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Aiding him in his endeavors are his sons Cesare, a ruthless operator who yearns fruitlessly to be released from the priesthood, and Juan, a feckless dilettante whom Rodrigo appoints to head the papal armies. Daughter Lucrezia and son Joffre are married off in early adolescence to members of powerful rival families - pawns in their family's fortunes.
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The frenzy over California Chrome continues unabated. The California-bred son of Lucky Pulpit trained by Art Sherman enhanced his reputation with a sensational win in Saturday's Santa Anita Derby, leaving no doubt in the mind of virtually every racing fan, knowledgeable or otherwise, that he's a deserving favorite for the Kentucky Derby on May 3.
"He overcame a lot," said private clocker Gary Young, speaking of the Santa Anita Derby, which California Chrome won by 5 ¼ lengths despite an eventful start in the mile and an eighth race.
"He never really did get set in the gate and he got really lucky in that the hole didn't close on him. That's one of the few trepidations I have about him in the Derby, because if you get left half a step there, it's no good. I know that.
"But all things being equal, he's the horse. When Mike Smith—and this is why Mike Smith is Mike Smith—saw he wasn't going to win (running second to California Chrome in the Santa Anita Derby), he didn't beat up on Hoppertunity.
"He made sure he came in second to be certain he got the points (Kentucky Derby qualifying points, 40). That's why Mike Smith is a Hall of Famer. He did not beat his horse up and it wouldn't surprise me to see Hoppertunity take a pretty good step forward off the race.
"But right now, the Kentucky Derby is California Chrome's race to lose."
Freely translated from Yiddish, Big Macher means "big shot." Richard Baltas thinks the 4-year-old Beau Genius gelding has just that in Saturday's Potrero Grande Stakes for older horses at 6 ½ furlongs on the main track.
"He's doing well," Baltas said of the bay California-bred owned by Tom Mansor and Brendan Bikar, who races as Tachycardia Stables. "The horse has a good style; he can stalk or can be on the lead, too. It doesn't matter.
"I like where we drew (post position seven of eight). There is one speed horse outside us (Cyclometer), but we should come out of there and Tyler (Baze) will have a good look at the field, but if they give us the lead, we'll take it."
Winner of the California Cup Sprint on Jan. 25, Big Macher was second by a half-length in the Grade II San Carlos Stakes last out behind Sahara Sky, himself a Grade I winner in last year's prestigious Met Mile.
"Around the barn, he's quiet, very professional," Baltas said of Big Macher, who was claimed from his first start for $20,000 on July 17, 2013. "He's just a plain horse who does everything pretty easy around the barn.
"He's not a problem at all. He's a nice horse, but the good thing is, he knows when he's in a race, and that's when he turns it on."
The field for the Potrero Grande: Mongolian Saturday, Aaron Gryder, 6-1; Wine Police, Martin Garcia, 4-1; Zeewat, Mario Gutierrez, 12-1; Midnight Transfer, Joe Talamo, 8-1; Crimson Giant, Modesto Linares, 50-1; Wild Dude, Rafael Bejarano, 8-5; Big Macher, Tyler Baze, 5-2; and Cyclometer, Edwin Maldonado, 5-1.
It's going on two years since Joe Talamo rode Tribal Spy in a race, but Santa Anita's second-leading rider is looking forward to reuniting with the 4-year-old filly in Saturday's Grade III Las Cienegas Stakes for older fillies and mares at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf.
"I worked her a half-mile the other day in 49 (on turf) and she did it real nice," Talamo said of the California-bred daughter of Tribal Rule trained by Adam Kitchingman. "She went off in 26 (the first quarter mile) and came home in 23. It's been a while since I rode her, but she's real consistent. If she runs like she's been running, she'll be tough."
Talamo rode Tribal Spy in her first two races, late in 2012, and will be back aboard Saturday after an absence of 12 straight races. Tribal Spy won the Irish O'Brien Stakes at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf March 15.
The Las Cienegas field: Ciao Bella Luna, Martin Garcia, 4-1; Macaabra, Brice Blanc, 8-1; Llandudno, Tyler Baze, 6-1; Biorhythm, Drayden Van Dyke, 2-1; Sky High Gal, Rafael Bejarano, 5-2; Tribal Spy, Joe Talamo, 9-2; and Minds Eyes, Edwin Maldonado, 8-1.
For the second weekend in a row, a Grand Prize winner in Xpressbet's $10K Big Bet Sweepstakes turned his $10,000 Win bet on a major racing event into a life-changing payday.
Scott Shore, a resident of Coral Springs, Florida, was selected to attend the Santa Anita Derby and was given $10,000 to bet on his choice in the race. He attended with his father, Steve Shore, and close friend Sean Gerson, and put his money on California Chrome. He was rewarded with a $17,000 return.
Shore made his bet based on the colt's impressive body of work, which included three consecutive authoritative victories. He also felt the track was playing favorably to California Chrome's running style. One glance at California Chrome in the paddock cemented Shore's decision. "He just looked really good," Shore said. "I saw exactly what I needed to see right there in the paddock."
When asked if Shore received input from family or friends on who to choose, he assured that the choice was all his. "Everybody was incredibly supportive, but I felt like a pitcher who was in the seventh inning of a perfect game," he joked. "Nobody wanted to give me the wrong piece of advice."
While watching the race from the winner's circle, California Chrome gave Shore the experience of a lifetime. "There were a few anxious moments early in the race, but once California Chrome secured his position, I was pretty confident," Shore said. "And by the time he reached the sixteenth pole so far in front, I was able to start celebrating with my dad and friend, Sean. It was nice not having to sweat through a close finish. He's an incredible racehorse and I can't wait to see what the future has in store for him. He definitely made a fan of me."
Shore won his chance by registering for free in Xpressbet's $10K Big Bet Sweepstakes and by placing wagers with Xpressbet January through March. "I switched to Xpressbet about six month ago, and I haven't looked back," said Shore. "When they called and informed me I was a Grand Prize winner, I was shocked and overjoyed. It's one of those things that you never think will happen to you. Everyone at Xpressbet has been incredibly accommodating, and I can't thank them enough. Between visiting the paddock, winner's circle, the new suites and jockey's room, this has truly been the experience of a lifetime."
This is the second weekend in a row that an Xpressbet $10K Big Bet Grand Prize winner has turned his prize into a winning wager. At last weekend's Florida Derby, Tom Guadagno placed his $10,000 Win bet on Constitution, which provided Guadagno a $43,000 payday.
The Big Bets aren't over yet. Xpressbet customers can register for free in the $50K Preakness Big Bet Sweepstakes, which will reward one lucky customer with a VIP trip to this year's Preakness on May 17, along with $50,000 to place a Win bet on a horse of their choosing in the Preakness Stakes. Visit www.xpressbet.com/50kbigbet for more information.
Santa Anita Park mourned the passing of 5-3 entertainment giant Mickey Rooney this past Sunday at the age of 93. In what may've been his final public appearance, Rooney spent the day at The Great Race Place on March 30, and posed for a publicity photo with fellow show biz icons Dick Van Patten and Mel Brooks.
"Mickey was fine," said Van Patten when interviewed by People Magazine.com earlier this week. "He seemed terrific. But I guess when you're 93 . . . He was my idol. He could do everything. He was a wonderful actor. He could sing. He could dance. He could play instruments. Unbelievable."
America's top box office movie star in 1938, '39 and '40, Rooney loved horseracing and was a frequent attendee dating back to the 1930s at Santa Anita, Hollywood Park and Del Mar.
Rooney's love of and association with horses was underscored by two very prominent film roles—in 1944's National Velvet, in which he co-starred with Elizabeth Taylor, and in 1979's The Black Stallion, in which he is depicted in one memorable scene atop a bale of hay giving instructions to a would-be jockey. Rooney would later be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his work on The Black Stallion.
Santa Anita will honor Rooney with a moment of silence this Saturday.
FINISH LINES: Victor Espinoza rides three horses for trainer Wesley Ward at Keeneland this weekend, Pablo Del Monte in the Blue Grass Stakes and Emotional Kitten in the Jenny Wiley on Saturday, each a Grade I race, and Richies Party Girl in the Grade II Beaumont Stakes for 3-year-old fillies on Sunday . . . Jockeys Orlando Mojica and Chantal Sutherland Kruse have moved their tack, Mojica going to Indiana Downs and Sutherland Kruse to Woodbine in The Great White North . . . Recent millionaire Clubhouse Ride worked six furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Thursday in 1:14.20 for trainer Craig Lewis, who has the veteran stakes winner ticketed for the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic on April 19 . . . Eclipse Award winner as 2-year-old filly champion of 2013 She's a Tiger worked six furlongs in a bullet 1:13.20 for Jeff Bonde . . . Through 63 racing days, Rafael Bejarano has an insurmountable 35-win lead over runner-up Joe Talamo in the race for leading rider, but Talamo leads in most mounts, 350-349 . . . Tom Quigley's handicapping seminar guests at the East Paddock Gardens this weekend are Matt Bernier, cast member of Horseplayers TV Show, on Saturday, and Joe Talamo on Sunday, each day at 11:20 a.m. . . . Santa Anita's first 2-year-old race this meet at 4 ½ furlongs is scheduled to be run April 25 . . . Easter Sunday, April 20, marks the 15th anniversary of the death of Charlie Whittingham. The legendary trainer was 86 for only one week, celebrating his birthday April 13.


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Amidst of myriad of academic and extramural activities,Placements is one of the important events at IMNU,which drives one's adrenalin high.Thrill among the students can be seen at the campus
The week, starting November saw a virtual storm at the Institute of Management,Nirma University with a plethora of companies vying for the 181 students of the batch 2010-12.It was truly an emotionally charged atmosphere with all the highs and lows
The highest domestic package ,a whopping 10.00 lac/annum was offered by Pharmaceutical giant.The average package jumped to more than 8.00 lac/annum.The laterals of the batch also performed well with their average package being more than 8.50 lac/annum
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- 4 slices white bread, stale or lightly toasted
- 1 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
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Yields 2 cups, 1 serving (1/4 cup) contains:
- Calories (kcal) 125.8
- %Calories from Fat 23.3
- Fat (g) 3.3
- Saturated Fat (g) 0.7
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 20.0
- Dietary Fiber (g) 1.0
- Total Sugars (g) 2.0
- Net Carbs (g) 19.0
- Protein (g) 4.0
- Sodium (mg) 220.0
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Tear bread slices into small pieces. Process in a food processor until coarse crumbs form. You can use these fresh crumbs for making meatballs, topping oysters destined for the broiler, or adding a crisp layer to cassoulet.
To make toasted breadcrumbs, spread the fresh crumbs in an even layer on a large rimmed baking sheet. Bake in a 350° oven, stirring occasionally, until browned and dry, then transfer hot breadcrumbs to a large bowl. Drizzle with 1 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil, season, and toss to coat. Stored in an airtight container, they'll keep for 1 month.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Monday, Heavenly Candy Company and Albertson's both recalled products made with peanuts from the Plainview peanut plant after the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment linked six cases of salmonella to the Plainview business. This is just one more blow to the Peanut Corporation of America who Congress believes is responsible for hundreds of cases of Salmonella, some of them deadly.
NewsChannel 11 sat down and talked with a local attorney, Nick Olguin, who successfully took on Bumble Bee Foods in another food borne illness case. He thinks this issue is so high profile it will be fairly easy for a plaintiff to prove their case and win in court, but it won't be easy to get paid. The Peanut Corporation of America declared bankruptcy last week, so Olguin says it will be a long time, if ever, before victims get anything from the company.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - More than 6,500 people participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the cure in downtown Spokane Sunday. The event raised more than $455,000 for the fight against breast cancer.
Although it was cold and rainy, the bad weather could not stop thousands from walking and running for a good cause. People were dressed in pink everywhere you looked and underneath the pink were people running the race in honor of someone they love.
"My best friend's mom, about three years ago, was diagnosed and she went through a pretty tough recovery," said race participant Natasha Balani." "A number of ladies from work were here to support a survivor," said race participant Josh Frazier.
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Any ideas about what's going on with Henrietta's Table? I walked through the Charles Hotel inner patio area last night and it looks like the restaurant's been gutted. Is it closed for good?
Jan 04, 2013greenTara in Greater Boston Area
Hm ... Kebab House is fab food but maybe not "somewhere nice" as in tablecloths. Tablecloth nice in my book would be Petit Robert Central. I've had the omelette (great fries) and the salad nicoise - both yummy. They also had a strange vichyssoise and coffee (?!) soup that was weirdly good.
Dec 12, 2012greenTara in Greater Boston Area
Love the Boston Kebab House in Liberty Square. The made to order salad line typically stretches out the door but the roll-ups and sandwhiches are only a small wait I think. I usually get the mezze bar, runs me about $8 with pita. Gorgeous food! They also have fairly ample seating downstairs. Much prefer it to Cafe de Boston on Franklin!!
Dec 12, 2012greenTara in Greater Boston Area
Best Indian Takeout or Delivery near Harvard / Porter
Dhokla! You're right, they are actually chickpea not rice flour. So thank you, FoodDabbler. Saved me from having to dance around describing it!
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Yes, exactly that! They fill them with other stuff than tamarind water too I think. While we're digressing, do you know what the name of the puffy rice-flour cornbread like confection is that I have seen on Indian buffets? They have it on the buffet at Bombay Mahal in Waltham too. Might have coconut on top? Love that stuff but have no idea how to order it without doing some kind of belly dance.
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I've been to the Maharaja (Harvard Sq. in the Bombay Cafe location on JFK), once for dinner and once for the weekend buffet ($12 I think) and really liked it a lot. For dinner they do an interesting variation on the vegetable pakora where the spinach leaves somehow maintain their shape (sort of flat) and crispy. My DC had a passable chicken saag. The Sat. lunch buffet has a lot of unique-ish dishes as well. They make these little street food delicacies (dough shells filled with soup?). They don't seem to deliver but do take out.
Let's make a list of obnoxiously loud restos
Firebrand Saints is pretty darn loud. And spendy! I got the whirred celery root with dates mezze as a side dish (so larger than the mezze) and it was $12 !?!
Apr 18, 2012greenTara in Greater Boston Area
Mulan Cambridge Closed with Paper on Windows
Ok , called the Waltham location when the Cambridge phone wasn't answered. They will be re-opening in Cambridge tomorrow, 1/6/2012. What a relief; thought I'd have to high-ho out to Waltham for my dry bean curd with squid..
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Mulan Cambridge Closed with Paper on Windows
I think you're ok. They had a sign on the take-out counter a couple of weeks ago saying they would be closed between Christmas and New Years (not exactly sure of the dates).
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CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - George Clooney was spotted in Northside Thursday, filming scenes for his new movie, 'The Ides of March.'
FOX19 reporter Emily Wood snapped a photo of Clooney on Hamilton Avenue around 9:45 a.m., in front of Ace Hardware and Electric.
Clooney's parents Nick and Nina Clooney also made an appearance on set in Northside. Clooney's father, Nick Clooney, a longtime news anchor in Cincinnati, gave his son a hug but says he stays out of the filming process.
"I never talk to George about his business and he doesn't talk to me about mine, when we get together, we just talk about family stuff," says Nick Clooney.
Along with his family, Clooney fans weren't in short supply. Northside native Lavinia Stevenson says she showed up at 4 a.m. to wait for a glimpse of the Oscar winner.
"We waited a long time but it was truly worth the wait," says Stevenson. "For him to take the time out to come to Cincinnati, come back home, that's why we took the time to make the signs and just let him know we love him always and really appreciate him coming back home."
After filming a few scenes with extras, Clooney and crew headed to Florida Ave. less than a mile from Hamilton Avenue in Northside. A residential street, many homeowners had a front row seat to watch the actor-director at work.
George Clooney is expected to stay in Cincinnati through March, his family hopes they will be able to see him more often than not.
"We'll be having plenty of family plans but the problem is George is working 12 hours a day when he is doing this both directing and being in the film so we don't have many opportunities but we take advantage of the ones we have," says Nick Clooney.
Almost 30 locations are expected to be used during filming. On Wednesday, Clooney was spotted in Northern Kentucky.
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"the combined taxes imposed by the city, school and all the others is getting harder for even you to pull. "
The "Enterprise Fund" too is a tax. The fee , like property taxes, are passed to every member of the community. Every member includes those of us who own property/businesses, those who rent, and those who are passing through. Regardless of how we say it, a tax is a tax. When you add federal income, federal fuel tax, state business tax, personal property tax, water/sewer rate, etc, they all add up. As conservatives (you and I) we can not allow ourselves to say every tax is too high, except for ___. Every nickle sent to government is one less nickle available for the private sector and our families.
If you raise a fee or tax, especially on the poor or retired, those folks are being "punished" with less money.June 20, 2012 at 2:05 p.m.
Hi Dale,
I do not believe I am punishing the city residents, I am sorry you feel that way. I am listening to all the facts and trying to get the most economical solution in place. The Water department has its own enterprise fund. The fund is used to support every aspect of the department, including all aspects of construction of the proposed plant. Attempting to get one department to pay part of the expenses of another makes no sense to me, It's not sound financial planning or reporting.
My loyalty is not to the municipality, my loyalty is to the citizens I serve. As a business owner I can tell you with upmost certainty my federal tax obligation is astronomical compared to the city taxes I pay, perhaps you have those two confused.
Thanks,June 20, 2012 at 12:01 p.m.
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Paul, I do not think David is trying to punish anyone. He is trying to get your side to discontinue punishing the city residents and those of us who are pulling the cart. Honestly, even in your personal'business life, the combined taxes imposed by the city, school and all the others is getting harder for even you to pull.
Finally, I understand Paul's loyalty to the municipality he governs. That municipal's fiscal needs are his primary concerns. Yet, in the big picture every dollar given to any government is not availabe for other family/business need.June 20, 2012 at 11:12 a.m.


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Looking for a little quick information on this Pittsburgh native and 2002 Billy Beane pick out of my alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh.
He was in the As system until last year, and the post gazette name-dropped him today and said he is a Blue Jays first baseman. He doesn't have any stats in 2008, at any level, and he is not on the Blue Jays 40 man roster.
Milb.com has him on the Blue Jays' AA affliliate in New Hampshire. Does anyone know if he is injured? A quick Google search didn't turn up anything for me in that regard.


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Not with a fox.
Not in a house.
Not with a mouse.
I do not like him them here or there.
I do not like him anywhere.
I would not like Jarvis Jones.
I do not like him, To-My-Bones.
First my apologies to Dr. Seuss for butchering his timeless classic.
I know Jones is a poplar pick with many but I don't like it and here is why.
First, What does it say about Jason Worilds? If Worilds is not ready and Jarvis is going to come in and take his spot right off the bat then we wasted another high pick (2nd rounder in 2010). If Worilds is ready then are they unhappy with Woodley - I doubt it, they restructured his contract. Either way in my opinion if this was the most pressing need with the first round pick we are in deep trouble.
Jones is 24 years old. If he sits and learns for two or three years then he is 26 or 27 when he starts and then he is up for a new contract so then what we give a long term deal on unseen potential, probably not and he walks.
There are questions about his health. True I'm quite sure he has been checked and double checked but still......
Best Player Available? Ummm.... Sharif Floyd
We just lost our #1 WR, our #1 RB and our #1 TE is injured and probably won't start the season and may never be the same player again.....so really we use pick 17 on defense?
Look I hope he proves me wrong. I'll gladly eat my words if he racks up double digit sacks and pulls in rookie of the year and defensive player of the year honors. But if I was picking - it would not have been Jarvis Jones - come to think of it I'm surprised the Steeler FO hasn't called me by now for advice.


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Pitch 1- Climb up unprotected slab for 150' to an anchor. There used to be a drilled pin on this pitch but it is no longer there, any pro you get on this pitch is mental pro only. (5.8 R) Pitch 2- Traverse left before climbing up and over a crux bulge and past 2 bolts to a belay. (5.9) Pitch 3- A few variations on this pitch. Variation #1- I climbed around the left side of the hand and then climbed a chimney between the hand and the rim wall to the top. Rope drag was horrid. Variation #2- Climb up between 2 of the rock fingers. The last 10-15' were first climbed by Peter Gallagher by throwing a rope over the summit. Descent- Rappel the route with 2 double rope rappels. On the rappel marvel at how scared you were and how low angle the climb really is.
We had a single set of cams but wished we had a few more.
So maybe the pin is still around on the first pitch. Greg D. wrote, "I did find the pin on the first pitch. It is about 60 feet up roughly in the middle of the formation just after what I would call the second bulge." Happy Hunting!
We did King's Hand Right 3/31/06.. This is the same as the Left except for the second and third pitch. Definitely runout at 8 or easier, sandy and a bit heady. I did find the pin on the first pitch. It is about 60 feet up roughly in the middle of the formation just after what I would call the second bulge. There were some more gear placements after that, but still a bit runout. We did the 10a second pitch. The crux is well protected with a pin and I added a bomber nut just above it. The only jug on the pitch is a bit smaller now. It came off in my partner's hand and is probably on Wall Street now. After that, a few small nuts provide mediocre protection on steep, sandy slab/dihedral. Never found the two baby angles. The third and fourth pitch were fun with some good gear and good rock as well as some soft rock. We rapped off in two double rope rappells with 60m ropes with good anchors and no problems. The most adventure I've had on Wall Street.
if you aim for the chains on the first pitch, you'll find the pin at about sixty feet. didnt get to finish, thought the rock was to skechy. so i can say that the first pitch was ok.
way cleaner, funner, harder, and less run out than i expected. bondo did stellar on this one, especially considering he lead the whole thing in the rain. first pitch is the most run. second has more pro and the third sews up. well worth doing.


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Now that Round One is over, and we're stuck with bickering over the wisdom of the trade-down with Jacksonville (WHY DIDN'T WE GET MORE PICKS OUT OF IT?!), we need to take this break in the hostilities before Rounds Two and Three start up to re-assess needs and which players can best fit them.
More (plus a poll) after this jump:
In hindsight, with the Bucs acting so reckless with Morris Claiborne sitting there on the draft boards, it looks like as though Cornerback wasn't as big a need for the team as we fans and scouts/mockers thought it was. Either the Bucs think Talib will still be there as their No.1 corner, or that they can coach up the guys currently on roster - Ronde, FA acquisition Wright, Biggers, Lewis, et al - to fill the need if it arises. Either way, it looks as though drafting a CB this year is very unlikely: anyone drafted at this point will be competing with the backups like Lewis, Biggers, Gaithor, whoever else is there.
Getting Mark Barron may prove the smart move: fills a higher need with Safety than Corner (the arguments for Corner were predicated on the fears of Talib being in jail by September); is a guaranteed starter on Day One, and a guaranteed improvement on the Safeties we currently have (Grimm has shown vast promise, but those injuries...).
As for the trade-up to get RB Doug Martin: clearly a smart move all around. The Bucs merely moved up a few spots in the actual draft, and traded down in the Fourth Round with a pick (garnered from the Jax trade) we didn't even have at 8 pm EST last night. So in the end, the Bucs are still ahead with one extra pick in a draft round we didn't have before, and basically got their Second Rounder picked before the Second Round even happened (and pissed off Giants fans to no end, bwha ha ha).
But now, what the hell do we do with the rest of the draft?!
A) Considering the team's failure to jump at a surefire CB when they had it, drafting CB may not - should not - happen this year. Bucs already have a roster full of CBs: it was merely a question of starter quality. Now that's moot.
B) Expect a rush on linebackers: Outside and Inside. It's the thinnest roster spot left as well as the biggest need for talent. The Third Rounder HAS to be an OLB or else this whole draft will fall apart...
C) Don't be surprised if another Safety gets taken in the late rounds: we're still a bit thin roster-wise. Although getting more raw youthful talent there might not be a smart move (getting a solid veteran as a backup or optional starter would be more savvy).
That said, here's a revamped Rest-Of-The-2012 Bucs draft:
Third Round (68) - Sean Spence, Outside Linebacker, U of Miami
Going for OLB is a must at this point. It's the last Must-Need roster spot needing a starter-quality rookie. I had Spence already, and of the remaining OLBs left on the draft board is the most likely to slip down to the Third Round to us (let's be honest: Bobby Wagner or Zach Brown are NOT going to slip far). I still see a bit of Derrick Brooks in him.
Fourth Round (126) - James-Michael Johnson, Middle Linebacker, Nevada
WE SHOULD HAVE GOTTEN MORE OUT OF THE TRADE WITH JACKSONVILLE. There. Had to say (uh scream) it. Still, this is a pick we didn't have before - even after trading down with Denver - so let's accept it and make this pick.
Johnson takes care of MLB backup needs behind Mason Foster. He's a solid tackler and run-stuffer, which is a high need, but needs more coaching by most scouting reports. He's also good value at this spot. Other MLBs to consider would be "Tank" Carder (his parents nicknamed Tank? Seriously?) and Keenan Robinson (who might slip into the Fourth, you never know).
Fifth Round (140) - Brandon Mosley, Offensive Tackle, Auburn
With Safety filled, getting Whitley here was no longer a smart move. Getting a value pick on a Right OT makes more sense. There's a good chance Mosley could slip to the Fifth Round, and placed at the ROT spot to challenge Trueblood. If Mosley is off the boards, Bucs should consider Tom Compton from South Dakota.
Sixth Round (174) - Tyler Nielsen, Outside Linebacker, Iowa
Bucs still need depth evaluation with linebacker, especially Outside. Nielsen could slip to here and take care of any remaining LB needs.
Seventh Round (212) - Mason Robinson, Running Back, Rutgers
Really by this point the Bucs can draft anybody (JUST NO PUNTERS! We GOT one already!). I just figure the new head coach Schiano is going to draft one of his Rutgers recruits as a pity move. :-) Although if he goes with S Jerrell Young from South Florida, that will take care of MY pity move for a USF Bulls player for the draft. heh.
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Sami Pattinson signing for the Leeds United Academy under-nine squad with United players Lewis Walters (left) and Eric Grimes
Leeds United have signed a star in the making from Westville House School in Ilkley.
Sami Pattinson, aged eight, is one of 17 boys who have signed for the Leeds United Academy under-nine squad for next season.
Sami was first spotted by Steve Potter, one of the Westville House football coaches, who then referred him to Leeds for a trial and assessment. Terry Potter (no relation), is head of recruitment at the Academy and is always on the lookout for talented young players.
Sami will have to undertake a rigorous training programme, travel all over the country to play matches against top league clubs and keep up with his school work – no mean feat by anyone's standards – but Sami is excited by the prospect and is keen to work hard to develop his ability.
Rosey James, head teacher at Westville House School, said: "We are all delighted by the success that Sami is having with his football talent. We recognise the enormous dedication and skill that he displays. At Westville we are keen to bring out whatever talent an individual child has and to encourage them to be the best they can. We design the curriculum to fit around the commitments that any child has in order to help them realise their potential."


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We really need a Chris Paul, Deron Williams or Dwight Howard to have any chance of competing for a championship. The Heat looked vulnerable during the regular season but have turned it up when they needed to. As much as i hate to say it, they deserve some credit for doing what they are doing and are going to be a force to reckon with for a long time. I didn't think they had it in them.
Here's why we need one of those guys: (and my preference is a guard simply because i think either of the two mentioned above give the heat a nasty rash when playing them).
1) Miami having the ability to switch lebron's defense on the other teams point guard really helps to stop the point of attack. Chris Paul or Deron Williams will make lebron pay for his transgressions if miami chooses to switch him on either of the two by breaking him down off the dribble to score a bucket or finding the open man.
2) We really need to upgrade the talent we currently have on our team. (Chauncey is a veteran who has witnessed his best days as a piston and nugget. Yeah, he will have the occasional good game for us once a week. But the threat of losing him for a long period of time is higher than the threat of him actually winning a game. And, I love Chauncey and his vet moves.... just not now with so much at stake.
3) The NBA is a league of stars. Only those teams with at least 3 allstars on their roster (either current or former) are still playing in the playoffs. Dallas has a ton stored on the court and in the stands. Caron Butler. Veteran stars get star treatment.
By bringing in an superstar who is ready to compete on a championship level, we accomplish a few things. We make miami normal by leaving lebron where he was scheduled to play and not disrupt our offense. We get a guy who is playoff and battle tested. And, when crunch time comes, we will be able to run a play. It was a shame to see the thunder and chicago not be able to get off a shot at the end of the game during crunch time.
having 3 stars on our team removes miami's options to do different things on the court defensively. and if they still choose to put lebron on let's say Chris Paul, then one of the other guys are gonna light somebody's ass up who is out of place and in a mismatch.
So in conclusion, Donnie, please go and get a few pieces in the draft that will help us out on the defensive end and make sure you have melo place a bug in CP3's ear during his wedding coming up.


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"Of course it was kind of humiliating sometimes, I was feeling like a prostitute," Léa Seydoux said about her experience shooting "Blue Is The Warmest Color." But it seems she had no problem getting close with her co-star Adèle Exparchopoulos in the newest campaign for fashion label Miu Miu.
The pair bring the heat from the Palme d'Or-winning movie to this advertising gig, with an example of their sultry shots above. And as you'll see in the video, getting close a second time was no problem at all. It seems that green solved whatever issues 'Blue' may have aroused.
LB | November 23, 2013 5:43 AM
The whole controversy is surely just the work of publicists, I mean c'mon these are the photos you choose to accompany your claims of exploitation.
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The purpose of this project is to assist the Kenyan Breast Health Program in the development of a culturally sensitive survey instrument. This survey will aid in the gathering of information concerning breast health. Once the surveying process is complete these surveys will then be used to analyze the resources needed and will be developed further to increase the knowledge about breast health risks. Finally, programs will be developed that are need based, and focus primarily on education and prevention.
In the summer of 2000 I had the opportunity to study abroad in Kenya Africa. While studying in Kenya it became very apparent to me that there was a dire need for public health initiative. While in Africa I was able to visit various health care facilities and institutions, one of them being the YWCA in Nairobi. It was at the YWCA where we met the founder of the Kenyan Breast Health Program, Julia Mulaha. After becoming informed about the program I became very interested in what the program was attempting to do. Through my studies at Northern I believe that I could be an asset to their program and I plan to return there this summer for my internship. I hope to work along side Julia in planning and implementing health programs that are specific to various communities throughout Kenya. I am applying for this grant to help to alleviate some of the expenses during my visit there.
The internship, which is the final requirement towards my degree, will be worth six credit hours. These credits will be spent researching the need for health promotion programs in the area of breast health. The cost of the internship will be $3,300.
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The internship will begin May fifteenth and continue through July sixteenth 2001. While in Nairobi I will begin working at the YWCA on the Kenyan Breast Health Program.
There is currently virtually no information on the incidence and prevalence of breast cancer in Kenya. Breast health, in general, is not considered a priority and is rarely openly discussed The little information that I have found on the Kenyan Breast Health Program is primarily on the World Wide Web and these articles are mainly Kenyan news articles. I have attached the additional information about the project including the first, and only, KBHP newsletter. (See appendix C)
Julia Mulaha, director of the YWCA in Nairobi, established the Kenyan Breast Health Program. As a woman formerly affected by breast cancer she has gained a passion for education and prevention relating to the disease. Already, she has brought the health issue of breast cancer into the eyes of many Kenyan health officials. (See appendix C) The YWCA's program aims to research the incidence and prevalence of the disease, as well as developing programs to prevent it.
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Phase III. Phase three will focus on the development of more breast health resources and getting these resources to the rural areas that need them. The program is expected to be into phase one upon my arrival.
My part of the program will be to assist in the development of the culturally sensitive survey instruments. We will use the information accumulated from the distribution of these surveys to analyze the need for breast health resources. Finally we will begin developing programs that are need based, and focus on education and prevention.
With this internship I hope to further develop my health promotion skills. Through my education in the area of Community Health I feel that I can be a positive influence towards implementing a successful health promotion project. My ultimate goal during this internship is to gain a better understanding of the culture in Kenya along with the health issues that Kenyan women face.
Breast cancer is suspected to be the cause of many illnesses and deaths of the women in Africa. The problem that the society faces is that there is very little knowledge about the disease. Considering the importance of breast health is rarely spoken of, prevention programs have yet to be developed. This program is the first that is aimed toward providing the education to prevent breast cancer and the resources to treat it. I feel that my knowledge and expertise in health promotion will help advance the program in the right direction.
I anticipate that this internship will allow me to further understand the importance of health promotion in an under-developed country. I feel that the experience that I will gain will prepare me more thoroughly for my career as a health educator in the United States by providing me with a cross-cultural perspective. Even though I may never know how many lives the Kenyan Breast Health Program saves, I have confidence that it will make a difference in the lives of many Kenyan women.
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Next weekend is the huge weekend for Oscar De La Hoya and his Golden Boy Promotions. The fight that the boxing world has been anxiously awaiting, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez vs. Floyd Mayweather, will headline next Saturday's Mexican Independence Day card in Las Vegas, and as Canelo's promoter Golden Boy will be heavily involved in that show.
But boxing promotion obviously involves being able to multitask. Thus, Golden Boy is focused on Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, where Riverside heavyweight Chris Arreola's bout with Seth Mitchell headlines a Showitime card this Saturday night.
"Every card for us is as important as the Sept. 14 card," De La Hoya said in a phone interview this week. "Every single fight, every single fighter is important to us, and that's the way we treat everyone involved. Sometimes we've held three events in one night in two different countries.
"I like matching the best vs. the best, matching excitement vs. excitement. That's the nature of this sport, and that's how my mentality is. Look, if you want to be the best you have to fight the best, and you have to fight tough fights. There's no easy route here. If you want to be a world champion you have to earn it. Obviously, the fights we've been making have been exciting fights. They've been easily matched fights. The best fighting the best, everybody wins. The sport wins, the fan wins, it revitalizing boxing and grows the fan base.
"It starts with matchmaking. I told our matchmakers, I've never been in an easy fight, so nobody should be in an easy fight."
De La Hoya comes from a different direction than most promoters, because he's been there at the highest level. After winning a gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, he went on to win 10 different titles in six weight classes during a 17-year pro career that ended in 2009. Years before he'd stopped fighting he launched the promotion company, and it could probably be said that De La Hoya established the template that Mayweather has followed in becoming his own promoter.
Golden Boy now has 50 fighters under contract, but as De La Hoya noted, "it wasn't all peaches and cream."
"I remember the frustrations of walking into arenas empty," he said of Golden Boy's early days. "I remember the frustrations of hearing boos because the fights were terrible. I remember fighters cancelling fights 10 hours before they had to step into the ring … It was frustrating, but one thing about me: I believe in the sport. I believe that this sport hasn't even touched the potential of where it can be. If you make the right fight, the world will stop and watch."
What was it that he took from his active career that has influenced his promotional career?
"The most important part I took from it, I guess, was being in the dark," he said. "I didn't like the fact that I was in the dark all the time, not knowing what was going on because I was just focusing on boxing and training.
"When you get to a championship level, when you're a popular fighter, you don't have to be in the dark. You can ask questions. I didn't have that as a fighter early on in my career. Now that I'm a promoter, I love sharing information. That's who we are. We're a serious company that's going to tell you the way it is and what the numbers are. Therefore you don't have that doubt, and you go into the ring performing at the highest level with a sense of relief. It all starts with honesty, and it all starts with transparency.
" … When I decided to become a promoter it took two or three years to pull the trigger because I was asking questions and learning the game. I wanted to ask as many questions as possible. So when I met Richard Schaefer (Golden Boy's current CEO), we were learning from each other. I was learning numbers from him, he was learning boxing from me."
Here's De La Hoya's take on this Saturday's fight, and it should be noted that Golden Boy is Mitchell's promoter:
"I truly feel this is do or die for both guys. Arreola's a guy who, when we see him in great shape and in focus, is a fighter who's exciting and who people want to root for. Seth Mitchell is in the same position. Whoever wins this fight will move one step closer to a heavyweight title shot.
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The controversy over yesterday's David Irving conviction, and the more general question of whether Holocaust denial should be a criminal offense, seem on the surface to be no-brainers, easily resolvable by saying that the principle of free speech dictates that Irving should be given a get out of jail free card, and that the crime itself be wiped off the books.
That's my knee-jerk answer, and the answer of most of those who wrote in the comments section here.
But, as with almost everything on earth, the actual situation is a bit more complicated than that. First, a little background.
When I started doing the research for this post, I was surprised to find that Holocaust Denial is not a crime in just Germany and Austria, as I'd previously thought. Ten European countries, plus Israel, have established criminal penalties for it:
There are laws against public espousal of Holocaust denial in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Israel, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Switzerland.
The first thing I noticed is that Holocaust Denial itself is not a crime; it's the public pronouncement of it that is penalized. The speech itself is allowed; what is not allowed is to say it publicly in front of groups–that is, to preach it. It may seem a small distinction, but it's an interesting one.
The second thing I noticed was that, with the exception of Switzerland (and of course Israel, which represents an obvious special case), the countries involved have characteristics that Great Britain, the US, and Canada do not share: their experience of Nazism or of Nazi occupation in WWII.
To Germans and Austrians the danger of public promulgation of Holocaust denial may indeed (especially when the laws were first passed) have seemed like the danger of yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater. Likewise–although to a lesser extant–to countries such as Poland, who have reason to know the Holocaust in a way that countries such as Britain and the US never can, Holocaust denial may seem a particular affront and a special danger. "He jests at scars that never felt a wound;" and so it is much easier for countries who have not experienced such a cataclysmic upheaval to be absolutist about protecting freedom of speech.
Author D.D. Guttenplan has some insight on these points, as well as a discussion of the differing legal history of the Anglosphere vs. the continent:
In Britain and the United States we regard Free Speech as sacred. Americans venerate the First Amendment, while Britons cite Milton, who in Areopagitica said true Liberty only exists "when free born men / Having to advise the public may speak free". Holocaust denial is currently a crime in Austria, France, Germany, Israel, Belgium, Poland, Lithuania and Switzerland. Do the citizens of those countries value freedom less than we do? Or might other factors be involved?
Robert Kahn, author of Holocaust Denial and the Law, points to a 'fault time' separating the 'common law countries' of the US, Britain, and former British colonies from the 'civil law countries of continental Europe'. In civil law countries the law is generally more prescriptive. Also under the civil law regime the judge acts more as an inquisitor, gathering and presenting evidence as well as interpreting it.
Unlike the Anglo-American adversarial system, where fairness is the primary attribute of justice, and the judge functions as a referee, trials under the continental system aim at arriving at the truth…
Ultimately, though, it is the difference in historical experience that ought to constrain our attitude to other countries. In Germany and Austria Holocaust denial is not 'mere' Jew-baiting but also a channel for Nazi resurgence much like the Hitler salute and the display of the swastika, which are also banned.
The case for a ban in Israel should also be obvious, if not beyond argument. Similarly, countries where the experience of occupation and the shame of collaboration still rankle ought to be able to make their own decisions…
Guttenplan believes, in the end, that countries such as Britain, with its combination of the adversarial legal system and a history free of the Holocaust collaboration shared by much of continental Europe, should never outlaw Holocaust denial, because the danger it represents here is very small compared to the larger negatives of restricting freedom of speech. But he refuses to say the same for countries such as Germany.
Professor Hajo Funke, a German historian, agrees:
"In Germany and in Austria there is a moral obligation to fight the kind of propaganda peddled by Irving. We can't afford the luxury of the Anglo-Saxon freedom of speech argument in this regard," he says.
"It's not that I don't understand it, it's just not for us. Not yet. Not for a long time."
It was about sixty years ago that WWII ended. To those who are young, it may seem to be ancient history. But it really was not so long ago. Countries that know, through bitter and personal experience, the dangers to which anti-Semitism led a mere sixty years ago do consider it (and other hate speech) to be the equivalent of yelling "Fire!" in that proverbial crowded theater.
I can't find the quote right now, but I remember reading (I believe it was in Primo Levi's fine and highly recommended Survival in Auschwitz) that one of the ways in which the guards taunted prisoners in the concentration camps–those prisoners who were "lucky" enough to have escaped the ovens, at least for a little while–was by saying to them that they would never live to tell their tale, and that the world would never know or care what they had suffered. What's more, the guards said, if by some slim chance some of them did somehow survive and report to the world what had happened, the world would never believe them. And in fact the Nazis worked hard to cover their traces, in hopes that the evidence would remain hidden.
Holocaust denial, seen in this light, is a continuation of Nazi thought, and was in fact part of the Nazi plan–and, if allowed to grow and spread, might represent their final triumph. And so (to continue to use the fire metaphor) the who espouse criminalizing it want to snuff it out while it's still a harmless little brush fire. Because they know that brush fires can grow into–well, into Holocausts.
The Anglosphere has no direct experience of that, fortunately for us. And it has a stronger tradition of freedom of speech.
My personal opinion on Holocaust denial is aligned with that tradition: I believe that it should not be criminalized. I believe it shouldn't be a crime in the Anglosphere, nor should it (at this late date) be one in Europe.
But I also see Guttenplan's point about why Europeans are particularly sensitive to this issue, and why they come down harder on Holocaust deniers: these European countries (and Israel) are the ones who've been burned.
As for David Irving (remember him?), the Wikipedia article has some interesting background information:
The Holocaust denial movement grew into full strength in the 1970s with the publication of Arthur Butz' The Hoax of the Twentieth Century: The case against the presumed extermination of European Jewry in 1976 and David Irving's Hitler's War in 1977. These books, seen as the basis of much of the deniers' arguments, brought other similarly inclined individuals into the fold.
So, far from being a peripheral figure in the movement, Irving has been instrumental in fanning the flames for quite some time.
In addition, the Austrian government has a special reason for wanting him in jail–and that is that he has openly defied its warnings. Austria issued the warrant against him in 1989, and informed him that if he returned he'd be arrested. And so he did, and so he was:
He was arrested in Austria on 11 November last year when he arrived to give a lecture. He was detained on a warrant issued in 1989 under Austrian laws that make Holocaust denial a crime.
During the trial the judge, Peter Liebtreu, compared him to a "prostitute who has not changed her ways for decades".
Mr Liebtreu told the court: "He showed no signs that he attempted to change his views after the arrest warrant was issued 16 years ago in Austria. Although he tried to persuade the court, he failed.
"He is not just someone who sold Hitler statues or who made people do Hitler salutes. He served as an example for the right wing for decades."
So, what about the argument that arresting Irving only gives him publicity, and sympathy for his new status as a free speech martyr? A good point, in my opinion. But here's a differing one that broadens the geographic context of Irving's influence:
The fact is, however, that Irving and his ilk have become dangerous. The interests of the European and North American Holocaust deniers – from Ernst Zundel (on trial in Germany) to the French "scholar" Robert Faurisson – are merging with those of the anti-Semitic ideologists of Arab nationalism and Iranian theocratic rule. If Irving walks free from the Wien-Josefstadt Prison next week he will soon be packing his suitcase for the Holocaust conference in Tehran.
The German authorities have already sensibly confiscated the passport of Horst Mahler – a neo-Nazi who has been advising Zundel on his courtroom defence – to prevent him travelling to Iran. Will we do the same for Irving? Of course not. Suspected English football hooligans will be under virtual house arrest during the World Cup, but Irving, as usual, will be free to travel anywhere. You know: freedom of speech.
The Irving-is-a-chump school describes him as a "fringe academic addressing a group of loopy far-right radicals wearing silly hats in a basement in Vienna". Jailing the man is supposed to award him an undeserved importance. This is a truly parochial view, given that the problem is not strange, skinheaded Austrians in lederhosen (though I worry a bit about them, too) but bearded men in turbans who have never made their peace with Israel. The European input has always been important to the development of anti-Semitism in the Middle East. The widespread Arab hatred of Jews does not derive from the Koran: it stems from the need of national liberation movements for hate figures.
European anti-Semites have fed them from the start. Palestinian nationalists aligned themselves with Nazi Germany, identifying Zionism as the enemy. As the state of Israel took shape, Arab writers (borrowing heavily from European deniers) presented the Nazi gas chambers as a flimsy myth designed to justify a land-grab.
An interesting point. But, in the end, an irrelevant one. Because the sad truth is that the damage has already been done. The horse is out of the barn, the cat is out of the bag, Humpty Dumpty has fallen off his wall and all the king's horses and all the king's men and all the jailers in Austria will not undo the influence of the European anti-Semitism that has been tainting the Arab world for much of this century.
So it seems to me that the only remedy is free speech in the theater of ideas. We must believe in the ability of truth to ultimately triumph, and in our ability to wage war against those who would preach hate and follow through on it with destruction. If Irving and his ilk have influenced Iran, the damage is long done, and the remedies lie elsewhere–unfortunately.
[ADDENDUM: Sigmund, Carl, & Alfred has related thoughts. In addition, thought-provoking posts on the subject are provided by fellow psychobloggers Shrinkwrapped and Dr. Sanity.]


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The Olympus MJU 1040 is a pocket digital camera. It has 10 megapixels and a 3x optical zoom lens. It comes in four colours: black, silver, red and yellow.
Why Buy The Olympus MJU 1040
The MJU 1040 is relatively cheap when compared to some pocket sized cameras. I also like the way the camera looks. It is one of the most stylish cameras you will find in this price bracket.
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Outdoor 1 (Medium Zoom):
With a 10 megapixel digital camera you can make some very large prints. Looking at all my test shots with the MJU 1040 I would suggest keeping to 8 x 11 inches or under. There are issues with the images as illustrated in my first test shot.
The biggest problem I noticed for my outdoor shots is the amount of detail lost in dark and light areas. Sun glare is a problem at this time of year (autumn), but the level of loss with the MJU 1040 is high.
Outdoor 2 (No Zoom): As the scene gets more distant focusing gets softer. Although this is a common occurrence the softness is quite noticeable with the MJU 1040. Perhaps I'm asking too much here when taking the price of the camera into account.
Outdoor 3 (Maximum Zoom): In this photo the loss of detail in lighter areas is quite pronounced. I would also have expected to see more colour in the sky. This would have helped to increase the impact of the photo.
Outdoor 4 (Building): There is a touch of blue fringing where the sun catches the edge of bright parts of the photo. Focusing is o.k. without being pin sharp. There is also a loss of sharpness as you move towards the edge of the photo.
Outdoor Portrait:
For a snapshot camera the outdoor portrait is good. There are no problems with sharpness. A touch more light and a touch more colour may have helped the photo, but compared to other similar cameras the MJU 1040 does well here.
Indoor Portrait with Flash: The built in flash unit is able to produce the power needed to light the photo. Sharpness is in line with expectations. The MJU 1040 does not have an especially powerful flash and you will need to make sure you are not too far away from subjects in poor light in order to illuminate the scene.
Indoor Portrait without Flash: Noise shows up in this photo. This takes the edge of the definition and if blown up into larger prints you are likely to see this problem quite clearly. The MJU 1040 captures more light and creates a brighter picture than many cameras manage.
Macro, Colours and Noise
My macro test shot produced a bright and well focused shot. It may not be absolutely top drawer, but it is better than many cameras at this level are able to produce.
Colours are a matter of personal taste, but looking at my tests shots I would like to have seen a bit of extra colour here and there.
Noise does creep in quickly when the light is low. Even at ISO 400 noise is quite noticeable. Although you will still be able to produce snapshots this is not really a camera for taking photos in lowlight.
Well, the MJU 1040 is not fantastic, but picture quality is inline with what I would expect from one of the cheaper pocket cameras. The distance involved in sweeping landscapes are a bit much for the camera's tiny lens to handle, but the camera works much better for closer in shots.
This is one of the most stylish Olympus Digital Cameras I can recall reviewing. It has an unfussy design with a sliding lens cover. It is available in black, silver, red and yellow.
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This really is a point and shoot camera. There are not too many features to get you lost and it"s simply a case of turning the camera on and clicking away.
Points I Like
Style - ease of use
Where it Could Improve
Loss of detail in light areas on sunny days
A fantastic camera? No, but the Olympus MJU 1040 puts up a solid showing. The camera is one of the best looking at this price point and will slip easily into a pocket. Picture quality could go up a notch or two here and there, but I think this camera offers fair value for money.
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