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Even by the standards of the second most successful franchise in cinema history, "Skyfall" is doing extraordinarily well. The 23rd James Bond film, which has picked up some of the best reviews in the history of the franchise, has topped off an amazing couple of weeks at the box office with a $90 million opening weekend in the U.S., bringing it to over $500 million worldwide in only 17 days. By next weekend, it will easily have overtaken "Casino Royale" to be the franchise's top worldwide grosser, and could be on course to be the first billion-dollar Bond.
So it's not entirely surprising that Sony and MGM aren't keen to repeat the four-year gap that preceded "Skyfall," already hiring that film's co-writer John Logan to pen both Bond 24 and 25. What isn't so clear is whether director Sam Mendes will be joining him. The addition of Mendes, the first Oscar-winner in the franchise's history, has been credited by many with landing the great reviews and strong word of mouth that have lead to this becoming the biggest Bond ever, and we're sure franchise bosses Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson would be keen for Mendes to return.
But the director's been noncommittal, saying in an interview, "I felt like everything I wanted to do with a Bond movie, I put into this film. So I would have to be convinced that I could do something that I loved and cared about as much if I was to do it again. I think the great risk of repeating oneself is that one doesn't have the great store of ideas that you have when you first tackle a subject." Of course, that's the familiar line taken by many a tentpole director (Joss Whedon said much the same on the release of "The Avengers"). But Mendes is going to be as in-demand as ever, and given that he splits his time between film and theater (his next project is a stage version of "Charlie & The Chocolate Factory"), he may be reluctant to make "Bond 24" his next film.
So assuming Mendes says no (and assuming that the much hoped-for-by-fans thoughts of Christopher Nolan is a long shot -- Nolan said in the summer that "it would have to be the right situation and the right time in their cycle of things"), who else might be a contender to helm? Our best guess is that the days of journeymen helmers like Michael Apted and Roger Spottiswoode are done with. Producers have seen the benefits of bringing in an A-list auteur, and are likely to try and repeat the trick, even if they have to pay out for it. And yet they're going to need to be available relatively soon, with a release in 2015 being loosely targeted. As such, we've picked out 5 names below who could be viable and exciting contenders for the follow up to "Skyfall."
Why He Might Do It: Seven years since his feature film debut, Joe Wright has marked himself as a more and more interesting filmmaker (almost) every time he's been at bat. His 2005 debut "Pride & Prejudice" and 2007''s "Atonement" saw him pegged by most as a prestige helmer, one with a flair for tracking shots and a grounded approach, but arguably a younger take on a director like John Madden than anything more interesting. The poorly received "The Soloist" didn't exactly change anyone's minds. But Wright has turned things around, with the bonkers pop-art spy picture "Hanna" last year, and this year's "Anna Karenina," a gorgeous, hugely cinematic take on the Tolstoy novel that shows him to be a far more playful filmmaker than many thought he was to begin with. In many ways, he'd be the obvious heir to Mendes; possessing a similar prestige-y background, and with some impressive action experience in "Hanna" under his belt to boot. He'd be capable of dealing with the high-profile cast that are in place -- Daniel Craig, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, maybe even Albert Finney -- and attract further quality acting talent too. And while he's resisted franchise territory so far, he's been circling the adventure-y sounding "The Secret Life of Houdini" more recently, which suggests he may be ready to get stuck into that kind of thing.
Why He Might Not: Well, for one, he's pretty busy with two theatrical productions in London next year, at the Donmar Warehouse and the Young Vic, and possibly 'Houdini,' after that. If the latter definitely happens, it could make a 2015 release difficult. Furthermore, it could be a risky move on both sides of the equation. "Hanna" and "Anna Karenina" are more experimental than anything that Mendes has made before, and there could be a concern on Broccoli and Wilson's part that Wright could end up delivering an abstracted, non-naturalistic take on the franchise (though we're sure Wright would toe the line to a degree, though we hope not too much). He'd be a fascinating choice, and one that would make sense after Mendes, but we suspect it could be a long shot. Then again, we'd have said that about Mendes too 36 months ago.
Why He Could Do It: Bennett Miller made one of the more assured feature debuts in recent memory with 2005's smart, tender and impeccable "Capote," which picked up Best Picture & Director Oscar nominations, and won for its star Philip Seymour Hoffman. Miller took his time for his followup, but it finally came when he stepped in for Steven Soderbergh on "Moneyball," and again did a tremendous job, producing the best studio movie of last year, and one that proved that he could do great work within the system. And while he's sticking to more left field territory for his next film, the currently-shooting "Foxcatcher," with Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo and Sienna Miller, the director seems to have expressed some interest in moving into the franchise world. Miller was down to the last two to make "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," and it was seemingly only his insistence that the tentpole be delayed six months so that he could make "Foxcatcher" first that saw the job go to Francis Lawrence. Clearly, Miller's keen for the cache that could come with a massive studio picture, feels ready to make such a film, and presumably wouldn't be too upset about the money. With "Foxcatcher" heading for a fall 2013 release, he could be ready to move on to Bond by the end of next year, and as far as we're concerned, could be a great choice to pick up where Mendes left off. They both have the same skill with actors, the same strong, stately visuals, and the capacity to pull off something surprising and entertaining.
Why He Might Not: We're assuming a 2015 date, but if Eon & co. want to get back on the film-every-two-years track, they'd probably need someone working on the film full time from next summer, and with Miller likely to be on the awards circuit next season, that would be impossible. Even if 2015 is the case, Miller may not be the natural choice. There hasn't been any real action element in anything he's made so far, and while picking a prestige-y choice turned out well with Mendes, it didn't so much with previous Bond helmer Marc Forster, whose inability to shoot and cut for action really hampered the picture (after all, Mendes had at least had some gunfire in "Road To Perdition" and "Jarhead"). Also, Bond holds a particular lure to British (or at least commonwealth) helmers, and Miller may simply not be a huge fan of the franchise. It's also worth noting that an American has never directed a Bond movie, though we can't see many people objecting were that to be the case. Still, we reckon he could be a solid choice.
JAFO | December 31, 2013 10:09 PM
James Bond needs to be ritred. It's silly seeing a British man saving the World, especially, when the UK is no longer a major power. The US State of California now has a bigger economy than the UK and they're just a US State. I find it hard to belive, that anyone would want to see a British man run around the world trying to be the saving grace. The USA is now the majoy player and soon China. Let's make new James bonds that reflect the current World that we live in today. The UK is now a long and forgotten empire than fell decades ago. Let them be and rot, and bring in the new Hollywood.
Nate | November 16, 2012 10:10 PM
Christopher Nolan: Guy proved he wanted it with Inception.
Connor | November 14, 2012 8:28 PM
Why not bring back John Glen for one more Bond film. He pretty much stamped realism into Bond in the first place ? I'm also up for Joe Wright to do it as well as Tomas Alfredson. Campbell I think said he wouldn't do anymore. Wyatt & Boyle would be good choices, but I doubt Boyle would want too. Ang Lee I don't think fits into Bond very well. He's too artistic for the franchise.
MJ | November 14, 2012 2:36 PM
How can you leave out Vaughn? Layer Cake was practically Daniel Craig's screen test for Bond. He's been itching for it forever, X-Men First Class was styled after the early Bond films & now that he's left X-Men he's free to go. He's the perfect choice. Joe Wright would be pretty special as well I suspect, as would Danny Boyle, who would be my first choice but I doubt he's interested. Cornish is far too inexperienced to take on Bond, maybe after he's got another feature under his belt to show versatility.
Gemini71 | November 14, 2012 7:28 AM
My three choices for the director of Bond 24 are: Joe Cornish (who was already mentioned), Matthew Vaughan and Katherine Bigelow. I hope that whoever gets chosen for the task will say yes to the gunbarrel motiff being put in its proper place - at the beginning.
SFlare | November 13, 2012 5:42 PM
@PAT i capitulate to your rightness. Maybe I spend too much time on blogs. This last Batman films just attracted so much negativity on him online, I kinda wish he'd do the kind of films that take him away i little bit from the kind of people never knew who he was before he directed a Batman film. Get what I mean?
SFlare | November 13, 2012 5:12 PM
@PAT yeah. He's done an excellent job so far in his career. I consider myself a fan. But reading blogs like this, I know he's not liked by all. In fact he's an object of intense hatred by quiet a few. I just think 3 Batman films is more than enough, and I hope he doesn't do anymore franchise pictures any time soon.
Niner | November 13, 2012 5:04 PM
Personally, I think Nolan lacks the ability to create characters who possess a modicum of self-deprecation, something I think Bond needs.
I think Ben Affleck could do a great job, as could David Yates and Alfonso Cuaron.
Hoff | November 13, 2012 4:47 PM
Joe Wright, Tom Tykwer, Alfonso Cuaron, Tomas Alfredson, David Yates.
Barbara Broccoli said recently that she loved Chris Nolan and they met a long time ago but she doesn't think he'll do one of these. I don't really like the idea of a Nolan Bond movie. (or a Boyle Bond) Their style just doesnt fit for me personally.
I always thought they'd get Branagh to direct one... but now he's doing "Jack Ryan" so thats probably out.
SFlare | November 13, 2012 4:42 PM
@PAT good points. The dichotomy is a very investing one to me. His success, commercially and critically, and on the other hand, the divisive, sometimes vitriolic, often uncouth and passionate comments the mere mention of his name engenders. The first sentence of your post a good example.
SFlare | November 13, 2012 3:41 PM
@[A] on, we DON'T all love Nolan. He despised by quiet a few. As far as action chops, he's produced one of my favourite fight scene in film history, so he's capable of turning it on. In any case, I hope he's a long shot, and never makes a Bond film ever.
SR | November 13, 2012 3:32 PM
How about Duncan Jones.
Seems somewhat perfect.
Ray H | November 13, 2012 2:41 PM
Daniel Craig actually seems to have a good deal of power when it comes to the choice of director. He got Roger Michell involved in Quantum (which didn't work out) and was the one who basically recruited Sam Mendes to do Skyfall.
DHE | November 13, 2012 1:51 PM
What about Ralph Finnes himself ?
BE | November 13, 2012 1:20 PM
be | November 13, 2012 1:19 PM
somebee | November 13, 2012 1:03 PM
Juan Carlos Fresnadillo did great with 28 weeks later, he could be a good choice....
Serge | November 13, 2012 12:49 PM
what about Tom Tykwer? have you guys seen The International?
Marko | November 13, 2012 12:49 PM
But why did you not make a list of the 5 Directors that could helm Star Wars? And don't give the excuse that everyone else had already made lists, because most of those were terrible.
Dan Ashcroft | November 13, 2012 12:46 PM
Danny Boyle needs to be top of any potential list - he's already directed a terrific Bond short ('Happy and Glorious' for the Opening Ceremony of the London Olympics).
Alex | November 13, 2012 12:43 PM
Alfonso Cuaron, Danny Boyle and Nicholas Winding Refn
Jeremy | November 13, 2012 12:34 PM
I know everyone is tired of Nolan's name being popped up, but shouldn't he numero uno on this list? He's interested, Bond producers are interested, Mendes' Skyfall was influenced by him...just a matter of time before he directs the 4th or 5th (or both) Craig film.
Larry | November 13, 2012 12:29 PM
Ugh, these stupid lists on the site always have the same potential directors.


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But in the future, goods will be transported by all three and Wednesday, part of that future began to take shape in one South Georgia city.
Wednesday, hundreds of people from all around South Georgia gathered in Cordele to hear speeches and turn shovels on a project designed to meet the future needs of goods transportation in the state.
State Representative Buddy Harden, a Republican who represents the 147th District said that it will be a "much more efficient way to move it and a much less expensive way to move it."
It may not look like much now, but it's been a long road to get to even this point.
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The reason this facility is being built is a long way away - in Savannah. Georgia has recently begun to upgrade the port there. With the expansion, the new inland port being built here will help to relieve the expected extra traffic burden there.
"We're seeing the Panama Canal being deepened and widened to bring bigger vessels in. We're going to see the Port of Savannah get to the point of, they're crowded now," said Johnny Floyd, a State Transportation Board Member.
So instead of hundreds of trucks carrying one container out of Savannah, freight trains will carry hundreds of containers to Cordele. And once its built, the facility will be a transfer point for goods that move on both trucks and trains to get to their destinations.
Jonathan Lafevers, the Chief Commercial Officer for Cordele Intermodal Services said, "the container would come to us via rail to Cordele, then the container would lifted off of the rain, put on a truck and the truck would take it the rest of the way."
Once the inland port is done the amount of freight that will move through here will be substantial.
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And it's not just freight that will be coming down here from Savannah, the unemployment rate in this area will be coming down as well. Because when this project is finished it will create jobs.
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"If we have to work all night, we'll work all night," said Nick Lensing, one of the ice carvers.
They're building seven bars, plus all the benches, tables, sculptures and everything needed to pull the party off.
"It's usually a three month, four month process just getting all the pieces put together," Lensing said.
After meeting with the restaurants responsible for manning the bars and finalizing all the designs, its time to start building up and carving down.
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In the end, it turns out to be a pretty grand party, but way back when, it started much smaller.
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Now in six years they've grown from two ice carvers to a team of four and turned a small party on the plaza to one of the most memorable weekends of the year.
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Iran Awareness Week (IAW)
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In the wake of the recent global attention to Iran, "Iran
Awareness Group," a group of Iranian students at the
University of Michigan, is holding a series of events to
raise public awareness of Iran, its culture, history, and
society. IAW is sponsored by the Iranian Graduate Students
Similar events are taking place at other institutions among
which is Stanford University. The
Persian Student
at Stanford University is holding a series of educational
programs on four consecutive Sundays starting April 24,
2005. See
Iran: Past and Present.
Schedule of Events
Friday, April 1, 2005
Researching in and About Iran
by Professor Camron Amin
2:00-3:30 PM, Koessler Room, Michigan LEAGUE
This talk will explore the strategies and methodologies that
can be employed to study the history of modern Iran. The
focus will be on the press and oral history, with some
discussion of archival material. The purpose of the
presentation is to generate a broader, interdisciplinary
discussion with the audience about researching in and about
Professor Amin is an Associate Professor of History at the
University of Michigan-Dearborn. He received his B.A. and
B.S. in History and Electrical Engineering, respectively,
from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1988,
and his Ph.D. in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
from the University of Chicago in 1996. His publications
include "The
Making of the Modern Iranian Woman: Gender, State Policy,
and Popular Culture, 1865-1946" published by University
Press of Florida, "Importing Beauty Culture
into Iran in the 1920s and 1930s: Mass Marketing
Individualism in an Age of Anti-Imperialist Sacrifice" and
"Selling and Saving Mother Iran: Gender and the Iranian
Press in the 1940s."
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Iran Today
Chesebrough (Chrysler) Auditorium, North Campus
Intermission with Some Persian Food and Pop Music
Color of
7:15-8:45 PM, Chesebrough (Chrysler) Auditorium, North
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Iran - A
Video Journey
Room 2105A, Michigan Union
Thursday, April 14, 2005
and CIA's Coup of 1953 in Iran
5:30-6:30 PM, Chesebrough (Chrysler) Auditorium, North
Where is the Friend's
Chesebrough (Chrysler) Auditorium, North Campus
Friday, April 15, 2005
IRAN: The Beautiful and Western
Tropes of Desolation
An illustrated lecture by Professor
Margaret Cool Root
6:00-7:30 PM, Henderson
Room, Michigan League
U.S. rhetoric for the "War on Terror" in the Middle East
evokes mountains as sinister zones riddled with cave
hideouts; it evokes deserts and plains as desolate
regions where, in effect, life is not worth living.
Rather similar and pervasive western tropes have
portrayed ancient Iran as a shadowed, grim, colorless
place--a place that somehow deserves defeat, deserves
negation as a site of substance and meaning. In this
lecture images of Iran and its artistic traditions both
in late prehistory and in the heyday of the Persian
empire will be rallied to a different narrative. We
probe the reasons for contemporary echoes of orientalist
rhetoric of desolation. We seek to raise awareness of
Iran as a living, breathing landscape of intersecting
legacies, beings, and becomings.
Margaret Cool Root is Professor of Near Eastern and
Greek Art and Archaeology in the Department of the
History of Art at the University of Michigan as well as
Curator of Ancient Near Eastern and Greek Collections
and Acting Director of the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology.
Her now-classic first book, The King and Kingship in
Achaemenid Art: Essays on the Creation of an Iconography
of Empire (1979), marked the beginning of a career
that continues to explore ancient Iran, and especially
the Achaemenid Persian empire, in ways that radically
readjust our understanding of the significance of this
region to the social history of the ancient world. She
has won many grants and awards for her scholarship on
Iran. Her work in this field includes a long list of
articles as well as numerous books, book chapters, and
edited volumes. Along with several scholarly
publications on the imperial capital, Persepolis,
nearing completion at present, she is now finishing a
book for general readers called Handbook to Life in
the Persian Empire, for the Facts on File series.
Her current exhibition at the Kelsey Museum is entitled
"This Fertile Land: Signs + Symbols in the Early Arts of
Iran and Iraq," with an accompanying book by the same
title (2005).
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Free Tetris
Are you gaming lover? If yes you must have heard the name of Tetris game. Even you are not game lover, then I am confident that you have atleast heard the word of Tetris games. That is why we have decided to cover an article over Free Tetris.
In 1987, a guy from Russia Alexey Pazhitnov developed this game for personal computers and within very short span of time, it attracted the attention of various game lovers all over the world. It is recognized as the most favorite and addicting games of all the time for any platform and is a real contender to other popular games like Space Invaders and Pac-Man.
This game is so much popular that often people give second importance to their work and even in offices; they play Tetris and pose like they are working for office.
You can play Free Tetris game at internet websites. You do not need to install anything to mess with this game. Just open your favorite browser and open any search engine and type free Tetris. Choose the site which you like from the search results and enjoy playing this game.
In order to play this game, you are given three choices with respect to the level of difficulty, from beginners to advanced level. These levels start from level 1 to level 10. It is your choice at which level you want to play Tetris game. If you are new to the game, select level 1 and keep practicing the game.
How to Play the Game
In order to play the game, you need to use arrow keys. Left and right keys are used to move the blocks towards left and right directions. These blocks are called Tetrimino.
If you want to change the direction of these Tetrimino, then you can do so easily via up and down arrow keys. Try as much as possible that nothing space left empty in the game. In this game, various types of Tetrimino are available which falls from the upper side of the game. These are:
O – Tetrimino – It has a shape of square.
I – Tetrimino – It is horizontal rectangle shape block.
L – Tetrimino – It is like alphabet character L as its name already portrays this.
T – Tetrimino – It is like alphabet character T as its name already portrays this.
S – Tetrimino – It is like alphabet character S as its name already portrays this. When one I – Tetrimino is placed over the other I – Tetrimino, it forms S – Tetrimino.
J – Tetrimino – It is like alphabet character J as its name already portrays this.
Z – Tetrimino – When one I – Tetrimino is placed over the other I – Tetrimino, it forms Z – Tetrimino.
Ghost Piece
You will find green color Tetrimino which is called Ghost Piece and is used to clear 2 lines in a single shot. You can use the arrow keys right, left, up and down to rotate and move the Ghost Piece.
Free Tetris is a wonderful game with plenty of fun in leisure timing. Use in time when you are free for maximum piece of mind.


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Lots of talk about a potential Cotton Bowl matchup vs. ol' Big XII foe Oklahoma State, but as of 6:00 p.m., there was no affirmative selection from the Capital One Bowl either. It will be one of those two to finish off the season for the #9 (11-2) Missouri Tigers. Let's get together and start planning our winter road trip as we find out where and when the Tigers will play next.
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Apple's product strategy serves to describe the similarities between the high-end P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft the U.S. Navy uses and the new, smaller maritime surveillance aircraft (MSA) being developed for international customers, according to Boeing Defense. Both aircraft are on display here at the Farnborough International Airshow this week.
India's Ministry of Defense (MoD) has issued a request for proposal for nine medium-range maritime reconnaissance (MRMR) aircraft for the Indian Navy, plus 38 anti-ship missiles. The Navy has taken delivery of the first of eight Boeing P-8I Poseidon jets, and Boeing Harpoon anti-ship missiles. Although the new RFP seems to encourage smaller, lower-cost airframes and weapons, its terms may limit the bids.
Boeing revealed here at the show yesterday that it is modifying a Bombardier Challenger business jet to be the prototype of its proposed medium-sized Maritime Surveillance Aircraft (MSA). Without specifying a platform, Boeing revealed the project at Farnborough last year, which downsizes and repackages the systems it has developed for the P-8 Poseidon and the 737 AEW&C aircraft onto a midsize jet.
Aircraft completion company Greenpoint Technologies (Booth 1027) has unveiled at EBACE a one-twentieth-scale version of a 747-8 featuring a VVIP interior displaying the company's signature design capabilities. The scale model's interior appointments include Greenpoint's Aeroloft, which provides additional passenger rest space above the main cabin, and the Aerolift, an elevator that allows secure access into the aircraft from the ground.
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The Panasonic Lumix DMC FS7 is a point and shoot, pocket digital camera. It has 10 megapixels and a 4x zoom lens. The amount of zoom can be increased when shooting at lower resolutions to a maximum of 7.1x magnification.
Why Buy The Panasonic DMC FS7
First and foremost the Lumix DMC FS7 offers excellent value for money. It can cope with most photo opportunities and is also relatively easy to use. On top of this you will find a few extra features thrown in for the money.
Main Features
LCD Screen:
2.7 inches
97 x 54.4 x 21.7 mm
HD Movies:
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Memory Cards:
Lithium-ion Rechargeable
Image Quality - See Sample Images Below
Outdoor Scenic Shots in Good Light
Outdoor 1 (Medium Zoom):
The high levels of contrast make this shot a difficult test for any compact digital camera. The Lumix DMC FS7 does very well in a number of key areas. To start with there is plenty of detail showing in the lightest areas of the picture. Colours are accurate with none of the purple tinge I am used to seeing on the blue lines of the boats. Finally the name on the boat on the left hand side of the photo is easy to make out with larger prints. This is impressive as it is in a shady area.
Outdoor 2 (No Zoom): Colours are strong in this shot with plenty of depth to the blue sky. With much of the scene distant focusing is a challenge, but the Lumix DMC FS7 manages to meet expectations.
Outdoor 3 (Maximum Zoom): I am happy with the sharpness of this photo. Even as you move away from the centre of the shot the levels of detail remain impressive. Plenty of detail can be seen in the small tree towards the right hand side of the photo.
Outdoor 4 (Building): The level of sharpness in all my outdoor shots is above average. I also like the fact that focusing retains its sharpness as you move out towards the edges of the photos.
Outdoor Portrait:
Although it is fair to say this is the easiest of my test shots I still like the result produced by the Lumix DMC FS7. By using the shady white balance setting I have produced a portrait showing warm colours. Focusing is sharp too.
Indoor Portrait with Flash: There are two main points I look out for when using flash indoors. The first is to make sure the lighting is even and bright enough without blowing away all colour. The second is that the colours retain a natural feel. I think the Lumix DMC FS7 does well on both counts.
Indoor Portrait without Flash: Here the camera manages to keep noise levels under control and bring out more detail in the shot than most cameras manage to do. As with any digital camera you still need a high level of natural light to get a photo without resorting to flash, but you should be able to take window light portraits.
Macro, Colours and Noise
Panasonic are one of the better brands for close up shots. The camera is able to focus from 5cm and brings out a high level of detail.
Colours: As with other cameras in this range colours are vivid. In my view they manage to stay within the boundaries and do not become overpowering. You should be able to shoot plenty of colourful scenic photos.
ISO 400 and ISO 1600: Whenever you push up the ISO rating there is a compromise in picture quality. This camera manages to keep colours true apart from in darker recesses.
Picture quality is impressive for a camera with this price tag. You would have to pay quite a bit more to see any significant increase in quality.
This is a fairly typical small, lightweight digital camera. It is available in black, silver, pink and green.
Shutter Lag Times
Single Shot
Five Shots
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Turn on Time
0.42 seconds
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0.56 seconds
10.17 seconds
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Ease of Use
I have always found Panasonic digital cameras easy to use. The fact you can increase the size of the menu text can help to make it easier to read.
Points I Like
Picture quality - simple design - value for money
Where it Could Improve
Start up times could be a bit faster
The Panasonic Lumix DMC FS7 and other models in this part of the Panasonic range offer some of the best value around. As well as the headline features I like the little additions such as increasing the zoom available at lower resolutions and image stabilisation, as well as general ease of use.
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Back View
Top View
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Top Rated Cameras in this Category
Canon IXUS 510 HS Rating 86/100
If you are prepared to pay a bit more for extra quality then the Canon IXUS 510 HS is likely to be of interest to you. For a pocket camera picture quality is very good. Add in the impressive set of features including a touch screen and Wi-Fi and you can start to see that you do get more for your money compared to a lot of digital cameras. The power of the lens also gives you plenty of scope for capturing a wide range of photo opportunities. It is true you pay a little extra than with more standard pocket cameras, but if you also include the stylish look of this model there is a lot on offer for the price tag.
Read Review: Canon IXUS 510 HS Review
Canon IXUS 125 HS Rating 86/100
If you are looking for a pocket camera and you are prepared to pay extra for picture quality and build quality then the Canon IXUS 125 HS is a good choice. Although it doesn't have all the latest features like 360 degree panoramas it does an excellent job when it comes to taking pictures. It is straightforward, easy to use and will fit into just about any pocket.
Read Review: Canon IXUS 125 HS Review
Canon IXUS 1100 HS Rating 85/100
The Canon IXUS 1100 HS is a very good choice if you are looking for a pocket digital camera with a combination of a longer zoom lens and touch control. Once you get used to the screen and improve your touch accuracy it responds well. Picture quality compares favourably with other pocket cameras. The style and build suggest a bit of extra class too. The IXUS 1100 HS ticks most of the boxes for a camera in this category.
Read Review: Canon IXUS 1100 HS Review
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"Remodeling an attic can be a cost-effective way to add more space to your house," says architect William Hirsch of Cary, North Carolina. Because you don't have to build a structure, roof, and foundation, the project can cost a fraction of a similar-size addition, Hirsch says. But not every attic is worth finishing. Consider its accessibility, structural strength, useful areas, windows, and overall cost. But once you get the green light, this oft-forgotten space could become a playdate palace or the secluded spot to give overnight guests the privacy they (and you!) crave. These spaces (slide show, above) are fllled with ideas for making the most of your attic.
Lofty Retreat.
Escape daily distractions in a secluded attic study. Pale wood floors and light-color walls create a neutral backdrop for rest and relaxation. Structural posts incorporated into the design scheme serve as a perfect home for artwork. Get more natural light in the space with a skylight. "Properly placed skylights can provide much more daylight than similar-size dormer windows while costing a lot less to install," Hirsch says.
Master Plan.
Creamy woodwork, cherry floors, and high ceilings create a cozy sleeping space. Built-ins offer ample storage and free the floor of furniture. Narrow windows offer privacy while still filling the room with natural light. Note: insulation and ventilation are important to consider when remodeling an attic. Depending on the size of the space, you may want to install a new heating and cooling system dedicated to the attic.
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They say the contractor has material on the ground and subcontractors are scheduled to return to work next week.
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I'm not sure he's going to bring them anything that Leavitt didn't, so I don't think this is going to effect our competition in the Big East all that much. Quite frankly, Leavitt was probably better for them, since I don't think that Holtz will do as well recruiting against the big boys in Florida. Have I mentioned I'm still happy we hired HCDM instead of Holtz?
Speaking of HCDM, it looks like the hire at Tennessee may be Air Force coach Troy Calhoun (he's called a team meeting later this afternoon), so no worrying about that remote possibility that our favorite football coach bolts after one season.


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Pitt's bowl chance takes hit in loss to ConnecticutNovember 10, 2012 3:15 PM
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EAST HARTFORD, Conn. -- One week after blowing a 14-point fourth-quarter lead to Notre Dame, Pitt tried to pull off a multi-touchdown fourth-quarter comeback of its own Friday night against Connecticut.
The Panthers, though came up just short. They fell to the Huskies, 24-17, in a Big East Conference game at Rentschler Field, continuing their roller-coaster season. After going behind, 24-0, in the first half, the Panthers scored 17 unanswered points in the second half but couldn't level the score.
"You can't play one half well and expect to win the game," running back Ray Graham said.
The loss might have devastating implications for Pitt's postseason hopes. The Panthers (4-6, 1-4) must win their remaining two games -- at Heinz Field against Rutgers and at South Florida -- if they want to extend their season beyond Dec. 1.
Pitt came out flat and never recovered, seemingly feeling the hangover from a devastating triple-overtime loss a week ago to the Irish.
Connecticut jumped to a surprising 24-0 first-half lead behind solid play from all three facets of its team. The Huskies offense, which ranked 117th in Division I-A coming into the game in scoring offense, seemingly moved the ball at will against Pitt.
Quarterback Chandler Whitmer and running back Lyle McCombs provided a balanced attack that led the Huskies to points on three of their five first-half drives.
"I just think we came out sluggish in the first half," Graham said. "We came out flat."
The Huskies got the ball to open the game, and Whitmer went 3-for-3 passing on the opening drive, with all three passes going to tight end Ryan Griffin. McCombs added six runs for 25 yards on the drive, and Connecticut marched down the field for a game-opening touchdown and a 7-0 lead.
Whitmer never broke open the game, but was ruthlessly efficient, completing 18 of 24 passes for 196 yards and a touchdown. Griffin had six catches for 84 yards and a score, all in the first half and most on play-action fakes.
"I think [we had problems with] our eye discipline," Pitt coach Paul Chryst said. "Which is a problem on the play-action pass."
After forcing a three-and-out from Pitt, the Huskies were back on the move. They marched the ball to the Pitt 12, where Chad Christen converted a 29-yard field goal attempt to make it 10-0.
Pitt's offense converted two first downs early in the second quarter, but the drive sputtered and Kevin Harper missed a 44-yard field goal that bounced off the right upright.
Connecticut's second touchdown came courtesy of a familiar foe for Pitt. Midway through the second quarter, the Huskies forced Pitt to punt from the 40. Huskies returner Nick Williams took the punt 80 yards for a touchdown to put the Huskies up, 17-0.
In 2010, Williams returned a kickoff 95 yards against the Panthers to swing the momentum in Connecticut's favor and eventually propel the Huskies to a win.
While Pitt's offense continued to sputter, with just two first downs the rest of the way, Connecticut added another touchdown on a 2-yard run from McCombs with just over a minute to go in the half.
McCombs had 29 carries in game for 120 yards and the one touchdown.
The Panthers finally got some offensive momentum going on their first drive of the second half. On third-and-17, quarterback Tino Sunseri found receiver Mike Shanahan wide open behind the coverage for a 39-yard gain.
Pitt's next three plays went for no gain, though, and the Panthers settled for a 42-yard field goal from Harper. It got them on the board, though, trailing, 24-3, early in the third quarter.
The Panthers added a touchdown early in the fourth quarter when Sunseri hit Devin Street for a couple of long passes and finished off the drive with an 11-yard scoring pass to Drew Carswell.
Sunseri finished 19 of 34 for 302 yards and one touchdown. He was sacked three times, and never looked comfortable in the pocket.
With Sunseri struggling, the ground game never got moving either. Pitt ran for just 48 yards as a team, averaging 1.9 yards per carry, and Graham led the way with 41 yards on 15 carries.
"They're a good defense," Chryst said. "We had a lot of respect for them coming into the game."
While Pitt desperately tried to play catch-up in the second half, the Huskies were content to run the ball, salt away the clock and hold on for dear life.
This is the second consecutive trip to Rentschler Field that could hinder Pitt's postseason aspirations. Two years ago, the Panthers had a two-game lead in the Big East and was the favorite to represent the conference in Bowl Championship Series game. After the loss to the Huskies, they ended up in the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala.
Now, Pitt's goal is simple: Win out or the season ends in three weeks.pittsports
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Door Latch problems of the 2000 Chevrolet Blazer
Seven problems associated with door latch have been reported for the 2000 Chevrolet Blazer.
Door Latch problem #1
The vehicle is a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) was 1GNDT13W6Y_. Driver door latch wouldn't let door close smoothly. Sometimes latch will hit the side of the door . This issue happened on Wednesday, February 9, 2000.
Door Latch problem #2
The car involved is a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer. The VIN of this vehicle is 1GNCS13W9Y_. My chevy Blazer's drivers door was repaired while it was under warrenty. It is breaking off. My warrenty expired 3 mths later as the door had broken again. The chevy dealer refused to repair it. I beleive the car was n a flood before I bought it and they did not tell me because the door hinges are all rusted and broken. They changed my alarm system and it has never worked properly. It is suppose to be automatic shut down if key not put in to start. This door latch issue occurred Wed., Sep. 26, 2001.
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The vehicle having this issue was a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer. Frontal seat adjuster lever broke complete off without excessive force being applied. This made driving difficult and unsafe in the current position the seat was in. Also, both front doors were leaking and were hard to open or close even when the automatic door lock was engaged. Dealership indicated that the door's bushing and pins needed to be replaced. The failure date was Wed., Apr. 21, 2004.
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The car involved was a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer. Front door hinges on 2000 s-10 Blazer have rotted. Driver hinge in 2002, now passenger hinge (both front doors) in January of 05. Door hinges both needed replacement which seems extremely odd on fairly new vehicle. Research on the internet shows that many people have the same problem and probably just don't know where to report it simulataneously. It's failure results in the inability to close the doors, which, depending on when they break (I. E. When closing door, hitting a bump in road - which could cause closed door to unlatch from post, flinging door open while driving). I really strongly suggest this be looked at. It appears that the wheel wells allow road spray and moisture to be thrown directly into the door panel well where the hinge is located and is causing the rot. Looks like a major manufacturing defect to not seal the door hinge area from the wheel spray and debris throw-back zone. It was Jan. 26, 2005 when this door latch issue occurred.
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Second individual menu/navigation
21 January 2012 at 5:06am
Hey Guys,
i do the first migration from a website to SilverStripe CMS and i need your help for a individual menu/navigation.
My normal navigation in the header and the submenu navigations works fine, but i need a third navigation in the footer. The heaviness is that i need to select which menu item will be shown in the footer navigation. So maybe there will be different selections for the main and the footer navigation. The menu item "Home" is shown in the main navigation but we won't show it in the footer navigation. In the other way i can use the selectbox "don't show in menu" so that a menu item will be shown in the footer navigation but not in the main navigation. I already tried the special menu (http://bit.ly/zuDW8F), but i can't use children in there.
I hope you can help me.
Thanks and Greetings from Munich.
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What I usually do is create a boolean AddToFooterMenu to the Page class, and create a checkbox field for it in the CMS.
IF the only thing needed is a single layer footermenu, I just create a getFooterMenu() function in the Page_Controller that returns a DatObject::get of all pages where AddToFooterMenu = false... In a multlayers itemap kind of menu you could also do a <% if AddToFooterMenu %> in your templates menu control loops...
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The Wild will open the playoffs against the Colorado Avalanche for the third time in franchise history -- defenseman Ryan Suter sits down with Jim Rich on Fox 9 Sports Primetime to talk about how this year compares to last year's shaky playoff berth."Last year we had to win the last game and we had to claw our way in, tonight we got to rest, last game we got to rest, so, it's been good for the body to get that extra rest and hopefully we're ready here for next Thursday."The Wild are 13-3-3 in their last 19 games against the Avalanche.Game 1 will be Thursday in Denver, Game 2 on Saturday and Game 3 will be Monday, April 21 at the Xcel Energy Center.
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American League
Brett Gardner, OF, NY Yankees – 60-Day DL with a sore right elbow. The Holly Hill native underwent arthroscopic surgery and should miss the rest of the season. He played 9 games batting .321 with 2 RBI and 2 SB's
Matt Wieters, C, Baltimore Orioles – 2-3 with a double (23), an RBI, a walk and a K in a 3-2 win over Tampa Bay. The Stratford alum is batting .247 with 19 HR's, 74 RBI
Justin Smoak, 1B, Seattle Mariners – Came in as a defensive replacement in a 3-2 win over Toronto. The Goose Creek native is batting .189 with 14 HR's and 41 RBI in the Majors and .242 with 4 RBI in Triple-A.
International League
Justin Greene, OF, Charlotte (Chicago White Sox) - The Stratford alum's season is over.
Triple-A: Batted .238 in 56 games with 6 HR's, 25 RBI and 12 stolen bases.
Double-A: Batted .281 in 39 games with 2 HR's, 13 RBI and 14 stolen bases.
Mike Cisco, P, Lehigh Valley (Philadelphia Phillies) – The Wando alum's season is over.
Triple-A: 2-0 record with 1 save, 1 hold, a 2.67 ERA and 18 K's in 30.1 IP.
Double-A: 3-3 with 2 saves a 1.21 ERA and 40 K's in 44.2 IPP.
Eastern League
Reese Havens, 2B, Binghamton (NY Mets) – The Bishop England alum's season is over
Double-A: Batted .215 in 94 games with 10 HR's and 39 RBI
John Murrian, C, Erie (Detroit Tigers) – The Stratford alum's season is over
Double-A: Batted .254 in 20 games with a HR and 9 RBI
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Chris McGuiness, 1B, Frisco (Texas Rangers) – 0-3 with a walk, a run scored and a K in a 6-4 loss to Springfield in game 2 of the Texas League Championship Series
Double-A: Batted .268 with 23 HR's and 77 RBI
Asher Wojciechowski, P, Corpus Christi (Houston Astros) – The Beaufort alums season is over
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Today marks the one year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing.
In the past year, we have seen courage, resilience, and acts of compassion that far outweigh the heinous horrid acts committed that day.
Next Monday, the 118th Boston Marathon will take place. Many of the spectators, volunteers and runners who were injured will be watching. Many of them will even be running, some on new prosthetic legs, including Heather Abbot.
Today, in memory, I repost my piece "As a Runner I Will Run (Thoughts on Boston)."
It's been a while since I've gone for a run; I haven't run since I said goodbye to Spot. But today seems like a good day to start back. No, scratch that. Today is the perfect day to start back.
So today, and tomorrow, and next Monday, and the next . . . I will run.
As a runner, as a volunteer, as a spectator, as a human being, I will run.
I'll be Running — you guessed it — on Sober.
I had to do some soul-searching before deciding this — I didn't want to take the spotlight away from Deanna or Josie who shared their "Life in Six Songs" yesterday. But they are both survivors–Josie is even in training for a 5k–I have a feeling they'd understand. But please do visit their post and then visit their blogs; they are phenomenal ladies.
As a Runner, I Will Run (Thoughts on Boston)
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As a runner, I am devastated.
Of course, simply being human makes me sad–my eyes take in images from the news, my ears hear over and over again the sounds of explosions and people screaming–of course, we are all sad. But this. As a runner, I feel this in my gut, and there is a mournful, wailing, angry force that pulls and constricts and tortures my insides. "This could have been you," it taunts again and again in my ear, "this could have been you."
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I have smiled at race photographers, hoping for that one decent race picture. I have "oohed" and "awwwed" and petted dogs belonging to race spectators. I have gratefully read every home-made sign intended to urge us runners along–even those "You're almost there!" when we've still got ten miles to go. I have smiled and taken a banana from a four-year old girl with the softest looking curls of golden hair I have ever seen–and I don't even like bananas. I have savored the final stretch of a long race, eyeing the finish line, then scanning the crowds for friends and loved ones, before calling up all of my remaining energy to simply cross the finish.
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At my very first half-marathon in Virginia, my dad wedged himself into a prime viewing spot at the finish line. He stood upon soundstage boxes, probably climbing over trash cans and barricades just to cheer me on. It was a big event, there were thousands of runners. I wasn't among the first finishers, not even close. I was slow. He was at the finish for a long time waiting for me and cheering on the others. He would have been at the finish line at Boston too. He would have been waiting for me, probably for a long time. My mom, sick with cancer, was at home getting updates from my dad on the phone; she would have been at Boston though.
I am the Boston runner who mourns her father and her mother.
My husband was there during my first marathon. In fact, he was at each mile waiting for me during the last six-mile stretch; driving on ahead of me to meet me with a water bottle that I was too tired to carry. He would have been at Boston waiting for me too. I would have found him on the sidelines and hugged him before going on to finish.
I am the Boston runner who mourns her spouse and children.
True, I wasn't at Boston, so I can only imagine the pain the runners of Boston are feeling. I can only imagine the "what ifs":
What if I had run faster? What if I hadn't stopped to used the bathroom? What if I didn't have to keep stopping to tie my shoelaces? What if I hadn't had cramps? What if I hadn't walked, and then walked some more? What if I hadn't deferred from the heat last year? What if I told them to wait at the hotel for me instead? What if my flight had been cancelled? What if the weather had been a little bit cooler, a little bit warmer?
What if I had seen something? What if I had said something?
What if I hadn't run fast enough to qualify? What if I had listened to my doctors and not run on this bad ankle? What if I hadn't stopped to pet that dog? What if I had? What if I hadn't said "I love you."? What if I had never decided to run Boston? What if I was just a slow, thirty-something, recreational runner with no shot of ever being fast enough to qualify for Boston, sitting at her dining room table wondering "what if I had been there?"
What if I had been there?
So many questions and so much sadness, so much anger at a senseless horrendous crime.
As a runner, I know those that ran Boston will never run another race again with the same innocence and excitement. Running has been altered forever in their lives. Some will stop running. Most will not.
Most runners will continue to run, because that is what we do. When we are faced with pain and confusion and questions and heartache and loss and anger, we run. Running is how we survive, running is how we cope.
As a runner, I am devastated.
As a runner, I will run.
Today, as a runner, I will run for Boston.
And tomorrow, and the next day, and the next, I will run. I will run for those that cannot. I will run for every volunteer, every spectator, every family member, every friend, every young child, and every dog that has ever lined a finish area. I will run with renewed gratitude for as long as I am fortunate enough to do so.
As a runner, I will not cower in the face of terrorism.
I will move forward, and I will run.


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HTML5 in the browser: HTML5 data communications
Cross-document messaging, WebSockets, and other HTML5 APIs bolster website and browser interactivity to create a faster, richer WebFollow @peterwayner
The first place we'll start to see these new technologies appear will probably be in advertising. The most creative attempts to get us to part with our money already link together disparate parts of the pages. When the different blocks can communicate, these attempts will be even more clever. The aggregation sites that glue together widgets, RSS feeds, and other chunks of data will probably be next, although it's not clear that these need to offer the different building blocks a chance to communicate.
A good place to look for a preview might be the Yahoo Pipes site, which shows how people are creating interesting mashups from different feeds. The Yahoo site, of course, does most of the work on the server, whereas the HTML5 specs allow the client to take over some of these chores. Yahoo Pipes is filled with mashups that link RSS feeds to maps and other services. One, for instance, looks up the latest reviews from a movie site, then searches out the trailers from another.
Here is a tour of the major new HTML5 specs for opening up the communication between the layers.
From Web docs to Web apps
The original idea of the Web document was just that: a document with words and pictures in a rectangle. Sometimes the rectangles were subdivided into smaller rectangles with slightly different coloring, but still filled with words and pictures. It was an easy model when the job was merely distributing words and pictures.
After AJAX became popular and the document turned into software, some people wanted the rectangles to talk with each other. That was fine when all of the rectangles came from one source, but this dialog failed when the rectangles originated from different sources, as they do on most sites with advertising sold by companies like Google. The rectangles filled with content come from one site, and the rectangles filled with ads come from another.
The problem became even more confusing as Web developers started swapping widgets that made it easy for one website to include a small rectangle with content from another website. A blog, for instance, might want to include a widget with a weather forecast, movie times, sports scores, or all three.
The original idea of the Web was that the words, images, and JavaScript code from one source shouldn't fraternize with those from another source. Naturally, the website developers started to say, "This would be so much cooler if the widgets could talk to each other." Then the weather widget could display the forecast for the games in the sports widget or something similar.
Cross-document messaging
The HTML5 team is pushing the idea of cross-document messaging or communications. This would let the different rectangles set up a communications path by creating listeners that wait dutifully for message events from other rectangles. There's no need to run through a central server. The code just packs up the messages and sends them to some listener. It's a little like one neighbor talking to another by tying the message to a rock and throwing it over a fence. Good fences make good neighbors.


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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Watercolor Artist-in-Gallery
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Morris A. and Meyer Schapiro Wing, 4th Floor
Every Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m., a member of the Brooklyn Watercolor Society will be available in the John Singer Sargent Watercolors exhibition to answer questions about watercolor technique.
Gallery Tour
2:00 PM Meet in the Rubin Lobby, 1st Floor
Join a Museum Guide for a free tour of the exhibition John Singer Sargent Watercolors.
Upcoming Featured Event
Project EATS Farm Stand
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Stop by the Project EATS farm stand, open every Thursday, now and throughout the exhibition Crossing Brooklyn: Art from Bushwick, Bed-Stuy, and Beyond, opening October 3. Read more.


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Small fun boulder that is good to include for the Fremont Lake Road bouldering circuit. Secluded but easy access.
Getting There
From Ridleys general store, take Fremont Lake Road (north) for 4.5 miles. You will pass a couple homes on the left. Once you are about to the top of the small hill, there will be a pull-off on the left side of the road. You will the small overhanging boulder.
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