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* Futures post 0.7 percent weekly gain * Palm oil to rise to 2,346 ringgit -technicals * Traders look ahead to May 1-20 exports data due Monday (Updates prices) By Chew Yee Kiat SINGAPORE, May 17 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Friday, gaining for a second straight week, as investors pinned their hopes on a recovery in exports in the second half of May to help ease stocks. Malaysian palm oil shipments for the first half of the month fell as much as 8 percent, cargo surveyor data showed, but the decline was smaller than the drop of nearly a fifth in the first ten days, suggesting that export demand could be recovering. Stronger exports could eat into stocks that dipped below the psychological mark of 2 million tonnes in April, to 1.93 million tonnes, providing support for prices that have gained 0.7 percent this week. "It looks neutral to supportive at the moment, and I would still think it is just range-bound. The complete bull trend has not been established yet. We are still looking forward to Ramadan demand," said a Singapore-based trader with a global commodities house, referring to the Muslim holy month that starts early in July when communal feasting typically drives up consumption. At market close, the benchmark August contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange was up 1 percent at 2,336 ringgit ($774) per tonne. Prices traded in a tight range between 2,327 and 2,342 ringgit. Total traded volumes stood at 31,976 lots of 25 tonnes each, slightly lower than the usual 35,000 lots. Technicals showed palm oil is expected to rise to 2,346 ringgit per tonne as the rebound from the May 6 low of 2,230 ringgit has been extended, said Reuters market analyst Wang Tao. Traders are looking ahead to the first 20 days' exports data, due on Monday, for a better indication of the demand trend. Malaysia, the world's second largest producer, announced this week it would set its crude palm oil export tax for June at 4.5 percent, unchanged since March. In other markets, oil slipped on Friday, staying below $104 a barrel on concern about the strength of demand growth and as policymaker talk of the future removal of U.S. monetary stimulus boosted the dollar. In vegetable oil markets, U.S. soyoil for July delivery rose 0.6 percent in late Asian trade. The most-active September soybean oil contract on the Dalian Commodities Exchange gained 1.4 percent. Palm, soy and crude oil prices at 1004 GMT Contract Month Last Change Low High Volume MY PALM OIL JUN3 2333 +13.00 2327 2339 427 MY PALM OIL JUL3 2342 +18.00 2336 2350 7819 MY PALM OIL AUG3 2336 +22.00 2327 2342 14219 CHINA PALM OLEIN SEP3 6078 +58.00 6048 6098 457586 CHINA SOYOIL SEP3 7488 +104.00 7422 7508 862098 CBOT SOY OIL JUL3 49.79 +0.27 49.51 49.90 4491 NYMEX CRUDE JUN3 95.46 +0.30 94.79 95.59 18105 Palm oil prices in Malaysian ringgit per tonne CBOT soy oil in U.S. cents per pound Dalian soy oil and RBD palm olein in Chinese yuan per tonne Crude in U.S. dollars per barrel ($1=3.02 ringgit) (Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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A character in Tony Scott's "Domino" is described as having "the attention span of a ferret on crystal meth," and that pretty much describes the movie. If I were to attempt a summary of the plot, this review would continue uninterrupted through the business section and end somewhere on the sports pages. Not many movies have two narrations, one written, one spoken, and not many require them. But the damned thing has its qualities, and one of them is a headlong, twisting energy, a vitality that finds comedy in carnage. Here we have a man whose arm is shot off because it has a combination tattooed on it, and thieves disguised as four recent First Ladies.
The movie was inspired by Domino Harvey, a friend of Scott's, who was named Bounty Hunter of the Year in 2003 and died in July 2005, of an overdose, only 35 years old. Her life was not merely stranger than fiction but almost beyond invention: The daughter of the movie star Laurence Harvey and the fashion model Paulene Stone (renamed Sophie Wynn in the movie), she was sent, as they say, to all the best schools. She worked at day jobs before becoming a bounty hunter -- a professional paid to track down and deliver dangerous prey. "My agenda is to kick ass," she famously said, and she must have been good at it, to win that honor, although the awards ceremony is a paltry affair of folding chairs in a bare room.
The movie is inspired by her story but not based on it, and although famous people filled her life, the names are all changed here and just as well, because there are times when Scott and his writer, Richard Kelly, spin free of reality and enter a parallel universe of pulp fiction. Consider again that man whose arm is shot off and tossed around like a Frisbee. Surely it would be easier to simply look at his arm and note the combination in a PDA, instant messaging being so much more efficient than the transfer of body parts?
The plot exists at the intersection of crime and show business, which has long needed traffic signals. Domino (Keira Knightley, soon to win an Oscar nomination for "Pride and Prejudice"), sees an ad for a bounty-hunting course run by a bail bondsman named Claremont Williams (Delroy Lindo) and his top hunters, Ed Mosbey (Mickey Rourke) and Choco (Edgar Ramirez). They just want to collect the tuition, but she insists on being taken seriously.
Mosbey might be expected to resist working with an unseasoned sexpot, but no: "Take a look at her," he tells Choco. "Come on, man, she ain't ugly. We walk down the street and people call us losers. We add her to the equation, and people are going to think we're two of the coolest mothers who have ever lived." Domino, as it turns out, is the coolest mother of all. In a situation where a bad guy seems inclined to start shooting, she distracts him with a lap dance. The things a sweet young British actress has to do when she moves from Jane Austen to Hollywood.
Oh, it gets stranger. Mosbey's team also includes Alf (Rizwan Abbasi), an Afghan who knows a lot about blowing things up, and whose existence on the streets of Los Angeles is a rebuke to the dream of Homeland Security. Choco is a tough guy from El Salvador who is offended that anyone would speak English in LA. Rourke, who with this film and "Sin City" has rehabilitated his iconic status, is so hardened at times he seems to be channeling Warren Oates.
The movie has so many supporting characters, it's a good thing it's edited at MTV velocity, or just introducing them would be feature-length. The funniest and most possibly true to life is Mark Heiss (Christopher Walken), a TV producer and ferret. He hires the bounty-hunting team for a reality TV show, and then mixes in the (real) stars Ian Ziering and Brian Austin Green of "Beverly Hills 90210," setting up a scene where they introduce themselves to some killers: "We're the celebrity hostages." There's also Claremont's lover Lateesha (Mo'Nique), whose job at the Department of Motor Vehicles gives her access to a database of basically everybody. Her twin cousins, Lashandra (Macy Gray) and Lashindra (Shondrella Avery) exist in part, I suspect, so that they can be called Lashandra and Lashindra by Lateesha, although the movie gives them plenty else to do. Worth the price of admission is "The Jerry Springer Show" where Lateesha produces a chart to explain her theory of new American racial groups, including Blacktinos and Hispanese.
All of this happens outside of any reasonable chronology. The story leaps around in time and logic, subtitles explain who characters are and then later have to correct themselves, and Domino's own narration is intercut with her cross-examination by an FBI agent (Lucy Liu). Domino is not entirely certain what she can testify about, in part because she is evasive, in part because of that time in the desert when their coffee was spiked with mescaline and a prophet (Tom Waits) appeared, or seemed to appear, or something.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Getting Closure
Did the final walk-thru yesterday and met the Seller. Turns out, she's moving to within 20 miles of where I grew up. How bizarre is that? Seems like a very nice woman. She spoke of buying the house after her divorce and used just about the same words I did to describe it.
Closing is at noon and I think I'm ready. I pick up my keys at noon on Friday. Pebbles is beside herself with excitement - I'm a little bit more subdued. I'm excited about living there but I'm not too stoked about actually moving, ya know? But that will be through soon enough. I've already taken advantage of today's Groupon to be able to score some BBQ for my moving crew. Oh, and the Grandbeast will be spending his first night at GiGi's on Saturday, as they are bringing him along and seem to think that we'll have things well enough in hand to actually be able to sleep there on Saturday night. Those crazy kids.
Pebbles went so far as to suggest I take the big cushion (nearly twin-bed sized) off The Barge (my sofa), put it in MalibuKen and go to the new house and stay there on Friday night. I think she's rounded the bend. I'm not sleeping on a cushion on the floor in an empty house. Silly goose.
Still processing the FL trip and have come at least one conclusion. During that week, I kept thinking to myself that there had to be a reason. What lesson was I supposed to learn? So far, there was at least one serious gift in that trip. Things that I needed to see. Cautionary tales, at is were. A glimpse into what could have been my future. And while it was definitely uncomfortable, at the end of the week, I got to leave it behind. I am fortunate and grateful and nearing closure.
The second gift was that I was away from home when the FOO explosion I'd been concerned about finally happened. People change at the rate of pain and from what I understand, this was pretty painful. I remain hopeful that some good/change can come from it. I am pretty sure my Mom is a lost cause, but I continue to hope for my sister and tell myself that everyone has their own path.
Still eating clean, albeit with too much sodium. Exercise hasn't been stellar, but I am feeling more normal.
Take good care of yourself. Be kind to others. Closure is an inside job.
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Moving is a hassle but how exciting too! I hope all goes smoothly.ReplyDelete
But this move is permanent... or at least you hope it to be, right?ReplyDelete
We didn't move into our house until 3 days after we closed - wanted to do some painting without furniture in the way and we had a full week left on our rental so we took advantage of that. We did take a bottle of wine and two glasses and sit in the middle of the empty living room floor and made a toast and relished the fact that FINALLY our hard work and patience had paid off! You should at least do that on Friday, for real.
I am thinking of you and hope all goes smoothly with the closing and the move. Congrats on your new abode!ReplyDelete
So did the ghost of Roxie future scare the Dickens out of you?ReplyDelete
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I agree with you on that whole sleeping on a giant cushion thing. Those first few days will be hectic enough, compromising potential quality of sleep will be no help at all.
We've always moved in on the first day of possession (both times), but the first things out of the truck were our bed and a stereo. Always had a decent place to sleep and music to work by.
Hope your transition goes smooth!
Enjoy the closing! At least you have movers and aren't moving it all yourself. Now that is a move that sucks LOL!ReplyDelete
I hope the closing is seamless and fast. Exciting, and the up side of the hassle of moving is that all your stuff feels new and fresh when you unpack it into new digs!ReplyDelete
I have to go back and read about the FL trip - sounds rough. HUGS to you,
Hope as your reading this that the closing was quick and painless. Like tearing off a bandaid.ReplyDelete
I HATE to move myself. I like what Helen said this is the last time for a long while.
Are you painting and stuff or moving in as is? So excited for you and yes, a little jealous. Just a wee bit. Can't wait for pics.
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It is the second-highest bridge in the world overall, second only to the Millau bridge in France, engineers said, and as the highest cable-stayed bridge, it notches yet another Guinness record for Mexico.
The Puente Baluarte is hailed by the government as the most important public-works project of President Felipe Calderon's six-year term. It stands at 1,322 feet over the Baluarte river on the border between the western states of Sinaloa and Durango.
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The big question with Big Al out is...
What is Wolves' starting lineup on Wednesday vs. the Mavericks?
The drama is in the front court. Will Love start? Will Darko start? Below, I've listed four primary options. These vary mainly by who starts in the front court, but one potential line up has backcourt implications.
These are the lineups I feel are most likely. The list is not exhaustive because
a). What's the point, Rambis will not start Sessions or Jawai.
b) I'm lazy and busy (a horrible, horrible combination)
c) when describing me, the adjective "bright" is only used by friends, family, and my dermatologist.
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Backcourt (3): Flynn, Brewer, Gomes
Front Court (2): Hollins, Love
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Frontcourt: Gomes, Hollins
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B: Flynn, Brewer, Gomes
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Duke's top-10 streak in men's basketball comes to an end
For the first time since December 2007, the Duke men's basketball team coached by Mike Krzyzewski is not among the top 10 in the Associated Press media poll. The Blue Devils were in the top 10 for the previous 122 AP polls.
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Duke's top-10 streak ends
For the first time since December 2007, the Duke men's team is not among the top 10 in the Associated Press media poll.
The Blue Devils (11-3) dropped from seventh to No. 16 in the poll released Monday. Duke, coached by Mike Krzyzewski, lost 79-77 at Notre Dame on Saturday.
Duke's run started with the fourth AP poll of the 2007-08 season. The Blue Devils were in the top 10 for 122 consecutive polls, the second-longest streak since the AP poll started in January 1949.
UCLA posted the longest run in the top 10, a stretch of 155 polls from the start of the 1966-67 season until January 1976.
Arizona (15-0) leads this week's poll.
In a high-profile Big Ten Conference matchup Tuesday, third-ranked Ohio State (15-0) visits No. 5 Michigan State (13-1).
Gonzaga (14-2) moved up in both major polls. The Zags advanced from 24th to 22nd in the AP poll and from 21st to 18th in the USA Today coaches poll.
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FIFA President Sepp Blatter criticized Brazil's slow preparations for this year's World Cup, calling the country further behind than any other hosting the international event during his tenure.
Brazil has completed six of the 12 World Cup stadiums despite a FIFA deadline to finish all of them by the end of 2013. The 32-nation tournament starts June 12.
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Another 'commute' show day but fortunately only to Pittsburgh, which is a short flight and benefits from being in the same time zone as New York. The crew were waiting for us upon our arrival as this was the day set aside for the tour team photograph. We joined them all on the 360 stage, spread out over the bridges, into the mosh pit, the video screen lowered to stage level, bearing the legend 'U2 360 2009 – 2010 – 2011'. It'll be one for the office wall.
The stadium in Pittsburgh has very high seating down both sides, so my mission for this show was to take Ethan, the tour lighting director, up into the high seats. Ethan has run the show lighting since the beginning of the tour but has never seen any of an actual show from anywhere other than behind his lighting console in the front of house mix tower. Having been in similar situations myself, I sympathise as to how completely unnerving it is to leave the command station during a show and have an understudy step in for a few songs. I'm completely used to it now, but I remember well how mind-bending it was to be walking through the crowd during the show, never mind leaving the pitch to find an elevator to the top floor. Nonetheless, this we did and found some seats way, way up high, looking down on the claw and the stage. Once Ethan had stopped twitching we settled in, moving to several different vantage points and soaking it up. The show is such a different experience when viewed from different parts of the stadium and Ethan loving seeing it with new eyes. We went up for the Zooropa, City of Blinding Lights section, of course, to get the maximum action and I sat there enjoying it all, fully cognisant of the fact that this was a sight I'd never see again. Oh, you look so beautiful tonight.
The band clearly had a great time and even threw in Bad as a final song before taking their bows and heading back to the airport. No high-jinks tonight, as I want to make the most of the few New York days off that we have coming up.
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pens7187 - 19 November, 2011
Thank you for the diary willie. I had a great time and got to meet a lot of beautiful people. just a big thank you:)
80sBabe - 17 August, 2011
Thanks Willie
Pittsburgh was fabulous! Thanks Willie for your entries and the fantastic 360 shows. I feel very fortunate to have attended 6 shows over the last 2 years, but am already waiting for what comes next! U2 forever!
robina - 17 August, 2011
Seeing the show from all angles
Willie, I totally agree that it\'s amazing to see the show from many different locations. I try to spread my seats out each tour so I can do just that. Went to say hello to a friend in the sky (highest level) just before showtime at the NJ/NY show and it was so cool to see the stage from eye-level with the cross. Thanks for the memories your diary provides!
tan_lejos_tan_cerca - 03 August, 2011
So exciting!!
I was waiting for your diary Willie ;) I really will miss them
Sevenmischief - 02 August, 2011
share the photo of the crew!
It was a beautiful day/show in Pittsburgh. Glad Ethan got the opportunity to move around. Thanks for sharing your story Willie.
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Cara Smith, 39, of 6 Satin Ave., was arrested on Thursday and charged with a felony count of conduct after an accident for the Feb. 23 accident that claimed the life of Robert Derome, 63.
Police say additional charges could be forthcoming for Smith, including the possibility of negligent homicide and insurance fraud.
Authorities were able to piece together video surveillance in the area of West Hollis Street at Pine Street where the accident took place, pinpointing the type of vehicle involved in the hit-and-run, according to Lt. Denis Linehan. A dark sport utility vehicle was identified, and after a tip provided a possible suspect, police were able to narrow down the identity of the driver, said Linehan.
Detectives determined that Smith had subsequently filed an insurance claim maintaining that her Chevy Trailblazer was damaged in a hit-and-run accident, said Linehan.
Authorities tracked down Smith and stopped her in the Trailblazer, which was still damaged from the February accident, he said, adding the vehicle had a broken passenger-side head lamp, a dent to the hood and other damage consistent with reports from the department's accident reconstruction team.
Smith's vehicle was seized on Sunday, although it took police a few days to obtain a warrant, said Linehan, adding police are still investigating and still collecting additional information on the case.
"She was very much aware that a gentleman had died in that area," Linehan said of Smith, adding she chose not to identify herself to authorities.
After an arrest warrant was issued, Smith turned herself in to police on Thursday.
Smith told investigators she believed something had hit her vehicle, but she could not explain why she did not stop the night of the collision, said Linehan, who would not comment on whether the woman was remorseful for the accident.
She was being held on $50,000 cash bail and is likely going to be arraigned Friday at the 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division. D e rome was leaving a West Hollis Street convenience store on foot the evening of Feb. 23 when he was allegedly hit by Smith's vehicle along the north side of the roadway.
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Derome was pronounced dead at St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua after the accident. An autopsy was performed, determining that he suffered severe injuries to his head and pelvis from being struck by the motor vehicle.
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The College awarded 351 bachelor degrees, 219 graduate degrees as well as 30 doctoral degrees in clinical psychology during the ceremony. An honorary Doctor of Laws degree was awarded to Dave Roberts for his outstanding community service work supporting local charities that include the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the Lupus Foundation, and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Barbara D'Iorio Martino '60, chair of the board of directors received the Chestnut Hill Medal.
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Although she found it rather awkward that she was talking directly to the guy that Piers constantly yells about, it didn't stop Apolla from making friends with Ray and hoping that she had left giving him a positive impression of her. If anything, the conversation they had was pleasant and the things he said were funny.
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Her close friend in elementary school, absolute target of admiration throughout the entirety of middle school, crush in early high school, and eventually her boyfriend in the present day, Piers is the definition of someone special to Apolla. She takes him on various dates to various locations frequently, anywhere from renting a boat out into the middle of a lake during dusk, sharing a sundae at a local ice cream parlor, or going out to watch a movie together, they've practically done it all and Apolla couldn't be happier.
Apolla genuinely loves Piers with immense joy. She's seen him during a state in which he was still a happy kid, and knows almost all his secrets. The boy seems to always be there for her when she needs someone to talk to; she very truly enjoys his company and is almost awestruck with the fact that he reciprocates her feelings at all. She realizes to some degree that he does everything he can for her benefit, and she just about thinks that it's all too good to be true.
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The Hillsborough Preliminary hearing has revealed more police statements from the stadium disaster had been changed than previously thought.
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Bruce Wendell Aden(1925 - 2012)
Age 87, of Milford, DE, passed away on Sunday, October 21, 2012 at the Delaware Hospice Center in Milford. Born in June 1925 in Lincoln, NE, he and his parents moved to Milford, DE in 1929.
After graduating from Milford High School, Bruce served for 3 years in the
US Navy
from 1943 to 1946 as a signalman. Drawn together by their love of dancing, Bruce wed Eloise "Dodie" Horn from Clayton, DE in Feb. 1948. They moved to Philadelphia where Bruce attended and graduated from the Hussian Academy of Art and the Museum School of Art. Bruce worked in Philadelphia as a commercial illustrator and portraitist. The Adens moved to Pitman, NJ in 1955. Before leaving Pitman in in 1973, Bruce was commissioned to paint 8 large outdoor framed murals depicting scenes of the historic Pitman Grove, which hang in downtown Pitman to this day.
Avid golfers, Bruce and Dodie moved to Medford, NJ in 1973 and joined the Medford Lakes Country Club. After serving as Club President, Bruce was awarded an honorary lifetime membership to the club. The dining room of the club is decorated with 200 caricature portraits of all the club men painted by Bruce, as well as several large landscapes of the course's most scenic holes.
Returning to Milford in 1995, Bruce joined the Milford Art League. In 2009 he was invited to participate in a project to create 6 very large outdoor murals on the Salvation Army Building in Milford depicting historic scenes of Milford. Bruce painted one mural depicting the Old Train Station and a second mural depicting the Old Spoon Factory, featuring men in rowboats fishing on Haven Lake in the foreground. Bruce paid tribute to his wife of 63 years by painting "Dodie" on the back of one of the rowboats. He leaves a vast legacy of art. A member of Shawnee Country Club in Milford, Bruce golfed daily well into his 80's.
Bruce was preceded in death by his parents, Wesley and Bertha Aden and a son Gary of Portsmouth, VA. He is survived by his wife Dodie of Milford; and his daughter, Claudia of San Jose, CA.
A celebration of Bruce's life will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Delaware Hospice Center, 100 Patriots Way, Milford, DE 19963.
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In an extremely sad bit of news, Reid Flair has passed away at just the age of 25. He was found dead by his father Ric Flair in a hotel suite. While the true cause of death will not be revealed until after his autopsy is completed, the belief is that he passed away from a potent mixture of heroine and prescription pills.
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Very sad news for the world of professional wrestling today, as Paul Bearer has passed away. The legendary WWE manager has died after complaining about having respiratory issues. His cause of death will not be known for several months, pending an autopsy. He had recently attended a wrestling reunion show in Alabama.
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In a sad bit of news, Curt Hennig has been found dead in a Florida hotel. He was just 44 years of age. While the official cause of death will not be revealed until after the autopsy and funeral, the belief is that he died from a cocaine overdose. Hennig was a big star in WWE during the early 1990s as Mr Perfect.
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Panasonic has released firmware updates for its GH1 and G1 digital cameras using the Micro Four Thirds system jointly developed by Panasonic and Olympus.
Announced in July, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 looks like just another 12 megapixel ultracompact. Looks can be deceiving. The FP8 marks a step into new territory for Panasonic, both in design of the internally-contained lens and the new blazing fast auto focus system. Our preview of the FP8 covers our first impressions and some initial sample images.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1 is one of the pioneers of a whole new breed of digital camera. As one of Panasonic's G-Series Micro Four Thirds systems, the GH1 doesn't seem to know or care whether it's a point and shoot on steroids or a compact DSLR with attitude. Our First Thoughts offers a sneak peek at our upcoming full review of the Lumix GH1.
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Panasonic announces the Lumix DMC-GF1 today, their smallest interchangeable-lens system yet. The style echoes Panasonic's ultracompact lineup, but the GF1 is Micro Four Thirds all the way. It sports a 12.1 megapixel sensor, 720p HD video recording, and a 3.0 inch LCD. Two new lenses are also announced with the GF1.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX580 succeeds the FX500 as the latest model in the Panasonic lineup to feature a touch screen. The FX580 combines trendy touch interface with a new Venus Engine V and retains the 720p HD video recording and 25mm wide angle lens we've come to know and love in its predecessor. Read on for our first impressions.
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TEAMS: New York Mets, Tampa Bay Rays, Cincinnati Reds
The New York Mets completed a three-game sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday afternoon, improving to 35-29 on the year:
Johan Santana started for NY, allowing four runs on six hits over five innings of work:
Santana clearly did not have his best stuff on Thursday afternoon, but his offense, and his bullpen, picked him up for a change. "I felt better," Santana told reporters following the game. "It's just that there were some innings that took forever. But I stayed with it. And I think the bullpen deserves all the credit today."
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With the Mets leading 8-4, Johan allowed the first three batters to reach base to start the bottom of the sixth inning. With no-outs and the bases full of Rays, Mets manager Terry Collins called upon Jon Rauch to relieve the former Cy-Young Award winner. Rauch fanned Sean Rodriguez and needed just four pitches to dispose of Jose Lobaton to record the innings second out. Rauch — just one-out away from escaping the bases-loaded jam — followed the back-to-back strike outs by inducing Elliot Johnson to ground out to third; ending the Tampa Bay comeback rally. Following the game, Rauch spoke about finally bailing out Santana:
I've screwed up plenty of his games so far. It was nice to support him for a change. …I've told you guys before. If they want me to pitch in the sixth, eighth, ninth, whenever it is, just give me the ball and I'll try to do my job the best I can. It's nice to see that they still have the confidence in me to go out there and do the job in tough situations."
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"I didn't really think the last one was going out," Nieuwenhuis told reporters following the game. "But I'm glad I got the job done."
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I LIKE IKE: Ike Davis went 2-for-4 with two RBI on Thursday and has now collected a hit in each of his last five games; including three straight multi-hit contests. Davis delivered a run scoring single in the top half of the third inning, giving NY a 4-3 lead and drove in his second run of the game in the ninth. Ike finished the three-game set with six hits and six runs batted in over 11 at-bats and is 8-for-13 over his five-game hitting streak, lifting his season average to .188 in the process.
HEY BAY-BAY: Jason Bay snapped 0-for-18 skid on Wednesday night and in the second inning of Thursday's contest blasted a solo shot to left to give the Mets a 2-0 lead. Bay finished the game with one hit in five at-bats and is now 2-for-25 since returning from the disabled list.
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