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Canon EOS Rebel T3i – It is a pretty powerful package that is a couple years old and has been replaced by the Canon T4i (itself about to be replaced). We originally bought the Rebel Xsi version of this T3i Kit. From there we upgraded the T3i Body and kept the lenses. The Canon T3i does have a cropped sensor (not full frame) but for the apprentice level it more than meets my requirements. For video recording its LCD is able to rotate out and reverse in order to see the shot while recording, I find this extremely helpful.
Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di-II LD SP Aspherical (IF) Zoom Lens – I decided on this mainly due to the lens it was going to replace (18-55mm) and the significant improvement on the F Stop (constant 2.8 through the Lens' range; lower is better). The Tamron AF 17-50mm is a massive improvement over the kit lens and we're extremely happy with having selected this lens.
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens – The Canon 50mm or "Nifty 50" as it is called is an excellent portrait lens. Since it is a "prime" lens (no zoom) it is exceptionally fast and comes with a great F stop.
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Lens – just the kit lens from the original kit purchase.
Neewer 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable Video Light – The Neewer CN-160 is an excellent option to provide a significant light boost for better lighting during video creation. The throw on this light is quite a bit and the dim feature helps afford a great dial in of light level.
Canon Remote Switch RS 60 E3 – The Canon RS60 allows for a bit of remote start and stop of video without messing with the camera itself and prevents any vibration "hitting the button" might create.
LensPen NLP-1 – The LensPen serves to tidy up the lenses after a bit of use.
Tripod – Everyone needs a good Tripod! Get a fairly tall one for versatility- especially if you're a bit taller than average!
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The UNPROCESSED research and professional papers of historian (Charles) Page Smith, member of the History Department faculty University of California, Los Angeles (1952-1964); won the 1963 Bancroft Prize for his biography of John Adams.
Historian (Charles) Page Smith was born on Septermber 16, 1917 in Baltimore, Maryland; B.A. Dartmouth College (1940); Ph.D. Harvard University (1951) under the direction of Samuel Eliot Morison. Assistant professor of history at the University of California, Los Angeles (1952); associate professor (1956); professor (1963). In 1964 Smith left UCLA to become the founding Provost of Cowell College, University of California, Santa Cruz and resigned from the university in 1973. In 1963 he won the Bancroft Prize for his 1962 biography of John Adams. Smith died on August 28, 1995 in Santa Cruz, California.
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The problem with that theory is in assuming that the total amount of force absorbed by the knee over a period of time is what determines damage to the knee. I disagree since that assumption doesn't work in any other cases.
If I applied that thought pattern to other scenarios, it would be absurd to even consider it valid.
Its like saying "getting shot with 1000 bb's from a Red Ryder gun has the same amount of force as being shot one time with a 7MM-08 rifle."
Fact is, the red ryder would have a different effect even with the same sum of energy delivered. With that, you'd have a bunch of welts, bruises and maybe a few minor cuts and pellets imbedded in you. Yet with a 7mm-08 you'd likely have a 5" exit wound.
Or maybe a less extreme example, it's like saying "one hit with a paintball traveling 750 fps is equivalent to getting hit with 3 paintballs from 3 different guns at the same time hitting the same place on your body while traveling @ 250 fps"...hardly the case at all if you have ever played the game. I'd take 3 simulataneous shots @ 250 fps way before I take one @ 750 fps.
Besides that, running doesn't hurt my knees, it hurts my ankles and hips. And who runs barefoot anyways?
Anytime I have ran regularly, I have had a torn meniscus within a year. I'm probably running wrong.... :/
Something else to consider is the angle in which people's joints are joined together. I think of pigeon tow and slew foots if that makes any sense.
I'm not suggesting that running is damaging to the knee but I just dont think the way these scientists came to their conclusion was a logical one. There are holes in it which means I can't take it to the bank.
i sprint barefoot- hell i do everything barefoot if i can get away with it...deads and squats included!
but either way I completely agree with everything you said above....that logic about the same amount of force being applied over so many years is absurd and just simply wrong
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HTC Sync and 64 Bit windows
I had some issues with two of my laptops getting the HTC Sync and DNA drivers working.
I had to set them to 'Compatibility mode' (right click sync icon, properties, run compatable win7 which simulates 32 bit)
I was able to install and run with no problems on my 32bit desktop so I suspect it was the 64bit installation.
It all works on all three now.. maybe it's my setup but if someone has some problems and have 64 bit win7/8 try this. - 11-23-2012, 07:04 PM #2
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I am not USING HTC Sync, but I did install it without issue on my Windows 7 64 bit PC. It opens fine when I connect my phone to the PC, so I don't think it has any issues that I can see ..
- 11-23-2012, 07:17 PM Thread Author #3
Re: HTC Sync and 64 Bit windows
I only loaded Sync to get the drivers installed, I use a file manager to xfer the files, the phone would show but the permissions were not correct and would not allow me to copy files to the phone file system...
Re: HTC Sync and 64 Bit windows
I didn't use any file manager, just did a normal Windows install of the .exe file ..
- 11-24-2012, 06:56 AM Thread Author #5
Re: HTC Sync and 64 Bit windows
Sorry I wasn't clear, I installed the .exe fine, got the dirvers loaded..
You DID use a file manager if you xfered any data (pic/docs/music etc) from your computer to the phone be it 'explorer' or what not.
Since all laptop/desktop configs vary I've seen this type of , works for me not for you way too often, too many variables.
My post resolved my config, if it helps someone else so much the better if not then it all goes in the bit bucket. - 12-09-2012, 08:07 AM #6
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should I reinstall sync after switching over to run compat, because I installed everything, then removed the drivers. phone is still not being picked up, in adb devices
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Anyone here upgrade from the HTC Rezound and use the same Sim card from Rezound in the S3. I know it comes with a new SIM card, but was wondering if I can use the same one that is in my Rezound.
Anyone here upgrade from the HTC Rezound and use the same Sim card from Rezound in the S3. I know it comes with a new SIM card, but was wondering if I can use the same one that is in my Rezound.
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Yes u can u use the old one from the rezound if its the micro simOriginally Posted by cybertec69
The S3 uses a micro SIM. The Rezound uses a standard SIM. You'll have to cut the the standard SIM to make it fit in the S3's micro SIM slot. Using something like this cutter is the easiest way. It also comes with adapters to use a micro SIM in a standard SIM slot if you to go back to the Rezound (or get a different phone that takes the standard size).
Using the same SIM card is much easier because your account is already activated on it. And SIM cards are designed so that you can pop them in and out of different phones and use the phones easily. As long as your SIM card is the proper size for the phone, it should work in any Verizon LTE device.
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The thing is my S3 will be here within the next few hours. Can I cut my Rezound SIM myself without the tool.
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It should have a micro-sim in the box (most likely). You should be able to activate it via your account online or just call VZW and have them activate it. Then go online and find a micro-sim adapater for $3 and if you ever switch back, just use that so you don't have to switch sim's again!
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Just got mine an hour ago, there was a new sim in the "getting started" book. Im Coming from a phone with a full size sim.
I know the S3 comes with a new micro SIM, but after hearing all the nightmares about people losing their unlimited data by activating the S3 "I know Verizon will fix it, but why go through the hassle" with the new micro SIM, I figured why not just swap my existing SIM which is already activated on my account and just pop it in the S3, and like this I can just swap phones for different situations. By the way my Fedex guy is probably sleeping somewhere, hehe.
Fair enough, my activation was smooth and I still have unlimited. Your gonna like the phone. My fed ex guy was here around 10, I wasn't going to shower or s#@t until he arrived. EnjoyOriginally Posted by cybertec69
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Its the fact that a lot of people already see America as doing that which got us into this mess in the first place.
HALEY BARBOUR, Mississippi's governor and presumptive Republican presidential candidate, recently asked what the mission is in Afghanistan, and posited that Republicans have to support cuts to defence spending if anyone is going to take their promises of fiscal responsibility seriously. Joe Klein notes that this may be the first defining split of the Republican campaign: between Republicans such as Mr Barbour and Ron Paul, who argue for cutting defence spending; and others such as Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, who, as Ben Smith writes, have previously backed the Heritage Foundation's "4 Percent for Freedom" initiative, which would actually increase defence spending. (This is to say nothing of John Bolton, who wants us to "secure Tripoli's port" and frets that "we have precious few military assets in the Mediterranean". Though it's worth noting that Intrade currently rates Mr Bolton's chances of winning the nomination as equal to Clarence Thomas's and Dick Cheney's, and, presumably, the Easter Bunny's).
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Its the fact that a lot of people already see America as doing that which got us into this mess in the first place.
Its the fact that a lot of people already see America as doing that which got us into this mess in the first place.
Doug, the problem in California is that term limits have resulted in lobbyists writing legislation (effectively including the budget). And the result has not been pretty.
I suspect that what RR had in mind was a committee of experts doing the budgeting. The difficulty being, obviously, deciding who counts as an expert for this purpose. No chance of getting much agreement there.
The only way to prevent the spending is to limit the supply of funds
Lex, didn't the course of the previous administration demonstrate pretty convincingly that limiting the supply of funds does nothing at all to limit spending? All it does is increase the size of the deficit.
"The cost-savings measures of Obamacare consist entirely of spending more money now - and then waiting for magical savings later. It doesn't take a student of such matters to know that while the spending always comes, the savings rarely, if ever, do."
Spending now with the hope of saving later is what is known in the economic world as "investing". This is the thing I hate about die-hard "cut it all" right-wing ideology. There is also such a thing as wise investment, and you can make the argument that the goverment misses the mark occasionally, but in certain cases it is a no-brainer, as in:
If you provide preventative medicine now instead of acute care in the emergency rooms later, you spend now and save later.
If you provide adequate prenatal care to expectant mothers instead of neonatal care for their underweight and developmentally disabled offspring, you spend now and save later.
If you improve the health of your populace, you spend now and save later.
Obamacare is not perfect, but INDEPENDANT analysis pretty universally forcasts significant overall savings - thus, it is a fiscally responsible bill, something I have not seen out of a republican administration in quite a long time.
From the photo, it looks as if someone needs to propose to Mr. Barbour to cut his appetite for the food trough as well. He wants to cut defense spending for what in particular? Good idea to cut defense spending Mr. Barbour, but your other qualities are odious and I can't see how this guy is a manistream candidate, even for the Republicnuts
Oh, good, RR. Another case for majoritarian anxiety. Query: How many non-white, non-southern, non-Christian and/or female presidents would we have to have in a row before that category's proportion of presidents was equal to its share of the population in, say, 1787? Not that that identity should be a qualification or disqualification, but I think it's the bottom threshold for having a complaint.
I question whether a white southern Christian male Republican is electable before a major realignment. Ironically, the GOP may soon learn that the only way to remain competitive for the White House is to nominate women (e.g., Palin, Bachmann), non-whites (e.g., Marco Rubio, Bobby Jindal), non-Christians (e.g., Eric Cantor, Romney sorta), or at least blue staters (e.g., Trump, Chris Christie).
RR, I've already proposed that for California which is halfway there anyhow. Laboratory of Democracy and whatnot.
What do you mean "market-based reforms" to the military-industrial complex? You don't mean privatizing any more of it, do you? That's already a huge source of corruption. The government would save a lot of money by providing us military services itself. Some services, maybe research and development and arms supplying, is better provided by contractors but most things the government is paying private companies a premium to provide, like food service and accountants (who send suitcases of cash to Afganistan) for example. They have soldiers for that who would be more accountable for their actions.
I think 2012 will be a very different election than 2008. The debt is starting to become a real issue. The economy is getting worse. The wars aren't being won. The Tea Party and Ron Paul place real pressure on Republicans to offer solutions that don't include the Federal Reserve. 2008 was the beginning of these problems, but I don't think that they had fully sunk into the national consciousness. So, I think we will start to see more comments like this one by Barbour.
The reason that neither starving nor feeding the beasts works is because the Federal government wasn't designed to effectively run most of the country.
Reform the tax code and then limit the Feds to only those responsibilities which no individual state can adequately provide for itself. That solves everything.
Neither starving the beast nor feeding the beast works. We need to kill the beast. Take budgeting power away from elected officials. Have independent committees make policy. Have single-term Congresspersons ratify or veto.
Sorry, LexHumana, I'm with Turkey Vulture on this one. The "Starve the Beast" approach has been tried, and it's failed spectacularly. Sure, voters can demand lower taxes, and do. They also demand greater services, and get them too. The beast can't be starved, even when voters get the lower taxes they crave. But that's not a vote for smaller government—it's a vote for lower taxes.
If we want changes to government spending, the citizens have to know AND feel the true cost. One of the biggest government subsidies of the past few decades has been the government subsidizing its own cost via deficit spending. That subsidy, like nearly all government subsidies, needs to be repealed. It's distorting the market and preventing consumers from making informed choices.
In other words, price signalling has been royally screwed up, and consumer (voter) behavior has been distorted right along with the price signals. Politicians are rewarded (with votes) for promising more government services and lower taxes. Hey, if my local grocery store promised me a two-for-one deal while also cutting prices 40%, I'd vote with my wallet there too! At least until the shelves ran bare.
Here's evidence: "Poll Shows Budget-Cuts Dilemma" from the Wall Street Journal. A couple of choice quotes:
In the poll, Americans across all age groups and ideologies said by large margins that it was "unacceptable'' to make significant cuts in entitlement programs in order to reduce the federal deficit. Even tea party supporters, by a nearly 2-to-1 margin, declared significant cuts to Social Security "unacceptable."
Asked directly if they thought cuts to Medicare were necessary to "significantly reduce" the deficit, 18% of respondents said yes, while 54% said no; the rest were not sure or had no opinion. On Social Security, 22% said cuts would be needed, while 49% said they weren't.
The only way to change that thinking is to bring home the cost of those services. Pointing to the deficit won't help, no matter how big it gets. We need to stop pretending the beast is only eating a can of puppy chow per day when it's actually consuming most of a heifer.
Jomiku, As long as we're still able to invent words all the time we should be fine.
I think the solution is obvious: put all the people into the military and then take what we want from the rest of the world. A population of over 230 million adults with nuclear weapons could take whatever it wants. We could be like the alien invaders in all those scifi flix, the ones who swoop in to take the water, the food, whatever the story requires.
Of course, we would then exempt the rich from serving so then we'd be solving all the problems: employment for the poor, getting rid of the various doles and government supports for unproductive people, and then only the highly compensated remaining in the private workforce (because obviously compensation means you are needed). It's like what General Turgidson says at the end of Dr. Strangelove.
Then again, as long as we keep to the values that God handed to us, whatever we do fiscally doesn't matter because God will protect and keep us. Right?
@ Turkey Vulture,
I'd agree with you if the taxpayer had any meaningful control over how their tax dollar was being spent, but history shows that the taxpayer is forced to disgorge their hard-earned dollars but has minimal input into spending decisions. The legacy of earmarks shows how easily Congress can spend money, and there are so many special interests and sacred cows out there, it is impossible for taxpayers to find any real unity on spending issues. Moreover, if we can't control how Congress spends borrowed money, how do we control how they spend money they filch from us via taxation?
The only meaningful control the taxpayer can unite on and exercise the power of the vote on is how much taxes they are forced to pay.
Maybe that is what we need in 2012: two good ole boys, Barbour and Gingrich, going at it good and hard, and put a sharper focus on national security. That concept, national security, is about as well understood by the overwhelming majority of politicians, and the people they claim to serve/represent, as, say, the mating habits of Madagascar cockroaches. No sane, reasonable American wants to be in a position where some tinpot dictator could take our lunch money. But this inordinate love, bordering on fetishism, for insanely expensive weaponry, that simply cannot be used in wars we have been fighting (mass annihilation and the like) for the last few decades, has got to stop. Producing those weapons is as expensive as it is imbecilic. Just like it was Nixon who could start a new game with the Chinese, it seems that it must be a Republican who can address this issue of what is really needed for a reliable national security. The Democrats understand that they cannot even ask that question without appearing weak, anti-American, and all the rest. Besides, they, too, enjoy their place at the trough. But that question must be dealt with, or pretty soon we'll be so broke that the weapons will be the only valuable assets worth defending - everything else will have gone to pot...
It is depressing. I know Gates is leaving, but whatever happened to this initiative from November 2010?
(Reuters) - Senator John McCain, the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said billions of dollars could be saved from the defense budget by cutting lawmakers' pet projects, known as earmarks, and fixing troubled arms programs.
McCain told a foreign policy forum on Monday that he is confident Defense Secretary Robert Gates will be able to cut $100 billion from the defense budget over the next five years to fund personnel costs and keep weapons programs on track."
Good comments thus far.
Indiscriminately cutting the defense budget would be even more harmful than the cuts to the discretionary budget the Republicans are currently proposing. We need to introduce some market-based reforms into the military-industrial complex and fix the way military appropriations are handled in Congress, perhaps with an independent commission.
*After* that happens, then we need to have a serious discussion about what kind of military capability we want, why we need it, and how we're going to pay for it.
Only then do we cut defense spending; hopefully by a lot.
The fact that this comment from Barbour is hilarious; you won't find a more cynical political insider in the GOP race. It proves that everyone in Washington *already knows what needs to be done* and the only thing holding them back is politics.
With all the talk of cutting fraud and waste, what of the Pentagon that continues to do business with multiple contractors and companies that have actually *defrauded* it in the past? If my company found out that I had contracted services through multiple vendors that had defrauded us in the past, I would probably be fired.
In the Pentagon, you get a nice federal retirment package and then go work for the same fraudsters for 6+ figures.


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What do you think the odds are that "Honor Flight" gets a nod?
Steve James also made "The Interrupters" another fine doc that got no nomination for the Academy. So the answer is no, this movie is not in the mix, because it was made by Steve James and probably has black people in it. The Academy doesn't like that.


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