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"Winds of Change" Interactive, Educational CD-ROM [2001WOC]
"Winds of Change" CD - is an interactive educational CD-ROM designed as a science curriculum resource for middle school teachers. The CD focuses on the topics of oceans, weather, and the earth's atmosphere. ...
Aquarius - Mobile Mission Information [NASA_JPL_APP_Aquarius]
NASA's Aquarius is a satellite mission of exploration and discovery that will measure salinity – the concentration of dissolved salt – at the ocean surface, a key missing variable in satellite observations ...
Circle the Earth - Explore Surface Types on a Journey around Earth [MY_NASA_DATA_CE]
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Cold, Clouds, and Snowflakes [MY_NASA_DATA_CCS]
The purpose of this lesson plan is to use satellite data to explore the relationship between the amount of water vapor and the temperature of clouds, as well as snowflake shapes and cloud temperature.
Comparison of Snow Cover on Different Continents [MY_NASA_DATA_CSC]
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Coral Bleaching in the Caribbean [MY_NASA_DATA_CBC]
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How Does the Earth's Energy Budget Relate to Polar Ice? [MY_NASA_DATA_ENERGY_BUDGET]
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GLOBE's Atmosphere Education Activities [GLOBE_ATMOSPHERE_ACTIVITY]
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Botany through Web 2.0, the Memex and Social Learning [Bot_2.0]
The NSF-funded Bot 2.0 project is an innovative technological approach to retaining student interest in the biological and botanical sciences and addresses the lack of diversity in the student population ...
Into the Arctic: Information and Educational Activities for Studying Climate [01-Into_to_Arctic_CD-ROM-01]
Through 3,000 meters of ice, a history of the world's climate was discovered in Greenland. Beginning in 1993 scientists from all over the world participated in a project that brought this environmental ...
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The Climate TimeLine Information Tool: "Exploring Weather & Climate Change Through the Powers of 10" [NCDC_CLIMATE_TIMELINE]
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State of the Cryosphere; An Educational Site about the Earth's Changing Snow and Ice Masses [01-NSIDC_Cryosphere-00]
The Cryospheric regions, or regions where water is found in solid form, are among the most sensitive to temperature change. Average temperatures in snow and ice-covered areas typically remain below ...
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Ground Water Basics,USEPA [USEPA_GWB]
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Climate Discovery Teacher's Guide [ClimateDiscovery]
Climate Discovery Teacher's Guide This teacher's guide was produced by the National Center for Atmospheric Research as a companion to the Climate Discovery exhibit at our Boulder, Colorado laboratory. ...
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The EPA Explorers' Club for Kids: Ask EPA [Ask_EPA]
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A Tour of the Cryosphere [SVS_CRYOSPHERE]
The cryosphere consists of those parts of the Earth's surface where water is found in solid form, including areas of snow, sea ice, glaciers, permafrost, ice sheets, and icebergs. In these regions, ...
Satellite Physical Oceanography Educators Package [2001edupackage]
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GEON: The Geosciences Network [GEON]
The Geosciences Network (GEON) portal provides access to geoscience data and tools. The portal accommodates national and international research activities. Recognizing this potential, the U.S. Geological ...
The GLOBE Program Archive of Environmental Data and Resources for Students and Teachers [GLOBE_Archive-00]
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Prairie to Mountain Explorer (PTME) Online [PTME_CD-ROM]
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National Phenology Network Education Clearinghouse [NPN_EDUCATION_CLEARINGHOUSE]
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Great Lakes Weather and Climate Learning Activity [SSEC_SOSE_GLWX]
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Project 3D-View: Virtual Interactive Environmental Worlds [NASA_3D_VIEW]
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Burning Desires : Roman Heart, Leo Giamani
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Roman Heart and Leo Giamani join forces for a romantic romp in their tub of love. Bathed in candlelight and fueled with sparkling champagne, the two men engage in a heavy suck and fuck whirlpool of manlove. Roman dives onto Leo's thick dick and hearty meatballs, greedily feeding himself before Leo returns the favor and starts to fellate his horny playmate. Then Leo fucks Roman up the ass, working with fervor as his balls swing back and forth. Roman sits on top of Leo's hefty flagpole and rides him hard, sighing with every slide up and down. Leo continues to screw Roman even more as he lays on his back. Choking his dick and beating off, Roman finally unloads and shoots his wad across his belly. Leo follows and blasts his cream onto Roman -- their milky deposits commingling. The lovers snuggle, spooning and kissing, exhausted and totally satisfied.
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National Waterways Museum
National Waterways Museum
South Pier Road
Ellesmere Port
0151 355 5017
0151 355 4079
At the National Waterways museum at Ellesmere Port we bring Britain's canal history back to life. Come and explore the exhibitions in the historic dock complex and experience life aboard our collection of canal and river craft.
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The entire collection of this museum is a Designated Collection of national importance.
This collection includes objects painted by boatmen, costumes worn by boating families, waterways souvenirs, along with photographic and archive material – The British Waterways Archive is included within this award for Designation.
The collection includes over 5,000 objects ranging from large boats to canal company buttons. They all help us to tell the story of canals and the people who worked on them. Many of the objects are on display at the museum whilst the rest are kept in store in our reserve collection.
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Science and Technology, Maritime, Land Transport, Inland Waterways, Decorative and Applied Art, Archives
Key artists and exhibits
- Designated Collection
Ellesmere Port "Then and Now" Exhibition
- 5 March — 29 April 2014 *on now
An exhibition looking at the history of Ellesmere Port.
Rob Pointon Painting Exhibition
- 5 March — 29 April 2014 *on now
A wide and varied collection including some of Rob's Year of the Boat paintings together with other work.
How to Paint your Boat - Painting Course with Phil Speight
- 15 — 16 March 2014
Renowned signwriter and traditional canal boat painter Phil Speight is running a weekend course on the dos and don'ts of painting your boat, where you can gain valuable practical knowledge and a grasp of the historical significance of boat decoration.
2 Day course £95 per person with a maximum of 20 people attending. Book in person at the Museum reception or call 0151 355 5017
Waterways Craft Group
- 16 March 2014
This lively group meets the third Sunday of the month (with the odd exception) on the first floor of the Island Warehouse, to demonstrate the traditional crafts of the inland waterways. Crafts demonstrated include boatman's belt embroidery, bonnet making, cabin crochet, canal ware painting, rag rugging and patchwork.
Boat Trip from Ellesmere Port to Chester
- 17 April 2014 9:30am-6pm
Set off from the museum on our trip boat Centaur at 9:30 and travel along the Shropshire Union Canal at a leisurely pace. Arrive in Chester at approximately 1pm for an hour and a half lunch break and then either make your own way back to Ellesmere Port or join us for the return trip which would arrive back at the Museum at approximately 18:00. Tickets on sale from 1st March 2014 can be booked in person at the Museum reception or call 0151 355 5017.
Suitable for
- Any age
Ticket prices to be confirmed, please call 0151 355 5017 for updated details.
Creative Writing with Laura Harris
- 17 April 2014 1-3pm
- 24 April 2014 1-3pm
Creative Writing with Laura Harris – free sessions.
To register interest contact Museum by visiting reception or calling 0151 355 5017
Sea Shanty Festival
- 18 — 20 April 2014
Sea Shanty Festival at Ellesmere Port.
Waterways Craft Group
- 18 — 21 April 2014
Waterways Craft Group at Ellesmere Port.
Easter Boat Gathering
- 18 — 21 April 2014
Easter Boat Gathering at Ellesmere Port.
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Written on: 09/02/2012 by LKWS (1 review written)
After using superpoints and superdomes, i was looking for a good all rounder, points loosing their accuracy quickly and domes not causing enough on impact. I decided to purchase a sample pack of 10 different pellets, varying from accupell, wasp, supers and magnums.I was looking for consistancy, accuracy and impact damage. These Pellets did not dissapoint, i was using a Hatsan MOD 85x with a silencer attached, i figured this heavier pellet would slow after firing and create a dent into to block… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/10/2011 by Kimm742 (59 reviews written)
My local gunshop were out of my usual RWS Superfield, didn't have any Superdomes either, so I thought I'd give these a try. Having got over the initial cost (ouch) I saw the little sticker on the bottom of the tin saying "5.51 mm Made in Czech Republik". Opened the tin, and was amazed. Every single pellet was absolutely perfect and flawlessly manufactured- total symmetry and not a micron of visual run-out anywhere. Quite a plain pellet, in a classic domed-head shape, and every pellet… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/07/2011 by Pupp (1 review written)
I've just bought a tin for shooting rabbits and pigeons and found they are the best pellets for my Webley Raider 10. They cost me £10:95 for a tin of 500 but they worth every penny and there the only pellet i will be using for a very long time.... 10/10… Read Full Review
Written on: 31/03/2010 by zzA1EXzz (4 reviews written)
great high grade pellets i was using RWS Superpoint Pellets .22 and had been for a a year mainly because they were supplied at my local gun shop (fine pelits good for killing small game and bairds but lack of punch) but i like to shop around and after some research i found that AA (air arms) pellets (.22) though expencive were the best on the market and ment to be the leading pellet in the world i would thoroughly have to agree they have great accuracy and hell do they carry power (i shot my… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/03/2010
having read other reviwers comments i bought a tin at £10.99 not cheap from the net out of 500, 109 are deformed mainly around the skirt and are totaly unusable, in short nice tin ,shame about the contents… Read Full Review
Written on: 03/02/2010
I Recently purchased a Bsa Scorpion T-10 tactical, From The county house in newcastle!(which i must say after visiting 4 or 5 different gunshops i would not go any were else as the advice help and patience of the place and fair price is unbeatable or machable anyware else !) Any way shooting from 30 yards from inside to out with Milboro jets i was getting a 5 pence grouping, and slightly smaller with Acupells now made by webley, my mate had a hatsan at44 with the air arm, he took 10 shots… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/08/2009 by FXquinton (15 reviews written)
The Air Arms Field .22 ALL bent out of shape. very expenive for what you get slow and inaccurate
(may have been a dud tin)…
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Written on: 15/07/2009
I own a HW97k 0.22, I have a lot of pellets and found that at 30+ yards, the pellets was pulling left then right, At first I thought it was the sights, I set the sights up with every pellet.
Then I came across Air arms 0.22, without a shadow of doubt the best on the market. At 30+ yards I was hitting a 5 pence piece, perfect for any 0.22 gun…
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Written on: 14/07/2009 by D Makings (2 reviews written)
I haeve a BSA T10 .22 , I tried 7 different makes but the AA Field are far and away the best , being soft they have a good impact and stopping power on rabbits , rats , crows , squirrels and pigeon. I have not found a better pellet, in fact I have stopped trying… Read Full Review
Written on: 31/03/2010
i agre with this these pelelll
Written on: 22/03/2009 by northwestmess (1 review written)
I purchased a bsa xl tactical springer about 9 months ago. and I was advised that the rifle loves RWS superdomes. accuracy up to 30yrds spot on! anything after that then i might as well have a shotgun, because the groupings were random at best. I put this down to my shooting and the fact the rifle is a carbine. Until at the plinking range some guy gave me a handful of air arms field, I could now start hitting spinners 40 yrds plus which is miraculous for me! So needless to say I've switched… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/12/2008 by DavidCSmith (1 review written)
I bought a tin of these in 5.52, along with Bisley Magnums when I first got my Daystate X2 0.22. A pure chance that I got them - its' what the shop had in stock.
i then bought a Pellpax selection set (32 different types of pellets, 10 of each) with a view to finding the best for my gun.
I found anything not dome head doesn't load into the magazine very well and some positively jammed or failed to load into the breech at all. I think it's the O Ring retainer in the magazine that's the…
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Written on: 15/10/2008 by matadoor (1 review written)
After months and a lot of expence i was pleased to find these were a spot on slug in all of my guns, great out to 50 yards plus! These pellets are very good in all sorts of guns! They could be a bit cheaper though… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/10/2008 by Crom1971 (12 reviews written)
I have an Air Arms S200 and i tried at minimum a dozen different brands of pellet, so i bought these at 5.51 size and they are amazing. if you own an S200 try these they are the best i have tried… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/04/2008 by BIGHUTCHIE (1 review written)
good pellet i have killed rats, rabbits and pheasant… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/10/2007 by Steve22calibre (9 reviews written)
Can I preface matters with the obvious. No 2 guns are the same & what works well in mine may not work so well with yours. However, I commend to you both the Air Arms Field & Hunter pellets & recommend you give them a try.
Most of you will have tried or at least be familiar with the Crosman Accupel & I will refer to them for comparative purposes, because if ever there was an industry standard for weight, shape, consistency & a compatibility to work well in most guns, the Accupel is it. However…
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Written on: 26/10/2007
i strongly agree with you. they are a fantastic pellet and that is all i use in my gun now after trying accupell and smk pellets. you hit the nail on the head with that review. they are the best for hunting and target. i won't use anything else. again great review keep it up.
Written on: 03/08/2010
I found this review very helpful because.it has confirmed my choice of my next pellet.I have been using Falcon Accuracy Plus whch are pretty good and RWS Superpoint,slightly better but on having over penetration on the rat population i feel that safety and clean kills are most important.Will post a review later.By the way my rifle is a Falcon FN12 Raptor. Brian.
Written on: 28/09/2009
I found this review very helpful because my experience it is right on the nail. Most refreshing to read a real educational review by someone who knows what they're talking about. Very professional!
Written on: 27/08/2009
I found this review very helpful because... you spoke about everything nothin was left out! nice review and i also find the AA's to be the best. In my rifle the crossmans are loose and slide down about 1cm into the barrel! dont use them now.
Written on: 10/11/2008
I found this review helpful because...i try these out and fully agree ,on all you have said,thanks,
Written on: 01/09/2007 by saintlysimon (15 reviews written)
Having tried many different pellets, probably over 10 different brands, and put all different brands through the same target grouping checking before hunting vermin, these pellets are always my choice time after time.
I would advise anyone to add some power pell pellet lube, it seems to just add to the overall effect.
I use an AirArms 400 and 410 as my choice weapons…
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Written on: 15/06/2007 by a1gunner (8 reviews written)
Good all round pellet.
I have an Air Arms s410 and no pellet works better in the magazine. They can hit drawing pins at 30 yards no problem so you can bet all your money they are accurate.
They deform to the size of a 5 pence piece when hitting hard objects so there is less chance of them damaging or "bouncing" off objects. I use them for head shots on rabbits and are perfect for the job. I have also shot rooks/crows/magpies with them too…
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Written on: 12/05/2007 by jamie Mac (1 review written)
Overall i find these pellets very good for head shots on rabbits… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/04/2007 by s200 (5 reviews written)
I own a AA S200 which i found to be very pellet fussy with loading with a magazine, I've tried a lot of pellets in the past but nothing comes close to these, they are extremely well made, very very accurate, and consistent. I've taken out rabbits at 50 yards with head shots and the down range impact they make is very impressive.
All in all you will not find a better pellet that out performs all aspects of which you want out of your ammo, well recommended, happy shooting…
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Written on: 13/01/2007 by Accuracy (6 reviews written)
Until now I have used Crosman powerpells and have to say I much prefer the Air Arms.
I compared the two and the Air Arms pellets just drop into the magazine whereas I find the powerpells a bit of a tight squeeze. I fired them at 35 yards and can get the Air Arms through the same hole. I then tried to get the powerpells through the same hole and found that they hit just below the pellet hole and are less consistent.
I think that the Air Arms are definitely the best and are good value for…
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Written on: 11/12/2006 by Druid 66 (6 reviews written)
I have owned AA TDR, AA S4.10, & AA S200
Also BSA Hornet and a Weihrauch HW77K.
I only buy top quality pellets. inc AA Field, Crossman Accupels, RWS Superdome, Hollowpoints or R10 wadcutters.
Without doubt the best pellet `by a country mile` for the Air Arms Air-Rifles are.............. "Guess?" ............Correct!!!......................No great surprises there then.
After all if a company like Air Arms have spent millions perfecting their Top Selling & Superb Rifles they`re hardly…
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Written on: 08/09/2006 by fishe21917 (4 reviews written)
Well these Air Arms Field .22's are the best pellets I have ever tried and trust me I've gone through absolutely everything. I've tried the vast majority of round head pellets and these definitely come up trumps for me.
Very very accurate and with my Air Arms s410 and scope I managed 6 shots in a row through a pellet sized hole at 35 yards (using a bi-pod)! I couldn't believe my eyes!
I recommend these pellets to anyone, especially those with Air Arms rifles as they seem to be a great…
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Written on: 25/11/2006
Probably one hole and 5 fliers that missed completely! LOL

Just joking.

The Air Arms Field .22 look just like the Accupels, albeit a fraction longer in size due to being a couple of grains heavier than the Accys.

I find both to be equally accurate, with the AA's being the choice for field use due to the weight / hitting power over distance.
Written on: 09/05/2006 by gtittley (1 review written)
The Air Arms Field work superbly in my .22 AA S200.
Most accurate pellet I have tried, superb tight groups... previously preferred Accupells…
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Written on: 09/05/2006
My S200 loves 'em too and they go best in my other two guns.
Written on: 25/01/2006 by BomBom101 (1 review written)
I got some Air Arms Field .22 for free with my new Logun Solo (PLEASE READ MY REVIEW) and was offered if I wanted my gun to be zeroed in with them but then that would take the fun out of it lol.
Well I had my rifle fully charged and went out to see how good they did and they still never seize to amaze me with their performance. groupings of the size of 5p at 30 yards and a number of rabbits claimed with them.
Anyway, weighing at 16 grains makes them perfectly ideal for 12 ft lbs rifle and…
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Written on: 13/01/2007

I suggest you try another gun shop because I go to "The Air Gun Centre" in Rayliegh, Essex, and they are only £5 pound, as opposed to your gun dealer at nearly £7.
Written on: 20/03/2007
You can get air arms pellets at uttings for £5.95 for 500 pellets or ten tins for £54 good review agree they are good pellets in a lot of guns. thanks
Written on: 26/01/2007
Thanks i will do, a fiver thats well cheap!
Written on: 04/10/2005 by Justice01 (2 reviews written)
I was given Air Arms Field .22 when I had my Air Arm S410 from the gun shop what a load of rubish thay are ony 1 in every 10 were not damaged or out of shap. I dont know if thay were a BAD BATCH but I will not be trying them again.
Any way of the 1's that I found to be of any good thay are a good hitting and sound shape but as there was so many bad slugs it was very hard to try and zero the scope and had to get some other brand of pellets
Like I say it may have been a bad tin…
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Written on: 20/03/2007
You must of got some bad pellets they are one of the best all around pellets
Written on: 09/01/2010
These pellets are soft and even if you drop one from 18 inch the chances are very high that you would damage the pellet beyond the point of firing.

I think you or someone may have given the tin a really hard shaking, not something you would do.
Written on: 18/08/2009
I think you have a problem with your gun or the sights.You may have incorrectly mounted the sights or just dont know how to shoot straight.do you smoke cannabis? that can swing ur pellets into outer space when all along you think they are looookin gooood!!! happy shootin
Written on: 28/08/2005 by deadeyedick (24 reviews written)
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I shot a squirrel with them. It was a lung shot because it twiched when it heard the mussle crack of my S200 ( now sorted by my Mk2 silencer, read my review).
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Re: nexus 7 charging ..
people here in other posts have said that the optimal charging pattern is to charge at about 20% and stop charging at about 80-90%.
My opinion is that you should charge it when you can and let it charge to completion. My thinking is that this device will be a total piece of crap in a lot less time than it would take to damage the battery from whatever charging pattern you use. Tablet development is going fast and furious with new stuff coming every week or two.
One thing you should apparently avoid is to let the batteries go so low that the N7 shuts down. That supposedly can cause other serious issues.
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Considering that the battery is replaceable, I wouldn't worry too much over it. Charge at night (unless like me you fall asleep holding it) and most any time during the day when you get the chance. The only thing you need worry about is weather it has the power to do what you want to do when you want to do it. Your only worry should be not getting too low, and only that because of the issues reported by some regarding low batteries and them not wanting to turn on. But I'm not even worried about that.....
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Hi - I am intrigued by the anticipated firmware update to the EOS-M that may make the AF usable. I see some people are suggesting that the current AF of the 100D is slightly better than the EOS-M. Will the firmware improve the EOS-M over the 100D? I am a little bit not very well informed about the technology but will the faster AF from the firmware update also improve video AF as well for the EOS-M?
As a side note, I was intrigued by the possibility of getting a EOS-M by price matching through Best Buy for the Frys EOS-M w/22MM STM lens for $349.90 but they interpreted the Fry's offering as a clearance sale so best they could do is knock 10% off their own price of $479. I may go to Frys only if I have an opportunity to get there by 6/27 when the sale ends. However, I am slightly nervous buying one until the firmware is firmly offered. What if the final result is less than par - I hope they don't jack up the price again. I suppose I should wait. The main thing for me is if the firmware increases the video AF then I will get the EOS-M. SHould I wait or take a look at the 100D?
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If the
bulk and weight
of the 100D isn't an issue, by all means go for 100D. It has the features of EOS M + some more (OVF). Just keep in mind that you'll not be able to match EOS M + 22mm pocketability though.
Personally, I'll go for the EOS M because I already have a DSLR when I need one. The only thing stopping me is the built-in flash I use for fill-in light. I'm still waiting for some bargain package including the 90Ex though. It'll be a good replacement for my G11.
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100D for performance, M for mini-ness and cheap. Simple choice.
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I'd recommend EOS M over 100D unless you really need certain performance from DSLR.
1. Do you have another DSLR? or 100D/EOS M will be your first
2. What's your main use case?
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I think you have to find out what do you like to do with the camera. Is it something you like to carry arround a lot and only like to use a small pocket, but you don't care that the handling is a bit slow (in Manual) and difficult because of the small buttons on the small EOS M body, then go with it.
If you like a camera you can work with nicely with a few dedicated buttons and a nice grip, a viewfinder, that is more natural to compose pictures, but don't mind carring a bigger package, then go for the 100D.
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If I had to decide:
as an additional component to a EOS-equipment I would buy the 100D. It is small, with actual level imaging technology and fits perfect to all other components. Together with a good ef-pancake lens it is small enough to be with you anywhere and every time.
As a beginner, without other DSLR-Equipment, and if the focus issues are fixed with the new firmware - I would start with the EOS-M. The bridge to the standard-EOS-system is built with the adapter, so that later expansions of the system to DSLR-niveau are possible without having a useless body at home and having spent the money in vain.
And as a lover of ancient vintage lenses I will buy a "M" for those lenses, not usable with the standard EOS-bayonett as the Leica-mount lenses or other the various Zeiss-Contax and other, colliding with the mirror or are to far from the sensor due to EF-bayonetts construction.
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100D for performance, M for mini-ness and cheap. Simple choice.
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I'm currently trying out both the SL1 and M (to use in addition to the 5D3). In most situations, the AF on the M is not nearly as bad as it has been made out to be, but if there is motion involved (even slight) sometimes it just will not lock focus (or even get close). I'm really hoping the new firmware will resolve this.
The SL1 is great all around, except that to my knowledge there's no compact ~35mm equivalent lens for it. I wish Canon would release a 22mm (or similar) EF prime. The 40mm is the lens I leave on it, but for I would prefer a wider lens for general use. I haven't used the contrast based live view AF on the SL1 in order to compare it with the M.
My wife took the SL1+40mm to a concert and loved it, and got great results. Based on what I've seen from the M's AF, I think that it would've just been frustrating to use in the same situation. One other note about the SL1 - the battery life seems to be very good - at the concert she took over 1K shots (RAW, Manual, AI Servo, No flash, no Live View, 2 second review) and the meter didn't drop at all.
I'm keeping a list of the pros/cons of each as I use them, and I plan to share it once I've used them both a bit more (and once the updated firmware is out). Assuming the improved AF doesn't disappoint, I'm almost certain the M will be replacing our S100, and the SL1 will probably find a place in the bag as well.
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An EOS M will not replace a dslr in my opinion.
I have an M, really like my M, and will no doubt like it even more tomorrow (canon jp say 27/6 fw2 release apparantly)
I will have it with me times when I won't have my SLR, so it's more a complimentary product than a competitive product.
On Saturday, weather permitting, I'm shooting some jousting (for fun hobby) the m will stay at home.
Next weds I'm being flown to london to conduct some on camera media training, so the m will probably come with me.
If I was buying one camera as my only camera, I would buy an SLR. Haven't handled or used the sl1 and so cannot rate or slate it.
You pays your money you takes your choice.
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My wife surprised me recently when she said she wanted an interchangeable lens camera... it was a toss-up between the EOS-M and 100D. In the end she preferred the 100D based on having an OVF and faster AF (to shoot tigers).
AF might well be improved on the M, but i'm not sure it will match the 100D (not using live view)...
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I'm new to this forum but here are my comparison between these two cameras.
Both are APS-C sensors and light weight bodies. For sure the EOS M is smaller, lighter, especially used with pancakes lenses.
The big advantage of the EOS M over all other reflexes is its short flange to sensor distance. Design and fabricate the proper CNC adaptor and you can fit almost all lenses produced since the earliest days of photography.
The big disadvantage of the EOS M is that Canon, for unknown reasons, have obliterated most of EOS Utilities functions (when connected to a computer), mainly :
- no remote liveview on a computer screen
- no remote focus control
- no tethered shooting
- no RAW export on the computer
Therefore, persons who intended to use this body for Stop Motion movies, nature / wildlife automatic detection or timelapse shooting, astronomy photos shall considere another body.
The 100D is lightweight though slightly heavier and bigger than the EOS M. It does not suffer the limitations on EOS Utilities and works like any other EOS body. However, it has the same flange to sensor distance as the other EOS.
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- The LB play last year was not bad, but it was not good enough. James Ross III disappeared for long stretches and while Morgan made some timely plays, none of the guys playing the two interior spots were consistently game-changers.
- "Put your playmakers in a position to make plays." This is true in any team sport, and is vital to success. Seth accurately pointed out that the frequency with which we are seeing multiple WR looks has diminished the ability for the SAM to make a consistent impact, as dropping into zone coverage or being spread away from the box decreases a player's chances of being directly involved in a play.
- Jake Ryan is, without a doubt, our best defensive playmaker. Look at what other teams in the B1G have done with their interior LBs--Shazier, Bullough, and even James Morris at Iowa. These guys aren't just leading their teams in tackles as LBs have traditionally done, they're leading their teams in TFLs. In-the-box LBs are expected to make more plays and shoot more gaps than they used to which leads me to...
- The MLB position is much more of a penetrator than it used to be. That we haven't seen Desmond Morgan flashing into the backfield is further evidence that we need more playmakers there. To take this a step further, we got NOTHING from our interior LBs on the blitz last year, while other teams across the country are making a living off of interior blitzes. We need to at least have that option, and neither Ross, Morgan, nor Bolden have shown the ability to blitz effectively. Ryan has.
- Brian rightly points out that Manning has never been a DB position coach. That said, he has been a defensive assistant (jack of all trades) and has also coached RBs. If what they're saying about Manning as a coach is true, the guy is a great communicator who can coach any position. Furthermore, LBs have to learn many of the same techniques that CBs use in coverage, even though they don't focus on them with thre frequency that CBs do.
- Whatever your system, you have to be able to communicate the techniques and tactics associated with that system, and NONE of those techniques or tactics are secrets known only by experienced coaches. Anyone with google can find info on the information Manning will need to effectively coach the CBs, and Manning has the resources of one of the wealthiest and most storied programs in all of college football. It's safe to say he'll know his stuff as far as technique and scheme are concerned.
- Knowledge of X's and O's is often overrated. Great coaches aren't defined by scheme, they're defined by their ability to get the most out of their players. Manning appears to have that.
- In today's game, DB's account for nearly half of your defense. Having one guy coach the entire group doesn't make much sense to me, and frankly I wish we'd more coaching for those guys sooner.
- Hard to disagree with much here. What I will say is that I don't want to see the staff taking recruits that won't contribute to a championship team. I don't know exactly what the scholarship numbers are, but I'd rather bank one or two than fill those spots with guys that won't help the team.
- There is no doubt that our soul-crushing season impacted recruiting in a negative way. All the more reason to make some changes and try to make 2014 a turnaround year.
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1 week 2 days ago | FALSE |
That is absolutely Magnum P.I. |
1 week 3 days ago | Not that simple |
While I agree that Hoke could have stepped-in and said something, it's not like Borges had a history of failure while working with Brady. Sure, 2012 was disappointing, but Denard got injured and, if we're being honest, the offense looked pretty damn good (other than 2nd half Ohio) for the rest of the season with DG at the helm. Brady gave Borges a season to fully implement his scheme, and it failed. I don't think giving an OC one year to try to have his way is being too patient. Don't get me wrong--I'm glad Borges is gone and Nuss' is in--but I'm not sure Hoke could have foreseen how bad things would be last season. No one else did. |
1 week 3 days ago | THIS |
Borges is a smart guy that understands constraints and football theory. But it appears he is not as adept at being able to coach his players to execute his multiple schemes, especially when the players are younger. His concepts have always been sound, and when his teams have been smart/skilled enough to execute, he's had great success. But when his teams can't master his sorcery, they fall flat on their faces. |
1 week 4 days ago | Billboard #1 "Top Hit" |
Walk Like an Egyptian. Great song. Great year. |
1 week 5 days ago | Yes, please |
Compiling a list of recruits and targets with their scores would be AWESOME. Worthy of a sticky, IMO. BTW, great work. Your content keeps me hooked to the football site, even during this long lull. |
2 weeks 2 days ago | Confidence? |
Nice work as always, Seth. Not sure where you got confidence from my Hail Mary piece; I'm sure I said I was nervous more than once. Excited? Yes. Confident? Hell no. It's 50-50 whether these changes work, IMO. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | Thank you |
It's people like Jon that make Michigan special and keep Michigan special. I wish him the best. GO BLUE! |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Apology accepted |
IMO, the 4-3 Under and 4-3 Over are very, very different. The 4-3 Under is actually pretty similar to a 3-4: your SAM and your WDE are your most interchangeable positions, and either of those guys needs to be prepared to eat a TE or OT. You use a NT much like a 3-4, and your 3-tech and SDE (5-tech) are pretty similar positions. The biggest difference is that you will see two-gapping much less in an Under than in a standard 3-4, but 3-4 defenses (even in the NFL) are one-gapping a lot more now. The 4-3 Over essentially replaces your SAM with a 9-tech (your SDE will line-up near the TE, usually outside, sometimes covering, and rarely inside) and leaves your new SAM uncovered. This is creating a new position in the defense: a uncovered LB that must be able to make plays in space. The NT must be able to consistently two-gap and the 3-tech must either get consistent penetration or two-gap. There is a lot more responsibility for the 3-tech in this defense, and I think they'll leave Henry there instead of moving him to nose. This defense further emphasizes the MLB, who must now be able to stop runs in the A, B, and C gaps. The WLB must also be able to take on more blocks in this defense and needs to be ready for B and C gap runs. So, other than the LB positions being drastically different, adding a new position to the D-Line (which suits Taco and Beyer MUCH better than the Under SDE), and strategically changing the way you blitz, contain, and control gaps, it's pretty much the same. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Not just record |
It's not just the record. Hoke could go 8-5 and keep his job, depending on how that 8-5 looks and who we beat. If we beat MSU and Ohio but lose some unlucky close games to Notre Dame, Penn State, Northwestern, and Rutgers, then lose a close bowl game, I think he stays. More likely, we go 9-3 and fall to Notre Dame, MSU, and Ohio. He probably still keeps his job, assuming he was competitive in those games and in the bowl game. Losing to all three rivals plus another loss puts him in ultra-hot water, and five losses all but guarantees he's out. But if the recruits keep coming in and the losses are close, 9-3 would probably be the benchmark. Style will be as important as the record in 2014. If the teams looks good and is obviously progressing, Hoke keeps his job. If they look like they did last year--even if they win eight games--I think he's gone. But I think ten wins--no matter who they are against--and he definitely keeps his job. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Not perfect, but... |
Try this: http://tableizer.journalistopia.com/ It's not as pretty as using the MGoBlog tools, but it seems to work to just cut and paste into the plain text editor. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Thanks |
I appreciate the gratitude. I'm nervous, but I'm excited-nervous, like I used to be before big games when I played/coached, not scared-nervous, like I used to be before tests I didn't study for. It's the feeling of confidence in a good plan and the expectation of success coupled with the understanding that you never know what the day will bring or if your plan will work. Now we just have to execute. (In memory of Al Borges) |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Thanks |
I appreciate the feedback. I hope it all works. |
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2 weeks 4 days ago | LTT |
He had lots of bad weight and had been injured; 290 signals that he's probably dropped most of what he needed to lose, now he needs to add 10-20 lbs of the good stuff. He was always going to take more time to develop. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | I have no problem with this |
I have no problem with this salary whatsoever. Now he needs to earn it. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | List of highest paid |
Once that list is updated, we won't have #4 and #6 on the list anymore. That said, we are still paying top dollar for our assistants, and I hope they earn their checks. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | Desperate times |
Brady Hoke knows another 7-6 season likely dooms his tenure as the football coach at Michigan. Furthermore, another 7-6 season means we've had just one double-digit-win in the past eight seasons. That is verging on a program that is awfully tough to call "elite." Here are my feelings on the changes, and why I think they were good changes. First, the Ryan move: Then the coaching changes: Chris Bryant/Recruiting: Desperate times call for desperate measures. While I don't see any of these moves as "desperate," they are certainly pretty significant moves that probably would not have been made had we finished 11-2 or 10-3. But we didn't, and change was in order. I'm optimistic about the changes, and if they don't work Brady Hoke will be the last guy left to point the finger at. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Good idea |
I like this concept. Would love to see the data aggregated for current offerees and prospective offerees. And I agree that the numbering system is less offensive/sophmoric than the smileys. I will miss you Eduardo; may you rest in peace. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | AGREE |
I'm not saying we had a good year or that we were close to greatness. I'm saying that a respectable improvement could get us double-digit wins. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | 11 pts. from 11 wins |
As bad as the season was, and as bad as these stats are, let's not forget how close we were to 11 wins. If Nuss' can improve these stats in a meaningful--even if it's not spectacular--way, then we could easily finish the season with 10 or 11 wins. I don't think we'll be in the top 20 next year, but I think top 75 is realistic. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | Not the only program |
The football program is doing great; so is men's basketball. But the rest of the athletic department and the university as a whole BADLY need the cash. Organizations like Michigan should be looking for creative ways to get big gifts. I used to raise money for a non-profit, and a goofy title is well worth $10 million. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | Good idea |
I think this is a good idea. Who cares if the title is different? This is a good way for Michigan to bring in a donation and help be certain they can afford top-level coaches for years to come. I have no problem with this at all. Think about it this way: would you rather the goofy title, or higher ticket prices? |
4 weeks 4 days ago | Wish him the best |
Jake Butt had a great freshman year and was poised to have a huge sophomore campaign. This is a big loss. I wish Jake a speedy and healthy recovery, and look forward to his return. He's going to be a great player for Michigan. |
4 weeks 4 days ago | Great stuff |
This is a great analysis with some good ideas; it's hard to install a new offense in a short period of time, but I think the Rip Hamilton double screens are a great solution, and would serve Stauskas well in the long run: he's a pure SG in the NBA that won't be able to create his own shot against most defenders he'll face in the league. |
4 weeks 6 days ago | Was at DCD with Webber |
If you think Webber paid for Country Day, you're crazy. Shane Battier probably did, but I seriously doubt Webber's family paid for him to attend Country Day. And it's very true that these kids don't have time for a job. I don't support "pay-to-play," but I do support a small stipend so that these college kids have a little cash and aren't as tempted to do shady things with boosters. |
4 weeks 6 days ago | Vision + Speed = Yes, Please |
I like his film a lot. Even though he's still pretty slender, he runs with power and doesn't shy away from contact. But I think his vision and speed are the most impressive aspects of his game. He takes the hole and hits top gear quickly. I hope RJII gets up to AA for a visit. |
4 weeks 6 days ago | THIS |
It's not what you know, it's who you know, and from that perspective, U-M opens a lot more doors than MSU. |
5 weeks 2 days ago | No |
No, that's not the difference. And the federal government has not changed the justice system, just the disciplinary system at universities, which are not part of the justice system. I do think the university has the authority (and responsibility) to judge its student body on these matters, and FWIW, and I agree with the decision to expel Gibbons, however terribly it was handled. But it's not just "technically" different. The difference between "rape" and "sexual misconduct" is like the difference between murder and manslaughter: they are very different crimes. Look it up. And calling someone a rapist instead of saying they are guilty of sexual misconduct is a lot like using a racial slur instead of calling someone a jerk. There's a big difference. Language matters. Nuance matters. My opinion is that Gibbons made a mistake, a big mistake, and that justice was delayed. I'll say that publicly. But I'm not going to say he raped someone unless it's proven that he did or I know he did. |
5 weeks 2 days ago | You are completely wrong |
You could not be more wrong on this one. I am passionate about this issue because I don't think it's fair to a young man--any young man--to call him a rapist without proving he raped someone or knowing he raped someone. The only thing that's proven here is that you're acting in an ignorant and bigoted manner, and that's why I won't waste my time responding to the rest of your post. Your mind is made-up that you know what happened and that you know what everyone else is thinking, so why bother. |
5 weeks 2 days ago | DISAGREE |
So everyone that is accused of rape is guilty if they actually had sex? JEEBUS. |


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These come out tasty and wonderful for sandwiches Submitted by ZINASP Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 4.7g | Calories: 136.5
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Submitted by BEVT20 Carbs: 58.7g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 7.6g | Calories: 269.7
Soda bread is simple to make. It does not need to rise and it takes less than 5 minutes to knead. This soda bread recipe came from County Cork in Ireland by way of my great grandfathers cousin. Submitted by SAMANTHA_SP Carbs: 34g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 172.6
These are the richest brownies I've ever made/tasted- no need for chocolate chips! This is a pantry raid goodie :) Submitted by FETZEJ25 Carbs: 15g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 87
Chewy, homemade flatbread makes any meal seem special. Use in place of pitas, bread, or crackers! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 5.4g | Calories: 84.5


text: This is a bright roomy apartment that is priced to rent immediately. Located on East 91st Street, this apartment has a bedroom that easily accommodates a full sized bed. Additionally, the bedroom has a very big closet and oversized windows which drench it in sunlight. There are hard wood floors throughout and it's only a few blocks from the subway.