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Nikon D3000 (18mm-55mm VR lens)
Manufacturer: Nikon Inc. Part number: 25462
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- Its feature set is basic even by entry-level standards, but the Nikon D3000 delivers the photo quality and performance you expect when stepping up to a dSLR, with an optional interface that's very beginner friendly.
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- Reviewed by: Lori Grunin
- Reviewed on: 09/23/2009
- Released on: 08/24/2009
The good: Beginner-friendly Guide mode; nicely laid out interactive control panel; solid photo quality up through ISO 1,600.
The bad: Extremely basic feature set; annoying multiselector switch.
The bottom line: Its feature set is basic even by entry-level standards, but the Nikon D3000 delivers the photo quality and performance you expect when stepping up to a dSLR, with an optional interface that's very beginner friendly.
User reviews
Fantastic Starting DSLR for the Budding Beginner!
by AA-Miller on December 15, 2011
Pros: Screen on the rear is large and clear
Included lens is of good quality
11 point auto-focus is to be fair, very good for any size DSLR
Fantastic night outdoor portraiture shooting
Fast write speed, lots of focus points
Battery performance astonishing
Cons: Slow(ish) Focus Speed
Not designed for larger Hands
No video mode, no live view
Summary: Most of my comparisons will be directed against the afore-mentioned alpha 200, which at the time was considered the entry DSLR of choice by many but has since been replaced ...
Summary: Most of my comparisons will be directed against the afore-mentioned alpha 200, which at the time was considered the entry DSLR of choice by many but has since been replaced by a newer model.
Anyone looking to choose their first DSLR will no doubt come across their advocates of each brand, and nay sayers of the competition. Brand loyalty is pretty fierce amongst the more serious DSLR camera-toting fraternity. It's easy to understand why, as there are various proprietary reasons why someone buying into the field would want to stick with one manufacturer, as invariably most of the accessories will only fit other cameras of the same brand.
When it comes to entry-level DSLRs like the Nikon D3000 and Sony alpha 200, the competition amongst the brands is no less fierce, but fortunately there is no such thing as a bad device in the current offerings from the major brands (also consider Canon, Panasonic and Pentax in this regard). There are some headline features and little nuances that each brand like to highlight, and it will be these things that mark the cameras out.
On initial impressions of the D3000, it fits very nicely in the hand. This alone is an important factor. The alpha is comfortable too, but in a different way as it's grips aren't laid out the same. It's down to personal preference, and I would strongly recommend anyone considering buying a DSL to handle a few in shops before they decide.
The actual feel of the camera, once you've attached the lens, is very good - it feels fractionally more "grown-up" than the alpha, if that makes sense.
The screen on the rear is large and clear, and the menus are ok to navigate, although the alpha trumps it in my opinion with some more logical menu trees, and a convenient quick-access button to some frequently used features.
One thing I felt was particularly useful - but only if it's something that you feel you will make use of - is that it incorporates a full guide within the camera, which can help a new user to learn the features of the camera. Considering I have only flicked through the Sony's manual at rapid pace and then stabbed blindly at the features when out in the field due to my eagerness, it would have been good to have access to an explanation or assistance with some of the features whilst I was out, so having the guide built-in to the Nikon is a bit of a boon. Anyone who already knows how all the features work however, will not be even remotely interested and should strike it off their list of pros.
The included lens is of good quality, and is in Nikon's "VR" range. The range is only 18-55mm, which although pretty common in entry lenses it would be nicer to have something a bit wider. The Sony bundled lens that I got at the time is an 18-70mm. One of things you'll likely find if you do get into photography, is that you'll be hankering after a second lens. Either something speciality, like a fish-eye or telephoto, or one with a greater zoom-range, like a -/200mm or even -/300mm. Having a greater degree of flexibility with the equipped standard lens could delay that possible purchase.
As far as I know, the Nikon actually uses a Sony CCD sensor (as is often the way that there are technology shares going around in the industry). The quality of the shots are all fine for an entry model as is pretty much the case across the board. In my opinion the Nikon can handle higher-sensitivity shots better than the Sony - Sony don't seem to have figured this out in any of their cameras as far as I can tell, but I have first-hand experience of the alpha 200 being really quite useless at high ISOs unless you've got great lighting. The Nikon is by no means great at high ISOs either, with grainy noisy images as you'd expect, but I did find them to be an improvement over the Sony.
There are 2 other key points that I think are worth highlighting - 11 point auto-focus is to be fair, very good for any size DSLR, let alone an entry-level model and is something Nikon is right to shout about. The other point is the 3 fps shooting mode. Very often you'll find that DSLRs can burst shoot a few frames but then trickle down to a relatively slow pace. The Nikon boasts up to a continuous 3fps which is a good performance. - Do bear in mind that you'll be wanting a high-speed memory card to take the strain if you plan on using that feature, else a slower card might slow things down a touch.
There are some features not included in this camera that are coming into fore in the world of DSLR cameras, such as being able to record HD video - but I for one think that goes against the ethos. Maybe I'll be proved wrong in time, but if I wanted an all-singing-all-dancing multimedia camera, I'd get one and I wouldn't expect it to be a DSLR. Another feature that is prevalent in newer DSLRs is something called "Live View" - which if you've been used to using camera phones and compact cameras with no glass viewfinder, basically means the image is presented live on the LCD screen at the rear. Entry DSLRs invariably don't have this feature, and the D3000 is no exception and neither is my old alpha 200. You'd have to go further up the range to get this, and might be a factor worth considering if you think it's going to be important to you. If it is an important feature, then consider a model which can swivel the screen round to different angles as I've trialled this in a shop and can see the benefits if you plan to use the camera in that way.
The included VR lens in the kit does some image stabilising, and works as well as can be expected. The Sony trumps Nikon here in my opinion by building anti-shake in the body of the camera, so any lens you attach is automatically stabilised and helps to bring down the cost of extra lenses. This could be an important consideration for some.
When it comes to Memory cards, unusually, it only accepts SD (or SDHC) cards. I guess this is probably the way forward, but the old chunky CompactFlash is still pretty much a stable to anyone in the DSLR world, so not being able to use CF cards might be a stumbling block for some.
On the whole, I am more than impressed with the D3000. I think perhaps the single overriding thing I like about it is that it feels more substantial, more professional than the Sony alpha200. Granted, I'm comparing a brand new Nikon with a nearly 2 year old Sony which has since been superceded by a newer model (A230K), but the price banding is similar and the target markets are/were the same. I think part of the chunkiness I like is down to the bundled lens which is very good, albeit with a limited if predictable range, but it's got a nice heft to it. The Sony loses out on the heft because it gains in-built stabilisation, so it's swings-and-roundabouts. I can easily recommend this model to anyone new to the world of DSLR's who would appreciate having some useful features and primarily having an in-built guide to using the camera and all its settings. ( I suggest you have to check for best price for the D3000 before you decide at: droppingprices.info/nikon-d3000/ )
Anyone after something more of a step-up would probably need to go higher up the range.
9 out of 9 users found this user opinion helpful.
Outstanding entry level D-SLR for amateurs
by Sublimestar on January 30, 2010
Pros: Great features, easy to use, amazing pictures, battery life, I could go on for days about this camera.
Cons: None that I have experienced thus far.
Summary: I am new to the SLR world, but this camera has made it such an easy experience for me so far. I've done my research about the more complicated ...
Summary: I am new to the SLR world, but this camera has made it such an easy experience for me so far. I've done my research about the more complicated features of picture taking and this camera has made it easy for me to learn each one. I'm still learning each time I use this camera. Even just sitting down and messing with all of the features you get a good grasp of how each one works. I would recommend this camera to anyone willing to jump into the wonderful world of D-SLR cameras.
6 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
Amazon Review Summary
by ididtheresearch on February 28, 2010
Pros: For people upgrading from a point-and-shoot and wanted a good entry level Digital SLR that they could grow into.
Cons: Everything is in the box to start shooting, except for a memory card.
Summary: For the most part, this Nikon digital SLR received high marks. Those that did leave one star reviews did not provide constructive feedback about the unit itself. Those people aside, ...
Summary: For the most part, this Nikon digital SLR received high marks. Those that did leave one star reviews did not provide constructive feedback about the unit itself. Those people aside, there were other people who had pleasant things to say about the camera. There was little concern with the lack of "Live View", the ability to frame a shot with the LCD screen. It was recommended for people upgrading from a point-and-shoot and wanted a good entry level Digital SLR that they could grow into. From the small size of the camera (for a DSLR) to the number of extra features available, there were many reasons people liked the D3000 from Nikon.
Note: Everything is in the box to start shooting, except for a memory card. You'll need to get an SD or SHDC card to use with your camera.
You may want to pick up these accessories:
Hoya 52mm UV (Ultra Violet) Super Multi Coated Glass Filter
Transcend 16 GB Class 6 SDHC Flash Memory Card TS16GSDHC6
5 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
Excellent step up from point and shoot
by nico95b on December 30, 2009
Pros: Lightweight but not cheap feeling, substantially better image quality than a point and shoot, white balance assist lamp, advanced auto focus system, anti dust facilities, great kit lens with VR, long battery life, accelerometer for LCD, large screen
Cons: Slightly low resolution screen, dim viewfinder, no battery grip option, heavy feeling from stepping up from point and shoot, difficult to transition to only having use of the viewfinder to compose picture
Summary: I personally used a Nikon S210 point and shoot camera prior to purchasing a d3000. I spent literally months researching which dslr to buy and after seeing Ken Rockwell's ...
Summary: I personally used a Nikon S210 point and shoot camera prior to purchasing a d3000. I spent literally months researching which dslr to buy and after seeing Ken Rockwell's disappointment in the camera, was very cautious when buying it. I have no regrets. If you currently own any point and shoot you will not be disappointed with the image quality or speed; I was thoroughly surprised with the quality of both.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Great Camera
by ryank82 on December 6, 2009
Pros: Ergonomics, Autofocus points, Photo Quality
Cons: No video recording, Slower flash sync speed then D40
Summary: Always been a big fan of Nikon DSRL's, I really like how the D3000 feels in my hands. I am also glad they bumped up the auto focus points ...
Summary: Always been a big fan of Nikon DSRL's, I really like how the D3000 feels in my hands. I am also glad they bumped up the auto focus points from 3 'D40/D60' to 11 for quick autofocusing. The extra resolution allows for cropping the picture while still retaining a fairly large photo for print/uploads. New menu system will make it easy for beginners and they can advance as they learn. Overall I'm very pleased with my camera. Nikon has made another great camera in my opinion.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
My first SLR and I love it!
by mommacrystal on June 9, 2010
Pros: I did not need live view or video. After weeks of research fro something within my price range I was thrilled to find the D3000 was right there. I take loads of pictures of my kids, sports they play in and this camera hasn't let me down.
Cons: The ONLY thing I can think of is that when your looking through the viewfinder your nose is against the LCD, but I can definitely live with it!
Summary: I searched for weeks for something in my price range and I so wanted to step up from my point and shoot. Don't get me wrong, it's a ...
Summary: I searched for weeks for something in my price range and I so wanted to step up from my point and shoot. Don't get me wrong, it's a great camera and fits in my pocket on the go. But I always dreamed of owning a Nikon so when I came across the D3000 I was excited. Photography is a passion that I indulge in quite often. I take walks with the kids, camera goes too. I even did a friends wedding with my D3000. Bottom line is that you have to explore all the settings to get a feel for it and honestly, it's not the camera who gets great shots, it's the photographer. Have you taken any great shots today?
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Commendable Beginner's Nikon
by sid_heart19 on March 2, 2010
Pros: = Build quality(Sturdy and feels perfect in hand)
= 11 point AF system (cool to track moving objects)
= Ownership Feel/Brand Reputation
= Nikkor 18-55 VR Kit lens
= VR(though a lens feature) allows shooting low light scenes without a tripod
Cons: = Lack of dedicated buttons to alter settings on the fly
= No exposure bracketing
= Nikkor lenses are expensive(compared to Canon)
= Live view (personally I never felt the need)
= Camera's picture saving time is slow(when 'Active D-lighting' is ON)
Summary: Hi,
Am Sidharth, 25yrs old, a software engineer by profession. I love taking photographs and have mostly used point and shoot. I decided to go for my first SLR in ...
Summary: Hi,
Am Sidharth, 25yrs old, a software engineer by profession. I love taking photographs and have mostly used point and shoot. I decided to go for my first SLR in december 2009 and after a lot of research/hands on, I zeroed in, on the D3000. I had 2 options(out of the recommended brands):
a) Canon 1000D(1 yr old but feature rich)
b) Nikon D3000, latest offering, but with less frills
My requirements which lead me to Nikon's this model are as follows:
1. I do long motorcycle rides(iluvriding.blogspot.com), and these are the times I would love to capture the places, experiences, so my cam needs to be reliable and sturdy, so that I can carry it without much fuss/extra attention
2. I wanted to carry it all the time, so the one I feel most comfortable(out of the 2), would be my choice, and it was D3000, the weight, size and sturdiness got me hooked.
3. During my stint with cameras, I have read many articles and books and knew enough concepts/theory than most professionals I have come across(I bet), so all I needed was a reliable(lasting) device with manual mode. Frills(live view, video,etc) doesn't impress me much anyways, at least not at the cost of build quality.
4. I liked the brand Nikon, since I was a kid
5. I had read in a site the advantage of having a Nikon(or Canon) is on special situations an accessory can be rented(i.e with hassles about compatibility)
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Superb entry level camera
by ianlamb on March 1, 2010
Pros: Nice feel (solid)
18-55mm lens is good
amazing pictures (compared to point and click)
beginners guide
good battery life
Cons: none really. buffer memory could be a bit bigger.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
This is a nice camera with great features
by markwoodbury on February 22, 2010
Pros: Nice Size, Great Ergonomics, Decent Manual and Great Features
Cons: Others offer live and view and better bundles than the Nikon at it's price.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Amazing Camera!!
by westley864 on January 9, 2010
Pros: The image quality is great, the preprogramed modes enhance the experience, many retouching options available, auto mode is very intuitive, offers excellent manual functions as well.
Cons: view finder is very small, when taking night pictures the assist light does not stay on long enough to line up the picture, the battery life is ok but I would suggest buying and carrying an extra.
Summary: I stepped up from point and shoot cameras and film slr's to dslr. So far I have been impressed by the nikon d300. My ancient Pentax (which I still ...
Summary: I stepped up from point and shoot cameras and film slr's to dslr. So far I have been impressed by the nikon d300. My ancient Pentax (which I still love) and my slightly less over the hill Minolta are both jealous of the time I spend with this nikon! I have taken indoor and outdoor pictures and discovered that i really appreciate the easy of the d3000. Adjusting for light, review pictures and keeping them organized, and retouching on the camera are all very fast and easy. The only limit I've discovered with this camera is my imagination! I am also a big fan of photoshop for anything I can't do on the camera.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
- Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
- Part number: 25462
- Description: The D3000 is a high-performance DX-format SLR that delivers superb images and boasts a range of functions, which make photography simple and fun. Nikon's intelligent Guide Mode offers incredibly user-friendly in-camera assistance, enabling even beginners to capture wonderful images. Perfect for shots that you are not sure how to take, and guide mode will ask you about the image you want to capture and automatically optimize the camera settings for the best possible results. When you want to learn more, you can use Guide Mode to find out how to adjust the settings yourself. The 10.2-megapixel image sensor and fast autofocus performance ensure precise, detailed images. The large, 3-inch LCD screen is highly convenient for composing and reviewing images, and makes it easy to use the in-camera retouch menu that enables you to modify images without a computer. The D3000 - the camera that shows you how to capture stunning shots with ease.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Digital camera - SLR
- Resolution 10.2 megapixels
- Optical Sensor Type CCD
- Total Pixels 10,750,000 pixels
- Effective Sensor Resolution 10,200,000 pixels
- Optical Sensor Size 15.8 x 23.6mm
- Field of View Crop Factor 1.5
- Sensor Dust Reduction Yes
- Sensor Features Self Cleaning Sensor Unit,
Airflow Control System
- Optical Zoom 3 x
- Image Stabilizer Optical
- Auto Focus TTL phase detection
- Auto Focus Points (Zones) Qty 11
- Image Recording Format JPEG,
- AV Interfaces Composite video/audio
Exposure & White Balance
- Light Sensitivity ISO 3200,
ISO auto (100-1600)
- Exposure Metering 3D color matrix II,
- Exposure Metering Zones 420
- Exposure Modes I-TTL program flash,
- Shooting Programs Sports mode,
Night portrait,
Portrait mode,
- Special Effects Portrait,
- White Balance Automatic,
- Max Shutter Speed 1/4000 sec
- Min Shutter Speed 30 sec
- Exposure Compensation ±5 EV range, in 1/3 EV steps
- X-sync Speed 1/200 sec
- Exposure Range EV 0-20 ( ISO 100 )
Lens System
- Type 3 x x Zoom lens - 18 mm - 55 mm - F/3.5-5.6 G Nikon AF-S DX VR
- Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 27 - 82.5 mm
- Focus Adjustment Manual,
- Min Focus Range 11 in
- Max View Angle 76 degrees
- Zoom Adjustment Manual
- Lens Construction 8 groups / 11 elements
- Filter Size 52 mm
- Lens System Mounting Nikon F
- Features VR (Vibration Reduction),
Aspherical lens,
Silent Wave Motor (SWM)
Camera Flash
- Camera Flash Pop-up flash
- Guide Number (m / ISO 100) 12
- Flash Modes Slow synchro,
Rear curtain sync,
Fill-in mode,
Auto mode,
Flash OFF mode,
Red-eye reduction
- Features AF illuminator,
Flash +/- compensation
Additional Features
- Continuous Shooting Speed 3 frames per second
- Self Timer Delay 2 sec,
10 sec,
5 sec,
20 sec
- Flash Terminal Hot shoe
- Additional Features Digital image rotation,
Display brightness control,
AF lock,
DPOF support,
In-camera red-eye fix,
Text input to Exif header,
AE lock,
Cropping an image,
Histogram display,
Scene Recognition System (SRS),
Highlight point display,
Camera orientation detection,
PictBridge support,
Built-in help guide,
USB 2.0 compatibility,
Date/time stamp,
Direct print
- Viewfinder Type Optical - Eye-level penta-dach mirror
- Field Coverage 95%
- Magnification 0.8x
- Dioptric Correction Range -1.7 to +0.5
- Type 3 in LCD display
- Display Features Built-in
- Connector Type 1 x Composite video output,
1 x USB
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Peripheral Devices USB port,
CD-ROM drive
- Microsoft Certifications Certified for Windows Vista
- Included Accessories Battery charger,
Body cap,
Eyepiece cover,
Neck strap,
USB cable,
Shoe cap
- Supported Battery Nikon EN-EL9a
- Supported Battery 1 x Li-ion rechargeable battery ( Included )
Memory / Storage
- Memory Card Slot SD card
- Supported Memory Cards SDHC Memory Card,
SD Memory Card
- Image Storage 3872 x 2592,
2896 x 1944,
1936 x 1296
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 5 in
- Depth 2.5 in
- Height 3.8 in
- Weight 17.1 oz
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 104 °F
Main Features
- Image stabilizer feature Optical stabilization helps prevent blurry pictures, especially for handheld cameras at slow shutter speeds or when using high optical zoom.
Product series
Nikon D3000 (18mm-55mm VR lens)
Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
Specs: SLR,
10.2 megapixels,
3 x,
27 - 82.5mm F/3.5,
15.8 x 23.6mm,
Nikon D3000 (with 18mm-55mm and 55mm-200mm VR lens)
Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
Specs: SLR,
10.2 megapixels,
3 x,
27 - 82.5mm F/3.5,
15.8 x 23.6mm,
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Nikon Inc. products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Nikon Inc.
- Address:
1300 Walt Whitman Road, Melville, NY 11747-3064
- Phone: 1-631-547-4200


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I'm using a 1920x1080 screen resolution on my desktop and I would like to have SAP expand to the entire width so that I don't have to scroll horizontally all the time. Currently, it takes up less than half of the entire monitor and is just wasted space. I'm referring to the entire container size, not increasing font size. Similarly, I am trying to display more tabs on the screen at the same time instead of having to click the "next screen button (f7)". Can anyone tell me if this is possible and how to configure it?
Hello Vasillas87,
Quick answer,- No.
This space is purely down to the application running, not the SAPGUI,
Please be aware that not all users will be using this resolution, and those that are not would run into
problems if the application changed.
A useful analogy would be the word application where there is a great deal of 'wasted space' when using a widescreen
Applications are designed to be used with at least 800x600 screen resolution.
Refer to notes:
[525936 FAQ GUI in General and support strategy|http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/525936]
[ 26417 SAP GUI Resources: Hardware and software|http://service/sap/support/sap/notes/26417]
Hello Jude,
Do you know if SAP has any plans to support modern displays? 800x600 was the standard 12 years ago. Now only 1.2% of all users operate at this low res.
I've been searching for a way to do precisely what Vasillas87 asked about, and came across this forum.
I imagine the 98.8% of users that operate at higher resolutions would greatly appreciate the improvement!!
Hello Yevaud
I know things have moved on,but we still have to support the lowes res. for backwards compatibility
Think of the problems we would get if we had users with 1024x768 screens where the data was truncated and
not visible :).
The issue is not actually with the SAPGUI itself,but with the application itself.
If you wish to raise a mesage, then enter the affected transaction code into SE93,=> Display =>
Double-click on 'Package' to give you the Application Component to raise a message in.
Hello Jude,
I get a "You are not authorized to use transaction SE93" message when I tried to follow your recommendation.
Here is link to a screen capture of my user experience. As you can see, more than 60% of the screen is wasted space.
Is there anything at all you can recommend that will allow me to improve the utilization of the available screen space?
Any guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!
Kind Regards,
Hello Yevaud,
You need to check with your administrator about your permissions for transaction codes.
If you can advise me what the transcation code you entered in is,I can check it from my side.
Hello Jude,
The transaction code I used to get to the screen shown in the screen capture was MM03.
If you were asking about a different transaction code, I'm not following you.
Did you look at the screen capture? It appears that at best it would be suited to an 600x800 screen (oriented in portrait).
Thanks for your reply
Hello Yevaud,
Of course I looked at the screenshot,
My point is that the application program is responsible for the use of the available sceen area, not the SAPGUI itself.
Please raise a message in component LO-MD-MM for them to advise you on this issue.
Yevaud wrote:
> Here is link to a screen capture of my user experience. As you can see, more than 60% of the screen is wasted space.
> http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/9020/sapcm.jpg
> Is there anything at all you can recommend that will allow me to improve the utilization of the available screen space?
> Any guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!
> Kind Regards,
> Yevaud
Then I recommend to use the NWBC and add the sidepanel =)
Look at slide 18 in:
Or at slide 9 and 10 in:
Best regards
I realize there are a few users out there who are still on 600 x 800 (less than 1%), but even 768 x 1024 monitors are now available for free or close to free (as computer users in mass have moved to even more higher resolution than this). It is agonizingly inefficient to spend more time scrolling both horizontally and vertically than actually reviewing data on a regular basis, when you have 60%+ plus of your screen going unused.
Some people complain when Microsoft no longer supports an older OS - and I would agree that Microsoft cuts the cord too early many times. But in the case of SAP, the 600 x 800 is severely limiting, and is nothing short of extremely archaic for 99% of users. Scroll, scroll, scroll... scroll back, scroll back, scroll back... With more use of our screen space and the appropriate fields/columns showing, we would cut some of our transaction processing/review time by over 50%.
As Jude says. No you cannot!
But if your screen has a Pivot function you can get long lists to be visible.
So instead of having 1920x1080 you will have 1080x1920.
That is a completely new experience!
Yes it is possible, but you need to modify SAP screen layouts to do that. Most screens are limited to 80 or 132 characters when the ERP world was in its infancy. Now this is not needed any more and can be handled dynamically. For old SAP screens you can just resize it to any bigger size and size them to the latest resolution. You will then need to resize the underlying objects of the screen as well. Certain R2 and early R3 based screens will have some problems. If they use special processing with buttons and icons that is no longer supported, as it was originally set, will need more modifications since a screen modification might change such settings irretrievably. SAP could actually do this as a delivery in an enhancement package. These changes would be downwards compatible but why would you worry about that since release 4.6 is out of maintenance? It is also possible to do this with a separate instance delivery to replace old screens with new ones, hence only newer versions would get this update. It is really not understandable why such an easy change is not done.


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Lamina, Inc. has announced the release of two new LED light engines with outputs as bright as many traditional bulbs.
TitanTurbo™ is immediately available to lighting application designers in two models: a 3000°K "warm white" version equal in light output to the widely used 75-watt halogen PAR-30 and equally popular 100-watt R-20 flood lights and a 4700°K "daylight white" (cool) model twice as bright.
Both products will be unveiled and demonstrated this week in Milan, Italy at Euroluce. They will also be shown at LightFair International 2007 in New York City May 8-10.
The TitanTurbo delivers more than 2,000 lumens in daylight white and more than 1,000 lumens in warm white light, these LED light engines offer unsurpassed performance for all general lighting applications. The TitanTurbo Warm White has an enhanced red and orange color spectrum that makes it ideal as a halogen or incandescent replacement.
While advances in solid state lighting have been very rapid, until now, the brightest commercially available LED light sources have only been able to rival the light output of a 20-30 watt tungsten accent lamp.
"The light emitted by most white light LED products currently on the market is 'cool' in terms of color temperature—similar to most mercury vapor fluorescents," explains Frank M. Shinneman, Lamina's president and CEO. "That's fine for many applications like lighting offices, but it's not the 'warm white' light we want in the living areas of our homes, restaurants and other intimate environments."
They feature a standard 60º-beam pattern with additional wide, medium and narrow optics available. An integral EZ-Connect™ board eliminates the need for soldering and the metal base of each is electrically isolated, allowing wiring in parallel or series on a common heat sink. Both models feature integrated protection from electrostatic discharge (ESD) and superior thermal performance, resulting in long life, high lumen maintenance and outstanding reliability.


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There's no other way to put. The release of QB David Garrard from the Jacksonville Jaguars is a major surprise. Only five days before the start of the season, an NFL team has released the player we thought would be their starting quarterback.
But should it be a surprise? SB Nation's Big Cat Country has been in front of the story and says this shouldn't come as a major shocker.
Flat out, David Garrard was terrible in the preseason and throughout training camp. It's no surprise either that Luke McCown will be the opening day starter. McCown had consistently been the best Jaguars quarterback in training camp and in the preseason.
Big Cat Country reminds us of what happened back on Sept. 1, 2007. Back then, a little less than weeks before the season, the Jags released QB Byron Leftwich and went with Garrard.
Now, four years later, the same thing has happened.
Hop on over to Big Cat Country to see the reaction to all this from Jags fans.


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At one point more than 6,000 people were without power in the area but with the colder temperatures and high winds, a MidAmerican representative said the company has a plan to stay on top of power outages.
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What wine goes with Spanish Omelette?
If you need a wine to pair with Spanish Omelette, you could try a Cava to go with it.
(CAH-vah): A crisp, but fruity sparkling wine with hints of lemon, lime, green apple and wet rock.
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Ipswich — Barbara (Tobey) Pickard of Hodges Way, Ipswich, died Sunday, May 12, 2013, at the Lafayette Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Facility in Marblehead. She was the wife of the late Jack Pickard, who died in 2006.
Barbara was born March 8, 1924, in Gloucester to Marion (Ross) Tobey and Howard Harvey Tobey. She was raised and educated in Gloucester. Following graduation, she took the Civil Service Exam and worked at the rationing board during World War II. Married on February 14, 1947, the Pickards moved to Ipswich where she raised two daughters and resided until her recent illness. For 35 of those years she was the bookkeeper for the family's oil business.
Barb and Jack enjoyed entertaining friends and family on their sailboat Varuna. She also enjoyed quilting and braiding and hooking rugs. Barbara will be remembered for her sense of humor, generous heart and wonderful pies.
She is survived by her daughter, Jan Taggart and her husband, Howard of Marblehead; her son-in-law, Thomas Buinicky of Claremont, N.H.; grandchildren, Ian Taggart and his wife, Maryann of Providence, R.I., Jessica Taggart of Bogota, Colombia, Amy Buinicky, of Somerville, and Alison Buinicky of Brooklyn, N.Y., and many loving nieces and nephews. Barbara was predeceased in 2000 by her daughter, Jill Buinicky formerly of Claremont; her brothers, John, of Florida, Robert of Gloucester, and George (Lindy) of Rockport; and her sisters, Florence Ingersoll and Janet Tyne both of Gloucester, Phyllis Adams of Nova Scotia and Marion Drohan of Beverly.
ARRANGEMENTS: Her funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Friday, graveside in the Highland Cemetery, Town Farm Road., Ipswich. Family and friends are welcomed. Visiting hours will be held Thursday 5 to 8 p.m. in the Whittier-Porter Funeral Home, 6 High St., Ipswich.
Memorial contributions in her name may be made to The Trustees of Reservations, 572 Essex St., Beverly, MA, 01915, or at www.thetrustees.org/donate/honorary-and-memorial-gifts/. For directions or to send a condolence, please visit www.whittier-porter.com.


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Positive Youth Justice Initiative
The Positive Youth Justice Initiative (PYJI) is spearheading a major shift in California's juvenile justice practice and policy at the county level. The initiative focuses on crossover youth — young people with histories of neglect, abuse and trauma who currently are involved with their juvenile justice systems. Systemic changes address the underlying trauma and social and familial disconnections that impact and impede these vulnerable youth from successfully transitioning to adulthood.
Grantees are redesigning their approach to supporting some of their most vulnerable youth. PYJI innovation plans integrate four design elements: Investing in Youth, Treating Trauma, Changing Systems and Providing Wraparound Services. PYJI's ultimate goal is to encourage system transformation that is focused on the development of healthy youth rather than confinement.
Six counties received $75,000 planning grants in 2012, and four counties received $400,000 implementation grants in January 2014.
Alameda County Probation Department, San Diego County Probation Department, San Joaquin County Probation Department and Vallejo City Unified School District in Solano County received the implementation grants to test a series of reforms designed to transform juvenile justice into a more just, effective system and improve the lives of the youth they engage.
PYJI is a Sierra Health Foundation initiative managed by the Center for Health Program Management, with additional funding from The California Endowment and The California Wellness Foundation.
Watch the launch event video on YouTube.
Learn about the PYJI county grantee partners.
Download the Positive Youth Justice Initiative Fact Sheet.
Learn about the technical assistance providers supporting the initiative.
Technical Assistance Resources
Webinars and Learning Communities
View Positive Youth Justice Initiative Spring 2012 Speaker Series presentations and videos.
Positive Youth Justice Initiative Briefing Paper
April 2012
This briefing paper provides background information on Sierra Health Foundation's Positive Youth Justice Initiative.
Rethinking Juvenile Justice: Promoting the Health and Well-Being of Crossover Youth, an article published in GIH Bulletin
September 2012
Grantmakers In Health published an article about the Positive Youth Justice Initiative in the Sept. 17, 2012, issue of its online GIH Bulletin. Written by Sierra Health Foundation President and CEO Chet Hewitt and Senior Program Officer Matt Cervantes, the article appeared in the publication's Views from the Field section.
Read Rethinking Juvenile Justice: Promoting the Health and Well-Being of Crossover Youth in GIH Bulletin
Renewing Juvenile Justice
March 2011
Commissioned by Sierra Health Foundation and written by the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, this policy report provides a historical account of California's juvenile justice system that illustrates the origins of today's issues, and provides a direction for establishing a model 21st century juvenile justice system designed to improve outcomes for youth, their families and caregivers. Download the report (PDF)


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The problem first started when vandals began taking copper from this air conditioning unit. The church put up this metal fence but vandals keep coming back.
Even the most sacred places, where people gather to worship are trashed, shattered and sometimes broken.
"This is a great opportunity for the church to be a light in the darkened place," says Mondo Jenkins, Youth Pastor at Life Park Christian Fellowship.
Vandals have returned to Life park Christian Fellowship not once, or twice,...but five times. Stealing copper, breaking windows, stealing instruments, gifts and more.
"They're just distractions and we've got to remember to keep the main thing, the main thing and that's the people," says Senior Pastor Terry Bell
both shepherd of the flock and also a man... with feelings and raw and real reactions to the events that both shake us to shape us.
"You want the truth, I was mad, 5th time in 6 months," says Bell.
But anger gave way what this church is all about....the people...not the building and not things. It doesn't mean there won't ever be pain or questions.
"Why do they keep hitting us but then I realized why did they keep hitting Jesus, literally physically he kept on loving," says Bell.
It's a sentiment echoed by the youth pastor.
"I don't think light needs to be where light is. We're called to be in a dark place and if there are dark things going on we feel like we're in the right place," says Jenkins.
And while there are gates, metal fences, and security, the church one day hopes to return to an open door policy. They moved to the community to serve.
"What does God want us to do here, He wants us to take care of people and that's just not good stable people," add Bell.
"It takes a village. We're all in this thing together and we float or we sink together," says Jenkins.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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Getting Twitter Followers with Quality
There are different ways to get Twitter followers. You can follow everyone and their house pets yourself, hoping that enough of them will reciprocate to boost your follower total through the stratosphere.
You can make a concerted effort to promote your Twitter URL at every turn, hoping to find new followers from the population that visits your website or blog.
There's another way to do it. The third route, by the way, is the one that works the best.
If you Tweet quality, you'll get followers. Good followers. The kind who want to listen to what you say and who are willing to follow your advice.
When you're Tweeting the "good stuff", people notice. They re-Tweet you. They recommend you. They respond to you. And every time one those things happens, more people become aware of you and the fact that you're doing something special on Twitter.
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The University of Maine College of Liberal Arts and Sciences celebrated its first annual Maine Heritage Event Nov. 6 at the Buchanan Alumni House thanks to support from TD Banknorth, a longtime friend to the university.
The Maine Heritage Event is part of a larger initiative called the Maine Heritage Project, aimed at highlighting the innovative research and scholarship being done at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; fostering a better understanding of the culture, history, and people of Maine; and honoring a UMaine faculty member who has made significant contributions to the understanding of Maine heritage.
Attended by nearly 100 people including faculty, students, administrators, staff, alumni, donors and volunteers from UMaine boards and committees, the Maine Heritage Event featured a lecture by James Acheson, professor of anthropology and marine sciences, who discussed the lobster industry in light of the 20th anniversary of his book, "The Lobster Gangs of Maine." In addition, several departments featured displays set up throughout the first floor of the Alumni House.
TD Banknorth's impact at UMaine will last forever. Over the years, the Maine-based company has contributed to the William S. Cohen Center, the Franco American Centre, Pine Tree 4-H Foundation, the University of Maine Foundation, the Maine Center for the Arts, and Black Bear Athletics.
Representing TD Banknorth at the Maine Heritage Event was Michele Parry who told the audience that many bank employees are UMaine graduates and that "the university holds a special place in our hearts."
Sponsoring the Maine Heritage Event "demonstrates our commitment to the University of Maine and the state," she added.
Instrumental in helping UMaine establish the Maine Heritage Event was Ted Scontras, TD Banknorth's executive vice president for higher education, a UMaine graduate with a bachelor's degree in political science – one of the departments within the college of liberal arts. Also helping bring the event to fruition was another UMaine graduate, Laura Warner, vice president for higher education at the bank.
A collaboration of the departments of art, English, anthropology, history, sociology, modern and classical languages, Franco-American studies and Native American studies, the Maine Heritage Project will focus on all the ethnic groups and nationalities which have lived in Maine over the years including Franco-Americans, Irish-Americans, American Indians, and the Somalis.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is seeking funding for the project from companies and individual donors. Funding will go toward an endowed professorship of Maine heritage and faculty positions in Maine heritage, and will help pay for collaborative projects with communities, faculty and student research projects, and education for schoolchildren. Other areas the college hopes will be funded include graduate fellowships and assistantships.
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Ten minutes from the bustle of Atlanta, hummingbirds and dragonflies buzz around gardens, and horses crunch leaves under their hooves as they amble down dirt-covered trails leading to a private pond. Fruition Farm beckons visitors to relax at this idyllic refuge, whether by swaying on the porch swing with a book in hand or trapping sleepy friends in a hammock draped between two trees.
Communing with nature is reflected in the farm's approach to horseback riding—natural horsemanship, which fosters a special rapport between equestrians and steeds based on respect and trust, motivating horses to obey commands without riders threatening to expose their secret pasts as cows. This philosophy encompasses all activities at Fruition, from lessons and camps to weekend retreats and creative excursions such as moonlight rides and Tea on Tuesdays, which pairs laid-back rides with a catered lunch at the farmhouse.
Special Ops Series LLC's adventurous events let civilian participants challenge themselves with activities from special-forces training. Owned and operated by a special-forces veteran, the organization strives to build a sense of loyalty and community over the course of multiple events, as participants aspire to accomplishments above and beyond their perceived capabilities. Both of Special Ops Series LLC's events, the TREK and the Green Beret Challenge, culminate in awards of excellence to commend personal accomplishments and particularly inspired Rambo impressions.
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'A' could be capitalised, but very often isn't. There's no need for a full stop after a name.
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Girls at a New Jersey Catholic high school have vowed a "no cursing" pledge.
The female students at Queen of Peace High School in North Arlington have taken a no cursing pledge reportedly because school officials want them to "act like ladies."
The male students have not been asked to take the pledge but have been told not to curse when female students are within an earshot.
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Detention Officer
The Guilford County Sheriff's Office maintains and operates three separate detention facilities in Gibsonville, Greensboro and High Point. As a Deputy Detention Officer, qualified candidates will be trained to operate a correctional facility. Duties include monitoring inmates to ensure a safe and secure environment for Sheriff's Department personnel, civilian staff, and those incarcerated.
- Be a citizen of the United States.
- Be 21 years of age at the time of application.
- Be a resident of Guilford County, or one of the contiguous counties (Rockingham, Alamance, Randolph, Davidson, Stokes and Forsyth).
- Be able to perform all of the essential job functions of an inexperienced officer, unassisted, and at pace and level of performance consistent with the actual job performance requirements.
- Minimum Education: High School Graduate or G.E.D.
- Candidate must be able to pass a drug test and a complete medical examination by a licensed physician, including psychological testing and evaluation. Weight must be in proportion to height.
- Successful candidate must be able to pass a comprehensive background investigation by the Sheriff's Office, which includes fingerprints and photgraph. Candidate must be of good moral character and must not have been convicted of a felony or a serious misdemeanor by a local, state, federal, or military court.
- This office will obtain a credit history. Applicants must not currently be in bankruptcy or have unpaid past due accounts or judgements.
- Candidate must possess or be eligible to receive a valid North Carolina driver's license.
Additional Incentives
- Applicants with prior military service who have earned an associate or Bachelor Degree will receive an increase for education or active military service.
- Fluent in Spanish - 5% increase
- Prior Military Service - 1% increase per year for up to 10 years active service
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- Holiday Pay for Rotational Schedule - Approximately $2,000 per year
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Holidays 11-12 paid holidays each year, based on NC State schedule
Vacation Earn from 12-24 days per year, depending on length of County service
Sick Leave Earn 12 paid sick days per year. Unused sick leave counts toward retirement
Family and Medical Leave In accordance with federal law
Other Leave Parental leave, jury duty pay and military leave pay
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Carl Calvin Ward, 78. was born on May 26, 1933, and went to be with the Lord on Nov. 20, 2011.
He is survived by his nephews and nieces, Tom and Sherry Ward, Tammie and Brandy Smith; great-nephews and great-nieces, Josh and Jen Rivas, Amanda Ward and Cory Ward, along with three great-great-nieces, one great-great-nephew and lots of friends.
Please join us for a celebration of his life at 1 p.m. on Dec 3, 2011, at the Deer Park Community Arts Center (across from Deer Park City Hall, E316 Crawford). Please bring your favorite dish and help us celebrate Uncle Carl's life.
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John William Melville, 83 years of life, a resident of Deer Park and formerly of Valley, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011.
He is the dear husband of Virginia Malek and the loving father of Cheryl Farley and Dave Melville of Newport and Ron Melville of Chattaroy. His brothers are Robert Melville of Spokane and Gerald Melville of Valley. John enjoyed numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Private urn placement will take place at a later date for former Chattaroy resident Marian J. (Middleton) Dierks, 69, who passed away on Nov. 11 at her Spokane Valley home.
Born on Aug. 12, 1942, to Loren and Eva Middleton in Spokane, she attended Riverside High School. She later worked as a waitress, cook, and baked for several establishments, nursing homes, and retirement homes.
She married James D. Dierks in 1985.
Mrs. Dierks enjoyed planting flowers, doing crossword puzzles, traveling, fishing, and going to her grandchildren's soccer and baseball games, and "Hoopfest" every year.
A celebration of life was held on Nov. 18 at the Marysville (Wash.) Free Methodist Church for former Springdale resident William "Bill" J. Blatt, 79, who passed away on Nov. 9.
Born on Oct. 3, 1932, in Springdale to Charles and Mae Blatt, he worked for Western Electric for 22 years and GTE for 15 years before retiring in 1993.
He was preceded in death by a son, Frederick C. Blatt; and a granddaughter, Heather Heimbigner.
A funeral service will be 1 p.m. on Nov. 17 at Lauer Funeral Home, Deer Park, with the Rev. Jerrod Williams officiating, for former longtime Deer Park resident Donald E. Lenhard, 85, who passed away on Nov. 11.
Born in 1926 in Colfax, Wash., to the late Harold and Mary Ellen Lenhard, he graduated from Deer Park High School in 1943 and later attended Gonzaga University, the University of Washington and Washington State College. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
A memorial service will be held on Nov. 11, at the Phoenix (Ariz.) Christian Reformed Church for former Deer Park teacher Lloyd Haglund, 82.
Born on Aug. 12, 1929, to the late Bert and Eleanor Haglund in Warroad, Minn., he lived in various places in Minnesota until 1944 when his family moved to Spokane.
He graduated from Rogers High School in 1946 and later worked at Sears and served in the Air Force, in Fairbanks, Alaska. Mr. Haglund also did long haul trucking.
A memorial service will be 11 a.m. on Nov. 12 at St. Mary's Presentation Catholic Church, E602 Sixth St., Deer Park, for Deer Park resident Donald L. Boucher, 69, who passed away on Sept. 5,while he was camping in the Blue Mountains.
Born on Jan. 14, 1942 in Oklee, Minn., to Irene (Hince) and Harvey Boucher, and was raised in Yakima since 1947.
A private memorial services will be held at a later date for longtime Elk resident Ruth E. (Owens) Conley, 86, who passed away on Oct. 21.
Born on May 12, 1925, to the late Claude and Zella Owens in Fargo, N.D., she was an avid gardener who loved especially her pansies and gladioli. She was also a devoted piano player.
Her husband, Perry, preceded her in death.
She is survived by her five children, Perry, Marcella, Marion, Paul (Susie) and Melvin, all of the Spokane area; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Hazen and Jaeger Funeral Home, Spokane, was in charge of arrangements.
Funeral Services were held on Nov. 8 at Cheney Church of the Nazarene for former area resident Carol M. (Baker) Betz, 78, who passed away on Nov. 4 in Spokane.
She was born on May 23, 1933, to David and Ella Baker in Clayton.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward J. Betz.
Lee C. Bradford (Aug. 14, 1945-Oct. 31, 2011) left this world on Monday, Oct. 31, and is now at peace with the Lord.
His courage and strength while taking the necessary steps to continue to be with his family after receiving his new heart was a testimony to his deep love for his wife, Renee, and children, Demica, Brianna and Hunter.
Lee was preceded in death by his mother, Jackie, and father, Lee "Pops" Bradford.


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Panthers choose Pike over Cantwell for third QB
The Panthers have kept QB Tony Pike on the 53-man roster and have cut Hunter Cantwell.
Panthers place WR Wallace on I.R.; trim roster to 75
The Panthers placed WR Wallace Wright on I.R. Tuesday, one of five transactions made by the team.
OT Barton does not report to Panthers camp, may retire
OT Kirk Barton decided not to report to Panthers training camp one day after being claimed off waivers. Head coach John Fox believes Barton has decided to retire from football.
Panthers DE Brown restores optimism with recent play
Expectations have been high for DE Everette Brown since the Panthers traded a first-round pick to move up in the second round and draft him in 2009.
Clausen's toe injury will linger through season
Rookie QB Jimmy Clausen learned he will have to play the 2010 season through the pain in his right big toe.
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Panthers OLT Jordan Gross' start to the preseason was ugly, but we hear the team is not panicking about his future.
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Speculation that Jimmy Clausen would challenge incumbent Matt Moore for a starting job has mostly died down since the spring, and now he'll need a strong showing just to win the backup job.
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The Panthers have agreed to terms with second-round pick Jimmy Clausen on a four-year deal, according to reports.
NFC South training-camp reports
In the seventh chapter of our training-camp reports, we look at the NFC South teams, including a Panthers team led defensively by LB Jon Beason.
Panthers sign third-round pick LaFell
The Panthers announced they signed third-round pick Brandon LaFell on Tuesday.
Three players competing to become Panthers' starting right guard
Mackenzy Bernadeau, Duke Robinson and Geoff Schwartz are Carolina's top contenders at right guard, and each took reps with the first-team offense during offseason practices.
Job security not an issue for Panthers GM Hurney
There are reports that Panthers GM Marty Hurney's contract expired June 30, but we hear Hurney is in good standing with the organization and will not be looking for a new employer any time soon.
Panthers sign fourth-round pick Norwood
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The Panthers announced they have signed one of the two quarterbacks they drafted in April.
Panthers' Smith could miss start of training camp with broken arm
A source close to Panthers WR Steve Smith told PFW that Smith suffered a broken arm — the same one he broke in a game in December — on Saturday and could miss the start of training camp.
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Purchased at the Sainsbury's supermarket, this beer is a limited edition in celebration of the Rugby World Cup 2007. BB FEB 08, served cool in a straight imperial pint glass.
A: copperish hue, poured with a thickly fluffy light beige foam with pretty good retention, on top of semi-lively and constant carbonation.
S: semi-rich malty and aromatic at the same time, featuring caramel+amber malts, tea-ish roastiness, burned nuts, and Fuggle-lie pear-ish aroma. Every element is right and mixed rather nicely.
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Aroma: leather, pear skin, roasty malt
Flavor: medium-sweet malt backbone; slight acidity with a berry fruitiness; late-hitting firm hop bitterness at the back of the throat; finishes dry with a lingering bitterness
Mouthfeel: medium body, pert carbonation, slight astringency
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Pours with a rich dark copper body, some rich mahogany hues. Thick fairly dense off white head with good retention. Some snake like lines of lacing
Smell, rich sticky malt, caramel and toffee. Some fresh aromatic english hops, lots of fresh wort character too
Taste, crisp and biscuity malt. Pretty sizeable hop profile for a beer of this style, smooth bitterness, lots of sticky caramel and toffee apple notes. Some nice hop bitterness on the finish
This beer is a limited run made for the Rugby World Cup 2007, its available at Sainsburys stores at the moment. A tasty offering, essentially an over hopped scotch ale its well worth a look
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Today, your National League ERA leader is a San Francisco Giant.
No real surprise there.
It's not Tim Lincecum, though. Or Matt Cain, or Madison Bumgarner.
It's Ryan Vogelsong.
I've been assuming for some weeks that Vogelsong is going to be the National League's Comeback Player of the Year, in fact I've suggested (only half in jest) that the award should be renamed the Ryan Vogelsong Award (just like the Rookie of the Year Award is officially named for Jackie Robinson).
What I didn't figure out until yesterday is that Vogelsong probably isn't going to win any award at all, because the Comeback Player award doesn't go to guys like Vogelsong. It goes to guys like Jason Giambi, Junior Griffey, Jim Thome, Nomar Garciaparra, Carlos Peña, Dmitri Young, Cliff Lee, Brad Lidge, Aaron Hill, Chris Carpenter, Francisco Liriano and Tim Hudson ... all of them past winners, all of whom came back from something.
Before this season, Vogelsong wasn't anything. Before this season, Vogelsong was 10-22 with a 5.86 career ERA and hadn't pitched in the majors since 2006.
When you look at Vogelsong's 2011, you don't say, "Hey, nice comeback"; you say something like, "What the %&@#?
So in the tradition of the Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Awards, I propose (mostly in jest) the Ryan Vogelsong WTF of the Year Award. But because stories like Vogelsong's are so profoundly rare, we'll be lucky to find one in the majors each season, let alone one per league.
So there's just one WTF Award per season, and all rookies and Comeback Players of the Year are disqualified. Here are my retroactive choices for the last six seasons ...
2010: José Bautista
Easy choice. Bautista entered last season as a 29-year-old journeyman without a position, but with a .238/.329/.400 career batting line. He finished last season with 54 home runs.
2009: Ben Zobrist
Before 2008, Zobrist was a banjo-hitting shortstop. That season, he did show some real power, but that was only 62 games and was easy to dismiss. There was no dismissing his 2009 numbers, though. Playing all over the field -- literally every position except catcher and pitcher -- Zobrist batted .297/.405/.543 and actually drew some support in the MVP balloting.
2008: Carlos Quentin
It's not like Quentin didn't have a pedigree. He tore up Triple-A, then showed his power in 57 games as a rookie with the Diamondbacks in 2006. But Quentin's numbers nosedived in '07 and the D'backs traded him to the White Sox for a kid in A-ball. All he did with his new club was go from five homers and 31 RBI to 36 and 100, and finish fifth among American League MVP candidates despite missing the last month of the season.
2007: Fausto Carmona
As a rookie in 2006, Carmona pitched mostly out of Cleveland's bullpen and went 1-10 with a 5.42 ERA. In 2007 -- installed in the rotation for some then-unknown reason -- Carmona went 19-8 with a 3.06 ERA and finished fourth in the Cy Young balloting.
2006: Freddy Sánchez
Sánchez didn't get a real shot in the majors until 2005, when he was 27, but justified that shot with solid numbers for a second baseman: .291 batting average with some doubles pop. Still, nobody was expecting what happened next: in his second full season, Sánchez batted .344 to win the National League batting title ... and for a nice bit of frosting atop that cupcake, also paced the league with 53 doubles.
2005 John Patterson
At one point, great things were expected of Patterson, the fifth overall pick in the 1996 draft. By 2005, though, practically nothing was expected of Patterson, who entered that season with seven career victories and a 5.04 ERA. Finally healthy in '05, though, Patterson started 31 games for the Nationals and posted a 3.13 ERA. Granted, Patterson's lousy luck meant only nine wins all season (and his luck would only get worse, as he would win only twice more in his career).
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ARCADIA, Calif. (March 10, 2010) – Following a nose victory in the $200,000 Sunshine Millions Filly & Mare Sprint on Jan. 30, Quisisana extended her winning streak to three Wednesday when overtaking game longshot Hallelujah Trail by one length in Santa Anita's $62,940 allowance feature for fillies and mares at six furlongs.
With the meet's leading rider, Rafael Bejarano, at the controls, the 5-year-old daughter of Decarchy rallied from third in the field of six to win going away in the race that served as a prep for the Grade III, $100,000 Las Flores Handicap at 6 ½ furlongs on April 4.
The only California-bred in the lineup, Quisisana ran the six furlongs in 1:08.61. Trained by Mike Puype for Ran Jan Racing, she furthered her consistency with her sixth victory in 11 career starts while never having finished worse than fourth.
"We had a nice trip, and this mare is improving every time she starts," said Bejarano in the winner's circle. "Today, I thought we were maybe the second speed in the race, but I decided not to send her. I really like this mare because you can do whatever you want with her."
As the second choice, Quisisana paid $7, $4 and $2.40. Hallelujah Trail, who bettered even-money favorite Free Flying Soul by 1 ½ lengths for the place, returned $16.60 and $5 while dismissed at odds of 22-1. Free Flying Soul paid $2.10 to show.
On paper, Free Flying Soul appeared as if she might gain an uncontested lead. In her previous start, Free Flying Soul dueled for the lead throughout the Grade I Santa Monica Handicap before grudgingly giving way to finish third.
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Free Flying Soul, with Mike Smith aboard, pulled even with the leader while straightening away into the stretch, but never could get past her. Meantime, Quisisana kicked into high gear on the extreme outside.
"We were able to follow the favorite, and my mare just ran great," said Bejarano. The winning purse of $41,340 boosted Quisisana's career earnings to $317,098 from an overall record of 6-1-2 in her 11 races.
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We look forward to Carolyn Clarke's return to the ballot next time! It's time we had better representation for Belle Haven on our city council. You have our vote, Ms Clarke!
on Nov 7, 2012 at 10:09 am
The precipitous fall from grace of Kelly Fergusson is of note. Four years ago, she got the highest vote total of any candidate ever in Menlo Park, securing over 40% of the votes.
Her self promotion, leading to the Brown act violation and abandoning her core supporters, as evidenced by support the Bohannon project and others, as well as her leading the effort to defeat the pension measure L.
In the end, she should have not run, but her ego wouldn't let go. When you examine previous endorsers as compared to this year, you immediately are struck by all those who refused to support her.
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Vice President for Enrollment Management
B.S., Pennsylvania State University
MA, University of Rhode Island
Ed.D. Candidate, University of Massachusetts—Boston;
Marty Holly
Athletic Director
B.S., Pepperdine University
M.S., Idaho State University.