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This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Municipal Auditorium and Kansas City Convention Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 213 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Cable programming and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a health club, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and express check-in. Planning an event in Kansas City? This hotel has 10000 square feet (929 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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This downtown Kansas City hotel was built in 1926 and renovated in 2005. A beautifully restored 1940s restaurant serves breakfast and lunch buffets, and another restaurant and lounge offers live weekend entertainment. Room service is another option.
A 24-hour business center is on site, as is a fitness room. Hilton President Kansas City offers conference rooms and audiovisual equipment. Newspapers are complimentary in the lobby, and the front desk is open 24 hours a day. A concierge desk is also available. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. A coffee shop and convenience store are also on site.
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- Total number of rooms - 213
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Drum Room Restaurant and Bar - This casual nightclub's menu features fresh seafood and steaks prepared with Caribbean Fusion flair. Open daily for dinner.
Walnut Room - Daily breakfast buffet featuring American cuisine and healthy options. Open mornings.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Self parking fee: USD 16 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 18 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
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The best time to prepare for an emergency is before one happens. Make sure your family knows emergency phone numbers and your kids know how to place a call for help.
During an emergency, it's easy to become disoriented and upset, so you need to have all important phone numbers readily available ahead of time.
Write each phone number clearly so that it will be easy for kids to read. Use a pen with dark-colored ink or type it on the computer because pencil or light-colored ink can be harder to read when you're in a hurry or if lights are dim.
Because accidents can happen in any part of the home, make copies of the completed list and post one near every telephone in the house and on the refrigerator. Be sure to carry one with you when you are out of the house, and keep one in the car as well.
Also, consider programming some of the emergency numbers in your cell phone. In addition, make sure that people who come to the house to watch your kids (babysitters or relatives, for example) familiarize themselves with the list. If a babysitter is taking the kids out, make sure he or she also carries the list of numbers.
If you choose to create your own phone list, make sure it includes these numbers:
Your list should also include known allergies (especially to any medication), medical conditions, medications taken by family members, and insurance information for all members of the family.
If you are calling 911 from your cell phone, the dispatcher may not have precise enough information to pinpoint your location so be prepared to give detailed information about where you are (for example, address, city, cross streets, major highway, and nearest exits).
If you have a home alarm, make sure you and others in the home know how to use it to activate local emergency services (ambulance, police, fire station).
If you're planning a trip to another country, make sure you know how to get help if the need arises. It's better to be prepared and keep a list of international numbers. Lists of international emergency numbers are available online and from embassies of each country.
Even very young children can be taught how to place an emergency call for help. The most important advice is for them to stay calm and speak slowly and clearly.
To place a call to 911 and talk to the operator, kids should know:
It is also helpful for your kids to know their phone number. The dispatcher will often ask this question in case the call is disconnected. Have your kids practice by speaking into a telephone (make sure the telephone is off). Suggest a situation, such as: "Mommy's fallen down the stairs and can't get to the phone. Now what do you do?"
After your child enters the number, prompt him or her with questions that an emergency operator would ask, such as "What is your name?," "Where are you calling from?," and "What is the emergency?" Stress that the description should be short ("Mommy fell down the stairs") and that he or she should try to stay calm. Practice until your child feels comfortable.
No one wants to think about an emergency happening at home, but it's better to face that possibility than to be caught unprepared. So keep emergency numbers close by — it's a small step that could have a big payoff.
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Sec. 8-134. - Abandonment (PDF)
Abandoning an animal is a crime. After leaving notices, Denver Municipal Animals Shelter has the authority to impound any animal that appears to be abandoned.
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It shall be unlawful for any person to needlessly beat, inflict violence upon or kill, overwork, torture or mutilate, or to otherwise treat in a cruel, dangerous or inhumane manner, any animal, or to cause any such acts.
It is unlawful to leave an animal in an unattended vehicle either without adequate ventilation or in any manner which subjects the animal to extreme temperatures that are dangerous or detrimental to the animal's health or welfare.
Food Producing Animals (FPAs) Zoning Ordinance (CB11-0151 - PDF) was adopted by the Denver City Council on Monday, June 20, 2011. The ordinance is effective on Friday, June 24, 2011, and includes changes to the Denver Revised Municipal Code, Chapter 8 - Animal Control, Chapter 36 - Noise Control, and to the Denver Zoning Code.
In summary, the ordinance allows for up to 8 chickens (no roosters) or ducks (no drakes) (or any combination of such fowl), plus 2 dwarf goats to be raised on a property, provided a "restricted livestock or fowl license" is obtained from the Department of Environmental Health / Animal Care and Control (ACC) Division. Licenses are issued in-person by Animal Care and Control, located at 1241 West Bayaud Avenue, Denver, CO.
Starting Friday, June 24, 2011, ACC will issue the restricted licenses subject to the licensee's future payment of a fee (they will be billed) and compliance with any future rules and regulations adopted by DEH. DEH adoption of a license fee and additional rules is targeted for August 2011.
For more detailed information about the new FPA Zoning ordinance and the specific standards adopted, please click here. Additional information is also available by calling Denver 3-1-1.
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Pathway to Social Science - Social Policy
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The Social Policy module will introduce students to policy-making in contemporary Wales, UK, and Europe. The course will lay the foundations for an understanding of the policy-making process and how this can be theorised and conceptualised. Simple models of policy-making will be explored. Key social and public policy areas, for example, health, education and environmental policy, will be used to illustrate how policy is made in practice.
Who is this course for?
The course is part of a 60 credit Pathway to the Social Sciences
Learning and Teaching
The course will be taught weekly and there will be two Saturday Schools. There will be 40 contact hours. You will also be asked to do reading and research tasks to prepare for class and for your assignments.
The teaching/learning strategy for this module will have an emphasis on 'active learning' for the learner in developing an understanding of the subject matter and its relevance to society.
Coursework and Assessment
To award credits we need to have evidence of the knowledge and skills you have gained or improved.
Time will be given in class to prepare to write an 800 word essay (this mark does not count towards the final mark for the module). This will give you some practice at essay writing before you submit your coursework assignment.
The module will be assessed on an essay of 2000 words and an in-class test. Each assessment will be worth 50% of the overall mark.
Reading suggestions – you will be a member of the university library and have access to all these texts
Alcock, P. et al., (eds.) (2008) Student's Companion to Social Policy 3rd ed., Oxford: Blackwell.
Blakemore, K. & Griggs (2007) Social Policy 3rd ed., Maidenhead: Open University Press.
Bochel, H. et al., (eds.) (2009) Social Policy: Themes, Issues and Debates (2nd ed.), London: Prentice Hall.
Bomberg, E. et al., (eds.) (2011) The European Union: How Does it Work?, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Kooiman, J. (ed.) (1993) Modern Governance: New Government-Society Interactions, London: Sage.
Rhodes, R. (1997) Understanding Governance: Policy Networks, Governance, Reflexivity and Accountability, Buckingham: Open University Press.
Library and Computing Facilities
As a student on this course you are entitled to join and use the University library and computing facilities. You can find out more about these facilities on our website http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/learn under Student Information, or by ringing the Centre on
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Accessibility of Courses
Our aim is access for all. We aim to provide a confidential advice and support service for any student with a long term medical condition, disability or specific learning difficulty. We are able to offer one-to-one advice about disability, pre-enrolment visits, liaison with tutors and co-ordinating lecturers, material in alternative formats, arrangements for accessible courses, assessment arrangements, loan equipment and Dyslexia screening. Please contact the Centre on (029) 2087 0000 for an information leaflet.
Further Information
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Zelda Sayre was 17 when she met Scott Fitzgerald, a green-eyed Yankee from Princeton, at a military ball in Montgomery, Ala., the town she ruled like a princess. It was 1918, and Lt. Fitzgerald was waiting. His superiors at Camp Sheridan might finally ship him out to a winding-down war, or Scribner's might agree to publish his novel — and while he waited, he welcomed the distraction of a vivacious local belle. What they did, said and felt on that occasion was written down by both of them, torn up and rewritten many times over the course of lives devoted to self-mythologizing and, later, self-defense.
Even as "The Great Gatsby" tops the bestseller list in anticipation of the Leonardo DiCaprio movie version, three new novels reimagine the marriage and the myth that sprang from this meeting. Therese Anne Fowler's "Z" is narrated by Zelda in Montgomery, shortly before Scott's death in 1940 — during a calm hiatus between her confinements in mental institutions. A wistful tone distances Zelda from the frenzy of her past, but the retrospective structure dulls the energy of this inherently gripping story, in which a naive girl slowly wakes up to the double bind of being her husband's muse. The novel is liveliest when Zelda expresses wonder in the moment, and when the distinctive voice Fowler has given her shines through — all "fellas" and dropped g's. It's weaker when Zelda has to play the diligent footnoter of her own life: "I'd soon learn that this Mr. Griffith was D.W. Griffith, who along with Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford had recently formed a company called United Artists."


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The third KEA meeting was held at The United States Playing Card Company's facility in Erlanger, KY.
Industry and state government representatives joined KPPC August 3, 2011, for the third meeting of the Kentucky Energy Alliance (KEA). Fifty-seven attendees gathered at The United States Playing Card Company facility in Erlanger, KY. For over 100 years, USPC has been the leader in production and distribution of premier playing cards and a creator of innovative games.
KEA meetings are presented as part of KPPC's environmental sustainability training series and provide a forum for attendees to learn from one another, discussing their concerns and experiences in trying to improve energy efficiency at their facilities. The August 3 meeting featured presentations from member industries and a discussion of utility opportunities, as well as the USPC case study and facility tour. One resource mentioned at the meeting was the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE) website, which is a central reference source for government tax credit and utility rebate program information.
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CYA is pleased to introduce the members of the 2012 Canadian Sailing Team on our new website www.canadiansailingteam.ca. This new site is dedicated to enhancing and profiling the success of our elite and high performance sailors leading up to London 2012 and beyond!
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I am pleased to announce that Molly Davis has accepted my offer to serve as the next Director of the Arboretum. Molly will formally begin her service on January 1, 2014. Molly is a Lexington native and a graduate of Landscape Architecture in our College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. She has served as both a research assistant and adjunct faculty in LA. Most recently she has been Senior Supervising Landscape Architect with Parsons Brinkerhoff in Lexington. Molly emerged from an inclusive national search with enthusiastic support from the diverse stakeholders of the Arboretum. She succeeds Marcia Farris who will retire in 2014 after the transition in leadership. Marcia served with distinction and remarkable success and I join her many, many supporters in the community who are deeply grateful for her leadership, unsurpassed dedication, and impact.
The Arboretum has made remarkable progress over a relatively short lifetime. This has been the result of outstanding leadership and exceptional community support. With the appointment of Molly Davis as the next Director, we are now very well positioned to continue the advancement of the Arboretum to new levels.
I am sure that those of us who value the Arboretum as both as an academic, educational, environmental and aesthetic asset will find an opportunity to express our appreciation to Marcia as we welcome Molly Davis to this important leadership position.
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The Arboretum began in 1991 and is continuing to boast 100 acres of year-round color and plants. Stresses melt away among the 100 acres of marvelous sights and sounds of our gardens. Once you are there, you feel like you have escaped to a paradise. It is a delightful surprise to visitors from around the world and even in our own city. Young and older alike enjoy year-round activities for the entire family.
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SABMiller completes brand agreement with Scottish & Newcastle
27 January 2006
Ref: 04/2006
London and Johannesburg, 27 January 2006. SABMiller plc today announces that its operating subsidiary MILLER BRANDS will complete the planned take back of control over the marketing and distribution of its international premium brands in the UK which include Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Pilsner Urquell, Miller Genuine Draft and Castle Lager.
As of 29 January 2006, Scottish & Newcastle plc will transfer the marketing and distribution responsibility for Miller Genuine Draft and the distribution responsibility for Peroni Nastro Azzurro for off-trade retailers to MILLER BRANDS. Scottish & Newcastle will continue to contract brew Miller Genuine Draft and manage the 'Miller Beer' brand under licence in the UK.
This announcement comes at a time of growing momentum for SABMiller's brands in the UK with notable success in innovative brand marketing campaigns helping to boost the performance of Peroni Nastro Azzurro.
This completion of the agreed handover enables MILLER BRANDS to take a fresh approach to the promotion of Miller Genuine Draft in the UK. Following on from the successful VIP campaign in 2005, a high-profile brand re-launch is planned for March 2006 commencing in the key Scottish market. MILLER BRANDS intends to double the marketing investment behind Miller Genuine Draft in 2006 and make further brand investment behind Peroni Nastro Azzurro.
Gary Whitlie, Managing Director of MILLER BRANDS said;
"This represents the conclusion of MILLER BRANDS taking back SABMiller's key brands in the UK and importantly now enables us to build direct relationships with all our customers and consumers. We are excited about the next stage of MILLER BRANDS evolution and believe we have the optimal platform from which to best serve customers and support our premium brand initiatives in the UK."
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About SABMiller plc
SABMiller plc is one of the world's largest brewers with brewing interests or distribution agreements in over 60 countries across five continents. The group's brands include premium international beers such as Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Pilsner Urquell, as well as an exceptional range of market leading local brands. Outside the USA, SABMiller plc is also one of the largest bottlers of Coca-Cola products in the world.
In the year ended 31 March 2005, the group reported US$2,194 million pre-tax profit and a turnover of US$14,543 million on a UK GAAP basis. SABMiller plc is listed on the London and Johannesburg stock exchanges.
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Peroni Nastro Azzurro
Italian style applied to beer. An intensely crisp and refreshing beer, with an unmistakable touch of Italian style.
Miller Genuine Draft
Cold-filtered for a smooth refreshing taste, it sets the pace for urban night time. With its slight sweet taste and moderate bitterness, it is a smart choice for a great night out.
An award winning American-style, premium lager in clear glass packaging and brewed without additives or preservatives.
Pilsner Urquell
Before Pilsner Urquell all beers were dark or cloudy. The world's first golden beer, it gave its name to a whole new style of beer – Pilsner.
Pilsner Urquell was first created in 1842 and is still brewed at the original source in Pilsen in the Czech Republic (Pilsner Urquell actually means 'Pilsner from the original source').
Castle Lager
Castle Lager is perfectly balanced by South Africa's finest brew masters, using the country's best ingredients.
Brewed since 1895 with local barley and hops, and adding sun ripened South African maize for drinkability.
It is a proud choice fuelling the spirit of South Africans in the UK.
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Federal regulators have closed three banks so far this year, down from 11 closed through Feb. 24 of 2012, according to research from SNL Financial.
The three banks closed are Covenant Bank, which had one branch in Chicago and $58.4 million in assets; 1st Regents Bank in Andover, Minn., which also had one branch and $49.6 million in total assets; and Westside Community Bank, a $91.9 million bank that operated two branches in the Tacoma, Wash. area.
As of Feb. 22, the three bank failures thus far in 2013 did not involve a loss-share agreement. According to SNL, in 2012, the FDIC entered loss-share agreements with the buyers of 20 of the 51 closed banks, and in 2011, the FDIC entered loss-share agreements with the buyers of 58 of the 92 closed banks.
Under the loss-share agreement, the FDIC absorbs a portion of the loss on a specified pool of assets which maximizes asset recoveries and minimizes FDIC losses, according to the agency.
The median cost to the deposit insurance fund at the time of announcement as a percentage of the failed banks' assets was 22 percent in 2013, compared with 21 percent in 2012 and 23 percent in 2011, according to SNL.
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So I'm starting week four and I have barley noticed any changes in my body. I read through some past success stories and many people write about noticing changes around week three. I'm trying not to get discouraged and hoping I will notice things soon but I am just wondering if I'm the only one. Maybe I'm not working out hard enough I feel like i reach level 10 while doing cardio but maybe I can push my self a little bit more. Or maybe its common to not notice much change yet advice anyone
It's common - especially for women (the term "week eight miracle" refers to how so many women doing the challenge see little change until week eight or nine, then wham! everything looks like it's happening at once). Most guys see changes much earlier, but not all of them.
After my first three weeks, the scale said I'd dropped just four pounds and the mirror said I was just as blubbery as when I started. But I had also been regularly taking measurements and testing body fat, so I could see I'd actually lost two and a half inches around my belly, and lost over eleven pounds of fat and gained over seven pound of lean (I'd lost six pounds of lean mass over the Lenten fast - mostly water weight I'm sure - so most of that gain was probably replenishing lost water).
Now that I've finished week four, I'm just kinda sorta maybe noticing in the mirror that I might possibly be changing a bit. But I've been trusting in the tape measure more than the mirror so far, and that's kept my confidence up because I can measure the changes even if I can't quite be sure I'm seeing them.
so don't listen to monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday one day off workouts it's all nonsense, but everything else is awesome diet ect all good
try this it will blow you away
Thank you both for your quick replies and advice. I have read a lot about this 8 week miracle and I can't wait to reach it, I almost wish it would come a lot sooner. I did not take measurements when I started which i regret now. So i actually don't know how many inches i lost. Though I have lost 6 pounds scale weight so that is a bit encouraging. Maybe I will take my measurements now and then go from there.
i can guarntee, you hit a plateau. your should be able to notice a considerable difference every week. You should also feel it in your clothes.
I take the opposite view from no pain - I've been following the workout plan "by the book" and have so far dropped an average of between three and four pounds of fat per week. And I started at 34% body fat.
It's just a matter of working out smart. I don't wait until I'm not sore anymore to work out - if I did, I'd probably only get one workout per week :-) - but I pay close attention to my body to make sure I don't aggravate anything. When I badly overstressed my triceps, I kept on schedule with cardio and lower body, then when the next upper body workout came around, I switched to chest and shoulder exercises that didn't also use the triceps, and did the triceps exercises as "walkthroughs" mostly without weight (but with proper form), enough to stimulate the blood flow (and I didn't worry about hitting "9"s or "10"s). They actually recovered much more quickly after that.
If you feel like you're hitting "10"s, you're right on track, don't try for an "11". That can easily lead to overtraining which can totally mess up your results (not to mention increase your chance of injury).
first thing i notice my clothes were getting too big
Even if you didn't take initial measurements, you could always take a few now. If you seem to hit a plateau later with no visible progress, watching the measurements can help you determine if you're really not making progress, or if you are but it's just not visible.
exactly your should only be working out mybe 3-4 times a weeks, 6 days on one day off, lol your burning muscles not building...
oh well i got the results, if you want listen to me, if you don't but after your done your 12 weeks try it my way, when i did body for the the first time you couldn't tell me to do it another way i was so pumped. Mark my words I never got my abs, you lose weight ill give you that, but boy oh boy do you ever gain it back!!!!!!!! just like you were before you started lol
check your clothes, your clothes are your bench mark
wow, no pain. Your last comment is very encouraging.
brymuirstudent, I agree with mstickies. Just keep working at it. I have heard from someone who does it just to wait until after weeks 5, 6 and 7. He said the most changes happen then, but most people don't get to see them because they don't make it past 4 weeks. I have heard lots about the week 8 as well. Just keep doing what you are doing; sounds like you are doing great. Can't wait to hear your updates! :)
@no pain - well, let's see. One the one hand we have you (and, as far as I can see, you alone) calling the BFL workout plan "nonsense", advocating working out only 3-4 days per week, and saying that doing things the BFL way means you'll inevitably gain back all the weight you've lost.
On the other hand, we have multiple champions and thousands upon thousands of other people - many of whom have done multiple challenges - testifying that doing BFL "by the book" leads to great results, and of those who say they lost ground later, all agree it was because they dropped either their dietary or workout discipline, or both. And just for good measure, John Hussman, PhD, has thoroughly researched the BFL plan and explains in great detail how and why doing it "by the book" DOES work (www.hussmanfitness.org/.../TPBodyforLife.html).
I think I'll go with the preponderance of evidence. If your way works for you, great! Keep it up. But at least have the class not to mock those who follow a program tested and proven by multiple thousands of participants.
I am at the same point you are and that's why im on here today. I have lost weight and a few inches. Right now im stuck and me
personally im just going to push harder the second half of the program. like last night i ran over 2Miles in the twenty minute session. that's a big success for me. Although i don't look much different i feel great.
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2013 UCCS Men's Cross Country Roster > Dante Mendoza
Dante Mendoza
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Pre UCCS Notes:
Before UCCS: Two Time State Qualifier ... 9th placer 4X800 state 2001 ... Two Time State Champion Team 2010-2011 ... Honor Roll all four years of H.S. ... Four time letter award in Cross Country and Track.
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Personal: Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Parents Nancy and Michael Mendoza ... Three Siblings, Crystal, Michael, and Christopher ... enjoying running, hiking, and spending time with friends.
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|Mountain Lions Wrap Up Indoor Track Season with Solid Competition at the RMAC Championships
|The UCCS Mountain Lions performed admirably this last weekend at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships setting four NCAA qualifying marks, producing 10 All-RMAC honors, three school records and one RMAC Champion. In the team scores UCCS finished 6th on both the men's and women's sides equaling the 6th place finishes by both programs at last year's championships.


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Yeshe wrote:TMingyur wrote:
This has nothing to do with vinaya but with people a bodhisattva who has not yet attained the state of "never falling back" should not associate. A bodhisattva does not associate with Hinayanists and although the Theravada does not teach Hinayana the Hinayanists are a signifcant fraction there and dare to openly raise their voices and critizise the bodhisattva path.
Kind regards
To drag this back to the OP (:) ) it is not a matter of associating with 'Hinayanists' but of whether there is danger for a Mahayana student in studying the Pali Cannon, and the practices it espouses ('praxis') .
Surely at some stage a Mahayana student needs to become acquainted with the 4NT and 8FP. I know several who have taken the Mahayana path and only discovered those aspects afterwards. Surely there is no danger of slipping backwards, but every opportunity of finding the foundation for their practice, which would be suitably strengthened.
Of course a Mahayana student should study the suttas of the sutta pitaka and she/he should practice accordingly. Thereby renunciation can be perfected.
There is however a vast difference between doing so after having been inspired by Mahayana teachings and Mahayana teachers and while associating with a Mahayana sangha one the on hand
trying to practice the bodhisattva path in the Theravada environment which is not really conducive for the bodhisattva path on the other hand.
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The more I use Lr4b1, the more I love the automatic highlight recovery, and the more I hate it.
It's really not feasible to undo it using the tone curve, and local correction is also *very* challenging.
It's single-handedly responsible for some marked improvements to some of my photos, and just rubbing all the highlight pizazz out of others - no way to win it back using the whites slider.
I really wish I had the option to control it.
WIthout a specific example from you, it is difficult to understand exactly what your problem is.
SO....answering generically...
ALl the sliders a global adjustments....and you will always get trade offs....i.e. the good with the bad. The rel question we need to answer for ourselves is....is this new thing generally better than the old. I think most answers, including yours, would be a resounding yes.
NOthing is perfect, nor will do perfect things with our imperfect images.
TOne curves and local adjustments are difficult....even in photoshop, though somewhat easier there....but the tools are available to you in LR if you really need them. We could complain the LR does not give us layers and luminosity masks....therefore we should reject it, but....
PS...I think automatic highlight recovery as implemented....even without the minor tweaks that maybe done....is the single greatest improvement in LR 4. Not only does it handle the recovery beautifully, but you know immediately ( in develop mode) if parts of the image have been blown.
There are basically two kinds of highlights in my photos:
1. Those where tonal detail makes or breaks them - a little flatness is a worthwhile trade-off for bringing them "in bounds".
2. Those where the tonal detail is not important, but what is important, is that there is no flatness - that the tonal gradation continues unadulterated all the way to the clipping point.
Lightroom's automatic highlight recovery is great for Type 1 highlights, but for Type 2 highlights - not so much...
Words do not describe the problem you state....nor help understand why the other controls do not help you
Rob, it would be really helpful if you posted examples (i.e., original files) demonstrating the problem.
(Although I read nearly every thread, I don't take any action unless I have files ...)
I can personally attest to the fact that he does take our input seriously and does take action when he has files that clearly demonstrate the behavior being described.
Rob, again, why do you NEVER back your findings with image examples, so it is worth to discuss the issue with you. Your posts are pointless, if you fail to do so.
"I really wish I had the option to control it."
rob,,, void the input data for the 'auto' recovery algorithm via exposure in the camera,,,
Lee Jay wrote:
I can personally attest to the fact that he does take our input seriously and does take action when he has files that clearly demonstrate the behavior being described.
Damn straight. I can too. In fact, if not for Eric's hard work on the new highlight recovery, we'd still be seeing the problems trying to recover data with an ugly cast and banding that is now fixed. Eric took interest in this issue after some of us sent him problematic files. PV2012 is a major big deal in my book and the recovery is now excellent.
Here is an example that Eric has seen. I didn't even put PV2003 in which was even worse in terms of Highlight recovery. The image was shot ETTR so recovery was necessary as seen in the bottom image. The middle needed -26 Highlight recovery using PV2010. There is some color shifting magenta and an ugly loss of smoothness. The top is what I get simply by clicking on the convert to PV2012! That is before I move any sliders. Significantly better and more realistic. Amazing in my book
I do not understand what auto recovery (either shadows or highlights) is at all. I do not see anything called auto recovery in the develop module anywhere. Will someone please explain this to me.
Damn straight. I can too. In fact, if not for Eric's hard work on the new highlight recovery, we'd still be seeing the problems trying to recover data with an ugly cast and banding that is now fixed.
Indeed. Eric has recived quite some files from me over the years too and every single problem they exhibited got fixed over time. Here is an example. I find it astonishing how well the new automatic highlight recovery works (Rusty, you don't have to do anything for this it just happens) and I haven't been able to find any negatives with it. That is not to say that there couldn't be any problems with certain files, so if there are issues, the best way to fix them is get such problem files to Eric.
@Jao: Thanks. I am not having a problem with it. I just did not have a clue what it was. Frankly, it should not affect me one way or the other since I have a specific workflow and process with a certain output in mind. Also, about 98% of my work is black & white. So again, I have an output in mind so if the recovery happens, I am likely to change it anyway with my regular workflow. I just wanted to know what it was. Thanks.
To try and elaborate a tad more:
It's not in the develop module, thus the term "auto" - there is no option to turn it on, off, or otherwise throttle it - it's always on.
It's what's responsible for more detail in your highlights now than you had before - have you noticed that?
Likewise, there is a similar effect at the left end for opening the deepest shadow tones - have you noticed that?
You can see it in your photos when you convert to PV2012 if you have tones at or near the clipping point, and you can also see it in the histogram.
Also, if you turn on the highlight clipping indicator you'll notice a difference in the clipped regions.
It's also noticable when you adjust tones even if highlights were not originally near the clipping point:
Select PV2010, and increase exposure - watch the right end of the histogram. Repeat using PV2012. eh?
The highlights may be a little flatter, but they'll have more detail - usually a good thing. And, yes, as I've said before, and continue to say, I too appreciate the work Eric has done to bring us this improvement. Hopefully that message has not gotten lost in the interest of providing more critical feedback.
The purpose of this thread was to express that in the interest of recovering this detail, there can be a little flattening at the upper end, and this is not a good thing when the sorta glowy unadulterated look is preferred over maximum detail.
If you've never encountered this in your own photos, then you probably won't appreciate it in mine...
And sorry folks, but one can not accomplish the same thing with the whites slider - not even close.
Good grief, Rob! Why not make some of the problem files available instead of endlessly talking about them? Illustrate the problem.
They are available to Eric Chan.
Your not going to let this go....nor will you provide an example to show the "problem" which would prove your point or allow Eric to see if he could solve YOUR problem.
I was disappointed when you twice said you were going o stop posting, as I think you have the POTENTIAL to add quite a lot to his forum. However, this constant whining over a (so far) mystical problem is getting to be straining.
PLEASE....put up or let it go. :-). You are only embarrassing yourself.
Considering the incredible simplicity of making it optional, perhaps even slightly hidden for the normal user, I really don't understand why there is so much fuss about it.
Just add it and everyone will be happy and get the sort of control over the photograph that you expect from a professional grade program.
So...you have peeked at the underlying code and have determined its incredibly simple to make optional...???
There air others of us that have no idea what the fuss was in the first place.
If Eric gets the images and recognizes it as a real problem he will work on it. We mortals should not guess at what is simple and what is not.
Oh, it's simple alright. Everything is simple when it's someone else's job to do it.
Rob Cole wrote:
They are available to Eric Chan.
So you have emailed or linked to them at the address that Mr Chan has provided here Rob??
If not put up or shut up.
More info for those of you who care for it:
One of the things that fascinates me about Lr4b1 is that one can process an image with a radically different set of adjustments, and come up with a histogram that looks nearly identical to before, yet the image has markedly different qualities. For those who often think I'm bad-mouthing Lightroom or its creator(s) when I'm not: "this is a really good thing" - in my opinion.
What I've found is that I can get much closer to what I want for Type-2 highlights (see my second post above) by:
- lowering exposure and increasing highlights
- a shadow increase will no doubt be necessary too in order to maintain overal tonality, and probably a compensatory blacks asjustment as well.
(contrast and/or tone-curve to taste of course, as always...)
This produces a much smoother tonal gradient betweeen upper highlights and whites - less detailed, but preserves more of the glowy/unadulterated look that I am sometimes after.
Photos tend to have a little less "wow", and a little more old-fashioned & natural tonality this way, which may or may not be a good thing for a particular photo overall, in my opinion.
Try it for yourself on your own photos.
(I have my reasons for not wanting to share my images in the open forum)
Geoff the kiwi wrote:
...put up or shut up.
As a community professional, you should treat forum participants with more respect.
Rob Cole wrote:
As a community professional, you should treat forum participants with more respect.
Respect has to be earned. And it can be lost due too, depending on how one conducts themselves.
Interesting that you haven't answered the question Rob. Have you provided the file/s to Mr Chan?
Mr Chan knows the answer to that question - I really don't care if you or anybody else, who's mission seems to be to give me a bad time, knows the answer.
I'm not sure what almost identical histograms has to do with anything.
However, I do agree that there are lots of ways to get to pleasing images.
I have recently Been playing with some college basketball pix. I, similarly, found that lower exposure (than base or auto or both) was a little bit better starting point. Then raising the white point to just below clipping and opening up the shadows gave me a better starting point for these images.
I still need to work up the learning curve with LR 4 and will feel a bit better when it finally goes inal to zero into an approach for different types of images/looks. Until the I plan to ot be constrained by using oly one approach, but to experiment with different approaches and combinations of sliders. After all....reset gets one back to "GO".
"...Mr Chan knows the answer to that question - I really don't care if you or anybody else, who's mission seems to be to give me a bad time, knows the answer..."
One reaps what one sows....
jrsforums wrote:
I'm not sure what almost identical histograms has to do with anything.
It's my way of saying that overall (global) tonality is the same - i.e. total number of pixels at each tone is about the same.
What's changed is nuances of local area contrast.
After essentially perfecting the tonality of one of my images, and now happy with everything, I proceeded to try to use the whites slider to try and eek the last bit out of the upper most tones, by extending the histogram to the right-most limit (+Whites).
Unfortunately, that goofed up my whole deal, all the way down to the shadows (and yes, in case you were wondering, I am very picky...).
Note to self: Whites slider has a deep reach into the histogram - never save it for last (or be prepared to readjust everything again after using it, or exposure at least - at a minimum).
Rob Cole wrote
Note to self: Whites slider has a deep reach into the histogram - never save it for last (or be prepared to readjust everything again after using it).
I agree with never save it for last, as you will not in my BB pix, I adjust the whites sliders to peak the white uniforms early in the steps.
IT is similar to first setting exposure in pv2010.
There is a now well documented bug in LR 4 b that makes the white slider
affect the entire tonal range:
You SHOULD be able to use the white slider as a final adjustment.
Unfortunately, that goofed up my whole deal, all the way down to the shadows (and yes, in case you were wondering, I am very picky...).
hey rob.... ? why,, after essentially calling the 'basic' sliders a kludge would you think that one could wash the pinstripes off the wedding dress with a firehose and not effect the vail...:)) ain't gonna happen
either the parametric curve with the split sliders compressed to increase contrast or yes,,, the ever lov'n point curve > lock it down and reap the highlights....i know you know,,,,so why? be insistent on using the kludge...open the toolbox !!
I had to read that a few times to get your point, but in this case you are absolutely right - it was a job for the point curve, not the whites slider (parametric tone-curve was already "taken"). Duh - silly me...
Jao vdL wrote:
There is a now well documented bug in LR 4 b that makes the white slider
affect the entire tonal range:
You SHOULD be able to use the white slider as a final adjustment.
I thought this was specific to going from 0 to -1.
Thanks Jao, but that was not the issue in this case.
decoyle wrote:
...why,, after essentially calling the 'basic' sliders a kludge would you think that one could wash the pinstripes off the wedding dress with a firehose and not effect the vail...:))
Although I have been over-using the basic controls, and trying to do too much with them (primarily in the interest of learning), if you neglect them completely (and head straight for the curves) then you aren't getting everything out of Lightroom 4 that it has to offer.
Its via these controls that one can define the "look and feel" of the photo. Want it dramatic, with a flare of HDR-ish-ness? - crank up the exposure and down the highlights, shadows to suit...
Want a more natural look? Lower exposure and increase highlights and shadows...
Histogram may be same in each case, but look and feel will be different.
You can't do that with the tone/point curve.
You know the drill Rob,
For guys like me who have to process a thousand images on deadline there's just no time to start playing with curves. The basic controls have to work efficiently, and ballpark allow us to achieve 95% of the potential quality for 95+% of our images.
I look forward to the next beta iteration but it may require the final LR4 release running at production speed before I can decide the quality/productivity balance is right for me. LR3.6 sets a high bar when speed and quality count equally. I'm rooting for the team to surpass both metrics.
I'm with ya 100% M .
With you VeloD.
processing of large volumes has to be done quickly. I'm waiting for relative development presets, so that I can Auto an image and then add/remove a little highlight, shadow, contrast etc
Then we are getting places.
Rob is a great protaganist of the details and technical aspects, but for me, like you, I want to get to a good place with an image or a series of images very very quickly. The client can then fiddle to get what they want for the magazine, website, brochure, paper they are printing on etc, I want to give them an image that is great but not where they cant manipulate it to where they need it.
Rob Cole wrote:
Mr Chan knows the answer to that question...
Uh...so the question stands, have you indeed actually sent any example images where PV 2012 is less good than PV 2010 to Eric (and consider your what you say before answering cause I already know the answer).
As far as I know, you've not actually sent any example images to Eric...correct?
Eric has been very responsive to people who send example images...those people who do not contribute any examples tend to not get any response...and sending PM's don't count as example images.
If you have any examples, show them (even if only to the engineers), otherwise it would be useful to learn how to use the exisiting controls (and maybe quit the harping).
Just saying...


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