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Best tripods and camera supports: 15 tested
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Light but sturdy travel tripods and camera supports tested
Tripods and camera supports explained
With many of the latest cameras and lenses boasting excellent image quality at high ISO (sensitivity) settings, along with state of the art image stabilisation, it's easy to think that the photographer's three-legged friend is going the way of the dinosaur. And yet, a good tripod is just as essential as ever.
For long exposures that capture movement - when shooting waterfalls, or for evening shots when the sun's gone down - a sturdy tripod is a must.
Even in broad daylight, a tripod not only minimises the risk of camera shake, but also helps you to fine-tune a composition with precise camera adjustments.
On top of that, a tripod enables you to keep the camera firmly in place through a sequence of shots - ideal for time-lapse photography, say, or for creating composite images from multiple, exposure-bracketed photos.
Alternatively, you can keep the camera on the level and pan by precise increments to create a sequence of images that you can stitch into a panorama.
A tripod is also great for macro shots, where even the smallest movement of the camera is likely to cause blurring from focus errors as well as camera-shake. And when you're in tourist mode, a tripod and self-timer combo will help you get yourself into the frame. The possibilities are almost endless.
You'd be forgiven for thinking that a tripod is just three legs with a head on top.
Like most things photographic, however, there's been plenty of revolution and evolution over the last few years. All the models in this test group feature multi-angle legs. This enables you to swing the legs out to alternative angles away from the centre column, which is great for shooting on very uneven terrain, or for reducing the overall height of the tripod for low-level shooting.
Another new trick featured by five of the tripods on test here is a pivoting centre column, which can extend as a horizontal boom. This is a big bonus for macro photography, as well as for shooting with ultra-wide-angle lenses, as it reduces the risk of a tripod footappearing in the bottom of your picture.
The most common construction material is aluminium - or rather aluminium alloy, since there's generally some magnesium or titanium mixed in.
The other main choice is carbon fibre, although this tends to be more expensive. The main advantage is that, for any given size, carbon tripods are likely to be about 25 per cent lighter than comparable aluminium models. Both should be fairly rugged, but there's a danger that carbon fibre will shatter if it gets a sharp knock.
For general use, the main considerations are ultimately how much stability the tripod offers, and the trade-off between maximum load capacity and carrying weight.
Similarly, there's a balance to be struck between the maximum height when the tripod is fully extended, and its carrying length. All the tripods in this group have three sections to each leg, apart from the Hama Omega Carbon II, which has four.
Extra sections enable the tripod to fold down smaller, but stability can be impaired. Not only is each additional joint a potential weak point, but the lowest leg sections can end up being very thin and spindly.
Benro A297EX
Benro A297EX - £105/$150
From Benro's FlexPod series of tripods, the aluminium A297EX is impeccably finished and presented in a smart and stylish padded carrying bag, complete with handle and shoulder strap.
Thankfully, the FlexPod tag doesn't refer to undue flexing in the Benro A297EX, but hints at flexibility in use. This stems from features that include multi-angle legs and a 180-degree pivoting centre column.
Despite it weighing just 2kg, the tripod's maximum load rating is a generous 10kg, which easily accommodates a hefty DSLR and large lens combination. Little extras include a bubble level on the tripod shoulder for easy levelling on uneven terrain, and a hook fitted to the bottom of the centre column to hang a stabilising weight off.
The Benro A297EX's three leg sections mostly extend under their own weight when the clip locks are released, but sometimes need just a little encouragement. They lock in place very firmly, as do the clamps for adjusting the tripod's centre column. These include a regular height extension clamp, as well as one for altering the angle of the column in pivot mode.
A further locking screw enables lateral rotation of the centre column through 360-degrees when you're using it in pivot mode.
Resistance to flexing is very good, keeping movement to a minimum, and the pivot facility, which can be fiddly in some designs, is straightforward, quick and easy to use.
Read the full Benro FlexPod A297EX review
Benro FlexPod C297EX
Benro FlexPod C297EX - £235/$500
Proving you often have to pay a hefty premium for carbon fibre, the Benro FlexPod C297EX costs more than twice the price of Benro's aluminium alternative, yet has an almost identical design.
The shoulder is the same as on the Benro A297EX, which is no bad thing because it includes the quick and easy leg angle adjustment mechanisms and a pivoting centre column facility. The clip locks for the three leg sections are also the same, so the extra price is justified purely by the carbon build of the legs themselves.
Compared with the aluminium Benro, this carbon tripod is about 25 per cent lighter, at 1.6kg instead of 2kg. And the maximum load capacity increases from 10kg to a class-leading 12kg.
However, the maximum operating height with the centre column fully extended reduces from the aluminium model's 175cm to 170cm, so it's about two inches shorter.
The Benro C297EX's spiral-patterned carbon fibre leg sections extend and contract smoothly and are held in place firmly by the clip locks. There's little protection when carrying the tripod around, however, because only one of the upper sections is padded, and only for less than half its length. At least the padded carrying bag should absorb knocks.
Stability is on a par with the aluminium Benro so, despite its extra load capacity and its 400g weight saving, it's hard to justify the extra £130 asking price.
Giottos MTL9251B
Giottos MTL9251B - £85/$128
A little on the small side compared with the bigger Giottos tripods, the Giottos MTL9251B stretches to a modest maximum height of 161cm with the centre column fully extended.
The leg sections are also thin, which at least makes the carrying weight quite light at just 1.5kg (100g less than the Benro C297EX). This also has an impact on load capacity, however, which is a distinctly average 5kg.
There's no pivot facility for the centre column, but at least it's easy to invert the column, which comes with a rotating ring on its base to avoid accidental removal. Overall build quality is high, as expected with Giottos, and the tripod comes with a tool pouch for making any necessary adjustments to the tension of locks and adjusters over time.
The Giottos MTL9251B is reasonably firm, and flexing is quite restrained given the thin leg sections. But, as is typically the case with thinner legs, they catch a bit when telescoping and lack smoothness when sliding in and out.
The simple push-pull mechanisms for selecting any of the three adjustable leg angles work well, and the rotary clamp for locking the centre column is equally simple and effective. A bubble level on the tripod collar aids levelling.
Even so, unless you need to travel light, the bigger Giottos MTL9361B offers much better value for money.
Giottos MTL9361B
Giottos MTL9361B - £100 (about $160)
Standing tall at up to 174cm (without a tripod head), the Giottos MTL9361B is 9cm loftier than the cheaper Giottos tripods. Despite only costing £15 more, it has a much beefier maximum load capacity of 8kg too, thanks to sturdier legs.
It also features a pivoting centre column facility (entirely lacking on the cheaper Giottos MTL9251B), which offers a full range of 180 degrees vertically and 360 degrees horizontally.
The pivoting system is simple to use but, uniquely in this group, it gives you an extra option for low-level shooting. The tripod comes with a low-angle adaptor, which replaces the centre column altogether, so you can splay the multi-angle legs without worrying about fouling the centre column on anything.
The Giottos MTL9361B's chunky legs are stable at all operating heights, with minimal flexing, and they also extend and contract smoothly.
The multi-angle leg mechanisms and centre column's pivoting system are similar to those used on the Benro FlexPod A297EX and Benro FlexPod C297EX, except that the Giottos features a more purposeful, circular locking ring for horizontal rotation in pivot mode, instead of a locking screw. Adjustments are intuitive, quick in use and firm when locked off.
This tripod is a star performer with great versatility. It's unbeatable value for money, and a cut-price kit is available, which includes the MH5001 head.
Read the full Giottos MTL9361B review
Giottos MTL8271B
Giottos MTL8271B - £290 (about $460)
This carbon fibre giant is the tallest tripod on test, and also the most expensive. The Giottos MTL8271B's maximum height of 185cm (without head) is all the more remarkable when you take into account the short centre column.
Shorter centre columns can add stability, at the expense of the collapsed length if the legs are made longer to compensate. It's a sizable 72cm in this case.
Being carbon fibre, the tripod is fairly light at 1.9kg, which is some 300g less than the smaller Giottos MTL9461B. Maximum load capacity is increased from 8kg to 10kg. Less impressively, this carbon model lacks a pivoting centre column or low-angle shooting adaptor, despite being almost three times the price of the mid-range Giottos MTL9361B.
The clip locks for the chunky carbon leg sections lock very securely but, because the legs are so long, there's noticeable flexing as you approach the tallest operating heights. Extending and collapsing the legs is also quite a performance, and there's no silky gliding to enjoy. Instead, telescoping is a somewhat stiff and jerky affair, which is disappointing, considering the tripod's steep asking price.
Unless you really need the extra height (about 15cm, or 6 inches), this carbon fibre tripod offers pretty poor value compared with many of the aluminium models in the group.
Hama Omega Carbon II
Hama Omega Carbon II - £195
For a full-sized carbon fibre tripod, the Hama Omega Carbon II looks great value as a set of legs. Better still, the price includes a head - a sturdy ball head that equals the 4kg maximum load rating of the legs. It also features an additional, adjustable friction damper and pan-only lock.
The maximum operating height of 174cm is pretty respectable, although this does include the additional height of the head.
Potentially more of a problem, the maximum height is achieved by extending four sections in each leg, rather than the usual three. As a result, the bottom sections are quite thin and flimsy and, when you need to extend them, the whole tripod becomes a bit flexible.
On the plus side, the extra leg sections enable the tripod to fold down quite small for carrying, to 69cm including the head.
Using just the three fatter, upper sections of each leg, the Hama Omega Carbon II is reasonably solid, and stability is only compromised when all sections are extended. Telescoping the legs is a bit stiff and jerky, but smoother than with the carbon fibre Giottos MTL8271B.
The multi-angle facility for each leg works in the same way as on the Benro and Giottos tripods - simply and effectively. There's no pivot facility and the various clamps and other adjustments are adequate, not impressive, in terms of build quality.
Read the full Hama Omega Carbon II review
Manfrotto MT294A3
Manfrotto MT294A3 - £95/$120
The larger and heavier model from the new Manfrotto 290 series, the MT294A3 is nevertheless quite travel-friendly. It's 60cm long when collapsed, and lightweight at 1.9kg.
That's still a little heavier than the similarly sized Giottos MTL9251B, which also has a maximum load capacity of 5kg. The Manfrotto MT294A3 extends a little higher, to 169cm, as opposed to the Giottos' moderate 161cm.
There's no pivoting centre column, and the Manfrotto MT294A3 is altogether quite basic, lacking a weight hook at the bottom of the centre column and the almost ubiquitous bubble level on the shoulder.
Even the multi-angle leg mechanism only enables two angles, where most tripods offer three.
On the plus side, the newly designed angle selection lever is clever, requiring just a quick flick of a thumb from one side to the other. It's faster than the push-pull arrangement on the Benro, Giottos, Hama and Slik tripods we tested here.
Typical of Manfrottos, the leg sections drop out in freefall when the clips are released, so don't need any coaxing. This makes the legs easy to extend one-handed, but the flip side is that a little extra care is needed when collapsing the tripod, due to the looseness of the sections.
The Manfrotto MT294A3's stability is pretty average for a lightweight tripod - about the same as the Giottos MTL9251B.
Manfrotto 055XPROB
Manfrotto 055XPROB - £110/$170
Costing a little more than Manfrotto's newer MT294A3, the venerable and sophisticated Manfrotto 055XPROB has more to offer.
A weightier and more substantial proposition, this tripod feels a lot more rugged, has a greater maximum load capacity of 7kg and extends 10cm higher to 179cm.
Additional features lacking on the more basic 290-series Manfrotto include a pivoting centre column, a bubble level and adjustable leg angles with four, rather than just two, positions.
There's still no weight hook on the bottom of the centre column, but the one built into the shoulder serves equally well.
Sturdiness and stability are very good, equalling the likes of the aluminium and carbon versions of the Benro 297EX, and the Giottos MTL9361B.
Like the cheaper Manfrotto, the Manfrotto 055XPROB's legs drop out on their own without any encouragement, once the clips are released, so there's no need for wrestling when you're extending or contracting the legs.
The push-button mechanism for selecting different leg angles is very quick and easy to use, as is the pivot system for the centre column.
The only drawback with the latter is that you can only use it in vertical or horizontal mode, so it lacks versatility compared with pivoting systems on other tripods, which enable 180-degree rotation in small increments.
Read the full Manfrotto 055XPROB review
Slik Pro 500DX
Slik Pro 500DX - £120/$127
Slik proudly proclaims that the Slik Pro 500DX's aluminium magnesium titanium (AMT) construction offers a 40% increase in strength-to-weight ratio, compared with basic aluminium.
That's not much to shout about though, since other tripods of the same weight have a higher maximum operating height and a greater load rating. Indeed, at 167cm, including the supplied three-way head, the Slik is a bit short, and the 4.5kg load rating is unimpressive.
There are three leg angles, but in other respects the Slik Pro 500DX is quite basic. There's no pivoting centre column, bubble level or weight hook, but the comfort padding on all three legs is generous. The head feels a bit flimsy compared with those we're reviewing separately.
You can remove and replace it, but the platform at the top of the centre column is small compared with most tripods, and has a similarly small 1/4-inch rather than 3/8-inch mounting stud, without any extra grub screws.
The Slik Pro 500DX is pretty solid even at its maximum operating height, with the centre column fully extended. The centre column itself is in two sections, so you can unscrew the lower part for easier low-level shooting without the need to invert the whole column.
Overall, it's a good performer, but is outclassed by most of the competition.
Read the full Slik Pro 500DX review
Vanguard Alta+ 203AP
Vanguard Alta+ 203AP - £85/$100
Only slightly larger and heavier than mini 'travel tripods', the Vanguard Alta+ 203AP weighs in at just 1.4kg, complete with the supplied three-way head, and collapses down to 57cm. It certainly gets around the problem of leaving your tripod at home because it's too big and heavy, and not having it with you when you really need it.
Despite the lightweight build, there are some nice design touches. The downsized three-way head is firm and solid, and attached to its mounting platform with the addition of three grub screws for solidity.
Simple, push-button locks enable three alternative leg angles, there's a removable weight hook to enhance stability and the centre column can be easily inverted for ultra-low-level shooting.
The addition of a bubble level on the camera platform, just behind the quick-release plate, makes it easy to level the camera itself.
The lightweight build impacts on the maximum load rating, which is a mere 2kg. Even so, and despite the spindly legs, stability isn't too bad. It can't match the big boys in the group, but it's still adequate for a DSLR with a standard zoom lens or budget telephoto.
For thin legs, the ease of extending and contracting each section is also very good. If carrying weight is a big issue, the little Vanguard Alta+ 203AP eases the load.
Vanguard Alta Pro 263AT
Vanguard Alta Pro 263AT - £125/$150
A big step up from the smaller Vanguard Alta+ 203AP, the Vanguard Alta Pro 263AT is a full-sized tripod and, despite only weighing an extra 600g, has a much greater 7kg maximum load rating.
It's also packed with advanced features. A similar push-button mechanism enables easy selection of three leg angles, and the legs themselves are a lot chunkier and more heavy-duty.
Like the Benro FlexPod A297EX, Benro FlexPod C297EX and the Giottos MTL9361B, a simple yet easily operated pivot system gives you the option to swing the centre column through 180 degrees in the vertical plane, in small increments, as well as rotating 360 degrees horizontally.
A sprung weight hook in the bottom of the centre column retracts when you don't need to use it, and a bubble level on the platform aids set up on uneven ground. Tools are provided for fitting and removing tripod heads, as well as for making adjustments to the clamps and fasteners.
The leg sections are a little on the stiff side, and don't extend merely by the power of gravity like they do on most Manfrotto tripods. However, their action is clean and smooth, without any jerkiness or annoying sticking points.
Sturdiness is equal to the best-performing tripods on test, but the asking price is higher than the similarly proficient Benro A297EX and Giottos MTL9361B, so it's not quite such good value for money.
Velbon Sherpa 600R
Velbon Sherpa 600R - £95/$140
Like the Slik Pro 500DX, the Velbon Sherpa 600R comes with a three-way head, but the complete kit is 400g lighter, at just 2.1kg. The maximum load capacity also drops from the Slik's 4.5kg to 4kg.
The three-way head is unusually quick to adjust, because it has only one locking lever that clamps both pan and tilt. Just one separate lock is fitted for switching from landscape to portrait orientation.
To continue the Slik comparison, the Velbon head supplied isn't sufficiently impressive that it's something you'd buy separately. And if you remove it and replace it, the centre column's platform is rather on the small side.
Other features of the Velbon Sherpa 600R include three-position multi-angle legs and, while the selection mechanism looks quite cumbersome, it's quite speedy in use and works effectively. You can also split the centre column for low-level shooting, although there's no pivot facility so you can't extend it as a horizontal boom.
As with the Manfrotto tripods we tested, the leg sections drop out under gravity when you release the clip locks. Pushing them back in is a similarly free-gliding process.
The legs aren't that resistant to flexing, especially at maximum extension, so overall stability is acceptable rather than impressive. Overall, the Velbon Sherpa 600R lags behind the best tripods in the group.
Read the full Velbon Sherpa 600R review
Other camera supports
Joby Gorillapod SLR - £25/$34
Each of this tripod's legs consists of a series of flexible joints ending in a rubber foot, so you can wrap it around anything from branches to railings. The 'SLR' version comes with a mini ball head and built-in spirit level, but the maximum load of 800g is only suitable for lightweight SLRs.
SteadePod - £25/$25
After screwing the business end of the SteadePod into your camera's tripod socket, you pull out a length of spring-loaded cable and lock it off. The cable has a flat plate at its end, which you stand on, pulling up on the camera so the taut cable keeps it steady. It's a neat idea that works well.
Tamrac ZipShot - £40/$50
Adjusting leg clamps can be a chore, but the ZipShot has none at all. Just release two short cords and the legs spring out and lock in seconds, although collapsing the tripod takes longer. However, while the tripod weighs just 312g, it also feels flimsy. We would worry about loading it to its maximum 1.35kg capacity.
Verdict: Best tripod
The £100 (around $160) Giottos MTL9361B offers proof that you don't need to spend top dollar to get great kit. While light enough for easy carrying, it's also robust and has excellent stability, even at its maximum height with the centre column extended.
Advanced features work well, including a pivot system that enables the centre column to swing through 180 degrees vertically and 360 degrees horizontally, multi-angle legs and a low-angle shooting adaptor. It's rugged, versatile and really easy to use.
For advanced features and all-round build quality, the Benro FlexPod A297EX and Vanguard Alta Pro 263AT come very close to the Giottos, and the Manfrotto 055XPROB isn't far behind.
The Slik Pro 500DX and Velbon Sherpa 600R are quite dated tripods in terms of features, and the supplied heads are unimpressive.
The carbon fibre tripods are relatively poor value for money.
Overall, the Giottos MTL9361B wins. It offers a perfect blend of sturdiness and well-implemented features, at a great price.


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Hi Shajidha,
According to last year counseling under open category(MPC), you can get admission in any one these colleges.
Under AU region
Under OU region
I am giving list of few colleges offering biomedical Engineering in Andhra Pradesh
O.U. College of Engineering, Osmania University; Hyderabad
Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering & Technology; Bachupally, Kukatpally, Hyderabad
JB Institute of Engineering and Technology; Amdapur X roads, Moinabad (M), Himayat nagar
Church Institute of Technology; Gogillpur (V), Qutubullapur
Padmasri, Dr. B.V. Raju Institute of Technology; Vishnupur, Narsapur
Godavari Institute of Engineering and Technology; Rajahmundry
Narayana Engineering College; A.K. Nagar, Nellore
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Hi Sajidha,
You have asked this so many times.But the fact is, it depends on the counselling process that you will get seat in Biomedical Engineering or not.It depends on the students who has rank before you.When the opportunity comes to you till then if there is seat then you will get otherwise not.
Now tell me did you attend the counselling?and let me know what happened to you.
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Jay Seegert: 'Faith is Not a 4-Letter Word', 7pm, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014
People are often led to believe they must choose between believing in God and believing in science--that the two are mutually exclusive. And if they do believe in the God of the Bible, and the Genesis account of creation in particular, their faith is treated with the same disdain as a 4-letter word. The assumption being that science deals with facts and certainty and the Bible with faith, feelings, and wishful thinking-- none of which are academically credible.
However, the assumption that God and science are opposing beliefs is utterly wrong, and nationally known lecturer Jay Seegert will discuss the relationship between science and faith in this engaging power-point presentation at this month's Creation Science Society of Milwaukee meeting.
The real question revolves around which faith is best: believing in origins via evolution or believing in origins via creation. Each position requires faith. This very encouraging talk defines and discusses both science and faith and the relationship of one to the other, concluding that it is not a matter of choosing between the two but that true science always lines up with God's Word when properly understood.
'Faith is Not a 4-Letter Word' will begin at 7:00 pm, Tuesday, February 18th at Crossroads Community Church, 4315 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151. The event is free and open to the public. Creation Science literature and DVDs are available for sale.
Please note that the Creation Science Society of Milwaukee members and patrons will be conducting their annual business meeting and election of officers from 6:30pm to 7pm at the same location before Mr. Seegert's presentation.
Jay Seegert holds degrees both in Physics and Engineering Technology from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and John Brown University, respectively. He currently serves in full time ministry as the Co-Founder and Principle Lecturer for the Creation Education Center - CECwisc.com He has been speaking on Creation/Evolution and the authority of the Scriptures in the United States for over 27 years. He served as a former President of the Creation Science Society of Milwaukee, and is the author of "Let There Be Light".


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Dodrio's combination of great Attack and Speed, which allows it to outspeed and take out unboosted base 95 Speed Pokemon such as Jynx and Haunter, makes it surprisingly effective in this metagame. It can even trap Jynx and Haunter thanks to Pursuit, giving it some extra utility on a team. Its greatest drawback is the fact that it is helpless against Rock- and Steel-types, which are common Stealth Rock setters in the metagame. Speaking of Stealth Rock, taking 25% damage when switching in makes Dodrio frailer than it already is, as it gets worn down quickly alongside Brave Bird's recoil. Still, it provides a balance between power and Speed, which gives it a niche in comparison to Braviary.
Brave Bird is Dodrio's strongest and most reliable STAB move, with the recoil being a small price to pay as Dodrio is already quite frail. Return is the safest choice for a secondary STAB move, having no drawback and decent power. Pursuit makes use of Dodrio's great power and Speed, striking any Haunter and Jynx without a Choice Scarf before they can move and taking them out whether they switch out or not. Quick Attack provides useful STAB priority to pick off weakened sweepers, and it still has some decent power behind it. Toxic is another viable option for the last slot to catch physical walls such as Alomomola and Misdreavus on the switch in, but being locked into it can be inconvenient.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Thrash is also a viable STAB move as it has much more power behind it than Return. One must understand that being locked into the move is a problem however, as there are a few types that can easily switch into Thrash and set up, and the confusion provides only a small benefit when combined with Tangled Feet. You rarely want to keep Dodrio in after Thrash ends, as the evasion boost doesn't prevent it from hitting itself in confusion, which can be fatal due to its high Attack. A stallbreaker set is a viable option, using Taunt and Roost to break through some walls. Unfortunately, such a set is at best mediocre at accomplishing this job, with its low bulk making even weak attacks a problem. Baton Pass allows Dodrio to escape battle while maintaining momentum, but it is illegal with Brave Bird. Work Up is an option to increase Dodrio's offensive power, but Dodrio is generally too frail to set up and would prefer to simply attack. Substitute can work alongside Agility and Liechi Berry, but priority is quite common in the metagame. Faint Attack and Payback are options over Pursuit, but they lack its utility. Drill Peck is a viable option over Brave Bird if you don't like recoil, but the loss in power is very drastic. Double-Edge is a viable option over Return and Thrash, but it is illegal alongside Brave Bird. Steel Wing is Dodrio's only option to hit Rock-types, but it is rather weak and fails to defeat them before they defeat Dodrio. Acupressure can provide a random boost to one of Dodrio's stats, but it is so unreliable that it isn't worth the moveslot. Haze, Endeavor, and Torment are interesting support moves, but Dodrio cannot make use of them with its frailty and lack of resistances.
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Thursday, May 31, 2007
Politically-Correct Jesus
If He had been, He would have said things like this:
"Let the little children and the young people and the middle-aged and the old folks come to me, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these - and, of course, everyone in-between."
"Blessed are the meek, as well as the bold and those who are sometimes self-confident and sometimes not, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven."
"When you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed. Also invite the rich and middle-income neighbor and you will be blessed, because they might assume it's pot luck and bring something."
"Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, streams of living water will flow from within him. Or at least whoever believes in something."
"You might be slightly mistaken or misled because you are not completely familiar with the Scriptures or the power of God. At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven. Sort of all unisex, you know."
"I tell you the truth as I see it: Unless you eat the something that simulates the flesh of the Son or Daughter of Man or Woman and drink a fluid which reminds your of his or her blood, you have only some life in you."
"Sell a few of your possessions and give to the poor and keep the rest as wise stewards, lest you become poor and must receive gifts from others. Provide purses or wallets for yourselves that will not wear out, a secure investment in heaven or nirvana or the afterlife that will not be devalued by inflation, where no borrowing-but-not-returning unfortunate comes near and no moth or butterfly nibbles.
"I am one of the ways, one of the truths, and one of the lifestyles. No one comes to the Parent but by his or her own path."
Wow. That would really be teaching with authority.
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Okay, so I read your post, then left your site to do a little more surfing as I contemplated what you had written. Came back here about two minutes later, and there is the funniest picture! It made me laugh!!! Now what was I gonna comment on...
Oh yes! Your last sentence just oozes with sarcasm, I love it! It almost is irritating! I hate that everyone is so concerned with being "politically correct." As Christians, we are called to stand firm in our faith, rather than to alter our message based on what those around us want to hear.
Yes, we are to teach and be an example lovingly, and with gentleness, but we are NOT to compromise what we know to be true.
Thanks, Keith. Much love in Him--mmlace
- laymond said...
We can't be wishy-washey and use a lot of ifs and buts and teach much of anything. Keith, if I am wrong again and have you mixed up with another Keith I apologize in advance. I couldn't find the place where I read the comment so I have to rely on memory. but at least a commenter named Keith I do believe Brenton, said he believed we would all have an individual judgment day and referenced Matt 24 If you did say this could you inform me more fully. I am still looking for the comment, like I said sorry if I am getting you mixed up with another Keith.
- David U said...
That picture is CRACKING me up! Where in the world did you get that?
Great post, again!


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Wild Hog Half Marathon draws record crowd despite rainDespite the rain and colder temperatures, thousands of runners, including a former Olympian, laced up for the second annual Wild Hog Half Marathon today.
Despite the rain and colder temperatures, thousands of runners, including a former Olympian, laced up for the second annual Wild Hog Half Marathon today.
Runners started and finished at Choice Health and Fitness in Grand Forks.
The temperature near the finish line is about 50 degrees, and it was pouring down rain, but that didn't keep about 2,000 runners from making their mark.
Andrew Knight- Event Organizer: "We knew the rain was coming, but that's not something that deters runners. We're going to come out and do this anyways, especially runners up here."
Carrie Tollefson- Former Olympic Runner: "Tons of people were cheering for everybody. This is perfect running weather. It's harder on the spectators than it is the runners, but we got some pretty tough spectators."
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Curtis Letexier- Watching the race: "I don't think the weather is putting a damper on too much of the stuff. I think everybody is just so happy to come out today."
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Tollefson says she's mixing work with pleasure. She was the guest speaker at the event kick-off last night. Today, she's interviewing runners and filming this race to post to her website ctollerun.com.
Tollefson: "Our saying on ctollerun is get after it, so I use that in life and in general. I was just trying to motivate, but also share my story."
That story is one filled with medals, from near and far.
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Events for the month of June 2012 in Porter County
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Five days of dog shows with over 150 breeds. Confirmation and performance competitions. Only pre-registered dogs are allowed.
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Everything for the horse enthusiast.
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|Fairy Garden Demonstration at Thomas Library - 06/27/2012 - 06/28/2012
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Adults now have the opportunity to enter Gabe's World of unusual creature crafts at Thomas Library in Chesterton.
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Gabe's world is a unique craft series for young adults (grades 6-12).
|Jewelry Making Demonstration - 06/24/2012 - 06/25/2012
The Beverly Shores Historical Museum and Gallery is hosting a jewelry making demonstration and consultation by talented, local artist Wendy Marciniak.
|Illiana Garden Railway Society - 06/23/2012 - 06/24/2012
Eggs-actly on June 23, 2012 there will be a plethora of G- Scale model Eggliners zipping up and down.
|Mad About Mysteries Presents the Mysteries of Elizabeth George - 06/13/2012 - 06/14/2012
Mad About Mysteries explores the writings of favorite mystery authors.
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Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy outdoor movies under the stars!
|Summer Rhapsody Music Festival - 06/16/2012 - 08/27/2012
The event that opened the park last year is back and we've added 9 additional concerts to make this a summer long event! We will open the season with the Summer Rhapsody Festival Orchestra on Saturday, June 16 at 7pm with a tribute to American fi
|Valparaiso Community/University Band at Hawthorne Park - 06/13/2012 - 06/14/2012
Westchester Public Library's summer concert series continues at Hawthorne Park in Porter with Valparaiso Community/University Band.
|Your Feet in the Sand, a Book in Your Hand: Summer Reading for Young Adults and Adults @ WPL - 06/10/2012 - 07/08/2012
Summer Reading at Westchester Public Library begins on June 10. The easiest reading program you'll ever be part of!
|Book Signing - 06/09/2012 - 06/10/2012
Noted oncologist Dr. Carol Westbrook will answer questions and sign copies of her new book.
|Children's Calligraphy at Hageman Library - 06/19/2012 - 07/18/2012
Children in grades 4 and up are invited to Hageman Library to learn the beautiful art of Calligraphy.
|Conversational Spanish for Teens & Adults at Hageman Library - 06/18/2012 - 07/12/2012
Vivian Draves will teach a Spanish class for teens and adults at Hageman Library, Porter.
|Hola! Spanish for Grades 3-6 at Hageman Library - 06/06/2012 - 07/12/2012
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Chili is the perfect game-day meal, wouldn't you agree? You can make it ahead so you don't miss any of the action too!
If eating healthier is part of your new years resolution
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I found it in Shape magazine, and it's called
Serves 8
1 teaspoon + 1 tablespoon olive oil
1 1/2 pounds lean ground turkey
1 teaspoon salt
1 large onion, chopped
4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2 tablespoons chili powder
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 12 ounce bottle amber ale
1 28 ounce can crushed tomatoes
1 tablespoon honey
1 15 ounce can black beans, rinsed and drained
1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
1. Heat 1 teaspoon olive oil in a deep sauté pan over medium. Add turkey and brown, while breaking up meat with a wooden spoon, for 5 minutes or until no pink remains. Transfer to a small bowl. Season with salt and pepper and set aside.
2. Drain liquid from pan and add remaining olive oil. Add onion and sauté for 5 minutes or until soft. Add garlic and cook for 1 more minute. Stir in chili powder, cumin, and oregano; sauté for 30 seconds.
3. Pour ale in and let simmer for 5 minutes. Return turkey to pot and add crushed tomatoes, honey, and a 1/2 cup water. Reduce heat to medium low; simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally.
4. Add beans during last 5 minutes of cooking to heat through. Stir in lime juice and spoon into eight bowls. Serve with sour cream, cheddar, scallions, and a lime wedge on the side if desired.
250 calories
8 grams fat {2 g sat}
20 g carbs
22 grams protein
5 grams fiber
4 mg iron
54 mg calcium
595 mg sodium


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Robert Morleyactor, writer
Born: 5/26/1908
Birthplace: Semley, Wiltshire, England
Robert Morley, a graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, first starred on stage, playing the title role of Oscar Wilde (1936). Other notable stage performances include Henry Higgins in Pygmalion (1937), Sheridan Whiteside in The Man Who Came to Dinner (1941), and Frank Foster in How the Other Half Loves (1970). He also authored several plays, the most famous being Edward, My Son (1947), in which Morley also starred. A veteran screen actor, Morley appeared in more than 60 films, including Marie Antoinette (1938), Major Barbara (1941), The African Queen (1951), Around the World in 80 Days (1956), and Oscar Wilde (1960).Died: 6/3/1992
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Kresge Library News: July 2008 Archives
July 20, 2008
Photos of Kresge Library's Green Roof
The Kresge Library has been undergoing quite a change over the summer. In addition to the new group study rooms on the second floor, we also have added a new toupee...well, green roof! Our green roof is part of the LEED Certification for the new home for the Ross School of Business building at the Ann Arbor Campus.
Here are some pictures during the installation of the sedum on the green roof.
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Callaway Gardens, a sprawling resort and garden complex an hour's drive from Atlanta International Airport, will mark its 50th anniversary with the September opening of The Southern Pine. This 54,000-square-foot facility will have 22,000 square feet of function space, a 150-seat restaurant, and outdoor terraces ideal for functions. The low-rise complex will feature natural light and wood, stone, and other natural construction materials. A shuttle will provide continuous service between The Southern Pine and the 155 two-bedroom cottages nearby. A stroll away are the Challenge Ropes Course and the 21,000-square-foot Beach Dome, adjacent to Robin Lake Beach, set up to handle banquets and exhibits. The Southern Pine is a high-end conference facility but not in the traditional sense — there are no meal packages, and the resort is conducive to bringing families.
Among Callaway's other facilities are its convention center next to the 349-room Callaway Gardens Inn, with 17,000 square feet of function space. The Executive Center has 27 function rooms totaling 31,000 square feet, with 41 villas nearby.
Callaway Gardens, the second oldest resort in Georgia, began as a nature preserve and is run by a nonprofit foundation with a for-profit resort subsidiary. Among its offerings: a major horticultural center, fly-fishing, tennis, and 36 holes of golf, including Mountain View, home to the PGA Tour's Buick Challenge.