizo etc. Any Asus that uses a IPS-panel will have a Korean panel in it for that matter. You don't have much to choose from here except LG Display and Samsung Display when it comes to [IPS-based] desktop monitors, which also happens to be the biggest of the manufacturers. Those that orders the panels as components and puts together their own stuff like the no-names though can half the price of these monitors. But they use much worse electronics and IC's driving the monitors and is much less engineered. They simply can't spend 50-100 dollar on those parts.
You see instantly the difference when your on a none-TN monitor compared to TN monitors with poor viewing angles and you should definitely be capable to tell the difference in an office environment, as they was out when viewed from an angle and the colors shift terribly just sitting straight in front of it, unless you used cheap monitors. Cheap monitors doesn't in many cases even have proper adjustable stands for that matter. It's not like you need the whole AdobeRGB color space when your in an Office document either. But it also is the whole of the sums that counts decent adjustable stands, panel quality and type, inputs and input lag, viewing angles and resolution. Backlight also impacts on power consumption if that is important. You don't get all of that in cheaper alternatives if you don't want to make some fairly large compromises, you won't get the same amount of control over the monitor and it's only recently you have been able to get high-res panels in those no-name monitors. If that is not what you want then why wouldn't you just buy some lower res 1920x1080 MVA or e-IPS monitor? They are also easier to drive from notebooks. Plus cheaper than Ebay imports. But you might need to accept dithering there if your not careful. Reply
mcnabney - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThey will have 4K monitors eleven years ago.
Have you already forgotten the IBM T220/T221 and its 204 ppi glory? Reply
Sabresiberian - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI disagree here; the price is far too high in light of the competition. Dell makes nice monitors (I have a U2711 that I'm quite fond of), but there is no way I'd buy this over the HP ZR2740w. It is very clear to me that Americans and Europeans are paying a higher price just becasue they have more money in their collective pockets, and we shouldn't stand for it.
Perhaps this monitor will see deep discounts from other retailers that bring it within range of the HP, but right now I'd go ahead and buy another U2711 from Newegg for $850 instead of this one. These monitors should sell for around $500-550, not $650-800.
;) Reply
atticus14 - Friday, October 05, 2012 - linkDell likes to inflate MSRP and do some pretty hefty sales. They constantly have very competitive deals and I dont know if its still the same but if you buy their premium monitors (which include their much cheaper eIPS monitors) they come with a solid warranty - i havent been in the market for years but it used to be a 3 year 0 dead pixel policy.
You just got to look for deals. Reply
wickman - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThe first high end LCD I bought was a Dell 2407, back in 06 or 07 and it still runs today problem free managing my servers. I don't have any other LCDs of that age still running, though I'm sure somebody does but that may say something to their quality.
But my main reason for buying Dell then, as it is today is their advance replacement warranty service. I use a U2711 on my main system today and I had some issues with the card reader flaking out on me (would stop reading my SD card half way through transferring data), then a week later it up and died so I went on the chat service and explained the issue. They asked for some information from me about the monitor (serial, model, etc) and the next day the replacement monitor was at my door. I popped the new monitor on my wall bracket, dropped the defective one in the same box, applied the pre-paid sticker and instead of calling Fedex to pick it up (which I could have) I just dropped it off myself. Job done, no RMA numbers, no emails, no phone calls, just 10 minutes of web chat and no real down time.
So that type of service is something that really should be noted right up there with features like USB 3.0, more inputs, better calibration, etc. Quality service and warranty can mean less downtime should the unthinkable occur. Included 3 years, expandable to 5 year and you can even choose to cover accidental damage for additional fee. Honestly that is probably a rip off, I'll have to see what the fine print says on that one... Reply
Chillin1248 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkCould the input lag results be skewed due to the fact that you were using Startech adapter or because the way your Macbook was behaving? Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkLag results are done on a PC, straight from the video card, as SMTT is a Windows program. I'll make that more clear in the text. Reply
silverblue - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkExcuse my ignorance, but if you don't have a CRT that can work at 1440p, how about dropping it to 720p, or would that be an invalid testing scenario? Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIn that case, you're still using the monitors internal scaler, which is what is causing the lag. You need to have them at the same identical resolution to have an apples-to-apples comparison. Reply
p05esto - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkGreat review! I'm in the market for a 27" LED/IPS professional monitor. A tad for gaming, but mostly programming and graphics. This monitor was on my short list, so I'm thrilled you reviewed it.
In my research the only other monitor really on my list is the Asus PB278Q which will be released on 10/8. I've been hearing some good rumors about this one (and for $699).
How great would it be if you reviewed this guy as well :) For me the brightness and color uniformity are a couple of the biggest details. I saw some pictures of this Dell in a dark room with a black screen and there was too much light bleed, horrible really. I'm not sure if in real life you would notice that, but it put a bad taste in my mouth. I have other Dell IPS monitors that I still love! Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI ran the benchmarks on the ASUS today, so the review is a bit out as I haven't written anything on it yet, and still have a couple tests to do, but it's coming shortly. Reply
p05esto - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkGreat news! I will be patiently waiting (would wait for a sale anyhow). Reply
lukechip - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIn Australia, Dell have these on special at 559 AUD until Oct 5 (about 250 AUD discount). I snapped one up yesterday, and it arrived today. Haven't hooked it up yet. It feels good to read a good review of it the very next day ! Reply
peterfares - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkFor some reason Dell monitors are far cheaper in Australia than in the United States. Reply
ComputerGuy2006 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIm tired of 1440p and im tired of 60hz.
Time for 1600p at 120hz.... or better. Reply
JarredWalton - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkProblem is you need basically quad-link DVI-D to do 1600p at 120Hz (or 1440p at 120Hz). I think DisplayPort can handle it, but no one has made such a display that I'm aware of (overclocking/hacking of Korean panels notwithstanding). Reply
Ryan Smith - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkDisplayPort 1.2 could in fact do it. It has almost exactly twice the bandwidth of DL-DVI. Reply
EnzoFX - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI don't understand why obvious comparable monitors are left out sometimes in these graphs. I notice this a lot. Why isn't the U2711 in the input lag? Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThe results are almost always the last 12 displays tested, as older ones rotate out of the spreadsheet and newer models rotate in. I'll try to grab the U2711 numbers for some of those, but the lag testing has totally changed since that was done, so the numbers might not be as accurate as they are now. Reply
JNo - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI agree with EnzoFX. Because this is Dell who update their monitor lines every couple of years, a comparison with their previous models is important to see what improvements they've been able to make (if any) and also to see if it's worth aiming for the previous model if its still 'good enough' but cheaper.
Comparison with the U2711 is also interesting because uses CCFL (usually wider gamut) as opposed to WLED and will continue to be sold alongside the U2713HM.
We compare the iphone 5 with the 4S and the galaxy S3 with the S2 and the 7970 with the 6970 so why not the same with the monitor lines? Reply
ChuckDriver - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkWhile it's nice to see Dell dropping the price below the $1,000 mark, I lost interest in this article when I saw that the price was still over twice that of a Korean 27" IPS LCD monitor off of eBay. It is true that you are rolling the dice when you purchase one, are getting fewer features, and poorly translated documentation but at that large of a difference, I'll go for it. I've also heard that MicroCenter is offering these Korean 27" IPS monitors in their stores, with the return policy that you'd expect from a local store, so I may stop inside the next time I'm near one of their stores and pick one up. Reply
mevans336 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkDell currently has this one sale for $559 USD.
http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/productdetail.a... Reply
Despoiler - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkAhh yah in Australia. Reply
peterfares - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkDell Monitors in Australia are super cheap. I don't expect this monitor to drop much below $700 in the United States from the Dell website. You can get a Korean Catleap or Yamakasi for $290 shipped using fedex express 2 day from Korea. Or if you go to Microcenter they have the $400 models with extra ports and a scalar for $400 + tax. Reply
10101010 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIt'd be quite useful if there was a standardized test for optical distortion. The last Dell U2711 I tried had really bad distortion from the anti-glare coating. I ended up going with the Apple 27" display even though it is something of a pain to use with Windows 7. It is amazing to see the quality of ClearType without the distortion of today's low quality anti-glare coatings. I'd have to think there would be some tests that could be developed to test optical distortion that would give readers an objective measure of the quality of the anti-glare coatings in common use today.
I've read that there are some Korean companies offering 27" displays that have no front glass and no AG coatings. That might be ideal for optical quality, but cleaning the screen would be perilous.
It'd be great if Dell, HP, or another company would offer a quality 27" display without an anti-glare coating. Anyone know of a non-Apple 27" 2560x1440 display that has a glass panel but no anti-glare coating and has a no bad pixel warranty? Reply
ComputerGuy2006 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkyeah I use the u2711, the antiglare coating is ridiculous. To this day I still see the 'sandy' look, its easily visible and obvious from the white textbox im typing this message from.
Who knows what dell was thinking. Id prefer 0 anti glare over this any day of the week. Reply
piroroadkill - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIt's actually on the LG panels, it's not Dell that applies it.
Honestly, I think it's absolutely fine, and I prefer it to glossy by far. Reply
Old_Fogie_Late_Bloomer - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI've been keeping an eye on 27" monitors for a while. I want a wide-gamut one, but for a long time all the complaining about the anti-glare coating held me back from making a purchase because otherwise the U2711 was the obvious best choice for me.
Then one day I had a flash and did a search on the U2410, which I've been using for years, and found that the same complaint was being leveled against it too. I was basically like, "WHAT!? THIS is what you people have been b------- about!?"
I mean, don't get me wrong, the coating is a little aggressive. Do I mind how it looks? Heck no. Have I started watching LogicBuy for U2711 sales? Yup, I sure have. Reply
10101010 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIt may be that there is lack of uniformity in the application of the anti-glare coating so one monitor of the same brand/model may be a lot worse than one from a different batch, or perhaps just the next one on the assembly line.
I have some older Samsung PVA monitors with anti-glare coatings that don't have the problems I've seen on newer monitors. It isn't just Dell with the overly sandy/grainy/sparkly anti-glare coatings. Not too long ago I ordered two HP monitors that had the same problem, so I sent them back. Even in the reviews of NEC's expensive professional monitors, the optical distortion from the anti-glare coatings has been noted by the reviewers.
At the end of the day, it seems no one except for Apple has the strength of will to make a monitor without an anti-glare coating. It is not surprising that Apple is doing well and virtually every other computer company is flailing. Revenue growth is correlated with innovation growth. And the inability to innovate even in small details shows how moribund and obsolete traditional PC hardware companies are becoming. Reply
peterfares - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkNo anti-glare coating is innovation now? No. The anti-glare coating was added because using monitors without it in professional settings (which have lots of fluorescent lights) is unbearable.
I have a U3011 at home and the only place I can put my desk is right next to a window. The anti-glare coating is a lifesaver. I'd go insane if it was glossy are reflected everything from outside. Reply
Impulses - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkWhile that may be true of a lot of things... Glossy screens are the devil in many professional and indoor overhead-lit environments; even amongst MBP users a lot of people end opting for or wishing for anti glare displays... It's more of a personal choice than anything. I
can't stand glossy displays on my desk but it's possible I've never adjusted the room lighting enough to really be able to adjust to a glassy display. I'm definitely hoping for a matte one my next laptop, although I don't use it much at home (still bothers me elsewhere). Reply
iSayuSay - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThunderbolt!! It's 2012 and I'm done with Apple BS with their $1000 display solution? Why Dell did not going all out and kill Apple Thunderbolt Display? It has USB 3.0 and a few PC mainboards also popping out with TB port. So it's a good time to show Apple is not the only one! Reply
peterfares - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThis has DisplayPort which is the video tech used in thunderbolt. USB 3.0 would be useless for this monitor other than being used for the USB hub (which it is) Reply
Gothmoth - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linki looked at amazon here and the u2711 cost 20 euro LESS then the 2713HM.
so what to buy if they both cost nearly the same? Reply
NeBlackCat - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - link
1) Whether the Displayport interface carries sound to the monitor, when connected to a Dell laptop. My U3011 doesnt (though HDMI does). Well known problem.
2) Do (or can) the USB ports remain powered/active when the panel is off? This has bugged me forever on other Dell monitors which don't allow this - makes them next to useless if you like to turn your monitor (but not laptop) off to save energy sometimes.
3) Long shot, but is CEC supported on DP/HDMI, or is there any other way to turn the monitor on/off, switch inputs, etc, automatically or remotely, and is there an auto-power off timer function? Some folks have their big monitors do double duty as HTPC screens, for which this is useful.
Note to Dell: since I imagine the answer to the above is 'no', please consider making it 'yes' on a future revision! :) Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - link1 - I didn't try the audio out, so I don't know, but I can try to check and see
2 - I didn't turn the panel off, since the power draw in energy saving mode is less than a watt
3 - This I'm almost certain won't work. There isn't auto-detection for a signal on inputs coming from a PC, so I'm assuming there is no CEC support if it doesn't even have that signal detection. Reply
peterfares - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkMy U3011 carries sound over DisplayPort. I've only tested it with an HP 2740p tablet though. I have never tried any Dell laptops. My old Studio XPS 1340 has DisplayPort but I gave that to my father and my newer Latitude XT3 only has a DisplayPort on the docking station which I do not own. Reply
layte - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI'd never buy a Dell display ever again. I bought a 3008wfp back in 2008 and it recently failed due to poor component choice by Dell in putting together the PSU (a particular diode fails http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1419... ). It seems to be a very common problem, with numerous people having the exact same symptoms.
Dell basically told me to bin it and buy a new one as they don't offer a repair service.
Yea, thanks for that. Way to keep customers who buy your expensive high end stuff sweet. I'll take a punt on one of those Korean Ebay specials, at least you know they wont care. Reply
Gothmoth - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkyeah that´s bad.. i currentyl have 3 samsung 24 inch displays.
during the three year warranty i send one of them in 3 times the other 2 times for repair.
defective powerboard each time. if they die again im out of luck.
that´s why i am frightened to buy expensive gear.
it will only last for the warranty period.... :( Reply
peterfares - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkDid you fix it according to the directions on that site? Seems like an easy fix, just need to change out one large through-hole component. Reply
layte - Friday, October 05, 2012 - linkI have the parts arriving shortly. Looks like getting into it will be just as difficult as the soldering job. Reply
seapeople - Monday, October 08, 2012 - linkDell's customer service is great considering you have reasonable expectations.
Did your Dell equipment break while in warranty? If so, then call Dell, *boom* they give you a new one, and if they don't have that model, they give you the newer version of that model.
Did your Dell equipment break while not in warranty? If so, then you're on your own. If that bothers you, then buy the extended warranty, or otherwise buy something you can afford to replace on the chance it breaks out of warranty. Reply
ajp_anton - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThe reviewed monitor is gone in the processing lag chart, unless it's name was changed to the U2412 which has the correct value from the chart above.
For power usage, "Even with the backlight at maximum and the screen pure white".
Normally in TN panels a black pixel uses slightly more power than a white one (how negligible is this btw?). Is it different for IPS, or have they changed it? Reply
mczak - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkYeah this is indeed reversed for both VA and IPS in theory (TN needs active transistor to block light, VA and IPS need active transistor to let light through - this is also the reason dead pixels are more likely to be always lit with TN but always black with IPS/VA).
That said though the difference should be pretty minimal - if you'd have a dynamic backlight that would far outweigh such effects. Reply
TheManWithThePlan - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThis monitor seems to have worse calibration out of the box. The U2711 review had an uncalibrated 2.24 DeltaE.
Have the testing methodologies changed or are the monitors objectively worse measuring? Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkAlmost all previous models were measured using a XR Pro or an i1Display2, which are colorimeters that are subject to drift over time, and inherently not as accurate as a spectrometer. They also have issues with non-traditional CCFL lighting, which can include wide gamut CCFL, LED, and OLED. Last year I moved all display reviews to use an i1Pro spectrometer, which does not have these issues at all and is NIST certified to have a maximum error of 1.0 dE across the spectrum.
The i1Pro isn't as good at measuring minimum black levels so for those I use an i1DisplayPro or C6 colorimeter, as we are only measuring luminance and not dE values. The move to the i1Pro also means that we have numbers that are more accurate, but not subject to direct comparisons with older measurements. I did some testing of the i1Display2 to the i1Pro, and they could have a difference of over 10 dE with the same pattern, so some values could be off. Using an i1Display2 is better than using nothing, but I trust the i1Pro numbers from the past year more than anything else. Reply
rickon66 - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkFolks keep comparing this to no name Korean monitors where you have to "roll the dice" to see if you have a god one. This has a 3 year warranty and in my experience with several premium Dell monitors-if anything goes wrong with it a new monitor will appear at your door within 24-48 hours. This is a deal if you can get it at $559. Reply
Despoiler - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - link$559 in Australia. Reply
Dug - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI agree.
Not only are the Korean monitors a crap shoot for quality, they look so frickin cheap I would be embarrassed to have one on my desk. Reply
dgingeri - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI've had many Dell Ultrasharp monitors ever since my first 2007wfp, and I have never seen a monitor that I liked better, all the way up through the 24" I had until last month. They just make great monitors, if you get the Ultrasharp models. They're a little more expensive, but they're worth it.
Last month, I made the mistake of getting an HP 27" just because it was $150 cheaper than the Dell U2711. Oh, sure, it looks great, but it only has a DL-DVI or a DisplayPort input, and no adjustment at all. There are buttons, but they don't seem to do anything other than switch inputs or turn it off. On top of that, the first one I got went bad after a week. The backlight went out. However, I spent too much on it to give up on it now. I do wish I had gone with the Dell.
However, in all those Dell monitors I had, there is one very annoying aspect: archaic card readers. They've always been out of date right out of the box, and use up two drive letters for nothing. Even on my newest 24" monitor, they wouldn't read the current mainstream size SD cards. The 20" wouldn't read anything higher than a 256MB, the 22" wouldn't read over 512MB, and the 24" wouldn't ready anything over 2GB. I've tried removing the drive letters, but Windows grips about it. I tried just disabling the devices in the device manager, but Windows gripes about that too. I do like that one aspect of the HP. At least there's no useless card reader. It looks like they finally dropped the stupid card reader from this one. I like that. Reply
PPalmgren - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkAs someone who games a lot but wants a nice 8-bit panel, would it be possible to simple add panel type in parenthesis to the graph? It would be helpful in indicating comparable monitors, as TN panels have very low input lag but are not necessarily what you'd be in the market for if you were looking for an 8 bit panel suitable for gaming. As it is, I have to look up each monitor and find out which panel its using, which is difficult given so many sites like to hide it as far down as possible.
I've been on the hunt for a ~$600-$700 8-bit panel that has virtually no input lag, to no avail. I had to buy a TN after buying a S-PVA because the input lag is so bad that lips don't sync up with talking/singing in shows viewed on the monitor. Worst $700 I ever spent. Reply
faster - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI bought a GTX680 so that I can render frame rates in games above 60.
It is time for the video viewing hardware to catch up to the video rendering hardware.
For $799, 120hz is a must.
p05esto - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkDoes an IPS, LED, 27"+ monitor exist with 120hz? I'm game, but don't think we are there yet. Reply
geok1ng - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThere are sold by http://120hz.net/ and http://www.overlordcomputer.com/.
Most of the Yamazaki 27" 2560x1440 monitors that you see on ebay and alibaba are capable of more than 60Hz, and the " 2B" PCB can reach 120hz.
even if they cant overclock, like the Achivea Shimean on ebay, without a scaler and using only DL-DVI they have much less input lag, and all the glory of 1440p IPS.
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1675393&... Reply
p05esto - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI'd love to see a heat temperature number and opinion given with each monitor after a few hours of use. I have a smallish office and my current 26" CCFL monitor get rather warm, it heats up my whole office and is annoying. My face gets warm due to the heat radiating from the front of the screen as well.
This is honestly the MAIN reason I want to move to an LED backlighting. It would be an interesting side note in the reviews. You never see specs on how much heat a monitor throws off. I bet this Dell stays pretty cool considering the low power draw. Reply
Olaf van der Spek - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkPower in is heat out, so look at the power consumption graph. Reply
ryko - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIs nobody else bothered by the fact that for the past 2 high-res monitor reviews the reviewer has resorted to testing at 1080p for gaming and input lag? I understand the desire to compare it to the end all be all of monitors -- a crt from somewhere around 2005, but i find it absolutely ridiculous that you don't even hook it up at 2550x1440 and play a few games on it.
How about a "feel" for the input lag if you can't give us exact numbers. If it is terrible you will notice it on a fast-paced shooter. I have seen plenty of other monitor reviews and no one resorts to the lame line of" i don't have a crt that does 1140p so i cant measure the input lag at native resolutions." You go on to say that there "might be some additional lag" since you are testing a t 1080p...is that the scientific term? Just seems ridiculous. How are these other reviewers testing input lag?
Also your input lag numbers seem high compared to what we are seeing around the web with these 2560x1440 monitors. The general consensus is that on models with no scaler, there is 1-2ms lag. On the models with a scaler we are seeing 3-4ms. Not really enough to be concerned about. But your numbers here seem really high...How is that happening? Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI don't know how everyone else is testing lag on their displays. I know some use an oscilloscope for it, which is going to be the most accurate method, but a very cost prohibitive one. Some use a very simple web lag timer, which has multiple flaws as well. I'm using SMTT because it is very fast, very accurate, and has very little margin for error. The highest error I can accidentally record from it is 1ms due to how it works, and averaged out over a dozen or more readings, I can live with that margin of error.
It also allows for reading of pixel rise and fall times in addition to input lag, instead of having them combined as one number. This makes it easy to see the clear difference in results between the HP with no scaler and the 27" displays that have to use the scaler. Nothing else has changed in the setup, only the display, so I'm confident about the input lag numbers.
I also know that in playing games, I'm not going to be able to tell the difference between 2ms of lag and 18ms of lag. That's under a frame and I'm not a big enough gamer, or a good enough one, to notice that difference. My subjective opinion there would offer nothing over the objective measures that would be of any use, and so I don't contribute it. Reply
Dug - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThanks for doing this review. I appreciate the time and work put into it.
This is exactly what I've been looking for.
ryko - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linksorry i meant we are seeing 10-20ms on models with a scaler...still not enough to be that concerned about Reply
haukionkannel - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThere is a lot of talk that imput lag may be due scaler. Any chance of getting allso 1440 mode imput lag in comparison. Not all monitors can do it, but it would be nice to see... or is is impossible because you can not get comparison from ctr? Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkNo 1440p CRT available means no available no-lag reference display unfortunately. I'll be done with 27" displays here soon I imagine and back to displays that can be tested for lag. Reply
Pessimism - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkSince you are running several color calibrations with extremely expensive tools, why not provide the resulting ICC profiles to readers on the website? I'm certain the demand is there. Reply
cheinonen - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkI don't provide an ICC profile for a simple reason: Monitors (and projectors and TVs and everything else I review and calibrate) are manufactured with a certain tolerance on every component inside of them. If I pull 10 displays off the line and put the same settings into them, I'm almost certain to get 10 different results. I have no way of knowing if the settings from one display are going to benefit or detract from another display.
I fully realize I can put up the ICC file and say "Here it is, use at your own risk", but I also know that same ICC file is going to wind up hosted somewhere, or passed to someone as an "AnandTech U2713HM Calibration File" with no explanation as to the fact that it might make your display less accurate, and then a user will either wonder why their display is worse than before, or believe that the review it came from was obviously flawed because that file didn't work for them.
Basically, there's no way to get a display more accurate aside from having your display calibrated, and sharing settings is just as likely to make a display worse as to making it better. I always mention the preset mode I used for testing, as I try to find the most accurate one, but that's the long reason behind no ICC profiles being shared. Reply
Despoiler - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkTFT Central has a review of this monitor and they put up their calibrated ICC files for download. Reply
Guspaz - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkIt's bizarre that this review does not compare against what is quite possibly the most relevant monitor to compare against, the U2711, which the U2713HM would seem to replace. Dell still sells the U2711, for that matter. Surely it's relevant to see how this model compares to the previous model, since this review gives no indication beyond cost of why somebody should choose the U2713HM over the U2711. Reply
twtech - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkDell usually runs periodic sales though, so I'm hoping I can do it for under $2k. Reply
secretmanofagent - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkHey, I might have missed this mentioned in the article. Does it have the same antiglare coating that the U2412M has? I have one, and the spotty/blur that it causes on white backgrounds can be pretty annoying. Reply
landerf - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkso it's officially confirmed their AG coating is improved to samsung levels now? no more having to remove it to make a bearably unblurry image? Reply
khanov - Thursday, October 04, 2012 - linkThanks for the review. I was wondering what options the scaler offers?
I have a U2412M and an old 2709W. The 2709W offers proper scaling while maintaining aspect ratio.
Strangely, the newer 2412M does not, it only stretches and is very annoying if you feed it a 16:9 signal. Reply
Strulf - Friday, October 05, 2012 - linkHow many Hz does it do? I presume it's not 120, right? Reply
IceDread - Friday, October 05, 2012 - linkThe input lag makes the screen a deal breaker if you ever want to play a game where reaction time matters. Reply
swindmill - Saturday, October 06, 2012 - linkWe can sell these monitors for around $600 USD + shipping. Send an email to email@example.com for more information. Reply
Wkstar - Saturday, October 06, 2012 - linkI paid $300.oo delivered each for my Catleap 2703's. To me they are wonderful.
I do not need USB builtin or OSD or pivot, rotate
They do get my Tea on the morning
I guess if you want USB, OSD, Pivot, Rotate etc. Then it would be worth an extra $30.oo
To pay anything more for a screen would be Crazy ! ! Reply
Wellsoul2 - Wednesday, October 10, 2012 - linkI also bought a Catleap 2703 for $295 shipped.
No bad pixels I can see.
The base isn't great but I don't move it anyway.
It doesn't look cheap.
It has glossy gorilla glass in front.
It only has DVI-D and no OSD . Just adjust backlight basically.
Colors and Contrast (Black) is awesome.
So many people have bought these and had great luck. Reply
surgex - Monday, October 08, 2012 - linkI don't understand why Dell is doing this.
I've had a U2410 for years now -- I'm STILL waiting for an UPGRADE to it!
They keep releasing these awesome budget monitors but they are actually worse in tech specs than the previous model -- oh it's got USB3 but the color isn't as good and the resolution is the same as the model that came out 2 years ago.. what the fuck!?
Why is Apple the only one who actually cares about display quality?
Dell keeps sending me emails saying to use my buying power (dell account) to upgrade -- and I awlays reply to their customer service team, I'll upgrade when you come out with a product thats WORTH UPGRADING TO.
How about 120hz, higher resolution \ pixel density!? All we get is a shitty USB 3 hub and a lower quality display compared to the U2711. BOO! Reply
serons - Thursday, October 11, 2012 - linkThere's a thread in a Swedish forum about units suffering from severe backlight bleed. Another common problem is a yellow color cast in the lower left corner. It seems to be quite common, but the Dell representative I've been in contact with says that they've only had complaints from Sweden. I have two of these monitors and both suffer from yellow color cast in the lower left corner. What you make of this? The posts in the forum are in swedish but there are images: http://www.sweclockers.com/forum/101-skarmar-och-t... Reply
jacknhut - Saturday, October 13, 2012 - linkI would love to see a direct comparison between this and the recently released ASUS PB278Q 27'' 2560-1440 monitor. The Asus seems to be a decent monitor that is geared toward gaming. Thoughts? Reply
p05esto - Monday, October 22, 2012 - linkOne problem with the Ausus is they use that stupid PWM backlight flashing to set the brightness. It can tire your eyes and some people are sensitive to it. This Dell monitor is one of the very few that don't use that old backlight technology.
Read more here:
I wish I knew in real life how this felt. The PWM is supposed to be even more noticable with PED backlit monitors, so I'm leaning towards the Dell right now as a result. Reply
johan05156150 - Friday, November 02, 2012 - linkI had a major backlight bleeding:
Fartunately I could retourn it.
July 2012, Rev A00 Reply
anuprav - Saturday, November 10, 2012 - linkOn 07.11.2012 I have ordered DELL U2713HM after doing lots of survey over the net and found this Monitor to be good choice.
Eagerly waiting for the delivery and will write comments about it. Reply
Calon - Wednesday, December 12, 2012 - linkExpires Thursday, December 13, 2012 this sale, but it is now $630 at dell's site:
with coupon code: GXGR7B6RJP354G
And ironically on the sales page they quote this review of the product from this site, "Unbeatable performance out of the box", lol. Reply
Calon - Wednesday, December 12, 2012 - linkclicked the submit button too fast before edit Reply
jwardell - Monday, December 24, 2012 - linkCostco.com is selling it for 649.99 inc shipping Reply
andreas12941 - Tuesday, January 29, 2013 - linkThe YCbCr problem can be fixed by overriding the EDID data of the display:
http://embdev.net/topic/284710 Reply
Bodo - Sunday, February 03, 2013 - linkHi,
I use the monitor with a macbook pro and in the sRGB mode. With the EDID override method I get RBG colors. So far so good.
But it seems that some light grey colors are more yellow. I notice this first as I look at the Apple website. They use a lot of shadows and these shadows have a yellow tinge. So the shadow effect is looking really bad. WIth the MacBook display everything looks fine and grey is grey. On every other display I have tested the Apple website and the grey tones look normal.
In the multimedia mode there is no yellow tinge.
Is this normal for the sRGB mode?
Or what could be the problem here?
I have also tested the monitor with a windows laptop. The same problem. So it has nothing to do with
the macbook pro and the RGB problem. Reply
davidm71 - Friday, March 29, 2013 - linkI just did my own unboxing and as impressive on how they packaged the monitor I suffers from some serious weaknesses such as IPS glow and backlight bleed that is out of control! Reply
alesgola - Thursday, August 21, 2014 - linkThank you for a great and very usefull review. I would like to make shure what " These only apply to the included sRGB mode in the display, so you should make sure to use that, and reset your video card LUT, to achieve these results." in case of my mac mini (late 2012). Do I understand i correctly, that I should go to Display/Profile menu of MacOs and select the option "Adobe sRGB ..."? Thank you in advance for your reply. Reply


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Rebels rally past Gators for SEC Tournament title
Published: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 2:30 p.m.
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"The problem has to be fixed, because it's one-and-done now," Florida senior guard Kenny Boynton said.
When asked how it could be fixed, Boynton said: "Just come out with more energy to start the second half."
Down 65-63, Florida had a chance to tie, but forward Erik Murphy front-rimmed a hook shot attempt with 9.3 seconds left. Then, after Murphy Holloway made one of two free throws, Ole Miss purposely fouled Florida point guard Scottie Wilbekin with 4.3 seconds remaining.
Wilbekin missed his first free-throw attempt, then missed his second on purpose. Patric Young tipped the ball back to Boynton, who took a quick dribble and step back for an off-balanced 3-point attempt to tie at the buzzer. It rimmed out.
Murphy said the hook in the lane was the shot he wanted and refused to blame a twisted ankle he suffered in the first half for another off-shooting day. Murphy finished 3 of 11 from the floor and 1 of 6 from the 3-point line.
"It felt good," Murphy said. "I got the ball off the block and tried to make a move, it just didn't go in."
But the Gators could have survived Murphy's off day with a better defensive effort in the second half. Ole Miss diced up Florida's normally stout defense, shooting 53.6 percent from the field in the second half and 47.4 percent for the game. Holloway led the Rebels (26-8) with 23 points and Marshall Henderson, named SEC Tournament MVP, scored 18 of his 21 points in the second half.
"We just didn't do a good job help defense like we know we're supposed to," Young said. "I made some mistakes, we all made a few mistakes. But that's not what we've been about all year and that's the reason we lost the game, mostly, was our defense."
Down 38-26 at halftime, Ole Miss went on a 17-3 run, taking a 43-41 lead on a layup by Reginald Buckner. The Rebels maintained the momentum the rest of the second half. After draining a 3-pointer off a loose ball to put Ole Miss up 59-53 with 7:14 left, Henderson rushed to midcourt and did the Gator Chomp to the crowd.
"It just felt appropriate at the time," Henderson said. "I dreamed about it the night before, actually."
Henderson also was the recipient of a couple of foul calls on 3-point attempts that Florida coach Billy Donovan called "very questionable." The junior guard cashed in at the line by making all six of his free-throw attempts.
"I asked Scottie, and he said 'Coach, I didn't touch him either time'," Donovan said. "The ref obviously saw it different."
Wilbekin also was adamant that he didn't foul Henderson.
"The first one was a block," Wilbekin said. "The second one I barely touched him."
Mike Rosario led the Gators with 18 points, with Boynton adding 13 points. Boynton left the game for about four minutes due to an elbow injury after taking a hard foul in the second half.
Florida finished 37.3 percent from the floor and 35.5 percent from 3-point range (11-31). Donovan said he felt the high number of 3-point attempts were justified given how Ole Miss was guarding the Gators.
"They were switching and jamming up the lane and I actually thought most of the shots that we got were really good," Donovan said.
But even with questionable shot selection and poor defense in the second half, Florida still could have won the game with more focus at the free-throw line.
Down 61-55, Young made just one of two free throws to cut the Ole Miss lead to 61-56. Then, Young missed two straight free-throw attempts. Down 61-59, freshman Michael Frazier, an 85.2 percent free-throw shooter, missed the front end of a one-and-one with 2:07 left. The Gators finished the SEC Tournament shooting 54.4 percent (31-57) from the free-throw line.
"I've got to keep working on it," Young said of his free-throw shooting. "I can't keep hurting my team like this. You're going to be put in situations like this eventually and you've got to knock them down.'
FREE THROWS: Murphy and Boynton were named to the SEC all-tournament team. … The 66-63 loss to Ole Miss dropped Donovan to 3-3 in SEC title games and 58-78 in games decided by five points or less in his UF tenure.
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The volunteers with Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue say they've never seen anything like it before.
In mid-October, the non-profit group learned about the plight of Violet, a two-year-old boxer cross with a hint of Great Dane thrown in, running wild around Waywayseecappo First Nation, about 32 kilometres east of Russell.
The emaciated stray was literally starving to death.
"We've seen thousands and thousands of dogs that need our help in Manitoba and Violet was the worst case of starvation that we have seen," recalled Colleen Holloway, public relations and marketing team leader for the three-year-old rescue. "She should have been dead already."
Staff at the community's daycare station reported the dog's condition to Manitoba Mutts, whose network of 250 volunteers finds homes for abandoned, surrendered and abused dogs throughout Manitoba.
"She'd hang around the day care and find whatever she could -- the crust of a sandwich," Holloway says. "She wasn't a danger to the kids. They contacted us saying, 'This dog is getting very very skinny.'
"The local police station was also apparently leaving some kibble out for her on a regular basis. What we have to remember is Violet didn't belong to anyone; she was born a stray."
It was clear the dog would have to be rescued immediately. "She had days before she'd die of starvation," Holloway says. "For her to get to that point, she had to be starving for about four to six weeks. That's pure starvation. No food."
With local residents doing their best to keep an eye on the dog, Violet was easy to track down and she had a positive association with humans, who gave the dog food and didn't hurt her.
One of the directors for Manitoba Mutts, the largest dog rescue outside the Winnipeg Humane Society, raced to the community "and Violet hopped right up into the vehicle."
In Winnipeg, the skin-and-bones dog was taken to a vet to be evaluated and put on a special diet to get her weight back up at a regulated pace, so as not to overwhelm her already-stressed system.
At that point, Violet weighed about 23 kilograms. She should have weighed 32.
"On a dog, that's a lot," Holloway said. "At that weight, her liver and heart were at risk of failure."
She stressed repeatedly it would be wrong to blame the First Nation for the dog's condition.
"The system is the problem, not the people," she said. "This was not an act of cruelty. It was a dog at risk because stray dogs come from overpopulation and overpopulation comes from dogs that are not spayed and neutered. To me, the community rescued her."
Holloway said her non-profit group can't just keep rescuing an endless supply of stray dogs forever. Launched in January 2011, Manitoba Mutts hit a milestone last summer, rescuing its 2,000th dog. "You can't keep bailing water out of a sinking ship," the spokeswoman says. "We have to get to the root of the issue."
Violet's near-starvation is a horrific example of a long-standing problem -- an exploding population of stray dogs on rural and northern communities where there is little access to veterinary services and spay-and-neuter programs.
"The answer is to provide a system that allows for affordable and convenient vet services for rural communities and, more importantly, northern communities," Holloway says. "The communities that have to have groceries flown in likely don't have an affordable vet clinic down the road."
In January, Manitoba Mutts will launch what it hopes will be the solution -- Get Fixed Manitoba, the province's first and largest mobile spay-and-neuter program, in which volunteer vets and technicians will provide free service to remote areas.
"They are going to fly or drive to the communities and set up a temporary vet clinic to spay and neuter as many dogs as they can during that visit and educate people on after-care of their dogs."
She said one vet, Dr. Mani Sra of Southglen Veterinary Hospital, has already stepped forward to volunteer his time and cash. The rescue's goal is to find a permanent corporate sponsor to keep the mobile task force on the road.
"We're looking for strategic, long-term funding partners," she said. "We want stability in the funding for this. Grassroots funding can be unpredictable."
As for Violet, Holloway said the future is looking brighter. "She's gained half the weight she needs to," she says. "If she gains too much too fast, her stomach could tear or her intestines could kink."
The hard-luck boxer cross is now one of about 50 dogs the rescue has up for adoption on its website and would make an excellent family pet, she said.
"She's very affectionate," Holloway says. "She's learning how to be a house dog, a family dog. She has a gentle spirit, considering what she's been through. Humans rescued her and humans are her heroes.
"She'll be very appreciative of whoever is lucky enough to have her. Rescue dogs know a good thing when they find it."


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HEMPSTEAD, Texas - A man accused of having and trading pornographic images of children has been jailed with a high bond.
William A. Wameling III, 26, of Hempstead, has been charged with 10 counts of possession of child pornography. His bond was set at $10,000 per charge, for a total of $1 million.
Waller County sheriff's deputies said their investigation into Wameling's online activities began earlier this month.
Investigators said agents tracked Wameling through his Internet service provider address.
Wameling, a stepfather to three girls, was downloading and sharing sexually graphic photos of girls as young as 4 years old, investigators said.
Detectives said Wameling confessed, but he told investigators that he only had 200 images.
Agents seized three cellular phones, three hard drives, two computers and three cameras from Wameling's home, deputies said.
Wameling was training to become a firefighter in Hempstead.
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A CYCLIST died three days after a collision with a bus in North Lancashire.
Joan Behar, 67, suffered fatal head injuries in the crash that happened at about 3.40pm on Tuesday March 4.
Police are now appealing for anyone with information to come forward.
Sergeant David Hogarth from the Road Policing Unit said: "Sadly following this collision Mrs Behar has since passed away.
"Her family are being supported by a specially trained family liaison officer and I would appeal to anybody that witnessed this collision or with any information that could assist with our investigation to contact police on 101.
"I would be particularly keen to speak with anybody who saw Mrs Behar pushing her bike or cycling down Rosemary Lane contraflow to traffic prior to the collision."
The single decker bus had been travelling south in slow moving traffic on North Road, Lancaster, near to the junction with Chapel Street.
North Road was closed for about four hours while police investigated.
Mrs Behar, from Lancaster, died at Royal Preston Hospital on Friday March 7.


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MASSIMO Luongo knows Swindon Town will have to wise up away from home if they are to avoid the sort of inconsistent form on the road that plagued their 2013/14 campaign.
The Robins won just two of their first nine games on their travels last term, although one victory was at Championship outfit QPR in the Capital One Cup, despite remaining unbeaten at the County Ground until mid-October.
Ahead of his side's first away day of the new campaign - the League Cup trip to Luton Town this evening - Luongo suggested that a little deeper thinking is required from the Town players in the absence of home comforts.
He told the Advertiser: "Away games are something different - whether we play the same team or chop and change a little bit is up to the gaffer but I think we've all learned from last year that away games are difficult. We won't get the luxury we get from playing at the County Ground.
"As players, and me personally, I've got to realise that and maybe make a few changes myself - maybe be a bit more disciplined."
Luton will take part in their first League Cup tie in five seasons following half a decade in non-league, and the draw is not one that has particularly whetted Luongo's appetite.
"I've never liked playing the League Two sides or sides in our own league in League Cup games because anything can happen," he said.
"When we play bigger teams we're not expected to win and I think we rise a bit to that challenge but the thing is with these games, anything can happen.
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Led by veteran coach, Dunmore ready for Clairton
It's not an exaggeration to say Dunmore coach Jack Henzes has football in his blood.
His father, John, is a charter member of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches' Association Hall of Fame, selected in the inaugural 1986 class, while Jack went in 11 years later. And the son didn't need name recognition to gain the nomination.
Henzes, who is in his 46th season on the sideline, is second only to longtime Berwick coach George Curry among state coaches with 371 career victories.
"My dad coached for 33 years and he told me that you prepare the kids. It's not the coaches, but the players, that win the game," Henzes said. "They've got to make big plays."
They may need to make more than they ever have Friday when he leads Dunmore (14-1) onto the field at Hersheypark Stadium to take on three-time defending champion Clairton (15-0) in the PIAA Class A title game. The Bears will be making their fifth consecutive state finals appearance and enter the game riding a state-record 62-game winning streak.
It will be the third appearance in the state finals for Dunmore, which won the Class A title in 1989 and lost to a Terrelle Pryor-led Jeannette squad in the 2007 Class AA final.
"That 2007 team had the greatest player that I've ever coached against with the Pryor kid, but they had a lot of really good players on that team, and you don't make it this far without a lot of good players," Henzes said. "Clairton, I watched them on tape, they're very physical, they run to the football very well, they have good athletic skills on the outside, and their receivers just go up and get the football. They're very aggressive the way they come off the ball, and they're well-coached."
Henzes has not changed his style much over the years, but his old-school pound-it-out offensive philosophy was very effective throughout the season. His basic approach certainly came in handy early in the season when the team suffered several key injuries, including the losses of both of their top running backs. Junior Daiqwon Buckley and senior Austin Seamon, both 1,000-yard rushers, led to the Bucks' only loss of the season at Old Forge before they rebounded to win their final 10 games.
Instead of collapsing, the team shrugged off that 21-0 Week 4 loss and exacted a measure of revenge when it defeated Old Forge, 7-6, in the District 2 championship game.
"I have to give our other players a lot of credit because they were able to stay together, and we had some holes, but they just grew up and filled in quickly," Henzes said. "They say that adversity builds character, but were thrilled because of the way our seniors reacted to this … and now we're thrilled about playing the No. 1 high school team in the country."
Dunmore's strength is in its lines, and Clairton could have some problems containing 6-foot-5, 265-pound senior two-way tackle Mike Boland, a Division I prospect. Though the Bears' offensive line had some problems opening holes in their state semifinal game against Port Allegany, they will get a boost this week when senior Devonte Harvey returns after missing two weeks with a knee injury suffered in the WPIAL final against Sto-Rox.
"I've been ready and I've been watching the line struggle a little bit, and I'm just anxious to get back out on the field," Harvey said. "In Coach (Tom) Nola's words, I'm one of the best linemen on the team. I'm not scared of no one. I'm not the biggest guy, but I got a heart."
Having the ability to win a game is one thing. Clairton expects to win every week and has been in this game each of the last four seasons. That experience might be the most difficult thing for the Bucks to overcome.
"We're playing well right now, but we have a great task in front of us," Henzes said. "We're going to play a team that has won 62 games in a row, and we watched them on tape, and they're extremely athletic and extremely fast, which is a great concern."
Keith Barnes is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-664-9161, ext. 1977.


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Thrilling knocks from Craig Kieswetter and Jos Buttler saw England end the summer on a high note, squaring the NatWest Twenty20 Series against South Africa with a 28-run victory at Edgbaston.
The familiar sight of rain reduced the match to an 11-over thrash, a format that suited the Somerset pair down to the ground as Kieswetter made 50 in 32 balls and Buttler blazed 32 not out in just 10 deliveries.
The fourth-wicket duo added 48 in 11 minutes to lead the hosts to 118 for five, Buttler launching a brutal attack on Wayne Parnell that saw him concede 32 in an over - the second costliest over in international T20 history. As so often in recent times, Hashim Amla was South Africa's lynchpin, top-scoring with 36 in an ill-fated reply that ended at 90 for five.
With plentiful runs on the board, England's Twenty20 debutant Danny Briggs was handed the first over of the South Africa innings. Amla took the 21-year-old spinner for two boundaries but was also beaten twice on the outside edge.
Out-of-form opener Richard Levi did not detain England long, castled by Tim Bresnan for a single, but as so often Amla looked to be the danger man. Faf du Plessis fell for eight after Briggs found the leading edge with his left-arm spin and Eoin Morgan took a simple catch at the edge of the ring.
Amla struck Stuart Broad for his sixth boundary to bring up the Proteas' 50 and his lone hand continued when AB de Villiers steered Graeme Swann straight down Jonny Bairstow's throat at deep-midwicket. With the required-rate climbing sharply Amla finally succumbed in almost identical fashion to de Villiers.
Jade Dernbach showed off his variations as his first over cost a meagre two and when Justin Ontong miscued Bresnan to point the game was all but over. England's innings was built almost exclusively around the efforts of Kieswetter and Buttler. But the first major contributor to England's total was Morne Morkel.
He sent down a wild first over that included four comical wides down leg side, a waist-high full toss and back-to-back boundaries from Kieswetter. Michael Lumb managed one fluent drive off Parnell before losing his middle stump to the left-armer. Kieswetter found the ropes for the third time when he smashed Johan Botha back over his head in the fifth over.
Botha's second over cost only two and he picked up the scalps of Luke Wright and Morgan for single figures. Jacques Kallis' introduction saw Kieswetter smear his third delivery for six over long-on as England reached 74 with two overs remaining. After just one sighter Buttler crashed Parnell for a steepling six over long-off and then immediately repeated the stroke.
Parnell was spooked and sent down successive no-balls, Buttler producing a pair of impudent paddled fours off the resulting free-hits. Buttler's third maximum of the over, this time pulled flat over mid-wicket completed Parnell's misery. Kieswetter pulled a third six to bring up his half-century in the final over but Morne Morkel bowled both him and Bairstow.


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SPRUCE WOODS PROVINCIAL PARK -- On a sunny Thursday afternoon, the only signs of life on the Yellow Quill cross-country ski trails are tracks left behind by deer, foxes, rabbits, squirrels and some sort of weasel-like creature.
Now before you jump to conclusions, I can assure you I am not the weasel in question. I just can't tell one skinny mustelid from another simply from its tracks, as ermine, mink and marten footprints look pretty much the same to anyone who hasn't grown up on a trapline.
One of the most gratifying aspects of cross-country skiing outside of Winnipeg is being able to see evidence of so much wildlife. Even the quietest humans can spend hours in the forest in the summer without ever catching a glimpse of any animal stealthier than white-tailed deer. But the winter snows reveal the presence of all sorts of mammals, especially in protected parks.
This island of boreal forest is unique in Manitoba because the relative sparseness of the vegetation. In the coniferous forests of the Whiteshell or the aspen parkland of Riding Mountain, the growth is so dense you could be standing metres from a moose without having a clue it was there.
The rolling hills of Spruce Woods, the remnants of a sandy glacial lakebottom, are nowhere near as suffocating. While the vast majority of the park's visitors head straight to Spirit Sands to see the dunes, the rest of the park is worthy of exploration.
During the winter, there are three separate cross-country ski-trail systems accessible directly from Highway 5 and used only gently compared to trails in closer proximity to Winnipeg.
From the city, getting here requires a 105-minute drive. But if you go during the week, you'll probably have the park to yourself. This past Thursday, when weather conditions were perfect -- it was -9 C with no discernible wind -- my skis were the first to grace the Yellow Quill trails since they had been packed (but not tracked) some time during the previous week.
The Yellow Quill system has three short loops with the option of combining two into an 11-kilometre ski. The gentle hills include a lot of short slopes but none of them are even remotely technical. The trails warrant an intermediate rating only because they are not tracked.
The better-known Epinette Creek-Newfoundland trail system offers the option of skiing loops of 3.5, 5.7, 16.2 or 41.7 kilometres, depending on whether you have a couple of hours or an entire day to kill. Jackfish Cabin, at the far end of the longest loop, can be reserved for overnight stays by calling Manitoba Conservation at 204-834-8800. This late in the winter, all that's available are Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Between the two systems sit the Seton Trails, which offer three short criss-crossing loops, including two that can be combined into a 7.7-kilometre ski. The trails are named after author Ernest Thompson Seton, who worked as a provincial naturalist in the 1890s.
Seton was fascinated by wolves, which were later hunted out much of southern Manitoba. Given a large resident population in Riding Mountain National Park and expanding wolf populations elsewhere in the province, it's possible wolves could re-colonize Spruce Woods at some point.
Some of the tracks in the park this week suggest the presence of larger animals. But again, good luck discerning red fox from coyote from lynx footprints in deep snow.
Spruce Woods cross-country ski trails
Get there: From Winnipeg, take Highway 2 or the Trans-Canada Highway west to Highway 5. The Highway 2 route is 166 kilometres from the Perimeter at McGillivray Boulevard. The Trans-Canada route is 175 kilometres from the Perimeter at Portage Avenue.
Navigation: Ski-trail maps may be available at the three trailheads. You can also download them at http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/parks/pdf/maps/2011_12_winter_maps/winter_spruce_woods.pdf
Trail conditions: Manitoba Conservation updates trail conditions once a week at http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/parks/recreation/ski_trail.html


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HOLLYWOOD - Police today were investigating an apparent crank call reporting a home invasion involving gunfire at actor Ashton Kutcher's Hollywood Hills home -- a case similar to one in August, when someone falsely reported a kidnapping and shooting at the Studio City home of Miley Cyrus.
Officers sent to the 3000 block of Arrowhead Drive about 11 a.m. Wednesday in response to a report of a burglary in progress detained three people, according to Los Angeles police Officer Tenesha Dobine of the Media Relations office. Police searched the multi-level residence, but found no other people inside, she said.
A preliminary investigation indicated that the incident apparently was a prank, Dobine said. Police did not arrest the three people who were questioned, she said.
LAPD Officer Cleon Joseph told reporters at the scene that the initial report of trouble came via a teletype message -- sent using a machine typically used by a person who is deaf or otherwise hearing-impaired -- received at the department's Hollywood Station. The message reported that shots had been fired and that the person sending the message was hiding in a closet.
"We responded accordingly," Joseph told KCAL9. "We sent resources out, helicopters, the whole works, out to a hostage rescue. When we got here apparently it wasn't so."
Joseph said one of Kutcher's assistants met police at the home and told them there was no trouble inside. Police searched the home anyway and found no evidence of any disturbance.
Detectives will be assigned to the case and the teletype message traced in order to find out who made the false report, Joseph said.
Kutcher posted a message on his Twitter page about 2:25 p.m., apparently in response to queries about his safety.
"Safe an(d) sound at `Two and a Half Men.' Don't miss tomorrow night 8:30," Kutcher wrote on Wednesday. He included a photo of the CBS show's set.
In the August 1 hoax involving Miley Cyrus' home, someone called 911 and falsely reported a kidnapping and shooting at the residence, prompting a full response by police and firefighters. Police quickly determined no one was inside the home.


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Pomeroys Host Bearcats
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September 19, 2010, the Pomeroys took on the visiting Bearcats of Brescia University, who came in ready to show why they were second last year in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic conference with six all-conference selections. Though down to eleven players due to injuries, the Bearcats were not willing to concede that those eleven couldn't win matches.
For the first time in a few matches, the Pomeroys came out establishing their possession and using fast combination play to get down the wings and through the midfield. They slowly backed up the Bearcats and gained dominance of the midfield, getting into the attacking third at a very regular clip. Though they made a few counterattacking forays, the Bearcats weren't able to get quality chances on goal and found themselves scrambling back to hold off another Pomeroy surge. The Pomeroys got serves across the box and deep possessions all the way to the goal line, but couldn't find the key to unlock the goal. When the halftime whistle finally sounded, the Pomeroys had been into the attacking third 27 times, earned 3 corners, and had gotten off 6 shots, 4 of which were on frame. The Bearcats had only managed 11 trips into the attacking third and no shots, but were finding their strategy: back in and pack the defensive third, and wait for chances to break out with 2 or 3 pass counterattacks.
It was a strategy that would prevail. Though the Pomeroys enjoyed the same possession dominance in the second half, the Bearcats took heart that some of their counterattacks were getting better. In the 60th minute, they earned a free kick some 35 yards from goal on the right side. Lea Anderson struck a driven ball on line towards Pomeroy keeper April Baranowski and Violet Maka rose to get a flicking header on the ball. The slight change of direction right in front of Baranowski put the ball past her hands, off her head, and into the goal for a 1-0 Bearcat lead. The Pomeroys would continue to get good possession, but continued to struggle to find a way through the last line of the Bearcat defense, partly because Brescia set up their offside line very deep and left almost no room for angled balls behind the defense and still in front of their keeper. With 12 minutes left, another long possession found the Pomeroy midfield shifting the ball across the middle of the field to the open weak side on the left, where Paige Leuthold had come forward from her defender position. She had time to line up a shot, and struck a drive from about 28 yards that was headed for the top right corner of the goal. Brescia goalkeeper Mary Buckman made a leap and got her fingers to the ball, which was deflected slightly up, into the crossbar, and back out into the field of play. It was a great save and marked the last serious threat of the Pomeroys. Agonizingly, time ran out with the Bearcats on top, 1-0. It was an emotional, hard-won victory for them, and a hard lesson for us.
This leaves your Pomeroys at 3-2. They will host Adrian College on Wednesday at 4:00 in another of their hardest challenges.


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In general, coffee pickers, migrant workers and farmworkers are the most vulnerable groups involved in coffee production. Moreover, they have traditionally not been included in the coffee industry's sustainability efforts.
In 2012, the U.S. Department of Labor discovered widespread labor violations in coffee farms in Hawaii. Violations included "failures to pay workers minimum wage and overtime, exploiting migrant workers, illegally hiring coffee pickers as independent contractors, and exploiting children as young as 5 years old to pick coffee cherries." This happened here, in the U.S.
Over the past few years, I have visited coffee farms all over the world in order to meet with coffee pickers and other farmworkers interested in participating in Fair Trade. They have expressed to me numerous existing challenges with their work. Following are some of the most common:
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On several farms, especially in Central America, migrant workers face precarious housing conditions when they live on coffee farms with their families during harvest. There are many large, one-room warehouse-type constructions where 40-60 farmworkers and their families live with little access to mattresses, blankets, privacy or security. Workers often have to use limited number of latrines or the coffee fields as toilets, and must shower in the nearby rivers. Privacy, safety/security, and sanitation are not often found in migrant workers' housing during the harvest. Many workers I have talked to in Central America and Colombia identified housing conditions as the most important issue they would like to see improved.


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WESSEX WATER FISHERIES PERFORMANCE Week Ending 16th March 2014 HAWKRIDGE Fish caught 256 Rod Average 3.4 Hawkridge fished well this week with anglers averaging 3.4 fish per rod.
Mr G Gale had the best rainbow this week weighing 7lb. Mike Macready had the best golden trout weighing 5lb 6oz and Mr R Tilbury landed the heaviest bag limit totalling 17lb.
Most fish are being caught just below the surface on Black and Green Montana, Blue Flash Damsel and Cats Whisker.
Gary Howe, Ranger CLATWORTHY Fish caught 730 Rod Average 3.4 It was a great start to the 2014 season with many anglers venturing out in the fine weather. This week there were 210 returns which landed a total of 730 fish giving a rod average of 3.4.
There were many good bags averaging between 12 & 17lb, with the biggest five fish limit bags being caught by Mr L Williams (20lb 6oz), Mr D Browning (19lb 11oz) and Mr G Bellamy (18lb 2oz).
Mr P Hye landed the biggest fish this week weighing 10lb 1oz, an overwintered fish which was stocked during the last season. The best season ticket limit went to Mr G Woolfenton, weighing 16lb 6oz. Fish were caught all over the lake from boat and bank. The main tactics were sinking lines with traditional wets, but some anglers were successful with floating lines and buzzer patterns.
Dave Pursey, Ranger SUTTON BINGHAM Fish caught 776 Rod Average 4.1 The fishing has been excellent again this week at Sutton Bingham, a total of 189 rods landed 776 fish giving a rod average of 4.1 and an impressive 138 bag limits were taken.
Floating lines fished with smaller pattern flies are starting to take most of the fish. Pheasant Tails, Diawl Bachs and small Damsels are all working well. The best bag limit this week was taken by Mr A Handy weighing 18lb which included a rainbow of 7lb 6oz but Mr A Kilby landed the biggest fish of the week weighing 7lb 8oz. All the banks are fishing well with some anglers taking their limits from the South arm.
The West pond fished well at the start of the week but towards the end got slightly harder, the North West winds pushed the fish towards the middle and anglers found it difficult to reach them, however, 13 rods managed to take 29 fish giving a rod average of 2.2. Mr Tom Baker took the best bag again weighing 24lb 15oz and the best rainbow weighing 7lb 13oz.
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Skip the crust and try this recipe for Pumpkin Custard, which has 70% fewer calories and 97% less saturated fat than the traditional pumpkin pie and includes heart-healthy walnuts.
- 6 sugar pumpkins, small (12-16 ounces each, about 4-inches in diameter), to be used as decorative bowls
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ginger, ground
- 1/4 teaspoon cloves, ground
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups pumpkin puree
- 1 cup evaporated milk, nonfat or low-fat
- 6 tablespoons California walnuts, chopped, toasted
Note: These crustless, individual custards can be baked either in small, hollowed-out pumpkins or in ramekins. Instructions for both methods are given.
- To prepare the pumpkins, if you are using them, remove the stem end from each, and scrape the seeds and fibers from inside the pumpkins. Cut a very thin slice off the bottom of each pumpkin, so they will sit flat, without wobbling. Alternately, coat 6 ramekins, each about six-ounce capacity, with nonstick cooking spray.
- Preheat the oven to 450º F.
- In a large bowl, combine the sugar, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and salt, and stir with a whisk or spoon until evenly blended. Add the eggs and pumpkin puree and beat until completely mixed. Slowly pour in the evaporated milk, stirring until smooth.
- If you are using pumpkins, divide the filling among them, pouring about 1/2 cup into each. Place the pumpkins on a parchment-lined shallow baking pan, with their tops next to them. Bake for 15 minutes, then reduce the heat to 350º F and continue baking about 1 hour more, or until the pumpkins are tender when pierced. If the tops are done sooner, remove them. If you are using ramekins, pour about 1/2 cup of filling into each. Place the ramekins on a shallow baking pan. Bake for 10 minutes, then reduce the heat to 325º F and bake about 25 minutes more, or until a knife inserted in the filling comes out clean, or almost clean.
- Remove from the oven and transfer to a rack to cool (cool for an hour if baked in pumpkins). Serve the custards warm, sprinkle each with 1 tablespoon of walnuts. Accompany with sweetened whipped cream, if desired. The pumpkin lids may be placed atop the pumpkins, or at a jaunty angle along side.
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