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In addition, the Court requires the following pretrial matters in civil cases: (1) Any nongovernmental corporate party shall, within 5 days of receipt of this order, file a statement with this Court identifying any parent corporation, if the parent changes during the pendency of the litigation, the party shall so advise the Court; (2) All filings must conform to E.D. Mich. LR 5.1, as to size of print, number of pages, etc.; (3) Motions for summary judgment should not be filed with the Court until discovery has concluded, absent special circumstances to be specified in any premature motion.
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Jana Winter broke a story on the Aurora movie theater shooting; claiming sources told her accused shooter James Holmes had mailed a psychiatrist a notebook depicting specific violent acts prior to the shootings.
A lawyer for accused gunman James Holmes, who was in court in Albany Tuesday, wants Winter to be brought to court in Colorado in order to name her sources, claiming those sources violated a gag order.
Tuesday, Winter's attorneys argued that would violate the broad protections under the NY state shield law and forever impact the trust most investigative journalists depend on so much.
"Miss Winter will suffer irreparable harm as an investigative journalist if she is forced to burn her sources," said Chris Handman, a lawyer representing Fox News reporter Jana Winter. He says his client would rather go to jail than reveal who told her about a notebook allegedly depicting drawings by accused Colorado movie theater gunman James Holmes.
"It is not just Miss Winter, " said Handman. "When you look at when the legislature enacted it, they looked to affidavits from Walter Cronkite, Mike Wallace, Dan Rather all said if you are forced to burn your sources, your future as an investigative journalist is zero."
Dan Arshack, a lawyer representing Holmes says they need Winter to reveal her sources because they believe those sources violated a gag order and want her in Colorado to deal with this before Holmes' trial date which is scheduled for February.
Also saying that NY journalists shouldn't face complete immunity when it comes to testifying in other states that don't have as broad protections as New York.
"I expect the court in New York to consider the arguments and issue a reasonable decision as they always do," said Arshack.
Handman saying that if the New York Court of Appeals does not overturn lower court rulings that Winter must testify, a precedent will be set for all New York journalists.
"They said the very threat of a subpoena is what counted, not the threat of being held in contempt," he said. "The threat is the chill on press freedom. If you are subjected to that, it's not just Miss Winter, but all press in New York are going to have to think long and hard when reporting on issues outside of New York."
The Court of Appeals is expected to have its decision in January.
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METAIRIE, La. - So far this year, Carnival Parades have dodged any downpours.
But rainfall Friday afternoon forced a few scheduling changes for Family Gras.
The three-day event, which features live music and food booths, kicked off Friday night on Veterans Boulevard in Metairie.
Attendees bundled up in coats and scarves, bracing for dropping temperatures. But many were thankful an afternoon storm had ended.
"Had my fingers crossed hoping it would stop by that time and they said it would and it has," said Maria Kest of Kenner.
The wet weather prompted organizers to push the bands back half an hour. That gave crews time to pour sand over puddles near the stages.
Some vendors much of the rain happened while they were setting up.
"The rain make it a little difficult, trying to move around, the water fall beneath the tents, but other than that, it's all, it's a blessed day," said Dimitry Sylvester, of MyMe's Catering.
Organizers said, in light of the forecast, the crowd was larger than expected.
More than 80,000 people enjoyed the festival last year. It had a $6.6 million economic impact. And organizers believe this year will be bigger and better.
Thousands also lined the streets of Metairie for parades Friday night. The Krewe of Excalibur, followed by the Krewe of Atlas, rolled past Family Gras, both breathing a sigh of relief that the rain held off.
Gloria Penning, 90, takes some of the credit.
"You know, I went out and watered the plants this morning, just to make sure the water would come down before the parade," joked Penning. "And it did."
Family Gras is scheduled to run from 11 AM through 7:30 PM Saturday, and then 10 AM to 5 PM Sunday. The event is free and open to the public.


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- "Digitization and Access to Early Religious Documents: The Baptist Center for Theology & Ministry." Presented 27 June 2011 at the annual meeting of the Fellowship of Christian Librarians and Information Specialists, New Orleans, LA.
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Earlier this year Dan Thrailkill and Joe Cianciolo and were married in Iowa. They said that was the first step in fulfilling a lifelong dream.
In less than a week, their dream will be complete when they say "I do" in front of family and friends Georgia.
"Ever since we were little, we planned a big wedding and we wanted all of our friends and family there. There is something very humbling about the opportunity to stand in front of all of our friends and family and say our vows to each other," said Thrailkill.
Thrailkill and Cianciolo said it will be a memorable day, made more special in light of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act.
"I was watching it this morning and when it came over the internet channels that it had been struck down, I gave an immediate 'yes' in the branch in my office and had everyone asking me what is going on," said Thrailkill.
Although gay marriage is not recognized in Georgia and same-sex couples are constitutionally barred from receiving state benefits that heterosexual couples receive, the Supreme Court decision paves the way for same-sex couples to receive federal benefits that up to this point, were only afforded to heterosexual couples.
"All we are trying to do is start a family and live happily ever after which is what a lot of people dream of from the time they are young. I think the taxes are one thing for us to say we are in this together," said Cianciolo.
Although they said attitudes about same-sex couples still have a long way to go in Georgia, Cianciolo remains optimistic.
"I think the future is bright," he said.
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Nutella Pear Tart
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This looks fantastic. It is also a great great excuse to purchase a pie dish from crate and barrel that I have been eyeing. Also--I have never cooked with nutella (honestly--and I hear I am missing out). Will be trying this soon. :)ReplyDelete
YUM! Love nutella. Baking scares me a bit too, but I can do this!ReplyDelete
Oh my! This looks amazing. My manfriend, who LOVES nutella, has a significant birthday coming up and this looks perfect for a suprise birthday breakfast. xxReplyDelete
Yum!! this looks insanely good!ReplyDelete
Ladies-get ready for a food love affair. Go for it; you won't regret it! (Your hips might though...)ReplyDelete
AWESOME. anything with nutella and I am sold.ReplyDelete
oh yeah and here is the link I used to make those black bean brownies :)
(I made them exactly like she did...maybe used a bit more chocolate chips though haha)
Oh my goodness. This looks so good. I LOVE nutella.ReplyDelete
I must make this!!! I'm the opposite of you, I'm a baker not a cook, hehe. =) This looks so easy and so yummy!!ReplyDelete
FYI - I love how you do the chalkboard of ingredients!! So helpful! Saw you on Made by Girl, thanks for this yummy eye candy. =)
I definitely have to follow your blog! =)
Love you blog :) I actually commented on your white bean soup recipe on the blog MadeByGirl, which is why I'm here now. This looks awesome...though I'm super afraid of Nutella. Lol. I have never tried it but after seeing this I'm going to pick some up and stick my spoon in it. If I love it like everyone does then I will definitely try this recipe!ReplyDelete
Nutella and Pears. yummy!!! This one is sure to be a hit with the kids!ReplyDelete
I've awarded you with the Versatile Blogger Award over at my blog, by the way. :)
I made this tonight for my boyfriend's sweet tooth - worked a treat! Thank you :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Brit- I'll check it out.ReplyDelete
Lemanie- so glad you stopped by today:)
Adrianna-the only thing you have to fear is eating the whole jar of Nutella in one sitting.
Thanks LeahJo!
Emily- Yay! I love to hear that people actually make the recipes I post.
This looks so pretty, a must try.ReplyDelete
OMG, this looks really fantastic! thanks for sharing this idea, i have to try it :-)ReplyDelete
wow. you have a beautiful blog. You have a new follower.ReplyDelete
My God. This is Nutella Heaven. I grew up with Nutella so this is just as awesome as having a spoonful straight from the jar. Glad I came across your blog. You have a new (hungry) follower! xoReplyDelete
@stringsandbuttons-haha-that's great. i had it as a kid too, but somehow adulthood has made me love it even more! so glad you're "along" for more.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing at my place! Just featured you on Facebook! Great job! Would love for you to link up another project tomorrow at Wild Wednesday! :)ReplyDelete
This post makes me cry that I don't have an oven! I keep thinking about buying one, and this might finally get me to the store! I could put Nutella on everything!ReplyDelete
What kind of marmalade did you use or is the default always orange (regular or Seville)?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yep, I used orange marmalade.Delete
I LOVE pear desserts and this one looks simply divine! Just made canned pear sauce. Will have to try this recipe out!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 29, 2013 at 10:14 AM
I made this last night using a shortbread crust that I prebaked. Was I supposed to refrigerate it after it cooled down? It was sort of runny. I left it at room temperature and served it four hours later. No matter what it was very delicious! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm sorry to hear that! I think it depends on the pears you use. Some are juicier than others. This probably had something to do with it.Delete
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Clearwing Productions based in Milwaukee Wisconsin USA are holding a vendor showcase on Tuesday August 26 in their Milwaukee showroom.
A new Service Pack for Clarity LX consoles is now available.
LSC will attend this year's InfoComm 2014 show on the Technologies for Worship Pavilion, stand C8486. InfoComm 2014 is the largest professional AV show in the world, with more than 950 exhibitors and 35,000+ attendees from over 110 countries.
We have a collection of surplus stock and second-hand products that we have accumulated over time and it is now time to clear out the warehouse prior to the end of the financial year so we are offering the following products for direct sale at great prices.
The PLASA Focus shows continue to roll onto new and different places in the USA allowing many people, who may not always be able to get the bigger shows, the chance to get up close and personal with the major suppliers of lighting equipment. We are happy to be part of this process and relish the chance to introduce you to the LSC family of products.
Acknowledging the changing demands of the marketplace, LSC has introduced a new intelligent dimming and power distribution unit, the GenVI Advanced Dimming System.
The Pro Light and Sound show in Frankfurt has grown to be the most important show in the trade show calendar for our industry. This year LSC will release no less that three new products and preview the next release of Clarity software.
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A state police study is revealing the amount of gun arrests in Springfield.
State police compiled data from 2011 that showed that 18 to 24 year olds in the city are getting arrested for guns at a much higher rate than surrounding cities.
Police compared the three major cities in Hampden County: Springfield, Holyoke and Chicopee.
They study these crime trends so they can better equip themselves to fight it.
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Springfield parents are especially concerned.
"When you got a family and you're raising kids, you don't want them growing up out here where there's a lot of gun action and gun fighting in the world," said Buddy Andrews.
"It troubles me, it's hard to leave them outside to play in this area," said Luis Colon.
For Andrews they're more than numbers.
Dwayne Kelly, the city's 10th murder victim this year, was just 19 when he was shot three weeks ago.
Andrews knew him well.
"He wasn't nothing but 19 years old, I watched that kid grow up," he said.
The data shows just how far gun crimes are surging in Springfield beyond nearby cities.
Twenty-eight gun related arrests were made in Springfield just for 18- to 24-year-olds in 2011, compared to four in Holyoke, and one in Chicopee.
For people like Andrews, that high number doesn't even come as a surprise.
"I see it all the time, young kids come in and out, kids get out and come back with 100 years for being behind a gun," he said.
Data like this is used by local, state and federal law enforcement who can tailor their strategies to target these specific crimes.
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Noticing the noise.
These days, I wake up at 4am and savour the moments of bliss before watching, noticing, observing my Mind fill with noise.
When I had small babies, I would lie awake for hours worrying about getting enough sleep, raging against the lack of sleep I was able to get, fearing the daylight hours, fearing the night hours too. Getting up to a child in the night meant being awake at least 3 hours ... and it was making me sick. It wasn't the lack of sleep, it was my Mind keeping me awake and making me sick with worry, rage, frustration, fear.
By accepting my being awake in the early hours, I have come to treasure it as a moment when my Mind is clear and less noisy than "usual". I get up and write, or read or research or listen to the gentle silence in my mind.
Of course when the noise begins to take over my Mind, I notice I feel the need to get moving, do things, start on the list I want to get through for that day. That noise is what I now recognise as anxiety in my Mind.
Notice, I don't say "anxiety in me"?
My Mind and my Self are different: my Self is calm, centered, clear.
My Mind is full of noise: crazy stories, thoughts, judgements, ideas, fears, conversations had, conversations that need to happen, to-do list items, random sounds. That is what I observe... when I step back from my mind and notice.
This morning, for example, I noticed how I think about my ability to speak French as "intermediate", "it will never be more than that" and "I am intermediate or average at everything I do and have always been". I noticed these thoughts and wondered "Really? ... where does this stuff come from?".
These limiting thoughts are fairly benign: they relate to a skill that does not make or break my day - although has definitely led to all manner of frustration over the years!
But what if this kind of thinking is prevalent in other ways in my Mind ... and even more crucial, what if I am actually listening to it, believing it, holding it to be a truth, and living my life as if it's true?? What are the consequences of seeing that noise as a real part of me?
These days I notice the noise and see it as separate from Self. These days I label it as noise, acknowledge its connection to the anxiety I feel, and accept that it is something I carry with me that does not define me. It is NOT me (Self), it is my Mind - that is all.
Naming Mind and Self as different is a freedom we all have, if we choose.
Noticing the noise is a significant step to seeing the separation between Self and Mind and to reducing both anxiety and depression.
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In conjunction with Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, Ralph Lauren has collaborated with the ASPCA to create The Dog Walk, a short film featuring rescue dogs from the ASPCA and the designer's Fall 2013 accessories collection. The film takes you on a virtual dog walk through the streets of New York City and Paris, with a few fun surprises along the way.
From October 15 to November 15, 10 percent of the purchase price of select accessories and dog apparel* featured in the film will be donated to the ASPCA to support and raise awareness for shelter dog adoptions. We're pleased to announce that all of the shelter dogs who starred in the film have since found forever homes and are thriving with their new families!
To watch the film and learn more, visit RalphLauren.com/TheDogWalk
* Ralph Lauren will donate 10 percent of the purchase price of all handbags, excluding pink pony handbags, sold at 888 Madison Ave on October 20, 2013, to the ASPCA.
October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, and just in case you didn't already know, we LOVE shelter dogs! This month celebrate your rescued pooches by posting their cutest pics on Instagram with the hashtag #ShelterDogsRock!
Not only will your photo will be showcased on Instagram, but we'll also feature it in a special tab on our Facebook page! On October 31, we'll choose our favorite shelter pup photo (never an easy task) and announce the winner on November 1.
What does the winner get? You'll receive an ASPCA "I Love My Shelter Dog" jumbo tote full of delicious Walkers Shortbread Cookies (yep, those yummy, doggie-shaped butter cookies!).
So grab your phone, grab a photo, and show us your dog's good side—and don't forget to use the hashtag #ShelterDogsRock!
Shopaholics and animal lovers rejoice! Women's retailer Anthropologie is hosting its annual Sit. Stay. Love. campaign, a pet adoption event and pet supply drive for animal shelters across the country, the weekend of September 20-22. All 180 Anthropologie stores across the U.S. and Canada will host events and, with our support, strive to break adoption and donation records from last year.
Now in its fifth year, Anthropologie's Sit. Stay. Love. campaign has resulted in hundreds of dog adoptions and raised thousands of dollars in supplies for local shelters.
For more information about Sit. Stay. Love. and to find an event near you, visit Anthropologie.
It's nearly impossible to begin a new school year without laying out some cash—but the good news is that when you shop for everyday necessities, you can raise money for the ASPCA at the same time!
When you use the online shopping portal We-Care.com to shop at your favorite stores, the ASPCA automatically receives a donation at no cost to you. You can find outfits and bookbags, of course, but from computers to eyeglasses, so many other back-to-school items are carried by We-Care's merchants—the site also hosts more than 10 textbook sellers!
You can sign up for our We-Care.com secure browser extension here. It takes less than a minute to set up, and once you do, a reminder will let you know when you've visited a participating merchant's website.
Thank you for thinking of animals while you shop for your family. This support has made a real difference for the ASPCA!
Attention cat lovers! If you're a fan of all things feline, we know you'll be excited to hear about the Feline Arts Council, a new program from our longtime partner Fresh Step cat litter.
The Feline Arts Council, comprised of some of the utmost authorities on creative cat creations including ASPCA cat expert Eileen Hanavan, is on a mission to promote the paw-sitive representations of cats in mainstream culture. The Feline Arts Council will bestow its seal on America's top purr-worthy products, which will be donated to the ASPCA and sold in our Online Store.
To kick off the program, the Council selected a handmade sterling silver cat ring, designed by Catherine Dmitrieva, owner of the Etsy shop KatStudio. The proceeds from each purchase of the limited-edition ring, available here in sizes 5-9, will benefit the ASPCA.
We'll also be working with the Feline Arts Council to identify a special item to premiere at the 2014 Catdance Film Festival* on January 18 in Park City, Utah. The Council will award up to five artisans with $5,000 to help launch or advance their craft. Submit your cat-inspired passion project to the Feline Arts Council by Oct. 8, 2013.
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Students use primary and secondary sources including: letters, photographs, and maps. They will also handle authentic and reproduction artifacts; and engage in a variety of hands-on activities representative of Ohio's early pioneers. Following a brief orientation presentation, including a discussion on how historians study the past, the student will break into groups and move between six stations where they will learn about topics ranging from food preparation to clothing, and from chore and school to games and toys. Following the program, students will compte the cultural practices and products of the pioneers with those of today or with other groups they know about that settled in Ohio over time. This highly active experience is best set up in a large activity area, gymnasium, or outside. The History to Go Van is available to visit multiple classes at your school for a half-day (3 hours) or a full-day (6 hours).
Primary Objective: Through hands-on activities students will experience some cultural practices and products of Ohio's pioneers.
Location: An Ohio History Connection representative travels to your school.
Availability: Please contact the Scheduling and Reservation Office about availability.
Time Allowance: Half-Day – 3 hours
Full-Day – 6 hours
Cost: Half-Day -- $200.00 plus roundtrip mileage
Full-Day -- $350.00 plus roundtrip mileage
The school is responsible for providing 6 volunteers who will help during the entire program.
What will the students do? Activities may include:
What's It Table: Students will handle authentic and reproduction artifacts relating to pioneer life in Ohio.
School Days: Students practice writing with a slate and slate pencils or with steel-nibbed pens and ink using a copy of Spencer's system penmanship, and examine a hornbook and period alphabet cards. Students fold copies of period children's letters and seal them with wax to create envelopes.
Chores: Students experience the types of chores typical on the Ohio frontier.
Food Preparation: Students use a mortar and pestles, graters and coffee grinds to learn about methods of pioneer food preparation.
Games: Students play games of skill designed to improve hand/eye coordination, physical coordination, and to teach life skills.
Toys: Students play with toys typical of those used by pioneer children.
Furs: Students touch and identify the furs of animals found on the Ohio frontier.
Clothing: Students try on reproduction pioneer clothing.
Weaving: Students try their hand at making jean cloth (a wool and cotton cloth typical to the Ohio frontier).
Really Cool Old Maps: Students use copies of historical maps to learn about the Ohio frontier.
Load a Flatboat: Students learn about the flatboat, a typical form of transportation and make decisions about what they need to bring to Ohio. They will load the boat trying to keep a walkway to the door, and trying not to capsize the boat with their belongings.
Archaeologist: A person who studies ancient culture through examination of their buildings, tools, and other objects.
Artifact: A material object of a culture such as a tool, an article of clothing, or a prepared food.
Consumer: A person whose wants are satisfied by using goods and services.
Cultural Practice: A pattern of behavior accepted by a society.
Cultural Product: A tangible (e.g. a painting, a cathedral, a mosque, a piece of literature, a pair of chopsticks) or intangible (e.g. an oral tale, a dance, a sacred ritual, a system of education) aspect produced by a cultural group.
Culture: Learned behavior of a group of people, which includes their belief systems and languages, their social relationships, their institutions and organizations, and their material goods such as food, clothing, buildings, tools, and machines.
Custom: Something that people always do or always do in a particular way by tradition.
Primary Source: An account of an event by someone who was present at the event.
Producer: A person who makes good and service.
Secondary Source: An account of an event by someone who was not present at the event.
Settlement: A group of settlers living in close contact.
Territory: An area of land; the land and waters under a jurisdiction of a state, nation, or sovereign.
Tradition: A long-established action or pattern of behavior in a community or group of people, often one that has been handed down from generation to generation.
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Seven Deadly FriendsPosted by Paul in General
Advent was once a mini-Lent, a time to confess and cleanse your soul of sins. In a kind of reversal of that spirit, and in honor of our modern remaking of the season, I wrote a very brief but very compacted piece of seven lines for the News and Observer. In "Seven Deadly Friends," our old friends the seven deadly sins don't get a line each, they shift for position and have a few others visiting.
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What a cat knows
It's not about the house.
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Moonshadow's happiness is directly proportionate to the world she gets to watch.
There's a pink bird living in our yard. I haven't managed to get a picture of it yet but I will.
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Board Spring Meeting in Kenosha, Wisconsin
We had an excellent board meeting on March 21 and 22 at the Snap-on Corporate Headquarters and I'm pleased nearly all board members were present. A big thank you goes to Greg Rintala and Snap-on for hosting the meeting and the tours and to the president of the board, Russ Hoffbauer, for his leadership throughout.
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We make a family costume every year this years theme the Peanuts gang. Charlie and Sally Brown, Linus and Lucy Van Pelt, Peppermint Patty, Pig Pen and Snoopy! We have a Blast every year getting everyone envolved!!
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Last but definitely not least of our week of fabulous guest bloggers, we have one of the members of our amazing Topshop concession team in Liverpool, Sophie, who is also a blogger at We Shoot Down The Stars For Our Enjoyment, letting us know her idea for a perfect Aintree Races outfit!…
Name: Sophie Harry
My Blog: We Shoot Down The Stars For Our Enjoyment http://weshootdownthestarsforourenjoyment.blogspot.co.uk/
I've been blogging since… October 2010
My favourite thing about blogging is… it allows anyone no matter what fashion background they're from to have an opinion in such a huge industry.
Three words that describe my style are… eclectic creative experimental
If I had a pair of dazzling Cinderella Rocked Her Fella Swarovski Court Shoes I would pair them with… the gorgeous jones + jones Julia dress for Ladies' Day at Aintree Races!
I wanted to create a look inspired by Blair Waldorf meets Carrie Bradshaw. Jones and Jones dresses are statement pieces in themselves so its easy to accessorise them. I chose nude shades to emphasise the colours in the dress and bring out the sparkle in the shoes. I love the headband as it helps to bring together a girly yet glamorous outfit without trying too hard.
A huge thank you to Sophie for her oh-so-pretty Aintree Races outfit idea! You can find the jones + jones Julia Dress in patchwork sequins on our website here and in our concessions in select Topshop stores including the L1 Shopping Centre in Liverpool, the chic clutch is available on ASOS here and click here for the gorgeous 'Vintage Jewel Headband' from 'Her Curious Nature'!
Sophie's gorgeous outfit idea rounds up a week full-to-the-brim with couture hats to visors, pastels to glitter and of course crystal encrusted courts and full and flirty dresses! Thank you to all of our amazing guest bloggers for their inspiring outfit ideas for Ladies' Day at Aintree Races!
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Takeo Spikes, the San Diego Chargers Most Inspirational Player, was ejected from the game today and it could possibly be the last time we see Spikes on the field. Spikes was caught in a shoving match with a Raiders running back and was called for a personal foul on the play. He then was ejected.
Spikes is 36 years old and has one more year on his contract, but could be a cap casualty in the offseason. This could be the last stop for Spikes in his career and it would be a sad way for the veteran to end his career.
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#include <NOX_GlobalData.H>
Collaboration diagram for NOX::GlobalData:
Public Member Functions
|GlobalData (const Teuchos::RefCountPtr< Teuchos::ParameterList > &noxParams)
|Consturctor using the top level NOX parameter list.
|GlobalData (const Teuchos::RefCountPtr< NOX::Utils > &utils, const Teuchos::RefCountPtr< NOX::MeritFunction::Generic > &mf)
|Constructor taking a ref-count pointer to each global object.
|~GlobalData ()
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Returns the top-level nox parameter list input by the user.
This list is kept in global data so that any sublists of the main parameters list that objects may keep a refernece to is still valid. The line searches and directions usually store data in an output sublist for the users to query. These sublists are NOT wrapped in reference counted smart pointers, so if the base list is deleted, the references to the sublist will no longer be valid. To remedy this, any object that stores a reference to a sublist should also store the global data object.


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NFL analyst: Arizona Cardinals should stick with Lindley
The Arizona Cardinals' quarterback carousel is back in motion after the team lost its sixth consecutive game on Sunday to the Atlanta Falcons.
After John Skelton missed Larry Fitzgerald on a post-corner route in the end zone following an Atlanta turnover, head coach Ken Whisenhunt turned to rookie sixth-round pick Ryan Lindley.
Fox NFL Analyst Daryl Johnston told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Monday he was not surprised Whisenhunt had seen enough of Skelton, who went 2-of-7 for just six yards, with the botched throw to Fitzgerald sealing his fate.
But at this point, Johnston feels the team can't go back to their beleaguered quarterback after making such a bold move.
"When you do that, I've always believed that you've gotten to the point when �I make this change, I'm staying with it'. You can't go back and forth with the quarterback position and we'll have to wait and see how Kevin Kolb does returning to the field," Johnston said.
Lindley, who started the season third on the Cardinals' depth chart at quarterback, went 9-for-20 for 64 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions against the Falcons. While, he certainly didn't set the football world on fire in his debut, Johnston didn't see any reason the 23-year-old rookie shouldn't get the start next week against the Rams.
"[Lindley] just missed one time Andre Roberts and one time Larry Fitzgerald on the deep throw," Johnston said. "So I don't know how much time he had at practice during the course of the bye week. I don't know many reps he took during that time, but he managed the game okay."
The young signal caller did have a turnover on a sack by Falcons' defensive end John Abraham, but Johnston said he has seen that from a number of seasoned quarterbacks and Lindley's play-calling ultimately didn't harm the Cardinals.
"He didn't make a critical decision where he had an interception that really hurt Arizona," Johnston stated.
Johnston said the ongoing struggle for the Cardinals' coaching staff has been finding some offensive stability. The team wasted a brilliant defensive effort against Atlanta where they forced six turnovers, including five Matt Ryan interceptions.
"It's just been tough and coach Whisenhunt talked to us about the continuity challenges and this is just another part of that equation, trying to build something to get some continuity on the offense," Johnston explained.
The Cardinals' struggles at quarterback and on offense have been a black cloud hovering over the team all season.
"It's been a tough year and they're just trying to do what they can to hold up their end of the bargain," Johnston said. "Their defense played outstanding yesterday but the offense just didn't hold up their end of the bargain."
Whisenhunt seemingly had no choice but to make a change at quarterback after the team's abysmal offensive performance. Still, he's not ready to name his starter for next week against St. Louis.
But, if you listen to Johnston, he has serious doubts that Skelton is the man for the Cardinals -- for the short or long-term.
"I think it's going to be very difficult for him moving forward," Johnston said. "It was an opportunity for him to step into a spot and establish himself, if not as a starter, as a dependable backup that you can rely on. [Skelton] didn't make the throws [Sunday] and for whatever reason that was, you've got to go in a direction that you feel gives your team the best opportunity to have success."
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- Michael Floyd, Cardinals wide receiver - Friday August 22Michael Floyd says he thinks he can be the best wide receiver in the NFL.
- Jared Veldheer, Cardinals tackle - Friday August 22Jared Veldheer talks about his road from a Division II college to the NFL.
- Bob McManaman- Arizona Republic senior sportswriter - Friday August 22Bob McManaman believes that Jay Feely is in danger of getting cut from the Cardinals.
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Kent Mathieu, former creative director and owner of UVFX Scenic Productions, has launched UVART, a scenic services company specializing in design and production of Ultraviolet visual effects.
Mathieu founded his new venture after ten years of research and experience developing unique techniques and resources of his own. He has created and directed work for major entertainment features and attractions such as Queen Mary's on board Day to Night and Sunset paintings, Sony's Spiderman 2 premiere displays, Cirque productions, Atchafalaya Theater in Louisiana, and has collaborated with Wildfire Inc. on the new Universal Studio's Mummy's Revenge rollercoaster.
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Bridget Foy's
- Address:
200 South Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147Neighborhood:
South Street / Queen Village
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Bridget Foy's
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.bridgetfoys.com/
- Phone: 2159221813
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Saturday & Sunday 9am-11:30am; Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 12:00am, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 1:00am, Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm; Sunday Brunch: 10:00am - 3:00pm
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Bridget Foy's Turbo Charged American Cuisine has been delighting Philadelphia for 33 years! Enjoy starters like Korean Duck Tacos, Mushroom Flatbread & Cheese Steak Croquettes. Follow it up with Mains like Bourbon Cider Glazed Pork Chop, Braised Short Ribs, Jerk Chicken, Butternut Squash Risotto & Pan Seared Tilapia. Don't feel like a full meal, then enjoy the more casual bar fare like Philly's best burger, Short Rib Sandwich or The Harvest Goat Cheese Salad. Bridget Foy's features 16 wines by the glass & a selection of 8 local microbrew beers. During pleasant weather, the outdoor cafe is the best people watching spot in town. With small private rooms, Bridget Foy's can play host to your business meetings or Family celebrations. Close by parking & the excitement of Philly's famous South Street make Bridget Foy's a must stop!Continued
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great for outdoor dining (37)great for brunch (24)neighborhood gem (24)great for lunch (19)kid-friendly (13)fit for foodies (13)good for groups (13)late-night find (8)special occasion (7)scenic view (5)hot spot (4)romantic (4)vibrant bar scene (3)notable wine list (2)Show More
- Really Slow ServiceJMBTGBVIPDined on 8/30/2014Been there before and wasn't bad at all but this time was really slow to get food outSpecial Features:
- Festive, fun, dependablesujo820Dined on 8/30/2014Always good, well prepared food; nicely presented without pretension. Warm, friendly owners and attentive waiters. Festive atmosphere with birds-eye view of busy South Sreet corner. We keep going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meow1Dined on 8/17/2014The meat in my dish tasted like it was reheated, not good
- Outdoor dining perfectionSunshineVIPDined on 8/7/2014What a perfect night to dine outside! There was wonderful people watching on South Street, Great food, and fast, friendly service. The Chicken Tortilla soup is one of the best dishes in the city. Don't miss it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome every time!ParkDined on 7/26/2014Every time I eat at Bridget Foy's I'm impressed with quality of both the food and the staff! I've never had a bad meal there and the staff is very knowledgeable of the meals and drink list. Everyone needs to try this little neighborhood gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - gluten free menuOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/21/2014All the years I've living in Philly and I've never been here. It was pretty great all around. They have a gluten free menu that is substantial.Special Features:
- Smoke gets in your eyes, dogs too.ESJTVIPDined on 7/21/2014Smokers on South Sreet and now smokers on the porch will give you a nose full of smoke. Food is really good, and on a really nice summer evening the porch should be good - not really. Staff should attend to these things. The next table on the porch had a small dog yapping away. First trip back here was less than several previous trips. Got to think this one out.Special Features:
- DebbieVIPDined on 7/19/2014Cheesesteak sandwich was good but fries were overdone - hence the good rating for food.Special Features:
- Perfect for our out-of-town groupBaysiderDined on 7/16/2014On a recent overnight from NYC, we found themenu online. The restaurant was a big hit with all in our group of four. Great, friendly, very attentive service. Interesting appetizers, with care given to plating. All enjoyed his/her meal. Would definitely recommend!Special Features:
- Excellent!!ccipDined on 7/12/2014Our dinner and our server (Carolina) was excellent. Food was fresh...tasty and delish!!!!! Highly recommended...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent as alwaysGoNYRangersDined on 7/10/2014We visit the city from the Jersey Shore a few times a year, and Bridget Foy's is always an 'ole reliable stop. Great food, and it was a nice afternoon so we sat outside, always nice.Special Features:
- Chicken Salad without the chickenDissapointingDishVIPDined on 7/6/2014Ordered the chicken salad. Came in a huge bowl loaded w/greens & a few colorful items $12 After eating a few forkfuls of only greens, realized I never tasted chicken Took entire bowl apart, saw 2 pieces of chicken the size of a dime at the bottom of the bowl Called the waiter over, he ran to the kitchen & got me a little plate of chicken pieces...really tasteless & overcooked. A few weeks ago, under duress, had the salad at McDonalds..half the price, surprisingly, very tasty w/ranch dressing...really underestimated their chicken salad. Not sure I would go back again. Was this an accident, or trying to get one over on the ladies who lunch, that are not part of the young crowd.Special Features:
- Hurray!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/5/2014We enjoyed our visit to Bridget Foy's. All seven of us got different items and six of us were pleased with what we got. My brother's caesar salad came unchopped, just a head of lettuce, but we're not sure whether or not it said on the menu that it would come this way. Other than that, a great experience.Special Features:
- Great establishmentdwyc1223Dined on 7/1/2014I loved everything from the drinks to entree. This restaurant definitely is now one of my favs!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good food and service.LouiseNVIPDined on 6/29/2014Great restaurant for when I do not want a high end restaurant. Relaxed and friendly. Service has always been great. People watching on South street is always fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- made a nice Sunday even betterJeanneDined on 6/29/2014Special thanks to a great waitress! Caroline helped make it nice experience! The selection for brunch was really good and hard a hard time picking! The egg white omelette I had was full and flavorful! Definitely will go back to try more on the.menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big group, great serviceTMaddDined on 6/22/2014We had a party of 12, with ages ranging from 4-65. Everyone had a great time and the menu accommodated food options for the kids. We started dining outside, but the kids quickly became restless. We asked if it was possible to move our party inside and the staff gladly made this request happen. Overall, wonderful experience on a Sunday, during brunch hours.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a sure thingSunshineVIPDined on 6/16/2014This is one of my favorite neighborhood restaurants. They're always changing the menu, which is great, until they get rid of one of my favorites. This evening I had two new favorites, The chicken & tortilla soup appetizer and the mushroom enchilada. The soup is to die for. I could eat it every day, the enchilada was very decadent and rich. Served in a cast iron skillet, it's oozing with cheeses and loaded with shiitake mushrooms and other wonderful surprises. Very filling and delicious. As always the service was wonderful and there's great people watching from the outdoor seats on their very large, new orleans style veranda.Special Features:
- Must Try!!jndserDined on 6/15/2014We went for lunch 3 weeks ago because our son lives in South Philly and picked it. My husband enjoyed it so much he wanted to go back for Father's Day. The ceasar sald with steak was delicious! My husband loved the burger and desserts are to die for! A must try!!!Special Features:
- Foodie3Dined on 6/15/2014The food was good. The ambience was nice. Outdoor seating great. Now for the bad... The service was extremely slow. The food came out in a fair amount of time but it was rare to see our waiter after that. We ate our whole meal without being checked on, (wanted to ask for salt and pepper but couldn't get attention) and then waited around for another 20 minutes before seeing him to ask for coffee....then another 30 minutes to get the check.Special Features:
- Go to happy place -foodieVIPDined on 5/16/2014Flawless service, food and drink and banter with Bernadette! Thanks for a great Birthday Dinner Celebration!~Special Features:
- yum!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014we could not decide on a meal so we ordered all appetizers and It was amazing. Also the services is friendly helpful and attentive. Nothing beats great service and the decor was also very nice. I have been recommending this place to everyone who love to try new places in the citySpecial Features:
- EnjoyableOut2eatDined on 5/11/2014Recently had brunch and everything was exceptional, from the hostess who greeted and seated us to our server! We all thoroughly enjoyed our choices for brunch. I will definitely return! Great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good overallOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/11/2014I was with a group of 5 for Mother's Day brunch. Our waiter was very nice but service was kind of slow. It didn't seem insanely busy (although I had no idea what was happening upstairs), so it was just kind of weird that it was slow. That being said, everyone really enjoyed their food and I'd go back again to see if this service experience was just a fluke.Special Features:
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- Glad we found itCrazysnownightDined on 4/28/2014Not only is this restaurant close to TLA but the food is very good. Glad we found it for some good food before the show.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- steveoDined on 4/26/2014The entire staff seems to care and wants to get it right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eclectic Gem in PhiliBridgettVIPDined on 4/25/2014Awesome restaurant with something for everyone! Pretty big space for the area, eclectic from the walls to the dessert menu to the artwork you definitely won't be bored! The food is amazing- we sampled a lot- crabbie fries, flatbread, linguine, steak and apple pie- all out of this world! Definitely recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Creative food and sitting outsideFoodfanaticDined on 4/25/2014Had a great time at Bridget Foy's at an early dinner with a friend. We sat outside and because the restaurant is on South Street, it can get a little noisy, but we didn't mind and it was actually really fun to see the activity and passersby. I really love the creative and fun food. If I could, I would have ordered one of everything just to try it. We had some great food, great drinks, and a wonderful, attentive waitress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easter DinnerEileenDined on 4/20/2014Our visit to Bridget Foy's on Easter Sunday was perfect. The food was excellent, the staff was friendly and efficient. I liked the "pace" of the restaurant. Especially on holidays I usually feel like there is a lot of pressure on the workers to hurry and get people served, give them the bill, and out the door so that another party can be seated. I usually get the feeling that the most important thing is to shove people in and out to make as much money as possible. I did not get that feeling at Bridget Foy's at all. It was relaxing, quiet and I did not feel rushed. Thank you!!Special Features:
- Easter BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/20/2014Great food and service plus the best seats for the Easter festivities on South Street. Also a great stop before seeing a concert at the TLA.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My birthday lunchPoggy451Dined on 4/3/2014I received an email offering a discount if I had my birthday lunch at Bridget Foy's. We took advantage of the offer an enjoyed a pleasant time with good food & drinks. Our waitress was attentive & responsive. We were also surprised by the hospitality of the owner, Bridget who shared a few minutes of her busy day. We were quite pleased with everything that day & will be back soon.Special Features:
- Great service.fitForFoodieDined on 3/22/2014The service was awesome, out waitress was very attentive and pleasant. Our food was prepared as requested and served timely. I would recommend this restaurant for foodies and those looking to enjoy outside dining in nan energetic environment ( restaurant sits along South Street). Parking may be a challenge but usually the later you done, the easier street parking becomes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistantly Great!foodieVIPDined on 3/20/2014We celebrated a Birthday and had a great meal with great service. This is our "Go To Favorite"! In a city with many choses; quality, service and friendly owners and staff keep us coming back! Thanks for another great night!Special Features:
- LunchFoodluvrDined on 3/20/2014My friend and I went for lunch. It was not that busy and our server let us know he was new. You would not have known he was knew by how good he did. The food came out fast and hot. My friend had the chicken tortilla soup to start where as I had the beef barley. Both were delicious. Than she had honey chipotle wings and I have the cheesteak croquettes. Both of those were wonderful and flavorful. Than we had dessert. They brought out a little camera that you look into to see what the desserts look like. We decided to share the s'mores. It was a perfect size and hit the spot, so delectable. I would recommend this place to anyone. Its fun, the food is delicious, the service is great. I will be going back again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place for Lunch!Poggy451Dined on 3/10/2014The food was very good. The service was excellent. The ambience was friendly. Overall, it was a very good lunch experience.Special Features:
- Great stand-by +MomtofiveDined on 3/8/2014I hesitate to call it a stand-by because that makes it sound a little worn. Bridget Foy's is a great place and yet it always fits the bill. It is a guaranteed good meal. The service is good; the food is tasty and warm and interesting. The ambience is warm and energetic, but one never has to shout to be heard. Frankly, I'm not sure how they do it so well all the time. It is just a fun and rewarding place to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well Crafted Philadelphia AnchorfoodieVIPDined on 3/5/2014Comfort to gourmet food, drinks and fun in a playful friendly family atmosphere. All are welcome to enjoy, relax and have fun. Bernadette might even comment on her artwork! This is a go to favorite for all!Special Features:
- Great food, great ambiance2bear4dinnerDined on 3/4/2014Bridget Foy's is a neighborhood restaurant that has been in the same location for quite a while. Bar is always crowded, mainly with locals. The owners are usually around and are always friendly making the place homey and inviting. We have visited the restaurant often. From early mornings on weekends for brunch to special days like New Year's eve, Valentine's and Mardi Gras. Food has been consistently good and prices reasonable. Seating has not been ever a problem, but reservations are recommended, especially during Holidays. On New Year's eve the place was mobbed but the crowd was pleasant, the place was performing smoothly, and our reservation was honored on time. Try the meatloaf, the mac and cheese (for real!), and all desserts!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fat TuesdayphillydinerDined on 3/4/2014My friend and I went in for the Fat Tuesday specials. I'd never been there before. I wouldn't say anything was fantastic, but it was good. The $5 Hurricanes on special weren't very strong, but were ok for $5. And the food is basic American bar food. If a friend was going out in that area and wanted something decent but inexpensive, I'd recommend this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent meallindaDined on 3/1/2014We went to Bridget Foys for a night out with good friends and were delighted with the food from appetizers to dessert. The mac and cheese fritters and mushroom flatbread were excellent and came out quickly, fresh and hot. Our dinners were also excellent - lamb shanks with mushroom risotto was out of this world good as was the lobster ravioli, and the beef short rib tacos. The desserts were also good, but not to the level of the dinners. All in all, fantastic meal and definitely planning on going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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In January 2007 we will be celebrating a very special day, the joining in holy matrimony of the Worm and Faggers. The traditional bucks day will be a celebration of mateship and loyalty. Please join us in celebrating this day by asking Mr Sam Wood aka Male Model, to go out on a limb, and come as Shane Warne. All we are asking for is an ear piercing (gold nike earring), blonde dyed hair, and maybe a little bit of a gut. Every Australian Bucks party should have a token Shane Warne, so in the word's of our esteemed Treasurer, the hon. Peter Costello..."have one (he was referring to a token Shane Warne) for your country" Thanks Woody,
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Arabic/Islamic civilization is one of three cultures that succeeded the classical period of Greece and Rome. However, this civilization, unlike the Byzantine Greek and the Latin West, did not just inherit from the classical civilizations of Greece and Rome; it also inherited a great deal from the empire that it had completely conquered, the Sassanian Persian.
The last and largest of the great middle eastern empires before Alexander the Great was the Persian Empire, often referred to as the Achaemenid Empire (after a Greek form of the name of the dynasty that ruled it). Alexander the Great conquered it in 331 B.C.E. and the area was subsequently ruled for a time by his general Seleukos and his descendants, what is known as the Seleucid Empire. However, another Iranian people, the Parthians, founded a new state in what had been eastern Persia. Its founder was one Arsaces I who established the new Parthian state in 248-247 B.C.E. As time passed, the Parthian Empire gradually conquered all of the Seleucid Empire except the regions along the Mediterranean coast which were conquered in turn by the Romans.
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Francis Bacon (1561-1626) was an English Natural Philosopher who used inductive reasoning in attempts to improve the errors made by Aristotle, and is known for advancing the (scientific) method. As Bacon never actually made any experimental discoveries, nor did he have a laboratory to work in, why has he been given the utmost credit and is considered one of the most prominent Natural Philosophers?
In his first encyclical letter "Deus Caritas Est" (God is love), Pope Benedict wrote: "Everything has its origin in God's love, everything is shaped by it, everything is directed towards it." The equivalent of what Benedict says about what God's love means to Christians was, for the ancient Egyptians, transformation.
If there was one thing that embodied the concept of the divine for the ancient Egyptian, it was transformation. That a thing can become another thing was the essence of Egyptian magic. The Afterlife books are filled with spells for transforming, for coming into being in other forms. The process of mummification, called beautifying in Egyptian, served to transform the corpse from rotting mortal remains into something of a cult statue, immune from decay, a form which enabled the deceased to live in another way. The natural world was transformed every year by the annual flood of the Nile; without it, there was no life in Egypt. In their understanding of the universe, of nature, and of the divine, everything had its origin in transformation, everything was shaped by it, everything was directed towards it.


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The philosophy down here is buy better glass before upgrading the body.That's a leftover from the film era, when the body was mostly a light-tight box for your lenses and for your sensor (film), and no one caring about quality were shooting APS.
Now, an FF body will make your L lenses work better.
I still agree with the sentiment... for 2 reasons... Lenses don't depreciate quickly... so you are better off running your body into the ground (150K of actuations) because it won't really be worth that much after a few years when you try and sell it. Point in case... the 1d iii which sold for $6K and is now selling for $1k. Whereas... if you bought a few nice lenses, you can still get well more than 16% of their original value.
And you can put an L lens on an older body and still get fantastic results... depending on what you are shooting. If it is landscape or portraiture, the advances in high iso performance and AF performance are minimized and you can still get some amazing images using an older XTi. Heck... if you are still rocking the t2i, there haven't really been that many advances along the lines of the crop sensors that would warrant buying a t5i.
When I sold my XS... it was a wash... when I sold my 60D, I lost $200 in depreciation... and when I sell my 5D mkiii, I will lose around $1000 in depreciation... which kills me. But maybe I avoid that by just using the mkiii until it dies in 10 years.
If you can throw $10'000 on glass, but you cannot justify spending more than $500 on a body, then you are being unreasonable. APSC sensors are only using 40% of the L glass potential. Even if you only got 3 or 4 lenses and use them / love them equally, then each one will only get a quarter of your attention, while the body is used for 100% of the time. If you worry so much about the resale value, then why not buying used bodies? I'm sure about one thing - I should have bought a used 5D with 50/1.8'II instead of a Rebel with some zooms (for the same price). Yes, I'm not one of those "covering the range" people.
I think that there is a conflict between two topics - "lenses before body" and "FF vs Crop" - which shouldn't be merged. However, when they do merge we get "$10'000 of L before FF" which sounds like "marriage without sex", or "FF with only $8000 of L" which sounds like fun (and the right way to do it), or "FF before any L" which sounds like "sex before marriage" (kinda fun too , for a hobby).


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On January 7th, 2010 Avera Health and South Dakota State University are holding their 2nd Annual Research Symposium in Brookings.We asked Avera McKennan Chief Medical Officer Dr. Dave Kapaska to explain the importance of having both the academic side and the clinical side of research come together.
Dr. Kapaska says, " In the past, scientists at SDSU did science and wrote a paper. Period. Our people looked at patients, took care of them and tried to find new angles on thing but independently. By putting those 2 things together we can ask the bench scientists to look at the same problems we are concerned about or they can ask us to look clinically at a problem we are dealing with on a microscopic level or cellular level and bring those things together. "


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Mood - I indicative, S subjunctive, O optative, M imperative, N infinitive, P participle
Gender - M masculine, F feminine, N neuter
Number - S singular, P plural
Case - N nominative, G genitive, D dative, A accusative, V vocative
For example, the participle code V__PPPMSN stands for verb, present, passive, participle, masculine, singular, nominative
For example, the infinitive code V__AAN stands for verb, aorist, active, infinitive.
Pronoun - O
Class - P1 personal first person, P2 personal second person
Number - S singular, P plural
Case - N nominative, G genitive, D dative, A accusative, V vocative
For example, the pronoun code OP2_SN means pronoun, personal second person, singular, nominative.


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