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Me too Ken he's one of the good guys !
Me too Ken he's one of the good guys !
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
Just a quick little whine from me before I have to get dressed for work! Just went shopping on amazon.com and I must say I it when I search for a book that's no doubt been out of print because of just plain lack of interest for the majority of the folks, but now because there are Elvis fans like me, the price gets jacked up sky high! I found a book at the Corpus Christi library about Elvis concerts and thought it would be neat to add to my collection! $498!!!! Uh - NO! Maybe, I'll check it out from CC library and just 'lose' it. It would be cheaper to buy a ratty ex-libris than a ratty "collector's" item from a book seller!
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
You know I'm thinking Elvis was not so much after reading some recent thread posts. He had no direction, he didn't handle his own business decisions, he was easily bored, he had little creative drive, trusted people, got addicted to drugs, was easily manipulated, no matter what his sales in records are-charts can tell a new story, he had many insecurities, and although admitted "the image is one thing the human being another" no one seemed to take that admission serious. He is remembered by many as an overweight man in a white jumpsuit. His talent, charisma and abilities are now taking a backseat (maybe even locked in the trunk with a spare tire) to the scandals, controversy and the downfall which seem to have been elevated to the top of the list when you mention Elvis Presley.
Forgive me I am having a bad day.
I am not singling anyone out-but the passion in the posts the most strenuosly argued points are about the negative side. I truely see that.
It amazes me-not that negatives are mentioned-but that they are becoming the focus-above what made him great-above what made him the first superstar of worldwide fame. The things which put him on top-are becoming secondary to the things which brought him down. The redeeming qualities of a man are becoming extinct as the negatives override. It amazes me, saddens me and depresses me all in one breathe. But as I said- its not been a good day so I am a little tired.
I hear what you're saying. It's almost as if that's all that is talked about. Seems to me that this is all anyone will hear a few years down the road!! Frankly, I get very tired of reading the crap and getting ripped apart when I defend him. What puzzles me is these people call themselves fans????
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I agree.
As a fan, who accepts people for how they are, and because she loves, and looks for what is good, what's the point in posting?
Perhaps we should all write a negative bio about ourselves, see if we are fans (of ourselves). Put ourselves in someone else's shoes for a change!
If a casual fan, or someone just discovering Elvis were to stop by here, they would surely leave shaking their head. Probably thinking he was a drugged up addict who was unable to put one foot in front of the other he was so stoned. They would also leave thinking "thank goodness for those friends of his, if not for them he would have died 10 years sooner than he did". Why does every word that comes out of the MM's mouth have to be taken as the absolute 100% truth? With every other person it's always an "opinion" or "speculation". However...that is NEVER the case with those guys. YES.....Elvis was addicted to drugs in the worst way. So why must we rag on Jerry Schilling for telling the "drug stories" with a tad of compassion? Compassion equates to "not telling it like it was" it seems.
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
You defend him with blinders, perhaps that's the reason? And what crap, exactly, are you talking about? The drugs? The weight? The bizarre behaviour?
Look at the forum. There are more threads about his music, his concerts and other "positive" aspects of his life than these so-called "negatives", so your complaints and those from others are quite baseless.
More elitism. A fan is a fan is a fan. And you call yourself a fan after questioning the veracity of others on here? That is pathetic.
And what's the point in even asking that? Your implication is that fans who choose (see that word, some of you? ... CHOOSE!) to discuss other aspects of his life don't accept Elvis because of how he was. That's patently untrue.
There are times when this was true. A balanced look at Elvis' life must reflect this properly.
Wrong. The MM's stories (most of them anyway) have been verified, documented and proven. Once again, not one of you who complain about the MM have come out and shown otherwise. The MM have been subjected to the same rigours of proof that others have.
I rag on JS because he is a suck-up to EPE, not for any compassion he shows. And if you can't see compassion in the MM's works, you're not reading them properly.
Once again, it has come to this, something that has been discussed on many threads ... including this one already, so it amazes me that certain posters here are up to their old tricks after several weeks of good behaviour with everyone getting along relatively well (especially since you-know-who threw her hissy fit and buggered off).
If you don't want to discuss "negative" aspects of Elvis' life, here's a crazy thought: DON'T.
But don't come into this thread putting s**t on the rest of us who choose (yeah, CHOOSE!) to do so. Once again, the vast majority of threads on this site are NOT about the negatives.
You want to only talk about the nice things? Go ahead. And you'll notice that those of us who CHOOSE to discuss every type of aspect of Elvis' life will not come into your threads to hijack them.
So why on earth are you all so rude enough to do it to us?
Don't like a thread? DON'T POST ON THE BLOODY THING!
HOW MANY TIMES must this be uttered before people get this simple concept?!
Getlo - cute'n'cuddly
I don't like the way Jerry sucks up to EPE either, to me that's the same as sucking up to Pris and you know how I feel about that. You are not one Getlo, but there have been lots of comments in the past where basically posters have discounted Jerry's entire book. They will say it's whitewashed and put it in the same category as Charlie's, where I know it doesn't belong. I felt he had compassion, but to be fair it's the last MM type book I have read.
What I respect most of Jerry Schilling is the fact he never wanted to live off of Elvis. He wanted to have a real job and support himself and he did just that and I've always admired that in the guy !
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
The problem I have is that if you try to put a balanced perspective of others in Elvis' life instead of blaming everything on say, the Colonel or Priscilla. you then get called negative. Why is that, I get tired of hearing "Elvis was a saint", "Priscilla did this, the Colonel did that".
It's all about perspective, but balanced.
There is always the option to report a post that is breaking any rules
I will NEVER say that Elvis was a saint...that would have made him much too boring for my taste. Is thinking that Elvis was no saint, Pris was a witch and preferring some members of the MM over others breaking forum rules?
Seriously....are we to report a post if the poster has a one-sided mind about certain topics?
It's like Getlo said, If you don't like the topic why bother posting in it. Simple as that people.
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977


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HadsellI dont know what the heck happened to the original thread here dealing with the Kevin Hadsell situation, but the Toledo Blade has gotten to the bottom of his resignation.
No surprises... http://www.toledoblade.com/UT/2013/02/1 ... hlete.html
Re: HadsellMore here (some of it not fit for a daily newspaper like the Blade):
http://deadspin.com/5983592/im-down-for ... ning-coach
Re: HadsellCall me the curious sort, but it's really piquing my interest that I'm not getting an answer as to why the original Hadsell thread was deleted after it drifted down the board.
Anybody? gh?
Re: HadsellCrickets...
Maybe there's a good reason why management around here allows a thread discussing Kearney's indiscretion that cost her her job at Texas, but quietly deletes the thread regarding the same with Hadsell. I'd love to hear it, lest I start drawing my own conclusions...
Re: HadsellThere were a lot of 'facts' that were 'known', but not official in the Hadsell case. Now that things are formally out there they may be acceptable in a discussion sense. However, in a discussion sense, what is there really to discuss.
The one item that I saw that has not gotten much play is his rather substantial push on weight to the degree that many think unhealthy, especially the way his commentary/approach was characterized. If my daughter was running for them and I heard those stories I would have gone straight to the administration and demanded that they read the Kathy Orsmby episode and the literature on women. I would also indicate that I would go as hard as I could into any venue that would talk about the issue -- high school forums, national press, LetsRun, etc., etc. For the record, he pointedly would make comments like 'look at that lollypop' about women on other teams that he thought were too heavy, on described as 105 pounds. This is not a coach interested in the well-being of his athletes.
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I suspect it got yanked because there was a lot of hearsay and innuendo with few facts. In the Kearney case posters were not dragging her through through the mud.
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Not much different than Kearney, and nothing in that Hadsell thread was out of line. The fact is Hadsell - one of the most visible and successful coaches in the midwest - resigned his coaching job in the middle of the season. That's news, and worthy of discussion.
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Nothing in that thread was untrue, right down to my Coastal Carolina comment(read the Deadspin article).
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It got yanked right after someone disparaged his 'reputation' for 'this kind of stuff', with the insinuation that he had a history of improper relationships.
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Were those comments made before or after the Deadspin article. If before, then they are rumor and hearsay. Since I did not see the comments in the excised thread, I do not know and you have not been clear.
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I've posted(twice) a cached link to the original thread. And while my statement regarding his time at Coastal was before the Deadspin article, it did not include any comments that a reasonable person would regard as rumor-mongering.
Re: HadsellAs you can see from dearth of fingerprints on the forum for the last day-plus, I've had to waste my few minutes I can spare here taking care of @#$@#$ spammers. So I hadn't read this thread until now, and all I have to say is this.
The original thread was in our opinion going down a road it shouldn't have, so it got yanked. This is not open to debate. Nor do do we feel obliged to provide lengthy explanations on such decisions. A democracy this ain't. And reposting is a surefire way to earn a vacation.
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No need. Due to the blatant sexism exhibited I'm finished with this forum, and my only regret is I still have time left on my paid subscription.
Re: HadsellI am not sure that there is a lot of stuff to 'debate' in this case; it seems clear to everyone that Hadsell committed numerous infractions etc. and there is no contrasting Toledo case, which contrasts with Texas.
I think that posting the links and such is really enough in this case. Debate, serious and otherwise can be found in that other forum, so there is no missing element here either. Finally - Guru please do not disappear, you have too much to offer on many topics, but especially on several that you know more than most.
Re: HadsellGiven that this Hadsell thread is alive and available for comment, I don't see a problem in the demise of the previous Hadsell thread. The moderators have that responsibility and made that judgment regarding the other thread, as gh noted above. Doesn't seem like Hadsell is being protected from critical discussion. And now there is some real content to discuss...but perhaps nothing much to debate...
I read through the Deadspin materials, and would take issue with just one of their interpretive comments: "...by all accounts Hadsell was an excellent coach..." (or something very close to that phrase). So the guy produced some winning teams at UT, and so some athletes did well. But by the accounts we now have in front of us, he was an awful coach. I wasn't born yesterday, and I am a flawed person myself, and I know what kinds of persons and personalities can flourish as sports coaches, but ... for a college coach, this guy and his manipulative cult of personality or whatever you might call it, was far from "excellent." No evidence of regard for the athletes' well-being at all, unless it happened to coincide with his skewed, selfish desires and ambitions.
Re: HadsellI find it interesting that one of the ways such coaches bully the team is to give preferential treatment based on favoritism. In this case, the ones that are willing to TEXT him regularly, and put up with sexist texts. This seems like it would be a recipe for disaster with respect to having the best team on the course any given race. And certainly puts into doubt the phrase of "...by all accounts Hadsell was an excellent coach..." with respect to getting the most out his team.
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You lost me. Are you saying that gh went easy on the man (deleted a thread with unflattering comments), but was letting the woman twist in the wind? That's sorta been the opposite of his MO. He lets stuff slide about men that he won't for women. I'm with the poster above - don't go!
Re: HadsellThe thing I like about T&F is that, unlike team sports, there is little subjective about evaluating ability or allocating playing time. Presumably, track coaches put their demonstrably best runners, jumpers and throwers on the track/field.
I had never heard of Hadsell until he resigned. Although he had some success at Toledo, even playing favorites, grooming an in-team harem should be a capital offense.
Re: HadsellWell, they did make NCAAs but finished 28th and had four of the last 24 places. They were ranked between 15th and 27th during the season, tailing off at the end, which could be a sign of a team in turmoil or at least not bonded together. They were a bit lucky to get in because they were third-rated in the Region but finished 5th, and 5th place teams are lucky to get one of the 13 open slots (11, since two of them go to teams ahead of them, and the West Region was clearly going to get several of those 11).
Re: HadsellIn terms of success, it was unusually high for a Mid-Anerican Conference women's team. If memory serves me correctly, a MAC women's team has qualified to the NCAAs six times, with three of them being Toledo in 2010-12. Through the 80s and 90s, Toledo's women were some if the worst mid-major teams in the country, so it was a major turnaround. I think the high-water mark for MAC women's team at an NCAA championship is about 17th or 18th.
I don't see why MAC women's teams should be so much less successful than their male counterparts. The conference has dropped off the map on the men's side recently but it wasn't that long ago that Eastern Michigan took 3rd at the NCAAs. I've been talking to a few people right here in Toledo and I'll have my own piece to say on this ugly period within a day or two. I have some things to say that neither Deadspin nor The Blade mentioned.
Re: HadsellI am looking forward to it. It really matters what the value of reputation does in terms of posting. It also more than help that you have a great grasp of the collegiate scene and are around Toledo.
Re: HadsellLetsRun just posted a summary article and has the videos of the interview that have been released. See the link on the Home Page.
The short story is that he maintains that some of the 'nasty' stuff in Deadspin did not happen but more than enough stuff did happen to bring down his coaching career there (and possibly/probably elsewhere. There are a few places where he disagrees without it really being a disagreement. The primary one is where he says he never drove the team drunk, although he did drive after having a couple of drinks. If a couple is two, then his blood-alcohol was about 0.05 --- not drunk but enough for some impairment (especially if one of them was driving in NYC). If 'a couple' is short for 'several' then he was likely near the 0.08 "official drunk" line in the US. Many at that level do not consider themselves drunk but they are inebriated enough to have a significant affect on their driving capabilities and to have a lot of (captive) students riding in the vehicle is more then a silly thing to do, it is whole unacceptable in a manner that indicates why there was a problem in the first place.
Re: HadsellI spoke with several people in the van that day, and they disagree on that count. They think it was well over "a couple" of drinks.
The Deadspin story suggests overall alcoholic behavior, as do the team members I've spoken to. Anyone who has dealt with an alcoholic knows that lying comes easy. I, personally, do not believe a word he says.
Re: HadsellI suspect that having had a drink and then driving violates UT rules but is not necessarily illegal, but that driving with more than that does, so that legal culpability is a problem for him. If he did this 'repeatedly' it is very likely that on at least one of those occasions he was legally drunk when he drove the team, especially since he drank often and people that do think that they are not over that line when, indeed they are.
Of course, compared to Oscar P, his actions are not so bad....
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Well, no, he isn't an accused murderer, but I think there is much more to say about any athletics coach -- or other adult in a responsible situation as a driver of a vehicle carrying those students -- or really, anyone -- who is knowingly and willingly compromised in terms of his ability to pilot that vehicle, and who does so anyway, because -- you know -- he's got things under control. The fact that he was -- maybe -- under the legal limit doesn't mean that such actions weren't wrong, plain and simple. Driving in that condition compromised the safety of the passengers. And the fact that Hadsell is trying to defend himself by stating that he didn't have that much to drink, that he was OK to drive, etc. is clear evidence of his problems. The fact is, there is compelling evidence that he did lots of things that compromised the well-being of his athletes. And all he can say is basically this: "Well, we won a lot, too." and "Sure, maybe I was a megalomaniacal creep, but it wasn't that bad." One doesn't have to be perfect, or a saint, or anything like that to say this: Hadsell should be ashamed of himself.
Re: HadsellThat even a comparison is alluded to that includes killing someone should indicate that I think this is a big issue and he wants us to think it is not too much of one --- he has been wrong before, too.
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Just following up on this as I read a bit more on Hadsell. I agree w you, and was simply trying to state it as strongly as I possibly could. (And, as I read more, this seems even more true, as if we needed any more of Hadsell to convince us further.)
Re: HadsellHadsells coaching girls teams -- apparently not a good combination. What are the chances that two of the most public cases in 2013 would be named Hadsell?
Re: Hadsell
No, sorry for the confusion, the British buy is called Benson. But it's amazing how similar to the two stories appear at first glance.
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Has anyone been able to successfully stream music from a Windows 8 PC to the Hopper or a Joey?
The Hopper and Joeys are displayed in the network, options for media streaming are enabled, but can't stream from the Hopper.
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You need to be connected to Internet with the hic
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You need to be connected to Internet with the hic
False...you can have a direct connection, HIC,Wifi adapter or bridging enabled.
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Agree HIC not needed, but it is a moot point.
I forgot to note in the original post that a HIC is used to connect the Hopper and 2 Joeys to my home network.
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Look out, folks. Bill O'Reilly is about to talk about global warming again on the O'Reilly Factor.
Of course, he's already reached his conclusion that "Nobody can control the climate but God." It's just that he doesn't have any data to back up his anti-science position.
So he has one of his producers on the hunt today, apparently scrambling last minute, looking for "the very best arguments" to support climate change denial. Here's the email DeSmogBlog...
Come on, why let mere facts ruin your day?
Come on, why let mere facts ruin your day?
I think we'll just keep repeating the question until we get an answer:
Where's the science? Where's the science? Where's the science?
The latest think tank effort is a video by the oil-industry-friendly Heartland Institute, who is just begging for attention as the Al Gore attack dog.
The video outlines some of the more popular denier themes (and deniers) around Gore's Inconvenient Truth - like somehow discrediting Gore is a way of discrediting the body of literature around human-made climate change.
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If the Heartland Institute is so convinced of a global warming hoax, why are they not sponsoring the likes of Dr. Tim Ball to develop an hypothesis that challenges the consensus view on climate change and conduct research? Such a thing would no doubt put them on the map much more than harping on about Al Gore.
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"Where's the science? Where's the science? Where's the science?"
Currently, the theory of anthropogenic global warming fails to meet the prerequisites of being a valid scientific theory on two key principles:
a) It is not logically falsifiable
b) It is not empirically testable
Given that, don't you think you should be asking this question of AGW advocates first?
Wow, that's about the most out to lunch comment I have seen posted on this site and I have been seeing John Dowel, Zog and Eco Hitler post for a long time. Climate theory aka mans understanding of the climate system isn't science at all! Congrats we've hit an all new low. Apparently all than mumbo jumbo about finding out the heating potential of greenhouse gases isn't empirical, and that measuring watts per squire meter of various forcing, has no numbers. In addition, changing the atmosphere of the planet is an experiment on its own, increase one aspect, monitor the result. Measure changes in the sun's output, measure the result....non of that is falsifiable...gah, and that's just scratching the surface in addressing that post…..what have all those climate scientists been doing.....not science aparently......truly painful, how about posting something that is factually correct you're running low odds on doign that
Just because I think you need a review of the scientific method, I borrowed this from Wikipedia. It is quite well written
Scientific researchers propose hypotheses as explanations of phenomena, and design experimental studies that test these hypotheses for accuracy. These steps must be repeatable in order to predict dependably any future results. Theories that encompass wider domains of inquiry may bind many hypotheses together in a coherent structure. This in turn may assist in the formation of new hypotheses, as well as in placing groups of hypotheses into a broader context of understanding.
Characterizations (Quantifications, observations[9] , and measurements)
Hypotheses[10] (theoretical, hypothetical explanations of observations and measurements)[11]
Predictions (reasoning including logical deduction[12] from hypothesis and theory)
Experiments[13] (tests of all of the above)
There is no such thing as the theory of anthropogenic global warming, global warming is component part of climate theory, in the understanding of our climate system, that encompasses a greater whole. There is no significant scientific deviation in that understanding of climate meaning all major climate organizations, do not dispute that global warming is caused by human induced forcing on climate. Though I would like to hear how climate theory has failed to live up to the scientific method. What I really don't understand is how you can claim:
a) It is not logically falsifiable
b) It is not empirically testable
The components parts of understanding climate are well studied using the scientific method, they are tested, and experimentations conducted. As example greenhouse gases are investigated in their radiative forcing, their heating potential using experiments, their spectra of absorptions, their concentrations monitored using various instruments and methods, and their effects on climate are modeled Various models are generated to well model the climatic system based on understanding gained from experimentation and hypothesis testing of many aspects of climate (from the sun, to the reflection indices of the surface). Models suggest that the current warming is caused by human influences from increased greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere based on the understanding of the climate system i.e. the scientific understanding of the climate phenomina..that is how science works in all fields. Just in case...a model can be tested, if the predictions of the model fail, or in the climate case cannot explain the past temperature record or make accurate predictions that do not hold true then a model has not lived up and has been falsified. But a model alone is a small aspect of understanding climate theory, it encompasses many experiments which contribute to a greater body of science....aka what you say is in no way true at all, but instead of spending the remaining parts of this post rambling I would like to hear you explanation for how climate science is not science?
"Just because I think you need a review of the scientific method"
This type of smug and supercilious tactic seems to be second nature with you, doesn't it?
"I borrowed this from Wikipedia."
First you presume to "educate" me, and then you cite ... Wikipedia? Truly priceless.
"There is no such thing as the theory of anthropogenic global warming"
This is a facile gambit on your part, at best. You attempt to frustrate the question by denying it's validity. But it gets better:
"The components parts of understanding climate are well studied using the scientific method, they are tested, and experimentations [sic] conducted."
Here you go into a long-winded, and extraordinary circumlocution, alluding to several technical terms to bolster your facade of expertise -- and yet you never once answer the specific question.
"As example greenhouse gases are investigated in their radiative forcing, their heating potential using experiments, their spectra of absorptions, their concentrations monitored using various instruments and methods, and their effects on climate are modeled Various models are generated to well model the climatic system based on understanding gained from experimentation and hypothesis testing of many aspects of climate (from the sun, to the reflection indices of the surface)."
If you can't dazzle 'em with brilliance, baffle 'em with bullshit, eh? One hell of a run-on sentence though; a true paragon of post-modernism.
"Models suggest that the current warming is caused by human influences from increased greenhouse gas emissions"
Models are not an empirical test. Try again.
"but instead of spending the remaining parts of this post rambling I would like to hear you explanation for how climate science is not science?"
What the hell? You spent the preceding part of your post rambling, so why stop now?
Why would you ask me such a question? At what point did I say "climate science is not science"? Have you stopped beating your wife?
At no point have you addressed the specific issue that AGW is not logically falsifiable, or that it is not currently empirically testable.
Well its quite easy considering from my perspective you post things that demonstrate your complete lack of scientific background or understanding. You toss about claims about the scientific method or understanding of climate yet have not demonstrated any, but ill let others rush to your defense if I am wrong. You know, I've run 1 research project, in the process of publishing 2 scientific papers in a journal; I can't help myself in stating I understand the scientific method. My apologies if this comes off sounding smug, but I'd like to think I understand how it works. I mean if you can counter by pointing out your expertise and rationale behind understanding climate and absence of empirical tests and being able to carrying out experiments with a null hypothesis I would be more than willing to listen. Other than making the claim you really have no given an example how this is the case without providing any scientific rationale.
Wikipedia while by no means perfect is a solid resource for getting basic understanding. Besides why go through typing it all out when it's already there and easy to cite and give due credit.
Well, if you can find an article in a journal that specifically states global warming is called the theory of anthropogenic global warming then can make claim there is such a theory. I don't believe this is the case, though if you can cite a scientific paper saying this specifically then will have convinced me. You made the claim, support it, otherwise it's just a name you made up and has no scientific basis.
My example of the empirical testing and falsifiable experiments in understanding the role greenhouse gases is not bullshit. If you wish to check the following are papers which I base my understanding from. I only have hardcopy so you'll have to look them up.
Response of the climate system to atmospheric aerosols and greenhouse gases. Taylor, K.E.; Penner, J.E. Source: Nature, 369, 6483, 1994, p 734-737
Interferometric monitor for greenhouse gases (IMG)
Shimoda, H. (Tokai Univ. Research and Info. Ctr., 2-28-4, Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan); Ogawa, T. Source: Advances in Space Research, 25, 5, 2000, p 937-946
Changing lower stratospheric circulation: the role of ozone and greenhouse gases. Graf, Hans-F. (Max-Planck-Inst. F. Meteorologie, Hamburg, Germany); Kirchner, Ingo; Perlwitz, Judith Source: Journal of Geophysical Research D: Atmospheres, 103, D10, May 27 1998, p 11251-11261
Scientific understanding of climate by its own nature of data collection and hypothesis testing meets the criteria of following the scientific method. As stated before a model is a representation of an existing body of already present scientific data. Greenhouse gases, surface albedo, landscape usage, etc they have all be studied following the scientific method. Thus a model is a portrayal of the empirical data collected from a number of experiments. A model itself can be tested from actual measurements to determine its projections are accurate. If a model predictions fall outside a confidence interval with p values greater than 0.05 at a specific data point or series of data points then it is significantly different from a data set. Thus it can falsified or at least can be said the model doesn't incorporate enough aspects to be able to accurately predict a phenomena.
I've more than thoroughly addressed how climate science is science and follows the scientific method, with empirical data collection and experiments with a null hypothesis. If you disagree there isn't much I can do to convince you...... I'll let others judge my argument
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Another reason for banning him (from the DeSmog point of view) is that he's clearly the only one who, up to now, has posted on this thread and has the faintest clue about the nature of science. He made a valid point, and all any of you can do is obfuscate and evade.
Bah! Humbug!
What exactly has he written that shows any understanding of science, Zog? Quote examples and explain their relevence.
The guy is a political blogger from North Dakota and has learned some argumentative techniques, but not well enough, so he has to resort to straight personal insults.
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Exposure Modes | Aperture-Priority, Automatic, Bulb, Depth-Of-Field, E-TTL II Program Flash, Manual, Program, Shutter-Priority |
Light Sensitivity | ISO 100-3200, ISO 12800, ISO 6400, ISO auto (100-3200) |
Light Sensitivity Max | 12800 |
Camera Flash | |
Flash Type | Pop-up Flash |
Red Eye Reduction | Yes |
Camera Flash Features | AF Illuminator, Auto Flash, Flash +/- Compensation, flash exposure bracketing |
Flash Modes | Auto Mode, Fill-in Mode, OFF mode, Red-eye Reduction |
Memory / Storage | |
Supported Flash Memory | SD Card, SD Memory Card, SDHC Card, SDHC Memory Card |
Viewfinder | |
Viewfinder Type | Optical, Optical (Through-the-lens) |
Optical Viewfinder Type | Eye-level mirror pentaprism |
Viewfinder - Field Coverage | 95% |
Viewfinder Magnification | 0.87x |
Dioptric Correction Range | -3 to +1 |
Dimensions | |
Depth | 2.4 in. |
Height | 3.8 in. |
Width | 5.1 in. |
Weight | 16.9 Oz. |
Display | |
Display Type | LCD |
Display Rotation | Built-in |
Screen Details | LCD display - TFT active matrix - 3" - color |
Display Size | 3" |
Microphone | |
Microphone Type | Microphone - built-in - electret condenser - mono |
Microphone Operation Mode | Mono |
Connections | |
Connector Types | 1 x HDMI output, 1 x Hi-Speed USB, 1 x USB, 1 x composite video/audio output, 1 x remote control |
Expansion Slot | 1 x SD Memory Card |
System Requirements for PC Connection | |
Operating System Supported | Apple Mac OS X, MS Windows 7, MS Windows Vista, MS Windows XP |
Battery | |
Battery Form Factor | Manufacturer specific |
File Format | |
Digital Video Format | H.264, HD (High Definition), QuickTime |
Still Image Format | DCF 2.0, DPOF, EXIF 2.21, JPEG, RAW, RAW + JPEG, Raw Image |
Resolution | |
Max Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Environmental Parameters | |
Min Operating Temperature | 0 °C |
Max Operating Temperature | 40 °C |
Other Features | |
Additional Features | AE/FE Lock, AF Lock, Auto Lighting Optimizer, Auto Power Save, Brightness Control, Built-In Speaker, DPOF Support, Depth-Of-Field Preview Button, Digital Image Rotation, Digital Noise Reduction, Direct Print, Dust Delete Data System, Face Detection, HDMI, Highlight Point Display, Highlight Tone Priority, Histogram Display, Image Stabilization, Interchangeable Lenses, LCD Live View Mode, Mirror Lock, Motion Detection, Orientation Detection, PictBridge Support, RGB Primary Color Filter, Red-eye Correction, Remote Live View, USB 2.0 Compatibility |
Face Detection | Yes |
Miscellaneous | |
Shooting Programs | Close-up, Landscape, Night portrait, Portrait mode, Sports mode |
Special Effects | Faithful, Landscape, Monochrome, Neutral, Portrait |
White Balance | Auto, Cloudy (Preset), Daylight / Sunny (Preset), Flash (Preset), Fluorescent (Preset), Manual, Shade (Preset), Tungsten (Preset) |
Continuous Shooting Speed | 3.4 frames per second |
Fast performance; very nice photo quality; HD video capture.
Annoying viewfinder; video capture is its only better-than-basic feature.
"A solid, slightly better-than-basic dSLR, the Canon EOS Rebel T1i delivers photo quality and performance that adequately compensates for most of its annoyances."
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This is a very good camera but if you are moving up from the point and shoot realm, you'll have to get used to shooting in a very different way. I wasn't expecting such a change, and that threw me at first.
When I decided to move up from the point and shoots I've been using, I did a lot of research and narrowed it down to a few Canons and a few Nikons. I decided on the T1i because the kit I bought included an 18mm to 200mm IS lens. The length of this lens gives me almost as much "zoom" as my former P&S, and I like to be able to get close to things that I can't get to physically--across water, up in trees, etc. I do love this lens but it is heavy in comparison to the standard 18mm to 55mm kit lens. Luckily I have a tripod to use for evening and night shots. There is no way to hand-hold this lens when the exposure ends up being almost a second or more.
I had been used to framing shots with the LCD screen, which you can do on the T1i, but it's not quite as easy as it was on a point and shoot--and it eats up a LOT of battery power. So I had to begin using the viewfinder--which I hated at first, but I soon began to see its advantages, and now I like shooting that way.
Even though I was used to using the manual setting on my P&S, I had to take the time to really learn about exposure, aperture, ISO, f-stops, etc., in order to really take advantage of what this camera offers.
Initially I shot completely in Auto mode. The photos came out okay, but the colors were very, very pale and disappointing. Even when I tried to use the "picture modes", I was disappointed. With some research on the net, I found that there are ways to set up custom color options. The Canon manual is very WEAK in terms of teaching you about this. I HIGHLY suggest getting "Dave Busch's Canon EOS Rebel T1i/500D" to help you learn how to set up your own color choices.
The Busch book also helped me to understand the functioning of different types of lenses and to understand the various ways one can change ISO, f-stops, etc.
If you use the LCD to review your shots, you may need to do some test runs before you can get the LCD to accurately display the shots. I had taken some shots of sunflowers, and on the LCD, they looked underexposed, so I used the exposure compensation feature and increased them about a third or up higher. When I saw the actual shots after I uploaded them to my computer, the shots that looked underexposed on the LCD were actually correctly exposed, and the ones I increased were now overexposed. So I adjusted the brightness of the lcd up a bit and things now seem pretty accurate.
When I've gotten things right, I've taken some shots that really surprised me in their quality.
In conclusion, I would say that I am very happy with this camera, but the learning curve was higher than what I had been expecting to experience. At first I was frustrated, but with some more reading and with some helpful videos I found on Youtube, I have come to begin to really enjoy this camera.
I love this camera. However, the lenses sold in this kit are not digital they are analog, and can not be used with the video. I am still not quite sure what the difference is. So you have to purchase other lenses to take videos. Analog lenses are used for SLR cameras, not DSLR. They can be used with the DSLR, just not with certain features, like video. Also, lenses are not Canon Lenses, they are a cheaper brand. The live LCD is nice, but can only be used in certain settings, which if you don't know how to use those settings doesn't do you much good. Doesn't not work in Automatic mode. That was dissappointing. The large memory card is nice, but doesn't work in older computers.(HP Media Edition with Windows XP) I don't believe this Camera and Kit are the cheapest way to go. May want to check out different avenues. You get a lot of stuff, but not neccessarily needed or useful. I probably should have returened it, but was going on vacation and needed the camer to take pictures of the grandbabies. The camera is what I was looking for, I just need to get more lenses and learn more about the camera. I think it is going to be great, can't wait to start enjoying it.
As a DSLR that takes wonderfully expected images like all modern day DSLRs do and as one of the very few (currently, but we'll be seeing more) DSLRs that record full resolution HD video (1080 & 720) at the moment, it's a clear 5/5. After all, this is one of Canon's lowest trim DSLRs and it already offers 15 megapixels and HD recording.
But then all of those goodies have been beaten to death in reviews everywhere, so I thought I'll just detail some notes on hands-on experience using VIDEO on this bad boy (firmware 1.0.9). It's quite a new thing with DSLRs and some buyers (new DSLR owners and repeats!) might not be too sure what to expect.
- don't expect HD video quality matching HD video dedicated recorders. There will be the "jello" effect (that is actually the Internet technical term for it!) if you pan too fast. And just don't move too fast (you & subject) since at full 1080, it's only 20FPS, not quite up to specs to avoid choppy video when speed's involved (720 has 30FPS). Dynamic exposure is quite slow and sometimes off.
- manual focus seems like the only real usable method of focusing. Not only does the Liveview contrast detecting focusing really slow, it makes a ton of noise (recorded!) and for a LONG time (back and forth) even on a quick focusing USM lens like the 24-70L. Unless you want to give the viewers a bit of nausea, manual focusing gets you there much faster (and remember manual focusing by eye on the fab screen is fine since the output is not 15MP still image but 1080px in height video, i.e. precision doesn't need to be super exact). One last IMPORTANT point on auto focusing, if you try focusing on something dark where the camera needs more light to be able to find focus, the lens will automatically open the aperture so the camera can see. But then, that means while it is focusing, the video will suddenly become crazily overexposed. No joke. It's a lot like spot metering a backlit object where everything not dark will overexpose.
- the mono sound isn't too bad, a lot like video on a point and shoot/prosumer camera. It's sure no competition to an actual HD video recorder, but hey it does the job more alright than I thought.
- zooming the lens while you shoot does make a sliding sound in your video, depending on how smooth the zoom is on your lens of course. And don't even think about clicking any buttons or turning the wheel. The sound proofing for the on-body controls is quite crap. But then there's really not much you have to/can change on the camera while you're shooting anyways.
- I'm not sure what others are reporting (looking at the other reviews), I have an 8GB PQI class2 SDHC and it hasn't failed in writing speed to lose video bits yet.
- It's actually quite fun.
I know most of my notes are rather negative (point is to inform, right), but to be honest, HD video, especially on a DSLR with interchangeable lenses is really fun. Just think fisheyes! Telephotos! Super narrow depth of field! Tilt-shift lenses! And it's really something when you watch the videos, captured by a PHOTO CAMERA, on your computer monitor and find that at 100%, it's bigger than your screen.. fullscreening the video actually shrinks the video window. Hm.
So maybe it seems like this is just HD slapped on a DLSR for marketing and fuel for the whole gimmick-why-video-on-a-DLSR whine, but really, it's a sign for things to come. Future gens of these love machines will surely be refined due to competition and at the end of it all, we win.
I have been a photographer for 30 years working with 35mm, 4x5, 8x10 and digital. I just upgraded from an 8 mp Canon XT. And I am very pleased with the improvements on the T1i. I can use my remote shooting window again! - as the old Rebel was not compatible with 64 bit systems. I have used Canon equipment since my first SLR - an ftb in 1975 - and have never had and complaints. The larger preview / menus screen is a real plus, as well as the added flexibility. I don't use video so that's not a concern. As far as people complaining about lenses, I don't get that one, I don't think the naked eye can tell the difference.
This was my first purchase for a DSLR camera. I believe I made an excellent choice. The camera is easy to use and takes excellent pictures. Of course the camera is only as good as the person taking the pictures. The basic kit lense that comes with it is great for starting out but you will be buying a new lense that gets a better zoom. True you get a 15.1 megapixel camera, but really a 10-12 megapixel camera is going to take just as good pictures. Don't let the megapixel count be your only decision in buying a DSLR. The HD video recording is a nice touch. The 1080i only records at 20fps, so the camera has too be quite still to get it perfect. But if it is the recording is flawless. You will find yourself using the 720p at 30fps which takes excellent recordings. I spent a good 2 weeks reading online courses and videos on this camera and on DSLR's in general before actual trying to take some pictures. Let me tell you that the people that I have shown the pictures to have said that I should start a photography shop. You will probably narrow your search down between a Canon or Nikon camera. I hear pro's and con's for both. Both are excellent cameras as I spent about a month researching both. Why I chose the Canon? Just because that I wanted the recording feature. I almost just flipped a coin. I'm sure if I chose a Nikon I would be just as happy. Spend your time choosing what DSLR will fit best for you and then go for it. Learn all you can about Shutter, ISO, Aperture and you will take some fantastic photos.


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