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Well, l was told l have acute bronchitis and like the rest of you all over the board with what to take and what to do. I am losing sleep and getting frustrated. I have antibiotics and inhaler Robitussin (but not working fast enough for me). This really takes the punch out of your daily routine. I hope we all feel better soon.
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I was diagnosed with MS about 6 months ago. My husband and I went for a motorcycle ride. I had a beer and a glass of water. I was feeling ok. We headed back on the beltway when my stomach began cramping, I was sweating, could not speak an then all of a sudden the sweating ceased, I blacked out and could not move. Luckily, he got me to an air-conditioned area. It's been days and I am still vomiting, diarrhea and a slight headache and I still do not feel right. I am in bed taking good care of myself now. The MS flares when I get over heated. I must listen to my body!
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I was on holiday and had spent the whole day at the beach - swimming in the sea and tanning in the sun. I made quite a few serious mistakes that eventually led to my severe heat stroke. First I had two glasses of beer at the beach, then later that night at home even though I was feeling a bit flushed and hot; I felt ok and had a glass of wine with my friend. Within an hour I was delirious and felt very sick. I collapsed into a stupor like sleep and awoke in the middle of the night feeling nauseous. I ran to the bathroom and I had a terrible bout of diarrhea. I felt like I was just passing a fountain of water from my butt! Then my whole body went ice cold and I thought I was going to pass out on the loo, when suddenly I threw up violently for a few minutes. After that I felt fine. But I kept my stomach light the next day and kept myself hydrated with electrolytes and definitely stayed out of the sun.
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I'm only a 15 year old, and I do marching band. Every summer my fellow band members and I march out in the heat, and we always have Popsicle breaks and water breaks, we even get into the water/sprinkler. But today, started this afternoon at 1:55 pm on 8/4/2011, I had my first heat stroke. I was so cold, but I was very hot on the outside and I did charts and marched, but it was very difficult and intense also, so I got really light headed, so I was like, that's nothing at all. Then I almost white out and so the staff told me to be in the garage with a fan. I didn't felt so well, so I thought maybe if I ate lunch I'll be better. But it only made it worse. I started to heat up more and I was very shaky and I started to cry when I get a stomach pain and such. At 5:45 pm, things got very much worse; I got a giant migraine, started to hyperventilate pretty fast and got very light headed that I couldn't see straight. I never learned to relax, but it was very scary, but the good thing is I never had to go to the hospital for it. If I did, I know my band fellows and staff would be very sad about it. Thank God I'm ok.
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I had a heat stroke 30 years ago at the age of 16. It was a very hot day at the park, after a while I started feeling weak and felt very dizzy. Next thing I knew I was waking up with alot of people around me. Luckly 2 ladies knew what to do. They carried me to a bathroom and put me on the cold floor and poured water on me. Still till this day I still get sick but I never get that sick because once the heat rises I stay inside. It puts a damper on things but I never want to feel that way again.
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After falling asleep in the sun for six hours in heat over 90 degrees, I awoke with a terrible headache and vomiting. I continued to have the headache and was sick to my stomach for three days. I went to my family doctor, and he said I had a heat stroke. He said to hydrate myself with Gatorade and eat plenty of salt to retain my water.
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Well, it is getting hot and humid and I knew it would make a difference. I went after a thunderstorm the heat was steaming up off the cornfields, it was the underwater feeling I felt like lead. So, I see if I want to be a road runner, I better get out there and get aclimated. I think I'll shoot for at leat 50/50, probably keep some of the longer distance insdide. The trails sound good, the sun bakes here, shade is helpful. I might have to go for a swim before I run to stave off the heat for a few minutes. It will be nice to escape in the morning before the kids wake up! Thanks for the advice.
My opinion is that running on a treadmill is at least getting off the old rump and running, and sometimes outdoors conditions make it difficult to run outside all of the time. If you are training for something specific, like a 5K, you'll need to do most of your training outdoors so that you are ready for race day. If you are doing it for health, or to build up stamina, either is fine. I took some time off of running due to an injury, and so I am starting back on the treadmill until I am back up to running for a certain amount of time, then I will move many of my runs outdoors so that I can build up my strength for an event.
Either way, anything you do for you is right for you, if that makes any sense I used to focus on the "right" or "best" way to train, and I got so frustrated because my body didn't necessarily feel ready for what I was doing. Do whatever you are capable of and feel best doing at the time. I love morning runs outdoors when it is still peaceful out, but I also love my mid-afternoon runs on the treadmill so I don't have to worry about where is safe to run at that time.
I do both. I run on my treadmill for exercise and run the streets in 5K and 8K races. It's a toss up on some levels because I do tend to run a 10:ish minute mile on either the mill or the streets - To say, there isn't much difference for me. I can admit that running on pavement and ESPECIALLY a trail run that I mistakenly signed up for ... is harder on my legs but that's a nobrainer. I'm more 'comfortable' at home on the treadmill but there there is is plenty of opportunity to stop for a moment or two or take a potty break than obviously outdoors. I vote for outdoors but it's still nice to have a treadmill available on a rainy, or snow day. Although I'm in Los Angeles. :pStill my times need improvement and improvement would have to come from outdoor running due the as stated opportunity to take breaks while on a treadmill. Outdoors ... as long as you get to your halfway point, you HAVE to come home. Not runnig outdoors is my shortfall.
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Audubon Charter School is on track to return to its Broadway Street campus for the coming school year, school officials say, though they are still awaiting an exact timetable to receive the building and remain concerned about issues with the Milan Street campus. Continue reading »
The majority of the repairs needed to an underground sewer line that was causing part of Magazine Street to sink should finished by Monday, but the street will remain closed to most drivers near Third Street through the weekend, officials said. Continue reading »
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A number of lane shifts and detours around the intersection of South Carrollton and South Claiborne are planned for Saturday and Sunday to allow repairs to several nearby water lines, according to the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans. Continue reading »
Tulane to hold lecture and discussion on post-Katrina education reforms
Dr. Kristen L. Buras, a member of the Educational Policy Studies faculty at Georgia State University, will be featured in Tulane's "The New Orleans Education Market a Decade Later: Reflections on Race & the Politics of Dispossession" discussion this Monday night (Feb. 23). Continue reading »
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Two busy blocks of Magazine Street — between Second and Fourth streets along the Garden District and Irish Channel — will close for excavation Friday "until further notice," the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans announced. Continue reading »
Scientist Alan Turing, the superhero "Birdman," as well as the Hollywood glitterati — the Prytania Theatre is saving room for all of them on the red carpet Sunday night, when the New Orleans Film Society hosts its annual Academy Awards watching party and costume contests. Continue reading »
Suspect sought after use of credit cards stolen from Audubon Street home, police say
New Orleans police are seeking the public's help identifying a man seen using two credit cards about an hour after they were stolen from an Audubon Street home, authorities said. Continue reading »
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While bar patrons have mixed feelings about the new citywide ban on smoking indoors, some university area bar owners say they are happy about the ordinance as they expect even more students to frequent local watering holes. Continue reading »
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Entergy will turn off power around an intersection on Louisiana Avenue for a few hours Thursday morning as part of ongoing construction of a new drainage canal, officials said. Continue reading »
Rex, the King of Carnival, showered St. Charles Avenue parade crowds with medallions, cups and pillows styled to match each float in the "Wars that Shaped Early America" theme.
Despite temperatures that hovered near freezing Tuesday morning, the jubilant Krewe of Zulu was greeted by ecstatic crowds on its roll down St. Charles Avenue. Continue reading »
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Mardi Gras is a time for drunken debauchery. Carnival is also a time when our city is most laid bare for the country to see. Our people are judged, our government is judged, and the general quality of our celebration is – as one would expect – judged.
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S.112: Alpine Lakes Wilderness Additions and Pratt and Middle Fork Snoqualmie Rivers Protection Act
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Solazyme to Expand Renewable-Oil Production With Bunge, ADM
Solazyme Inc., which makes oil products from sugar-consuming algae, will expand production capacity through partnerships with Bunge Ltd. and Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
The company plans to open a plant in 2014 at an ADM facility in Iowa. It will also triple the planned output from an existing venture with Bunge, according to a statement today from South San Francisco, California-based Solazyme.
The ADM plant will produce 20,000 metric tons of oil in 2014, and may eventually expand to 100,000 tons a year. Bunge and Solazyme are building a plant in Brazil that will be able to make 100,000 tons a year starting in the fourth quarter of 2013, and Bunge will use the same technology to generate a total of as much as 300,000 tons a year at multiple facilities by 2016.
"We continue to execute on our commercialization strategy, highlighted by on-target progress with our capacity build-outs, the execution of a JV expansion framework agreement with Bunge, and our new strategic relationship with ADM," Solazyme Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Wolfson said in the statement.
Solazyme reported a third-quarter loss of 22.5 million, or 37 cents a share, compared with a loss of $14.1 million, or 24 cents, a year earlier. Analysts were expecting a loss of 39 cents, the average of seven estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
The production agreements are too far out to make a significant difference in the near term, Mike Ritzenthaler, an analyst with Piper Jaffray Cos. in Minneapolis, said in an e-mail today.
"The only thing that matters is selling product, and they have no offtake agreements," he said. 'Having capacity built before there is demand for the product only serves to squeeze the margins as it gives their customers the upper hand in contract negotiations. If anything, these additional upstream agreements put them in an even more precarious situation.''


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"...working in his Brixton back room with the minimal street-tech resources of a million other wired bedrooms, Tom Green sucks forms out of the air, giving audio shape to the feeling of sitting on a curve of sand, synchronising to tidal, primal sound loops..." DAVID TOOP, BEYOND press release 7/94
"...a fine example of the new eclecticism...this ambitious project succeeds through its ability to sound natural and supremely relaxed but challenging at the same time" ON MAGAZINE 9/94
"...talking of "ambient", there's some music in that genre that is so well made and easy on the ear that there's not much more to say. The excellent Life Before Land by Another Fine Day, is a case in point. " JOHN L WATERS, in THE GUARDIAN 10/7/05
"...this is music that I can't ever imagine not being part of my life."PETE LAWRENCE/THE BIG CHILL 8/04
'Life Before Land' was voted No 3 in THE INDEPENDENT'S "Best Ambient Albums" chart 7/05
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"Green creates a lovely and inviting sheen...even the traditional Shona piece "Cutting Branches" sounds like it took a left turn into a Parisian cafe in space."US BILLBOARD 26/8/00
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The problem started when the hospital paid Louisiana vendor James Gandy $615,000 for a refurbished MRI.
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Lambert said the hospital had recovered $232,000 of the $615,000. He said the hospital had filed a suit against Gandy in federal court.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan 8 Microsoft Corp has sold 60 million licenses and upgrades for its new Windows 8 operating system in the 10 weeks since its launch, one of the top executives of the company's Windows unit said at the Consumer Electronics Show on Tuesday.
The figure marks a solid but unspectacular start for Microsoft's new flagship product, which has not managed to revive lagging personal computer sales, while new touch-screen Windows devices have not yet captured consumers' imaginations.
Windows 8 sales are growing in line with those of Windows 7, Microsoft's last operating system, launched in 2009, said Tami Reller, chief financial officer of the Windows division, in a presentation to analysts and investors at the annual tech show in Las Vegas.
The latest Windows 8 figure means Microsoft sold around 20 million Windows 8 licenses and upgrades since the end of November, when it announced 40 million sales in the first month on the market.
That puts sales broadly in line with Windows 7, which averaged 19.4 million sales per month in its first nine months on the market, when PC sales were running at a lower level than today.
Reller did not say how many of the Windows 8 sales were bulk orders from PC manufacturers and did not break out the proportion of full license sales and cheaper upgrades from earlier versions of Windows. She also did not say how many Surface tablets - designed to tackle Apple Inc's iPad head on - Microsoft had sold.
Final figures for PC sales in 2012, due in the next week or so from industry tracking groups, are expected to show the first year-on-year decline in a decade as consumers move toward mobile computing on powerful tablets and phones. Microsoft's app-based, touch-friendly Windows 8 system is an attempt to adjust to that shift.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's manufacturing sector shrank slightly in March, hit by a fall in new orders, a survey showed on Tuesday, raising doubts about the strength of a first-quarter recovery in Europe's largest economy.
Markit's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the German manufacturing sector, which accounts for around one-fifth of the German economy, fell to 49.0 in March from 50.3 in February, when it grew for the first time in a year.
Although that marked a tiny rise from an initial reading of 48.9 reported in mid-March, the final figure was the weakest in three months and was below the 50 line that separates growth from contraction. It was also well short of the long-run average of 51.9.
The first fall in new work this year was largely to blame for the decline, though new orders fell much more slowly than they did throughout 2012. Factories took on fewer new contracts from abroad, following a robust rise in these orders in February.
Survey participants said demand was weak from southern Europe, where many countries are in recession and face tough austerity measures. But some factories said appetite among Asian and North American clients remained solid, limiting the decline in new export orders.
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Input prices fell for the fourth consecutive month, while output prices rose for the second straight month, reducing the pressure on firms' operating margins.
The German economy put in a solid performance during the first 2-1/2 years of the euro zone crisis but growth weakened last year as exports and investment slowed, resulting in a 0.6 percent contraction in the fourth quarter.
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I'd've never guessed the PRCA was so pig headed about guns.
After calling and talking to several people the general answer is to carry according to the rules on the back of the CCW permit (posted above)
There is a rather heavy LEO presence in the park & yes I know lots of em and am not worried about what happens if.............
However, I can't get a clear reading if it's legal for the park to post "no weapons" and what the repercussions could be if caught CCWing. It also appears that Wyoming state law does not address this issue of a "private" venue posting "no weapons" at all from what I've been able to find.
What about being in the rodeo grounds when the rodeo is not going on? At night the concerts are held in the rodeo grounds, does the "no weapons" then apply?
Also can't find out what the repercussions are if caught violating the "no weapons" policy.
I do know that if they see a pocket knife clip they are telling everybody to push the knife deep into your pocket and to not have it clipped to the outside of the pocket.
Oh and "security" while everywhere is rather power hungry and thinks thier poo does not stink. Plus they can drink all the beer they want while working and for the most part the volunteers who work security are tanked.
As for being "caught", the most a private property owner may legally do is ask you to leave his property or grounds.
Now if you don't leave when asked to do so, that's another matter. Then you could be subject to arrest for trespassing.
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1. It is NOT state law
2. The PRCA should tell this venue that they do not agree with their stance of violating peoples 2A rights and that they will find another venue if that is the case and do so. Not enough compaines and or organizations do this.
3. I am SICK of venues and organizations ( see NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, PRCA... etc) stating that firearms are prohibited for safety and then selling alcohol to anyone with valid ID and money letting them drive home drunk in 2 ton+ weapons afterwards. Car crashes kill more people than guns do every year but there is profit to be made so who cares about peoples safety!
4. My money will be spent elsewhere.


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Balance yourself on one leg and hold position for at least 30 seconds before switching legs. The knee of the raised leg should be raised to hip level. You can also place a pool noodle under the raised leg.
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Pushups in the pool can be done by the pool side. You will need to place your arms on the pool edge with your shoulders wide apart. Then you will need to press your weight through your hands as you raise your body half way out of the water. You will need to keep your elbows slightly bent for this. Hold your position for at least 3 seconds and then gently lower yourself back into the pool.
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The procedure that is used for this is known as mammoplasty. There are usually three purposes for this. The primary reconstruction when the breast tissue needs a replacement due to a trauma. Another reason could be when there is a revision or a reconstruction as an outcome of the previous surgery. And the most main reason for this being augmenting the size, form and feel of the breasts.
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For the breast implants another type of incision it the one made at the armpit. This can help to emplace the implants. This is done with the help of an endoscope resulting is absolutely no scarring. In very rare cases there will also be an incision at the umbilicus. This will also avoid any scarring. This is makes the emplacing quite difficult.
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It's really not that hard to maintain and clean your upholstery and we'll talk about upholstery cleaning further below.
Various types of fabrics require frequent cleaning. This is because upholstered furniture is used regularly. They are the most items which are of immediate view in your home of office. Their appearance contribute to a positive impression from your visitors, clients and customers
Most households invest largely on soft furnishings. Therefore, when you use professional upholstery cleaning services, the upholstery fabrics' life will be extended significantly and also they will be good looking.
Oil, dirt and dust are some of the substances that build up your upholstery and soiling it up. For this to be avoided, you should practice regular vacuuming. If this is not done, stains which are hard, when the furnishings become dirty, it can be a ground for breeding for bacteria, mould and also allergens.
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Upholstery furnishings are manufactured in different ways. Depending on how they are manufactured, the surface underneath is padding, which is basically cushion designed and hence reduces friction. Therefore, spills or stains which soak the underneath cushion padding, are difficult to remove when not done by a professional. Though stains may seem to be removed, they can reappear again due to improper cleaning.
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Marilyn Manson Will See How You Feel About Free Speech When He's Staring You Down With His Weird Eye
Also, Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds have their first public fight, Taylor Momsen eats teenage boys for breakfast, and Kid Rock thinks Twitter is "gay," in today's gossip roundup.
Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds got in a fight just before San Diego's Comic-Con convention, during which ScarJo "got so angry she threatened to take off her wedding band." Reynolds also asked Johansson to quit smoking as a one-year-anniversary present to him. She's looking into seeing a hypnotist. Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer fed each other sushi between smooches at Nobu the other night. Watch out, Sebastian: 16-year-old Taylor Momsen tells Teen Vogue "I live a very adult life. What am I going to do, hang out with high-school kids? I just can't relate to what they talk about I would eat a boy my age alive." After a piece in LA Weekly suggested that Marilyn Manson is a paranoid cocaine addict, Manson issued a threat to all journalists (via his MySpace blog) daring them to comment further on him, claiming he will "greet them at their home and discover just how much they believe in their freedom of speech." Kid Rock thinks Twitter is "gay."
Bar Refaeli is getting over Leo by frolicking around the pool at St. Tropez's Hotel Byblos with Brazilian playboy (and Gisele's former flame) Ricardo Mansur. Because all pretty people date the same people. George Clooney, as usual, has been traipsing around Milan with a hot Italian girl. We never thought we'd see the day: Guys are getting sick of seeing Megan Fox everywhere, and a dozen male-focused websites have ordained August 4 an official "Megan Fox media blackout day." And Katy Perry tried to fool photographers while leaving East Side Ink tattoo parlor Monday night, showing off a fake tattoo of Josh Groban's name on her right breast (whom she was rumored to have dated last year). Except that she misspelled it.
Kate Beckinsale celebrated her 36th birthday just like everyone else: partying with Victoria Beckham and Eva Longoria in L.A. Unfortunately for Lindsay Lohan, her 5 a.m. breakdown outside Samantha Ronson's house was caught on camera by TMZ. Jay-Z just signed a book deal. Dustin Hoffman and Paul Giamatti ate ribs at Indochine. LeBron James and Jimmy Iovine showed off their dancing skills at West Hollywood's Skybar. Twilight's Bobby Long performed at Arlene's Grocery. Adrian Grenier said that 1984's Splash is what turned him into an animal lover.
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As the holidays bring about good times between families and long lost friends, drummer and electronic musician Martin Dosh is busier than ever preparing for his annual year-end show to the Cedar Cultural Center.
This year Martin reaches far back into his career with a group he helped put together, one that represents the Twin Cities experimental music scene's nascent phase. The band Lateduster brought together like-minded multi-instrumentalists that were a part of a groovy improv scene and series of nights that happened in the later half of the '90s at venues like the Front and the Dinkytowner.
With a bubbling hip-hop scene and jazz impresarios and electronic music catching fire, bands like the Sensational Joint Chiefs, Phull Surkle, Atmosphere, Fog, and Happy Apple often shared stages and members, cross-collaborating and ultimately laying a foundation of appreciation and multi-genre respect that is much more commonplace in the scene today.
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In this course, photographer, author, and educator Ben Long takes a trip to Lake Tahoe to explore winter shooting at various times of the day. He also shows techniques for post-processing winter scenes to make them look their best.
Skill Level Intermediate
I'm back here in the kind of base camp staging area that I was working from. I've got feeling back in my hands, I'm drying out some of my gear, I can start to feel my toes. Snow plows are working to clear the roads so that I can get out of here, which is great. And the snow is still coming down, the snow's coming down a lot. Just to give you an idea of what it's like outside, they're expecting six to eight inches just through the rest of the day. So it's really been snowing hard which is why I was having such a difficult time out there. I've reviewed my images. They're ok. I wasn't expecting that I was getting anything great.
What I need to be careful with, about now, is getting demoralized. I'm sure you are familiar with this feeling. I can get it at home. Just I didn't get anything. I'm a lousy photographer. All that stuff that goes up into your head. Where I go with that is, to go out the next day and feel like, okay I have to get something. And, that kind of pressure, I, I can't work under. So, I'm just trying to relax into it and go. I had a nice walk in the snow. I learned a lot about the specifics of this environment. And so, I'm just going to to see what happens when I go out shooting tomorrow. In the meantime, I'm going to cheer myself up by thinking about gear, because it just makes me happy.
I chose, for this trip, I brought two cameras on this trip. I have a Canon 5D Mark Three, which is notable for being a full-frame camera, that is, a sensor the size of a piece of 35 millimeter film. And I brought the EOS Rebel SL1 which is known for its very small size and extremely light weight. Both of those are sitting in my bag. I chose to carry this camera with me for a few reasons. First of all, it's got a cropped sensor. Now you might think well, why would you choose a cropped sensor when you've got a full frame sensor camera in your bag? For landscape shooting the crop sensor buys me a few things.
It gets me inherently deeper depth of field than I get off of a full framed camera. Now, I didn't have any big vistas today, but in general for landscape shooting you tend to go for deeper depth of field. So, having that depth of field advantage, or in this case that's a depth of field advantage to always have more of it. I did not expect that I was going to be doing anything where I would want to isolate something with a shallow depth of field. There are no flowers blooming right now. I didn't expect to be doing fine detail work. So again, the deeper depth of field works to my advantage in this case.
Also this, because of the smaller sensor, I get a narrower crop. So my lenses effectively have a little bit more telephoto reach. Again, I didn't have enough visibility to need that reach. But, in general, for landscape shooting, that can be a real advantage. Finally, this camera is much smaller and lighter than my 5D. And the lenses that are made specifically for this camera are much smaller and lighter than my 5D lenses. I've been having some shoulder pain lately. I don't want to carry a bunch of weight. So this is a real treat to have such a light camera with me.
So that I think worked out to be a good choice. What I wasn't counting on was how difficult the controls of the camera were going to be to work with heavy gloves. This is my auto focus button, that's how I've got it set right now. My shutter button is pretty much flush with the camera, I couldn't find it by feel. This, my thumb on my glove was so big I was having trouble finding it. It just turned out to be more of an issue then I was expecting it to be. So, I gotta think about my glove situation, or I need to sit down with my gloves on and really look at the camera.
And figure out exactly what it feels like to work with the gloves on. That was proving to be, as I mentioned earlier, enough of a distraction that it was keeping me from getting into some kind of photo zone. I would like to say, though, you may have noticed that my camera was getting covered with snow. I was trying to keep it in the crook of my arm to protect it. But the view finder completely filled up with snow. The back was totally covered. And it's fine. It comes back, it powers right up. It never shut down. It never gave me any problems. I can play back all of my images. I know a lot of people get really paranoid when it starts even sprinkling outside.
They think well I don't have a fancy high end weather sealed camera, so I can't go outside. These cameras within reason, are very durable and work fine in, in potentially wet weather. The weak spot on them is going to be the interface between the camera and the lens. This one is not weather sealed. That's one reason I was trying to keep it protected. The other reason was I just didn't want condensation on the front. And also it's a pretty dry snow out right now. And I kind of worked to assess that before I went out. I got the snow and I, I tried, I got some on my glove, tried to see how much it was melting and tried to see how much water it was leaving.
If it was a really, really wet, goopy snow I might not be as willing to get out in it. So I've been very pleased with the camera. I think that was a good choice. I've just got to work on my gloves. Now, there was one thing that was a surprise to me, which was my choice of camera bag. If you've seen my Gear and Workflow course, you know that, that I have a little bit of a problem with bags. I'm really into camera bags. And so, I chose this one. It's a low pro bag that I really, really like. I'm surprised to find right now that it's pretty wet. It's, it's very wet on the outside. When I go to the inside, though.
It's completely dry inside. So, I'm pleased with the waterproofing on this bag. I am going to go home this evening, and take a hair dryer to it, and get it good and dry. What I wasn't counting on, was how difficult it was to use these zippers with my gloves on. This looks like a pretty nice sized lanyard. But my gloves are thick enough that I can't find it by feel. I was having to look. As I mentioned earlier one of the things about gloves on, is I get a little more trepidacious about my ability to hold on to stuff. I'm afraid of dropping my camera. So, I'm not sure that I don't want to try and replace these somehow. because, I'm, I'm having trouble working the zippers and that's just generally getting in my way when I'm trying to, to get the camera out.
I don't want to carry the camera out all the time, because of the snow. So, easier access to the bag could be a good thing. So that's something to consider when you're looking for a really foul weather bag. If you know you're going to be using gloves, you want to think about how easy it is to get into whatever kind of bag you're using. So I'm going to go back and review my images on a bigger screen. See what I can do with them with a little image editing. Try to assess what I've done, see what I might want to do differently and then, I've just got to wait out the weather.
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Excellent analysis with one fault.You use the current sales and earnings for ODP in your analysis. They announced at the Goldman conference that profits will be down at retail and profits will be lower in the delivery business - you did not factor that in. The market is doing exactly that now hence the current price of $18 +/-.I see $15 before $25 unless there is a top managment change .


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A Double Life; A Life of Fiction
By Jane Smiley
Published: December 3, 2000
Charles Dickens was traveling home from France on June 10, 1865, when the train he was riding in went off the tracks while crossing a bridge. Seven first-class carriages dropped into the river below. The eighth, Dickens's own, dangled off the bridge, hanging from its coupling and throwing the Dickens party into the lower corner of the carriage. Dickens calmed his companions and then clambered onto the bridge. He found a conductor, obtained a key to the carriage and freed his friends. Then he filled his top hat with water, took out his brandy flask and went about succoring, and in at least one case, rescuing, those trapped in the wrecked cars below. Men and women died in front of him. He helped others find their own dead loved ones. He was, to use a possibly Dickensian word, indefatigable.
When all that could be done for the victims had been done, Dickens, 53 years old and not in very good health, climbed back into the dangling carriage and retrieved from the pocket of his coat the installment of ''Our Mutual Friend'' that he had just completed and was taking to his publishers.
The author, who in the course of his journalistic and novelistic career had never shrunk from describing the lurid and the terrible, made no effort to describe what he had seen. Three days after the accident, he wrote to a friend, ''I have a -- I don't know what to call it -- constitutional (I suppose) presence of mind, and was not in the least fluttered at the time. But in writing these scanty words of recollection I feel the shake and am obliged to stop.'' He also refused to appear at the subsequent inquest, or to advertise his presence on the ill-fated train in any way.
Why did Dickens hide his heroism? Because the author's traveling companions were his 25-year-old mistress, Ellen Ternan, and her mother. Charles Dickens, who wrote more than a dozen lengthy works of fiction and many shorter stories, thousands of letters, myriad essays, articles and speeches, several plays, an autobiographical fragment and God knows what else, was one of the great secret-keepers of his age. That Dickens -- a media star and the first real celebrity in the modern mold -- was able to survive unexposed should come as no surprise. The press had not, by 1860, perfected its machinery for exposing the lives of public people. What is really interesting is that a man whose volume of writings approach logorrhea could dissemble his most intimate concerns and feelings so consistently for so long.
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In fact, the man we know today, through biography, is entirely unlike the man known to his contemporaries, who inferred a certain ''ungentlemanliness'' (in the strict Victorian sense of not having the proper birth and educational credentials) from Dickens's often flashy mode of dress and taste for spectacle and theater. They never knew, though, that the author's father went to debtors' prison, that his grandparents were servants and that his maternal grandfather left England after embezzling money in 1810. Observers sometimes considered him odd, even mad, and almost everyone remarked upon his amazing vitality, penetrating gaze and enormous personal force, but Dickens prevented his contemporaries from filling in the narrative and accounting for his unusual qualities.
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