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Leicester Tigers welcome back their international contingent for Saturday's Premiership clash with Exeter at Sandy Park.
Leicester Tigers welcome back their international contingent for Saturday's Premiership clash with Exeter Chiefs at a sold-out Sandy Park.
England players Tom Youngs, Dan Cole, Geoff Parling, Tom Croft, Ben Youngs, Toby Flood and Manu Tuilagi all return to the Tigers starting line-up for the trip to Devon.
Martin Castrogiovanni, who captained Italy during this season's Six Nations and now has 95 Test caps, is also in the 23-man squad.
"It's great to have everyone back for the start of the run-in, we've had a good week back together this week and now we just want to get back out on the field," said Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill.
"Exeter have a very good record at home but every game from now until the end of the season is massive for us and we have to get it right."
Fly-half Flood will lead out Tigers as captain for the first time in the absence of both Geordan Murphy and Louis Deacon.
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"We are at that stage of the season where we have to make it about us and what we want to achieve," said Baxter.
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Having not played for two Saturdays, the break has proved beneficial to Baxter in that fact that not only was he able to give his players a well-deserved week off, but some of the club's more longer-term casualties have now completed their recoveries and are fit for duty as the season enters into its final furlong.
Prop Brett Sturgess (arm) and Chris Whitehead (neck) both return to the bench alongside Craig Mitchell and James Hanks.
In the starting XV there are recalls for prop Hoani Tui and lock Dean Mumm, both of whom missed out on the recent win at the Twickenham Stoop. Joining Sturgess on the bench – for a first time in the Premiership – will be England U20s starlet Henry Slade, whose impressive displays in the recent Six Nations tournament have not gone unnoticed by Baxter.
Form: The Chiefs suffered one of their heaviest defeats at Welford Road in the reverse fixture pre-Christmas, going down 30-8 as Adam Thompstone romped to a hat-trick. After a four-game winless run Exeter have found their feet with back-to-back victories over London Welsh and Quins, and currently lie eight in the table. The West Country outfit have a good record against Leicester at Sandy Park, with two victories and one defeat in their last three meetings, with Leicester out to right some wrongs of their own having lost their last three games on the road.
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I have Thinkpad tablet Model: 183947G Running Android Version 3.1 with Kernel 188.8.131.52.
I cannot able to use 3G and WiFi together.
If I put my sim card, I can not access the wireless (Wi-Fi) connection, and I need to remove the SIM and reset the tablet to factory reset to connect the Wireless (Again).
I think it is a software issue because we have around 1500 tablet here...all are facing the same problem
Please @lenovo have a look on this.
Hi sabeerkurikkal,
May i know how long ago did this happen and how long have you had this the tablet? There are some cases where by user did an update on their tablet which have solved the issue for the users. May have yo tried that too?
Do let me know of the details. I'd like to take look at this this further and speak to relevant teams here to what how we can help.
Do let me know.
Thank you in advance,
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After several months I'm still stuck at same problem (as described above).
I have the latest Kernel version (126.96.36.199 with Biuld Nmber ThinkPadTablet_A310_02_0039_0089_WE)
but different machine type and model (18382BG)
Uporn turning WiFi on nearby networks signal flashes for a moment and then suddenly all the networks get "Not in range" status.
The problem with Wifi and 3G is there from the first Kernel. There are a lot of countries (for example Slovenia) where users can not use 3G and WiFi without a factory reset, but Lenovo does not care about it.
Look in the thread WiFi and 3G where the discussion about this problem started long time ago without a resolution.
A lot of my collegues returned the tablet back to Lenovo because they don't care about the users and their problems.
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Hi All,
I"m really sorry to hear that alot of you have faced this issues and this issues has brought discouragement in TPT as a superior product. The TPT is a superior product and Lenovo takes great priority in our customers satisfaction. As the products are spread in multiple geographical regions Lenovo strives to attend to each invdividual customer with great care.
However as issues at hand are spread globally, there times where issues can be missed or not attened to in a timely manor. But rest assure that our customers are never forgotten. We do our level best to make sure problems faced are addressed accordingly.
As to propel further to recognised our customers with great care, it is in this comunity where all of us can share our thoughts and issues faced. As community we uphold these the values of Serving Customers,Trust and Integrity,Teamwork Across Cultures,Innovation and Entrepreneurial Spirit into practise so everyone can benefit greatly with the ideas and minds brought together here.
In regards to the TPT Wifi and 3g Issues, If possible could you PM me the details of your TPT and le bring this up to the respective teams.
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Hi Friends,
I have the same problem, when I connect my SIM card and remove it later, then my WIFI connection is enabled/on and shows "scanning" all the time but cannot connect/find any Wifi connections, even my saved wifi connections it shows "not in range". Please find a solution as soon as possible, the only solution we have here is only to factory reset, which's not an ideal solution, Please Lenovo help us.
My Tablet model is 1839/47G, Android 3.1. Kernel 184.108.40.206. BaseBand Ver. R3B01
Hi all,
I've spoken to the respective teams that deals with the tablets, unfortunately they tried to replicate the issue in various regions AMER, EMEA and APAC, but still unable to replicate the issue. We believe that this may be caused by the country specific sim configuration.It appears to happen with specific sim card and 3g providers.
For the time being i would suggest for the OTA3 which is scheduled to be release very soon.
Will let you know of further developments
I have also this problem in Iran, when inserting sim card and connect by GPRS via it.
WiFi recognize routers only for 2 seconds and a "not in range" message will appear.
To establish a WiFi connection again,I should factory reset tablet.
Machine Type:1838CTO , Kernel is : 184.108.40.206 , Build: A310_02_0039_0089_ROW , Unit Serial:MP0734V
I have the same problem
Android version 3.1, Baseband version R3B01, Kernel 220.127.116.11, Build A310_02_0039_0089_WE, Model 1838-2DG, Serial MP03T7W
I tried with a simcard from TDC (Denmark), and with this simcard there is no problem - WiFi is still working without factory reset


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With two wins from three and the Rugby World Cup looming next year, Sunday sees England and Wales act out their 2015 dress rehearsal.
With two wins from three and with the Rugby World Cup looming on the horizon, Sunday sees England and Wales act out their 2015 dress rehearsal.
Despite Wales being two-time champions, a loss for Warren Gatland's team would also be more damaging.
England are developing into a force at an encouraging rate. Stuart Lancaster continues to add new weapons throughout his squad to the point where he can almost field two strong backlines.
They will go into the RWC with more or less three qualified looseheads and three tightheads at their disposal. The likes of Alex Corbisiero, Dan Cole, Geoff Parling, Tom Croft, Manu Tuilagi, Marland Yarde and Christian Wade are all set to return.
It's a level of depth that with Wales' smaller player pool the champions currently lack, especially at prop, although second-row Jake Ball took to Test rugby with ease during the mauling of France.
Wales may not like to embrace the favourites tag, but it's out of their hands. This side has been together for some time and is seen as a surefire semi-final contender for the Rugby World Cup. Defeating an English team with in comparison insignificant inexperience is therefore expected. So can they live up to it?
Despite their dominance against France questions linger as to whether Warren Gatland's selections and tactics are growing stale. This has partly been addressed by the sparky addition of Rhys Webb, but there's no guarantee that Wales would fare as well as they did when Ball stepped in if say Adam Jones was to drop out late on.
Against Ireland, Wales and 'Warrenball' were comprehensively shut down. They failed to convince at home against Italy. The scoring margin over France was impressive but Philippe Saint-André's team were woeful. Twickenham is their best chance to prove that Dublin was simply a blip, that the Dragon is still as fierce.
That's certainly how Lancaster will have viewed last year's apocalypse in Cardiff – a one-off punch; painful and thought-provoking, but not destructive. The way that Wales obliterated England was incredible, although it's often forgotten that Wales only lead 12-3 with 55 minutes gone. The rest was so outstanding though it doesn't even matter.
England will start this time with five new backs, with Mike Brown on fire in his actual position of full-back, added to four changes in the pack. Now in their third year it feels wrong to keep describing Lancaster's team as new, but the changes keep on rolling.
They will be thriving off the win over tournament favourites Ireland two weeks ago, and the impact of the Twickenham crowd can't be underestimated – the stadium was deafening in the dying seconds of the Irish win.
Wales though bring a settled squad, including 11 British and Irish Lions of which two are returning in the form of Jonathan Davies and Alun Wyn Jones.
Taulupe Faletau, Jamie Roberts and George North provide continued excellence, meaning that minor dips in form for the likes of Leigh Halfpenny can be accommodated. Dan Lydiate has been at his wood-chopping best but bled penalties in Dublin. Some facets of Wales' game just aren't quite clicking as perfectly as we've seen before, but they remain a cut above Scotland, Italy and France.
While England have opted to not rush Manu Tuilagi back in, despite him playing 80 minutes against Newcastle, Wales have brought back Davies with only 105 under his belt. It doesn't smack of panic – George North filled in well against France – but underlines the importance of Davies to Gatland and Wales. Don't be surprised if England send the big runners his way early on.
Every inkling and indication for Sunday points towards a titanic classic, far from the one-sided decimation of 2013. If England are truly always improving, then back up the Irish scalp by adding this one to the collection. If Wales are still the best Europe has to offer, then nothing but victory is acceptable.
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For England: From zero to hero. Mike Brown's stock with England has never been lower than when we has turned inside out by Alex Cuthbert on two occasions in Cardiff. Now at full-back he is thriving, turning in a beautiful assist against Ireland and scoring in the opening two games in Paris and Edinburgh. He has been the tournament's best player so far, closely fending off the challenges to that mantle from Yannick Nyanga and Peter O'Mahony, and has a chance to cement that title with another strong showing opposite Leigh Halfpenny and Wales.
For Wales: After his armchair ride against France, Rhys Webb wins his first start on the road for Wales. Webb has played enough big matches to not be overawed but this is a scrum-half who watched last year's rout of England in a bar in Cardiff. His rise has been remarkable and the different tempo he offers at the base of the scrum compared to the physical Mike Phillips has been a welcome addition to the Welsh game plan.
Head-to-Head: The two young captains. Chris Robshaw trails Sam Warburton in terms of caps and silverware but the Wales openside seems to have to work harder to win over the affection of his public. Some Welsh fans don't know how lucky they are. Robshaw continues to grow into his role as England skipper with every game and his work-rate often goes unheralded – he was the top tackler against Ireland with 16. Two great players whose leadership is integral to their respective sides.
Recent results:
2013: Wales won 30-3 in Cardiff
2012: Wales won 19-12 in London
2011: Wales won 19-9 in Cardiff
2011: England won 23-19 in London
2011: England won 26-19 in Cardiff
2010: England won 30-17 in London
2009: Wales won 23-15 in Cardiff
2008: Wales won 26-19 in London
2007: England won 62-5 in London
2007: Wales won 27-18 in Cardiff
2006: England won 47-13 in London
Prediction: England are perhaps a year away from peaking, which with foresight is ideal with the Rugby World Cup looming. You cannot understate how much last year's humiliation taught Lancaster, his coaches and his players.
The pressure though is on Wales to underline their status as Europe's best. Not everyone is convinced. It could go either way. Wales by three.
England: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Luther Burrell, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Jonny May, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Danny Care, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Tom Wood, 5 Courtney Lawes, 4 Joe Launchbury, 3 David Wilson, 2 Dylan Hartley, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Tom Youngs, 17 Mako Vunipola, 18 Henry Thomas, 19 David Attwood, 20 Tom Johnson, 21 Lee Dickson, 22 George Ford, 23 Alex Goode
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jon Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Taulupe Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton (c), 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Jake Ball, 4 Alun Wyn Jones, 3


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Boiler Room 5s: we speak to the men behind the action by Aaron› 3 Aug 2012
Bringing together some of the finest record labels, magazines and clothing stores from London and around the UK in a 5-a-side tournament, Boiler Room 5s is set to be one of the most stylish sporting events in the capital this weekend. Kicking off on Hackney Downs on Saturday, it'll see sixteen teams in customised Umbro kits battling it out for the trophy, accompanied by Boiler Room DJs, a barbeque and hopefully some decent weather. Ahead of the 5s, we spoke to Blaise and Thristian from Boiler Room about their tournament, and their plans for the future. Here's what they had to say…
So, it looks like the Boiler Room 5s is a bit bigger this year?
'Yeah, our office is like a factory at the moment, there's nothing but boxes everywhere. We've got about 150 people playing, and then there's all the other people that'll be coming along to watch. We decided to make it bigger this year because when we came to deciding on the teams there was so much interest. I think last year's tournament really caught people's attention. So we spoke to Hackney Council and they gave us the opportunity to play at Hackney Downs, which is a lot bigger than where we were last year. 8 teams is pretty restrictive in terms of all the people we know and want to come along, so 16 teams just allows us to open it up a bit more.'
It's been really nice to see the teams that are involved getting excited about the tournament and talking to each other in ways that they might not do so normally, magazines and record labels talking to each other and getting excited about their kits. I wish all our collaborations could be like this!
Do you think you'll continue to grow the tournament?
'We're keen to keep the whole thing active throughout the
year, last year we did the tournament and then that was pretty much it. I think
now we've setup Boiler Room FC we can keep the whole thing alive, with our own mini
leagues, tournaments, hangouts, football screenings, that kind of thing. I
think there'll be more opportunities over the year through friendlies and our
weekly training sessions to open it up to even more teams. Even this year with
16 teams we've had a lot of names that wanted to take part but couldn't, so
there's definitely ways in which we can open it up more. Equally, we want it to
stay fun, you know? We want the football to be good, but we don't want it to
become too serious. Everything we've done with Umbro has been pretty
light-hearted, and we want it to stay like that. I think that's why everyone
wants to get involved, because they're competitive and serious about it, but
that's not the only thing – it feels like an extended group of friends taking
What were the highlights for you from last year's 5s tournament?
'It was amazing. We had torrential rain, proper British weather, but everyone had such a good time. Some sports brand football events you go to are way over the top on producing the whole thing, but this one felt like a real family affair – everyone we know got involved, our friends drew the lines, made the trophy, the golden boot, the scoreboards, designed all the tee's etc. Seeing it all draw together, everyone spraying champagne everywhere at the end, leaping around like maniacs, it was amazing. Everyone came together to make it what it was, seeing it all turn out like that after we we'd been stressing for a month and not being sure how it was going to turn out, that was the highlight for us.'
Away from the football, what else have you got going on?
'Well, we're going to have a barbeque going, run by our pal Josephine from Sit Down Affair (and who also painted the windows at the Boiler Room studio, photo attached), to feed all the players, and we're telling everyone to bring their own picnics / bbqs / booze with, or just come hang out, show the teams support, have a dance, have a good time. We'll have a soundsystem down there, all the teams are going to DJ, some of us from Boiler Room will be DJing, that kind of vibe, all underpinned by some intense rivalry on the pitch! We're going to broadcast it this year as well, we'll have a couple of webcams set up so people online can watch the DJ sets and get the jist of what's happening on the pitches.'
NTS were the winners last year, can you see anyone else claiming the prize this weekend?
'NTS will be the one for us – they embody such a big collective
of DJs and people around this area that they're going to be hard to beat again.
At the same time we hope some of the other teams will surprise us, in fact BNTL
will probably do some damage.'
How come there isn't a Boiler Room team this year?
'Firstly, we just didn't have space – we took out the Boiler Room team and the Umbro team because so many other people wanted to play. So we've both taken a bit more of a back seat on this one, so that we can concentrate on hosting it. Although saying that, I think half the people from Boiler Room FC are playing in one of the teams as they're all friends….'
What's the idea behind Boiler Room FC?
'It came out of last year's 5s competition really, and wanting to extend that it into something else. It started with Thristian getting a few people down on a Monday night for a regular game, and it's just grown from there really. It's just a way to do some training, hang out, watch some games together, just an informal thing. From there it's got more serious, training regularly with about 30 people in our squad and we're starting to arrange some friendly games. It's just something that's happened quite naturally.'
And is the Boiler Room FC website an extension of that?
'When we started planning about how we wanted it to develop, that was part of it, it's a way of bringing together all these different people we know through football, showing that side of us that people might not know about. At the moment, it's very much concentrating on the 5s tournament, but we've also got plans for it to develop into a lot more – we've got friends who are great designers that are going to do some football-themed stuff for us, it's just an open-ended way for us show this side of our personality. We can link to the regular side Boiler Room and what we do there, but also take it off in another direction and let it do its own thing.'
Thanks to Blaise and Thristian for speaking to us. Boiler Room 5s kicks off on Hackney Downs on Saturday 4th August around midday – take a look at fc.boilerroom.tv for more details.
All the kits worn on the day come from Umbro's current teamwear range, which allows football teams at any level to style their own strip – head to www.umbrofootballkits.com for more details.
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This hip Rockford restaurant cooks up seasonal dishes inspired by the produce and meats supplied from local farmers. The bar offers a nice selection of craft beers and wine, along with more than a dozen different absinthes.
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Chapter 46
Jeremiah prophesies the conquest of Egypt by Babylon—Jacob will be saved and will return to his own land.
1 The word of the Lord which came to Jeremiah the prophet against the
2 Against Egypt, against the army of
3 Order ye the buckler and shield, and draw near to battle.
4 Harness the horses; and get up, ye horsemen, and stand forth with your helmets; furbish the spears, and put on the
5 Wherefore have I seen them dismayed and
6 Let not the swift flee away, nor the mighty man escape; they shall stumble, and fall toward the north by the river Euphrates.
7 Who is this that cometh up as a
8 Egypt riseth up like
9 Come up, ye horses; and rage, ye chariots; and let the mighty men come forth; the Ethiopians and the Libyans, that handle the shield; and the
10 For this is the
11 Go up into Gilead, and take
12 The nations have heard of thy
13 ¶The word that the Lord spake to Jeremiah the prophet, how Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon should come and smite the land of
14 Declare ye in Egypt, and publish in
15 Why are thy
16 He made many to fall, yea, one fell upon another: and they said, Arise, and let us go again to our own people, and to the land of our nativity, from the oppressing sword.
17 They did cry there, Pharaoh king of Egypt is but a noise; he hath passed the time appointed.
18 As I live, saith the King, whose name is the Lord of hosts, Surely as Tabor is among the mountains, and as Carmel by the sea, so shall he come.
19 O thou daughter dwelling in Egypt, furnish thyself to go into
20 Egypt is like a very fair heifer, but destruction cometh; it cometh out of the north.
21 Also her hired men are in the midst of her like fatted bullocks; for they also are turned back, and are fled away together: they did not stand, because the day of their calamity was come upon them, and the time of their visitation.
22 The voice thereof shall go like a serpent; for they shall march with an army, and come against her with axes, as hewers of wood.
23 They shall cut down her forest, saith the Lord, though it cannot be searched; because they are more than the grasshoppers, and are innumerable.
24 The daughter of Egypt shall be confounded; she shall be delivered into the hand of the people of the north.
25 The
26 And I will deliver them into the hand of those that seek their lives, and into the hand of Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon, and into the hand of his servants: and afterward it shall be
27 ¶But fear not thou, O my servant
28 Fear thou not, O Jacob my servant, saith the Lord: for I am with thee; for I will make a full end of all the nations whither I have driven thee: but I will not make a full end of thee, but correct thee in measure; yet will I not leave thee wholly unpunished.


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Jones signs new Anfield deal
Liverpool goalkeeper Brad Jones believes his new contract has shown he has proved himself to Brendan Rodgers after the manager initially cast doubts over his long-term future at the club.
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After a string of good performances standing in for the injured Jose Reina, the Australian has been rewarded with a new deal.
But he admits when Rodgers came in during the summer the situation was much more uncertain.
"When he came in I don't think he was too sure about whether I was going to stay or not and I had to prove to him I was worthy of being here," said Jones.
"He was very honest with me at the start and said maybe things weren't going to work out.
"But he was then just as honest to come and say to me I'd done well and proved myself to him.
"That's what you want from your manager - somebody that's honest, that you can talk to and is going to help you progress as a player.
"He's a big influence. He's a very positive guy and somebody that wants to be amongst the players, talking to them and making sure they know what he wants.
"I'm happy to stay on and happy the club have been supportive with me and I've seen enough to want to keep me here longer."
Jones has made 10 appearances so far this season, by far his best run in the side having amassed a total of just 14 since joining from Middlesbrough in 2010.
A week ago Rodgers moved to dismiss speculation he was preparing to bring in a new goalkeeper in the January transfer window having been linked with Birmingham's England goalkeeper Jack Butland and young German prospect Ron-Robert Zieler.
"Of course you are always looking for talent but what we have is one of the best number one keepers in the Premier League in Pepe Reina and then Brad Jones, who was a number three or number four keeper here but has really kicked on since the summer," said Rodgers at the time.
"In the games Brad has played he's showed he is a very loyal and supportive number two.
"Our job then below that is to ensure we have top young talents who can then hopefully challenge at the top end."
Despite his up and downs at Anfield, Jones hopes to be part of a successful side over the coming years.
"Obviously there was a difficult time in the middle of that, and three managers in that space of time is difficult because football is very much about opinions," he told liverpoolfc.com.
"Some people rate you more than others and I think I've found that in my time here at Liverpool - some managers have thought more of me than others.
"I said when I signed here it was a dream come true. It was something I'd wanted as a young boy - and that hasn't changed.
"I want to stay here as long as I can. At the minute, the club is on a progression and we're improving a lot.
"It's a good time to be here and I'm sure in the next couple of years I'll be part of a successful squad."
In signing his new contract Jones follows the likes of Luis Suarez, Martin Skrtel, Daniel Agger and Jonjo Shelvey who have all extended their deals since Rodgers' arrival in the summer.
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Alzheimer's Disease: Unraveling the Mystery
"Never have I loved my husband of 41 years more than I do today....Though he may not know I'm his wife, he does know that my presence means his favorite foods and drinks are near at hand....I wonder why I can sit daily by his side as I play tapes, relate bits and pieces of news, hold his hand, tell him I love him. Yet I am content when I am with him, though I grieve for the loss of his smile, the sound of my name on his lips."
This excerpt from Lessons Learned: Shared Experiences in Coping, by participants of the Duke University Alzheimer Support Groups, gives a glimpse into what a person with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and a family caregiver might experience as the disease progresses. The gradual slipping away of mind and memory is frightening and frustrating, both for the person with the disease and for family and friends, and can elicit strong feelings of love, grief, anger, and exhaustion.
AD is an irreversible, progressive brain disease that slowly destroys memory and thinking skills, eventually even the ability to carry out the simplest tasks. In most people with AD, symptoms first appear after age 60. AD is caused by a disease that affects the brain. In the absence of disease, the human brain often can function well into the 10th decade of life.
Not so long ago, we were not able to do much for people with AD. Today, that situation is changing. Thousands of scientists, voluntary organizations, and health care professionals are studying AD so that they can find ways to manage, treat, and one day prevent this terrible disease.
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- Biodefense Research Supporting the DoD: A New Strategic Vision. Authored by Colonel Coleen K. Martinez.
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2011 Entry Draft: First Blush
November 17 2010 10:24PM
This is Ryan Nugent Hopkins. The young man from the hockey hotbed of Burnaby, BC is one of the highest ranked prospects eligible for the 2011 Entry Draft. He'll probably go in the top 3, and it looks (increasingly) like the Copper and Blue will be drafting "in the range" come summer.
The lists are here and here. The final Central Scouting list gets a lot of play but is in fact a poor guide to the final numbers (Bob McKenzie has cornered the market in this area). The first full CSB list--this one--is the most important because it gives us a list to follow for the entire season. Most of the players drafted next summer are on the lists CSB just released. The mystery is where will they go? Here's an early guess:
The Top 10
- C Sean Couturier (QMJHL): 6.04, 191. Tremendous combination of size and skill; he scores a lot of points at even strength. Skating has improved a lot but he's no speed burner. Has been compared to Vincent Lecavalier. He's a shooter (excellent wrist shot) and is 55% in the FO circle. The Oilers could really use him.
- D Adam Larsson (Swe): Big defender plays a complete game. Looks like he might be a franchise player. Calm feet and an expert puck mover, as with Couturier foot speed is the one item that has been nicked a little.
- C Ryan Nugent Hopkins (WHL): Major buzz happening in the west about this player. 6.01 and a half, he weighs just 170 but is an absolute wizard with the puck. Exceptional on the powerplay and has very good speed. Is probably the best offensive prospect among the top 3 and is certainly one dimensional compared to the other two.
- L Gabriel Landeskog (OHL): Owns a wide range of skills. Combines skill and toughess, along with aggressive play. Ranks in the top 10 in OHL scoring and that's a helluva league, he is not considered an elite offensive talent. Power forward style and is getting there in terms of size (6.01, 207). Excellent cycle player.
- R Ty Rattie (WHL): Young winger is very close to leading the WHL in points (39 in 23 games). Very skilled (described as slick), he's not big and his footspeed doesn't stand out in this crowd. I've read in a few places that he's taken a big step forward already this season, so he might end up going very high.
- D Ryan Murphy (OHL): There's all kinds of chatter about him, but Murphy looks like he might be a special player. He's 4th in OHL scoring and is dazzling with the puck. Too many moves to ignore and he apparently can play defense too. Murphy might end up being one of the best values in the 2011 draft.
- L Brandon Saad (OHL): Powerforward with good speed and hands. 6.01, 196 and he battles in high traffic areas. There's a lot to like about him, and he's scoring well. The only real downside is that (from what we read) he appears to be mature physically and may get passed by others in his age group as things roll along. From the resume, he looks like a strong pick.
- L Shane Prince (OHL): Skill winger is ripping it up in the OHL 17 points in his last 10 games, he ranks 5th in OHL scoring and a lot of it is at EV strength (8-18-26 at evs in 22gp). I'm not sure if there's even a slight negative beyond size (5.11, 185) but this guy would appear to be the first of the "breakout players" for this year's draft.
- D David Musil (WHL): Defender will make his living in with his own zone play. Big, skilled and athletic, Frank's boy has all of that and genetics too. Some concern about his consistency but defense is a tough position. He doesn't look like he'll spend a lot of time on an NHL powerplay.
- R Shane McColgan (WHL): The dub keeps turning out these undersized speed demons with skill. Ennis, Etem and now this guy. Missed some games early but appears right on track at this time. Smaller player, but extremely skilled and effective.
November 17 2010, 10:28PM
If we really suck, can we pick two?
November 17 2010, 11:27PM
It was pretty interesting to hear Ray Ferraro (I think) give his two cents on this next crop of draftees. He was asked if he would go for the franchise defenceman or the franchise centre and he picked the Centre. His reasoning was that there have been multiple stud defencemen moved in the past few years (ie. Phaneuf, Pronger etc...) and next to zero trades involving a franchise centre. I tend to agree with him. It seems that you can build your defence easier through trades and free agent signings than you can construct a top line.
Though completely unrelated, Boston must be thoroughly enjoying the Kessel trade.
I'd be leaning towards getting the #1 Centre. It has been a massive hole for this team forever. Courtorier is 6'4", great on faceoffs and great hands. I guess the only concern I would have is if he has no grit.
If the Oilers could get some depth down the middle it would benefit them greatly.
Gagner can move to #2 C, with Horc #3 and Pitlick, Martindale, or VV #4 C or waiting in the wings
Then scoop every D man you can find with the later picks. There have been plenty of top defensemen to come from the 2nd and 3rd rounds - big #1 Centers rarely emerge from anywhere than the first.
And as this season has shown - again, this team needs size and grit up front. No more smurphs.
November 17 2010, 10:28PM
I really hope we don't end up with RNH.
I'd also be shocked if he's actually over 150lbs.
November 17 2010, 10:36PM
im boarderline ready to get rid of my hd package on shaw. There is no point in watching the ECHL Edmonton Oilers play in the National Hockey League anymore. They clearly aren't learning anything expect.. "hey boys, this is how you lose, and get yourself traded to a warmer climate."
There is no passion or desire in any eyes, any legs, or any hearts on that oilers bench, and in all honesty, i would probably beat them all to death with a stick if i was Tom Renney.
Just my 2 cents.
November 17 2010, 11:14PM
I've heard "The Quit for Couturier", "The Arson for Larson", and "The Worst Options for Nugent-Hopkins". I dont know who's going to come out as #1, and I dont have any real strong feelings one way or the other yet. I can only hope that the Magnificent Bastard gets it right.
November 18 2010, 05:38AM
Note to some ON commenters:
Just because someone is compared to another, doesn't mean they actually ARE that person. If you draft Larsson, you're not drafting Lidstrom. You're drafting someone who plays similarly.
I'd like to know about Couturier's skating. If he's faster than Yvon Lambert then he's the guy I'd take. After that, RNH for me and then Larsson.
I think the odds of having a forward emerge from the fray healthy is far better than having a defenseman arrive as he was projected. Defensemen get hurt.
A lot.
Back in the old days of HF, and early days of IOF, wasn't it more or less show by Vic that forwards are the drivers of on-ice results, not defencemen, with very few exceptions.
That alone is a pretty good reason to take the F, all else equal, IMO.
If you KNEW you were getting a Lidstrom clone, that's one thing, but one problem with drafting a D is that unless your D develops into one of the 2 or 3 best in the league, he won't drive results the way a top F does. And a top 3D probably doesn't drive results better than a top 3F either.
The other problem is developmental time, which we've covered a bunch before - I think it's very hard to justify taking a D over a F if they are equivalent prospects. In fact, I think it's even tough to justify taking a slightly better D instead of the slightly worse F - the gap needs to be bigger than "slight" before you can justify taking the forward, regardless of need, IMO.
November 18 2010, 01:23PM
The idea that the Hawks or the Pens rebuild is the model to follow right? Lets look at some history...
Pens '01-'02 through '05-'06 Point totals of 69,65,58,58 Wins totals of 28,27,23,22
Haks '02-'03 through '06-'07 Point totals of 79,59,65,71 Win totals of 30,20,26,31
The teams start to get better after that, but it was four years of bottom place hockey for each of them and they both won the cup and are now contenders..... ~So lets fire everyone from Tambo(whom I agree, does not look like a GM), Renney, Penner, and Joey Moss!! This is ridiculous! 15 games into the first official blow up year and we haven't won the cup yet!~
*Jumps off the bandwagon for 3 years, fills with hate and negativity, calls for the heads of everyone involved with the team and continually spews hate on message boards. Then jumps back on in 3 years and says "See, now this is how you do a rebuild, I knew they would get good. If they just would have made these players this good 3 years ago. I should be GM"
November 17 2010, 10:38PM
The 1st line center we've been needing or the stud defenseman we've been needing?
Hmmm... what to do, what to do?
November 17 2010, 10:46PM
Is it just me, or does this seem like a setup just like last years draft?? Pick the player you need(Seguin), or draft the best player available(Hall). This year, when( not if) we pick first, should we take the big power center or the franchise d man? I think "Oil Change:Part Deux" will be must watch TV next year... btw- IMO it's Coutuier or Larsson or bust. RNH is just too small.
November 17 2010, 10:47PM
We need two top 10 picks. Couturier and Musil. Problem solved, I think.
Personally I'm hoping they pick Duncan Siemens from the Blades (listed 8th in the WHL) somewhere in the draft. Hometown boy and a killer D. Not to mention he's my nephew and I don't think I could possibly wear other jersey than the copper and blue.
November 17 2010, 10:48PM
Quoting Brownlee. We need both a strong center and defense. So it may not be the worst case...
November 17 2010, 10:50PM
If you could draft one of either Yzerman or Lidstrom, who would you pick?
November 17 2010, 11:14PM
If you could draft one of either Yzerman or Lidstrom, who would you pick?
I think i'd go Lidstrom.
November 17 2010, 11:16PM
If the Oilers draft first or second overall I will be torn between who the Oil should take. Larrson seems the be exactly what the Oil need on the back end, although Coutier seems the be the ace the Oil need down the middle. Im sure if they end up drafting Coutier they could trade some young pospects for a dman?
Lowetide, who would you rather see the Oil draft? and what would be the upside of the 2 players I mentioned if they did play for the Oil?
I predict if it comes down to it the Oil do not take a smaller skilled forward like RNH
November 17 2010, 11:46PM
I'm going to check out Couturier in St. John when he plays back to back in January I can't wait. Jonathan Huberdeau and Tomas Jurco of the Sea Dogs are another couple of potential first rounders.
November 17 2010, 11:49PM
Sink for Sean!
Draft Couturier, as of now Larsson shouldn't even be an option he has 3 points in 17 games, it's easier to draft/develop d-men with later picks, Stu will figure that part out.
Start cheering for the Islanders!
November 18 2010, 12:07AM
well if the choice is between Lecavalier and Lidstrom , isn't Lidstrom by far the better choice, by far the most dominant dman of this generation?
Not sure Larsson will be as good as Lidstrom as some are saying but if he is it is a no brainer to pick him over someone being compared to Lecavalier.
Some say Larsson is the best player to come from Sweden since Peter Forsberg. Also many say Couturier is a poor skater.
Trade Penner for Brayden Schenn, draft Larsson then you can start signing the types of free agents needed to round out the roster.
I'm surprised you didn't take the opportunity to mention that Shane Prince's whole line has been blazing hot lately, including Ryan Martindale. He's been pretty sick over the last few weeks.
Your selling RNH short on his defensive game, at the U-18 his 2 way game was good and scouts were comparing him to Datsyuk.
There is no way RNH is 6'1/2", MAX 5'11", I don't care what he's listed at. That is the only issue with me.
Ryan Strome might crack the top 10 maybee even the top 5 by years end. Right handed centre 6' tall, 33 points in 21 games,early b-day July 11, 93.
November 18 2010, 12:29AM
The two comparables I've heard for Couturier are Lecavalier (above) and Eric or Jordan Staal (McKenzie). Isn't it possible that Jordan Staal himself, or someone similar, would be available for Trade in the near future?
As I type this, I'm wondering how much of the comparison to Lidstrom rests on the fact that Larrson is Swedish, but then again much of Couturier's hype may be due to the fact that he plays in Canada and gets allot more pro scouting exposure. Maybe I'm wrong, but in the end it would take allot for me to pass on someone who's possible ceiling is one of the greatest defencemen of all time.
November 18 2010, 12:40AM
if his skating is being questioned how can Larsson be compared to Lidstrom as Lidstrom is a great skater.
If Marincin, Plante, and Petry can continue to develop positively the Oilers can look to draft a defenceman in the later rounds and should draft Couturier. So basically the Oilers should have a much clearer picture in April. As of now it's a massive question mark of who to pick in terms of the Larsson/Couturier debate.
I've heard "The Quit for Couturier", "The Arson for Larson", and "The Worst Options for Nugent-Hopkins". I dont know who's going to come out as #1, and I dont have any real strong feelings one way or the other yet. I can only hope that the Magnificent Bastard gets it right.
These names inspire me to cheer for the Oilers to lose. Well played.
November 18 2010, 03:02AM
I can't believe we are already looking forward to the draft. It is going to be another long year.
November 18 2010, 04:08AM
Why does Renney insist on playing drunkinbulin EVERY game?, O and if Tammby says #35 "is our mvp hands down" again this year ill find him and give him the pimp hand.....thats is all
November 18 2010, 05:41AM
Oh, and the draft to me seems to be a simple formula. Draft the BPA, if it's a wash between the 3, draft the one who is the hottest commodity (these days, 1C, not long ago they were PF's). If the draft were today, I think Couturier would be taken by the Oil.
November 18 2010, 06:00AM
In my NHL 11 game Larsson is a near perfect player in his fourth season, he has completely replaced the retired Nicklas Lidstrom on my Detroit Red Wings.
I go to school with RNH and there's noooo way he's 6'01" and a half. The guy is small and closer to 5'11. IMO if the Oilers can choose they've gotta take Couturier over Larsson.
November 18 2010, 07:42AM
OH the Sorrow to find this the most interesting thing to read in movember of hockey season. OUCH!!!
Doesn't appear to be a banner crop this year as compared to last . We need defence badly and Larsson and Musil stick out to me so far .
November 18 2010, 08:11AM
Your selling RNH short on his defensive game, at the U-18 his 2 way game was good and scouts were comparing him to Datsyuk.
There is no way RNH is 6'1/2", MAX 5'11", I don't care what he's listed at. That is the only issue with me.
Ryan Strome might crack the top 10 maybee even the top 5 by years end. Right handed centre 6' tall, 33 points in 21 games,early b-day July 11, 93.
I'll be suprised if he's even 5'11. I'd guess closer to 5'9.
His game reminds me alot like Hemsky's.
November 18 2010, 08:15AM
I am not sold on RNH. The kid does not look over 6ft and seems small in the WHL. He has 5 goals this year. We do not need another small soft passer. I watched a Rebels game last week on Shaw and at that time he had 25 points, 19 of which had come on the PP according the PBP guy on Shaw. The kid is good on the halfwall on the PP but I didn't notice him much the rest of the game.
They need a big centre or dman, who that is I don't follow enough junior hockey to tell you but I pray MBS can figure it out.
November 18 2010, 08:23AM
Typically forwards develop earlier than D or G and first line centers are rare and hard to acquire through trades or free agency. Draft the best C. Develop through the draft and acquire the missing parts when the team is a contender. Timing the team's push for a cup is crucial. Salary cap and free agency issues will mean that teams have a 3 - 4 year window to put their cup contender together.
November 18 2010, 08:27AM
I can't believe we are already looking forward to the draft. It is going to be another long year.
I concur. The snow has just started and we are already looking forward to June. It's really pathetic.
The Oilers should be seriously considering any offers they might get for their pick if they end up with another top 5 pick (and it's not really an "if" at all). I think both Couturier and RNH will be good NHLers eventually, but neither are really worth a 1st overall selection. Larsson, I've only seen play at the WJC's, but the fact that he hasn't been able to separate himself from the other two worries me a little. If he was really better than Hedman at the same age, he'd be a runaway choice for #1.
I'd probably take Couturier with the top pick, but mostly because I haven't seen much of Larsson. I know it's really early, but this draft isn't very good, and gets worse every time I look at it.
November 18 2010, 09:00AM
Speeds has it right.
Couturier or bust, but Larsson is a nice consolation prize if the Isles pick first.
At LT says, Dmen develop by sundial, and I'm not sure the patience is there to wait for a young defender to develop.
Look at Schenn in TO. His 3rd pro year and he's just getting his head above water. They wasted 2 contract years waiting for him to come around that he should have spent elsewhere.
Players may not have "anything left to prove" by staying in the lower leagues, but their bodies and brains change significantly from 18 to 20 and shouldn't be around the NHL. Unless you have a building to get.
With Petry, Plante, Marincin in the pipe and Peckham here, the D and is coming along. There is no Larsson among them, but there are players maturing and getting ready for the NHL.
Pitlik, VV, Lander and even Hamilton and Martindale are in the pipe but none have a 1C pedigree. Given the right circumstance Pitlik might eat Gagner's lunch.
I'll be suprised if he's even 5'11. I'd guess closer to 5'9.
His game reminds me alot like Hemsky's.
He plays hunched over a little so he looks smaller than he really is, he reminds me alot of Patrick Kane with how shifty he is and how he rolls off of checks, but he's a natural centre and plays a good 2 way game. I still like Couturier 1st.
I hope all the top guys play at the wjc this year unlike last year.
After the Oilers drafted Hall I saw Willie Desjardins at Staples centre concourse and jokingly gave him crap about cutting Seguin and that was a reason why we didn't draft him, he smiled and said that he should of been on the team.
November 18 2010, 09:05AM
There's been a rumor that Edmonton will be considered for an NHL franchise if we build a new arean. I think the NHL should guarantee us a team before we spend that kind of money.
I called out Renny a couple of days ago. That was wrong. Sorry dude. But when your best defenceman is Whitney you got major issues. Goddam he stinks up the rink.
So how did Gilbert do paired with Whitney last night? So how did Whitney do paired with Gilbert last night? Minor leaguers. Both.
And pretty soon UN-HABBY BULIN.
Seguin must breath a sigh of relief every time he pulls on that spoked-B
There will be emply seats at WRECKS-ALL soon. We are not that stupid to keep going to watch this crap.
I want Souray back. Remember STEVE, WE pay your salary. Don't be such a childish jerk. Souray called out management last year. Good. How many do you think want to call you out right now? I only suspect, but i suspect there are a few. And if there isn't, then you got a team of losers.
The Oilers should be seriously considering any offers they might get for their pick if they end up with another top 5 pick (and it's not really an "if" at all). I think both Couturier and RNH will be good NHLers eventually, but neither are really worth a 1st overall selection. Larsson, I've only seen play at the WJC's, but the fact that he hasn't been able to separate himself from the other two worries me a little. If he was really better than Hedman at the same age, he'd be a runaway choice for #1.
I'd probably take Couturier with the top pick, but mostly because I haven't seen much of Larsson. I know it's really early, but this draft isn't very good, and gets worse every time I look at it.
Scouts are actually saying this draft is better than anticipated,as the season goes on more prospects are stepping up. Lots of centres (Couturier,RNH, Victor Rask,Ryan Strome).
November 18 2010, 09:13AM
And what christmas would that be?
November 18 2010, 09:13AM
Doesn't appear to be a banner crop this year as compared to last . We need defence badly and Larsson and Musil stick out to me so far .
This years draft is widely regarded by most people responsible for rating prospects as the deepest draft in several years.
November 18 2010, 09:19AM
We're going to need to continue this tank job to really assure ourselves of a top 2 pick
the Isles have been equally horrible, and if TO goes .500 in their first 5 games, they're worse than the Oilers
Bottom 3 only guarantees a top 4 pick, Tambo may not have the choice of Couturier, Larsson, Nugent-Hopkins.
in 2013, when the Oilers are picking 22nd or lower, we'll all miss these threads
November 18 2010, 09:19AM
I concur. The snow has just started and we are already looking forward to June. It's really pathetic.
That should read:
The snow has just started and we are already looking forward to June. The team is really pathetic.
November 18 2010, 09:36AM
This is tricky - on one hand, I can't handle watching the complete farce that is currently the blue line. Go ahead, give me the list: d-men develop slower than forwards, they get hurt, etc etc, but I still take Larsson. We need a franchise D-man to build a defence around.
On the other hand, Couturier sounds like he might actually, oh I don't know, ATTACK THE NET! Man, it's getting tough to watch the Oilers play almost a 100% permimeter game. Would someone, for the love of god, please get within 5 feet of the blue paint?
I'll still go with Larsson. If I consider a recent draft - Tavares v. Hedman, I take Hedman in a heartbeat, and I don't really care how he's doing now. He's going to be an outstanding player for a long time. I think of Larsson the same way - solid long-term investment.


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Once again it's time for the SportsdRadio 1250 Charity Golf Outing. Each year we gather celebs and are lucky enough to have a great group of listeners & sponsors to help raise money for the Max McGee National Research Center for Juvenile Diabetes. And of course, everyone asks, "Who's going to win"? Well, my "Dobber from Coach Look alike" co-host Chuck Freimund and I are locked in a bet with the losing "celebrity" forced to drink a beer out of Brewers C Jonathan Lucroy's cup that he autographed for me last week. (Lucroy also donated autographed items for our silent auction to raise money) As for the favorites to win the event? Here's the top 3, in my opinion.
Former Brewers Closer Ken "the bulldog" Sanders: Ken plays golf nearly every day of his life, and travels around the country to do so. Usually in MLB alumni events. He's a big hitter who's got the smarts of a savy golf veteran to hold his own.
Packers Insider Rob Demovsky: We may have purposely scheduled the golf outing on a Packers off day, so Rob could play. Rob wants the title. Rob's a VERY low handicapp. I'm betting it's around 4. Fun Fact: After the SuperBowl, Rob takes vacation out west to play golf, FOR A MONTH. Couple this with the fact that his father is playing, and we may see a changing of the guard from....
Larry Harris: The former GM of the Milwaukee Bucks has won this thing before. I think he's the 3 time defending champ. Maybe more. A hell of a player.
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As the season began, the Emery High boy's basketball team was quite optimistic that this could and would be a decent season. As we near the end of the regular season, the desired result has been elusive for the team and now with a home loss against Juan Diego, the Spartans have dug themselves a hole for the state play-offs. In a region game against Juan Diego, Emery lost a heartbreaker in overtime 61-56. In a non-region game on Tuesday night, the Wasatch Wasps came to town and left with a 71-53 victory.
Delta appears to be the best team in region 8 and has gone through undefeated so far. Emery, Juan Diego, Carbon and North Sanpete have taken turns beating each other and are in a dogfight to make the play-offs and have favorable seeding. The team that finishes second receives a home play-off game against a fifth seeded team out of region 10 while the third and fourth place teams travel south to region 9. The last place team stays home and I am not sure I ever remember Emery staying home.
Dempsey Jeffs had a great game against Wasatch to help keep the team in the game at all. Dempsey scored 30 points and led the team in scoring every quarter except the second. In the third quarter, Dempsey had all 11 points that Emery scored.
Emery trailed after the first period 23-11. Emery scored the first four points of the game but was then outscored 14-2 over the next three minutes. Jeffs had 7 points and Tyler Killpack and Nevin Jensen each had 2 points.
Emery was outscored 19-11 in the second period and trailed by 20 at the half. Nevin scored 4 points, Dempsey 3 points and Gatlan Huntington and Cameron Hansen each scored 2 points. Emery also lost the third period 19-11.
Emery won the final period 20-10. Dempsey added 9 more points, Jordan Gee scored 7 points, Karson Jensen hit a 3-pointer and Cameron Hansen made 1 of 2 free throws. Emery had good shots in the game but nothing seemed to want to drop.
In a game that Emery really wanted and needed, Juan Diego defeated Emery for the second time this season. In overtime, the Soaring Eagles won 61-56.
Emery fell behind in the opening period 9-2 before rallying to tie the score at 12-12. Karson Jensen hit a two-point basket to tie the score and after Juan Diego went up 14-12, Karson hit another basket to tie the score again at 14-14. Nevin Jensen hit 2 free throws to give Emery the lead at the buzzer 16-14. Nevin had 5 points, Jordan had 5 points, Karson had 4 points and Tyler Killpack had 2 points.
Jordan Gee had several steals with a good defensive effort that sparked Emery in the second quarter and Emery went to the locker room up 29-21. Cameron Hansen scored 5 points, Karson 4 more points and Nevin and Jordan each 2 more points.
Emery scored the first 5 points of the third quarter to lead 34-21. The rest of the quarter belonged to Juan Diego. Three straight steals and an offensive foul led to easy baskets by the Soaring Eagles as they took the lead at 39-35.
In the final period, Emery finally tied the game with a basket by Karson at 45-45. Cameron Hansen hit a shot to tie it at 47 each and Karson scored again to give Emery the lead at 49-47 with 1:11 left in regulation. Juan Diego took the lead at 50-49 with 31 seconds left and Cameron Hansen tied the score with 14 seconds left when he made 1 of 2 free throws.
In overtime, Nevin scored to give Emery the lead but the team then gave up 4 straight points. Cameron hit shots to tie the score at 54-54 and then at 56-56. Juan Diego then hit 1 of 2 free throws, Emery had a turnover, Juan Diego hit another basket to lead by three and Emery missed a 3-pointer with five seconds left. Juan Diego then scored to give the final score of 61-56.
Karson scored 15 points to lead the team, Cameron scored 14 points and Nevin scored 12 points. Killpack added 8 points and Gee finished the scoring for Emery with 7 points.
Emery now travels to Delta Wednesday night and to Carbon Friday night.


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McCubbin: Last Impressions 1907–1917
McCubbin: Last Impressions 1907–17 showcases the work that Frederick McCubbin produced during the last 11 years of his life. It traces the radical changes in McCubbin�s work—after he viewed the works of JMW Turner and Claude Monet in London and Paris—and seeks to redefine this important Australian artist to show the way he developed a freer and more expressive art in his final years.
Frederick McCubbin Setting sun 1911 (detail)
MJM Carter AO collection, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, 2006
(top) Frederick McCubbin Arrival of the Duke and Duchess of York, Melbourne, 1901 c 1908
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A changed man: discussing McCubbin
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Airing of the quilts
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Curator�s perspective
Conservation talk
(clockwise from left) 61 York Street, Sydney, by Angelo Candalepas. Photograph: Brett Boardman; Substation #175, Sydney, by Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects. Photograph: Brett Boardman; Freshwater House by Chenchow Little. Photograph: John Gollings; Children�s Activity Centre, Melbourne, by Phooey Architects. Photograph: Peter Bennetts
Contemporary Australian architects series
This annual lecture series showcases the latest work of renowned Australian architects.
Stitching up the NGA:
A Knitta Please project,
6 – 12 July 2009
Photographer: Michelle Fracaro
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PHOOEY Architects—Peter Ho and Emma Young
Chenchow Little
Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects
Candalepas Associates
Rosalie Gascoigne Wheat belt 1989
Inge King
Wandering angel 2000
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Purchased 2003
part of Reinventions
Members special event: Celebrating the work of Rosalie Gascoigne
Reinventions floortalk
Private viewing for carers
Gallery events
Tracey Moffatt Fruit Market 1975 2008 (detail)
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Gift of Rupert and Annabel Myer, 2008
Power dressing in the Malay kingdoms
International art lecture
Private viewing for carers
Children and adults participate in Penny Low's May 2009 Make an impression workshop
Photographer: Imaging Services, National Gallery of Australia
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Make an impression
Al Held�s Taxicab II
Rendezvous with art
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