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Mosses share mitochondrial group II introns with flowering plants, not with liverworts
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Extant bryophytes are regarded as the closest living relatives of the first land plants, but relationships among the bryophyte classes (mosses, liverworts and hornworts) and between them and other embryophytes have remained unclear. We have recently found that plant mitochondrial genes with positionally stable introns are well suited for addressing questions of plant phylogeny at a deep level. To explore further data sets we have chosen to investigate the mitochondrial genes nad4 and nad7, which are particularly rich in intron sequences. Surprisingly, we find that in these genes mosses share three group II introns with flowering plants, but none with the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha or other liverworts investigated here. In mitochondria of Marchantia, nad7 is a pseudogene containing stop codons, but nad7 appears as a functional mitochondrial gene in mosses, including the isolated genus Takakia. We observe the necessity for strikingly frequent C-to-U RNA editing to reconstitute conserved codons in Takakia when compared to other mosses. The findings underline the great evolutionary distances among the bryophytes as the presumptive oldest division of land plants. A scenario involving differential intron gains from fungal sources in what are perhaps the two earliest diverging land plant lineages, liverworts and other embryophytes, is discussed. With their positionally stable introns, nad4 and nad7 represent novel marker genes that may permit a detailed phylogenetic resolution of early clades of land plants.
- Title
- Mosses share mitochondrial group II introns with flowering plants, not with liverworts
- Journal
Molecular Genetics and Genomics
Volume 266, Issue 4 , pp 608-613
- Cover Date
- 2001-12-01
- 10.1007/s004380100577
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- 1617-4615
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- Plant mitochondrial DNA Group II introns RNA editing Mosses Liverworts
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- D. Pruchner (A1)
- B. Nassal (A1)
- M. Schindler (A1)
- V. Knoop (A1)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Molekulare Botanik, Universität Ulm, Albert-Einstein-Allee 11, 89081 Ulm, Germany,


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LaVawn Orr, 83 - May 21, 2008
LaVawn Johnson Orr, 83, of California, formerly of Gothenburg, died Sunday, May 4, 2008, at Thousand Oaks, CA.
Memorial services were held on Friday, May 9, at the Conejo Valley Community Church in Thousand Oaks.
Orr was born May 28, 1924, at Gothenburg to Leif and Sadie Johnson. She graduated from Gothenburg High School where she had been active in band and vocal music as well as school organizations.
She attended the University of Nebraska on a scholarship, working as secretary to the minister at the Methodist Student House on campus and serving as companion to a well-known dowager, Miss Laura Ryons.
While in Lincoln, she met Harold Orr, an Air Force pilot. On, and upon her graduation, she joined him in California where he was based. They were married in 1946 and settled near Los Angeles, CA. The couple participated in the young married couples' group at the Wilshire Methodist Church.
?Orr had lived a very active life, teaching school for five years prior to the birth of her two sons.
?After living in Northridge for 33 years, she and her husband retired to Sedona, AZ, in 1989, where she was active in the Flagstaff Symphony League and the Church of the Red Rocs and also helped form a new local chapter of PEO.
Orr became a fan of the Phoenix Suns and Diamondbacks and enjoyed the company of other retirees and neighbors, according to family members.
She and her husband moved back to California in August of 2007 to be closer to family members.
Orr was a member of the Euterpe Opera Club of Los Angeles, and was president of the Cal State Northridge Art Council. She was also an active member of a PEO chapter as well as the Northridge Methodist Church.
She was a devoted mother and made special efforts for extended family and guests, said family members.
Orr was preceded in death by: her parents, Leif and Sadie; her brothers—Paul, Wayne and Leif, Jr.
Survivors include: her husband of 61 years, Harold; her sons—Linsey (Joan) and Jon (Jean); two grandchildren—Vanessa and Ben; a sister, Marilyn McClellen.
Memorials are suggested to the Church of the Red Rocks, 54 Bowstring Dr., Sedona, AZ 86336.
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For many years, I said that I didn't like sweet potatoes. It turned out that I didn't like candied yams with marshmallows, which is NOT the same thing. This is some what of a sacrilege, as Dad worked for Kraft for over 30 years, and we had a lifetime supply of mini-marshmallows on hand. I have since developed scores of sweet potato (call them yams, if you like) recipes, and this one is one of my faves. It pushes a lot of buttons with the autumn flavors of sweet potatoes and apples, glazed with a Four Roses Bourbon and maple syrup sauce, and topped with crisp and crunchy bacon and pecans. Did I leave anything out? This luscious recipe was featured last night (or was it this very early morning?) on "Insomniac Kitchen" on ABC World News.
Here's the clip, and the recipe follows. Move over, canned yams.
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I belong to a Facebook group of cookbook lovers. Recently, someone there started a post about making green bean casserole--the familiar one made with cream of mushroom soup. There were over a hundred comments in the thread, proving how this dish has become part of the American cook's vernacular. For my part, I am a fan, but not a devotee, of the original version, which has graced (or defiled, depending on your opinion) tables since its invention in the Campbell's test kitchens in 1955, by who could be the most famous home economist in history, Dorcas Reilly. This dish is the perfect example of how the Thanksgiving menu is often influenced by super-simple recipes that are more about food advertising in the early to mid-20th century than what the Pilgrims served. I am not saying that I don't like it. I am saying that if a dish only requires a handful of convenience frozen and canned foods, and if I can make it in five minutes on a weeknight, it is not special enough for my holiday parties. But this version--with fresh green beans, a from-scratch mushroom sauce, and crisply fried shallots--is. It's from my book WILLIAMS-SONOMA COMFORT FOODS, and there is also a slightly different edition in THE BIG BOOK OF SIDES. Keep going for what many people have told me is one their favorites of all my recipes. (Photo by Ray Kachatorian.)
Thanksgiving is all about indulgence and even over-indulgence. Last holiday, I made a big batch of bacon, onion, and bourbon 'marmalade" to enjoy over the holiday weekend. This luscious savory spread combines caramelized onions, bacon, and a bracing splash of Four Roses Bourbon. It was slathered on dinner rolls at the Thanksgiving table, added to Friday's leftover turkey sandwiches, and used as a cracker topping for easy appetizers on Saturday night. I'm surprised that no one put it on their breakfast cereal! Four Roses Bourbon has made a video of me making this irresistible stuff.
I have shared my recipe for making perfect gravy many times, all over the world. There is more than one way to make this holiday essential, but my version comes from years of experimentation with different methods. I've settled on the "make it in the roasting pan technique with degreased drippings" method. The beauty of this version is that the ingredients are measured to ensure that perfection that can be elusive. So, set yourself up with a fat separator (the kind with the spout coming up from the bottom), a flat roux whisk, and some turkey stock...and get ready to make the best gravy you've ever had. My not-so-secret ingredient is Four Roses bourbon, which I prefer for many reasons--flavor, value, choice of three great varieties (Yellow Label, Single Barrel, and Small Batch), and the fact that they are the only bourbon distillery to confirm that the corn in their mash is non-GMO. And here is a video with step-by-step instructions. (Recipe from THE BIG BOOK OF SIDES; photo by Ben Fink.)
What is it about autumn that makes people think of pie? Apple, pumpkin, and mincemeat are the Thanksgiving triumvirate. (Although Mom makes a great chocolate cream pie to add to the list.) That's all well and good. But here is my favorite fall pie, made with Concord grapes. These East coast beauties are at their best when they've been "kissed" by frost. The dark purple filling tastes just like grape jelly, but in a more condensed, less sweet way. I made it over the weekend, and I was reminded that it is not the easiest filling on the block: slip the skin off each grape, cook and strain the flesh to remove the seeds, then recombine the two components. It doesn't matter--this is a pie for the gods. For the perfect combination, serve it with peanut butter ice cream. There are no superlatives for this pairing, which is right up there with Roquefort and Sauternes, or...peanut butter and grape jelly! Check out the recipe on the next page...
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Every year about this time, I hear heated arguments about the role of sweet potatoes on the holiday table. Some people love the classic candied yams with marshmallows, others hate (revile, despise, and abhor) them. The way most families make them is very simple: canned yams in syrup spread in a baking dish, heated, and topped with marshmallows. This is perfect evidence of Grandma Rodgers' statement: "Thanksgiving is the easiest meal of the year!" Well, the way she made it, with lots of canned and frozen ingredients, it was! I like sweet potatoes (or call them yams, if you wish), but I make them this way. It is inspired by the marshmallow topping, but marshmallows actually do not contain egg whites, even if they have a pillowy texture. I encourage you to give this rendition, not-too-sweet with hints of lemon and nutmeg, a try this year...and every Thanksgiving, for that matter. (Recipe from The Big Book of Sides, published by Ballantine Books. Photo by Ben Fink.)
Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, artichokes were everywhere--we even had them growing in my grandparents' garden. There was a truck farm across the street from my high school, and I remember purchasing them for a nickel each. On meatless Fridays (remember them?), Mom would often serve artichokes with lots of mayonnaise, cracked crab, and sourdough bread, which is still probably my favorite meal in the world. As artichokes are now entering their fall season, here is a sneak preview from my new book, THE BIG BOOK OF SIDES. These are meant to be a side dish, so they don't have any meat in them, but I provide a prosciutto variation.
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November 20, 2014
We've officially entered that time of year of cooking holiday meals and entertaining friends and family…which means a lot of fun, memories, and added calories. And also a little more cleaning and keeping up our homes and kitchens. I've mentioned before that my favorite eco-friendly cleaner is Branch Basics, and today I'm here to show […]
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rental keeping room redo: part two
October 28, 2014
Whenever I work on a room, no matter the budget, I always go through a selection process. It can take a little time and is especially challenging when it's your own space – mainly because you lose objectivity. My struggle with this room was choosing the pillows and art. I like too many fabrics. It's […]
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rental keeping room redo: part one
October 23, 2014
A while ago I told you about our "bay house" rental – a home we live in during the busy tourist season. I'd like to share with you one of my room redos in this house, the keeping room. **Let me emphasize this is only a rental – not our forever home – so keeping […]
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10 just isn't enough: My Hall of Fame ballot
My holdovers were the same: Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, Edgar Martinez, Mike Mussina, Mike Piazza, Tim Raines and Curt Schilling . But my exclusions again included three players for whom I have voted for in the past (Fred McGriff, Lee Smith
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HARTFORD, Conn. -- Former star pitcher turned television analyst Curt Schilling announced Wednesday that he is battling cancer. The 47-year-old Schilling, who spent 20 years in the major leagues before
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Martinez, Don Mattingly, Fred McGriff, Mark McGwire, Mike Mussina, Troy Percival, Mike Piazza, Tim Raines, Curt Schilling , Jason Schmidt, Lee Smith, Sammy Sosa, Alan Trammell and Larry Walker.
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Game 7 of World Series: 'A gift for everyone'
classic as the Yankees tried to beat Arizona for a fourth straight title in 2001. Roger Clemens, Mariano Rivera, Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson all took the mound that night in the desert. Rivera had a 2-1 lead going into the ninth but got


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Timmbits: @DPR, with a title like that "High End Compact Roundup"...
one would expect an Actual Roundup of High-End compacts.
But no... 3 out of 6 have a tiny sensor, 1 has a very small sensor, of which none are "high end"... only 2 out of 6 is a failing mark in everyone's book.
Who composes your article titles? Someone who used to work in a paparazzi sensationalism newsroom?
A more apt title would have been simply "Xmas gift ideas" I know it sounds disappointing... but so is the roundup.
PS: " large sensors (compared to those in smartphones)" seriously, anything larger than a smartphone sensor is a "large sensor"? When did this new standard come about?
Some need to learn to read better...this is strictly a 'pocketable' category.
What composes their article titles?
Or do you mean' how do I learn to actually READ the titles, before I comment, and thus discredit myself ' , lol.
Small sensors are needed for such smallish camera's, in case you didn't know.
Gee....thanks for making me feel smart, after reading your comments :)
Paderborn: Why oh why have viewfinders disappeared from point and shoot cameras? Having to push the camera out at arms length to look at the screen virtually eliminates any possibility of candid photography. I find it far easier to shoot discreetly with a Canon 7D with a bolt on battery grip!
Funny...shooting discreetly with a 7D.....quite big for discrete, no ?
Especially in that this review is for pocketable camera's.
nikon power: For all the cameras with zoom power that I've owned, my first shots with them was the moon. God had placed the moon up there in synchronous orbit for a reason. It's easier to compare the same moon's face as seen by all eyes and all cameras.
Haha...so Google knows everything...Mmmm 4 billion years ago the Moon collided, etc.
Funny, wait another 50 years or so, and a different story will be told about how things came to be...or is the earth still flat , lol.
When I was in school Pluto was the ninth planet...heard that isn't what they teach any more. I know we keep learning more, and that changes info....but Science states facts, when they aren't always facts. Evolution and the Big Bang Theory, is that...a belief, a theory, since no one can go back in time, especially billions of years, lol.
To believe all life and order came out of chaos, or an accidental explosion...well....no deep minded thinking going on there, IMHO.
Still no scientific proof of the Earths origin, nor how old it really is.
wootpile: I have never shot anything at over 200mm. Still, the fz1000 seems like a pretty good grab-and-go camera. I would prefer a shorter lens and smaller size though. Good to see the 1-inch sector growing! Nikon - are you zzz?
Funny...just in the last few weeks, I have taken shots from 1200mm !
For wildlife and birds, the longer the better, all things equal. But for scenic s and landscapes, I also would favor a shorter telephoho range, for smaller size.
Mikofox: Does the FZ1000 preclude a successor to the FZ200?
This release just adds to my confusion on choices.
I'm still shooting the FZ35 and a GX1 for infrared, but was looking for better IQ and a camera that doesn't control me with it's sluggishness. The FZ1000 would do all this and more, but the IQ is still lacking if I compare it [studio scene] to the Fuji X-T1, which is on top of my list.
Also I like the design of the X-T1 much better, or that of the Olympus M1. But this camera seems to have equal IQ to any MFT it seems.
It's become so darn difficult with all the choices, and now DPReview is drooling over this camera, which makes it even harder for me to decide.
Decide first what your needs as a photographer are...do you mainly shoot landscapes....or wildlife...or indoors, low light?
This is a newer version in the FZ line.Different camera's for different needs.
This should have the IQ in line with the Sony RX-10/RX100MIII, due to the larger 1" type sensor...plus newer features ..i.e.. better AF tracking , Capable of recording 100Mbps 4K video ...even more controls than FZ200. Faster startup and operations..and more.
samfan: Let me put it this way. As advanced as Sony or Canon are, or as sympathetic as Fujifilm is, or as much as I like lots of other cameras...
The viewfinder, such as it is, on the LF1, gives it a million mile headstart against anything else in its class.
I will never, ever understand how can so many people shoot with their arms stretched, using cameras that are completely unfit for such a goal. I can make due with a positionable LCD (such as on my EX1), but fixed LCD? Never. Even though I have such a compact. It's just a terrible way to take pics (except macro/closeups).
I never liked Panasonic cameras, but recently it seems they're the only one that 'get it' in compacts.
Heck, if I want to carry a small pocket camera, I carry a FILM COMPACT just so I can have a viewfinder in a small camera. Maybe I'll consider such a Panasonic some day.
Those with decent vision only hold LCD about 5 to 7" inches away.
falconeyes: How many more times needs this be said?
It makes no sense to compare 35mm-equivalent focals and not compare 35mm-equivalent apertures. Sensor size is not even mentioned in the table, so it is impossible to draw own conclusions. Even if all cameras share one size, this should have been said.
Compare apertures?
Not sure Why?
Small sensored camera's like these are known to have deep DOF.
When comparing exposure , it's the same.
My FZ200 exposes the same as my GH2 did.
Sensor size is different, but not exposure for given aperture.
Jim Evidon: Still no eye level finder either optical, EVF or hybrid. Therefore, not a serious camera for serious photographers. I'll stick to my OM-D and avoid the hand/arm shakes, thank you.
One fact we forget is, many older folk would need to hold camera at arms length, to actually 'see' the LCD, and sun glare, and unstable holding creates a reason for them to 'need' a EVF. Not about 'good photographer' or 'serious' photographer.
It's not about what is better. I'm only 47, but can use LCD 5 or 6 inches away, and have no real need for any type of EVF. (I used to wonder why anyone would hold camera at arms length...till I found out any closer, and the LCD is a blur...so for those folk, they 'need' EFV or they would't get the shots others can, using 2 eyes , just like they see the world now.)
I have good photo's taken at 600mm, handheld, and using LCD...no one here would claim ' non-serious user' , if they seen the photo's, but tell them I used LCD and....:)
Cameron R Hood: The distortions in that lens must be unbelievable.
RAW..in a superzoom...of course !
Panasonics FZ200 with sharp , fast lens(constant f2.8) shoots RAW, as does Canon's latest SX50.
Adobe Camera RAW fixes CF/PA and barrel distortions automatically, too
forpetessake: I'm not sure the lens on the long end is usable at all, it's equivalent to 1056mm f/40 in FF format. With such a dim lens even in best sunny day one has to use high ISO, slow shutter and will get a lot of noise and smeared action.
So true....take a FF D-SLR and a small sensored P&S, and at the same apurture, same shutter speeds will be obtained....it's only DOF that is different, and that only because of the size of the sensor. But folk here still don't get it...mainly because they never shot or compared the proof of this, by actually shooting a P&S and a D-SLR in the same lighting conditions.
My FZ200 shoots faster shutter speeds at f2.8, than my GH2 at f5.6@ 400mm.
Timmbits: Don't let the f1.8 number fool you! For all you guys who think that f1.8 is a big deal with a 1/2.3" sensor, it is equivalent to only f6.4 on an aps-c sensor camera.
According to the link below, you would need a f0.5 on a 1/2,3" sensor like this one in order to compete with an f1.8 on an aps-c sensor.
And we're not even comparing to FF (which is the more common reference).
Here is a very useful link for everyone in this forum:
Anyways, I realize that this is a high-end in the low-end cameras, and these comparisons aren't really relevant to it't target consumer market.
Just putting things into proper perspective here, so we can all understand what we are looking at.
We are looking at a lens that gathers as much light as on a FF sensor.
It's just the DOF will be very different. Huge DOF with this small sensor...and Narrow DOF if this lens is in front of a FF sensor.
So light gathering principles are the same, regardless of sensor size. For these small sensored camera's, we would want faster glass, as that would keep the iso low, where the IQ is good....not so good once leaving base iso.
AngryCorgi: GREAT!! I was holding off on purchasing a 1-system camera until they wised up and launched it in orange! Getting rid of that silly gimmicky "VR" nonsense is just icing on the cake! :)
good one...needed a laugh today!
Whats with this 25x less light?
Take the LX7 at full wide open aperture, then put it next to a FF D-SLR, with same aperture...and iso...look at the shutter speed.
Is it 25x less?
Oh...same shutter spped, eh?
Because it's same regarding light gathering ability, but is much more close to 25x ONLY when comparing DOF.
Having a fast lens on a small sensor camera gives same shutter speeds, but not same DOF, as larger sensored camera's..
I've proven this from using my GH2 and small sensored FZ's.Taking photo's at the Zoo, same shutter speeds are obtained, regardless of which camera I use,when set to same aperture and iso..
Try this, and experience this...but why type erroneous info?
New King of m 4/3rd ?
Comparing it to the GH2...seems the OM- D is slightly better.
I see less chroma noise in raw, at higher iso's.
Detail retention seems the same.
That's good news !
PaulRivers: "As far as its operational ergonomics are concerned, the only thing we wish the S100 had, which it does not, is a dedicated ISO button."
Wish the review had mentioned that you can iso to the shortcut button - err, the "Ring Func." button.
It did, Paul.
"...you're left with two choices for ISO - either assign it to the RING FUNC button, on the rear of the camera, or just dive quickly into the FUNC menu. Easy enough."...
"...The 'Ring Func' button is customizable, and can take on any of the functions offered by the S90 / S95's 'S' shortcut button. We suspect many users will set it to control ISO, and leave it there."...
Have a Merry Christmas/Happy Holiday Paul !!
mauro paillex: Buy an fx100 Fuji.Best Viewfinder ever seen in a compact camera! A true photographer needs a viewfinder. Cameras like gx1 and similar are toys!
Haha... only true photographers need/use OVF/EVF ???
Only those with bad eyes, need such a old fashioned one eye viewfinder.....many younger folk can use LCD with no problems, and don't need to hold it 12" away ...more like 5" .
Better to use two eyes to compose than one, me thinks.
jmellas: 75% less noise than the S95!! If that's true I'll shed the $400-500 no problem. What non-professional DSLR zoom lens allows u to shoot at f2.0?
If shutter speed was a constant, say in a low light indoor situation, and the widest a typical zoom opens to is, say, to around f4 then:
Canon S100
f2.0 + 1/30s + 400 ISO = proper exposure
f4 + 1/30s + 1600 ISO = proper exposure
Those two images should be a lot closer in quality than one may think! Keep in mind that the subject may run away when they see the DSLR pointing their way... :)
DPReview list the max apertures, at different focal lengths!
They are:
24 -f2.0
28- f 2.2
35 - f2.8
50 - f4
85 - f5.0
100 - f5.6
120 - f5.9
Klarno: Well that's a disappointment. If this had been small--like the concurrently released 14-42 is small, but within reason to account for its focal length--I'd have considered this as a pocket tele zoom. But I guess, in the end, they couldn't get around the laws of physics.
Overpriced to boot (for the speed and apparent target market, not necessarily for whatever the quality turns out to be), I suppose too will be staying with my CDAF-compatible Four Thirds kit lenses when I need to go compact and high quality.
I think it is smaller, well...it is as big as it is, ....i.e. stays the same size when zoomed in (tele). The 45 to 200mm lens is a bit bigger, when zooming to the 200mm end.
this lens has internal zooming, so it stays the same .
internal zooming lenses are a welcome, me thinks!
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Canon PowerShot SX40 HS Black 12.1MP Digital Camera w/ 35X Optical Zoom, 2.7" LCD Display, HD Video
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The Canon PowerShot SX40 HS 12.1MP Ultra Zoom Camera lets you take stunning shots at 12.1MP resolution. The Canon 24-840mm wide-angle zoom lens features an impressive 35x optical zoom, so you can capture virtually any subject clearly. Improved Smart AUTO intelligently selects the proper settings for your shots based on 32 pre-defined shooting situations.
Canon PowerShot SX40 HS Ultra Zoom Digital Camera:
- 12.1 megapixel resolution with high-quality still images and video recordings
Featuring 1080p Full HD video, DIGIC 5 Image Processor, Intelligent Image Stabilization, Smart AUTO, High-Speed Burst HQ, Super Slow Motion Movie, Zoom Framing Assist
- 4.3 - 150.5mm lens with 35x optical/4x digital zoom
Equivalent to a 24 - 840mm lens on an analog camera and featuring TTL autofocus and manual focus
- 2.7" TFT LCD screen with image editing features
Vari-angle, 230,000 dots resolution
- Built-in flash with Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Auto Red-Eye Correction, Flash On, Flash Off, FE Lock, Slow Synchro, Smart Flash modes
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- Mini HDMI port
- 1 SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot (memory card not included)
- Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery for up to 400 shots
- ISO Modes: Auto 100/200/400/800/1600/3200
- File Formats Supported: JPEG, MOV
- 4.84" x 3.64" x 4.24"; 21.2 oz
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- Compatible with PC or Mac
- 1-year limited manufacturer warranty
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- Canon PowerShot SX260 HS Ultra Zoom Digital Camera
- Battery pack
- Battery charger
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- Case for hot shoe cap
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The Ao Oni are completely sensible, even benevolent creatures, however...The scent of humans drives them mad. They lose all control of themselves and can't help but chase them down.
The Ao Oni is the creation of human sufferingWandering around the house, you find prison cells, and even later a strange altar and weird hospital beds. What if some family had a deformed baby, and they kept the baby hidden from the world, and imprisoned it as it got stronger and stronger. The fact that dead things in the house become Ao Onis as well is because of all the suffering the main Oni went through, which turned it from just a weird defect into a supernatural monster.
The Oni are creations of Tommy Wiseau.
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In the 1850 Census of Milton, Norfolk Co., MA (p. 226B, 289/370), there is an apparent widow, Samantha SIAS (age 37, b. NH) with two children: Albert R. SIAS (age 11, b. MA) and John F. SIAS (age 5, b. MA). She is living in the same building with Eliphalet SIAS, s/o Samuel SIAS III & Betsy (QUIMBY) JACKSON, and his family.
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From what I've seen, people get offended by a statement only when they think there is some slight possibility that they are wrong. The point being that if they THINK what you are saying is true, but they don't want to conform their lives to it, they get angry.
What if they think the statement is wrong? For instance, "all blacks vote for Barack Obama because he is also black." Is a false statement. It is also offensive because it shows ignorance and absolutism. However,
that doesn't mean that when applied selectively it isn't true. That doesn't make the statement any less offensive however.
Yes you should as I. I think that is precisely what Winston and you are doing. I happen to believe Winston has a better case. Rand has not apologized for what he did, so until then, I have to conclude he is just another politician.
Winston, in all the posts above, has made no case. He has taken the wrongness of Rand's actions en passant and gone directly to assaulting the character of the person who is showing appreciation for Rand. Seriously, read his posts again, regardless of if you agree that Rand is a turncoat or not, and read what Winston is writing to people. The gross vilification of any Rand supporter. The name calling, the "propagandist" and "GOP apologist" titles he throws out.
Rand won't be apologizing for endorsing Romney. He thinks Romney is a better person to have as President than Obama. He doesn't blindly follow Romney or say Romney is always right, and he is taking a stand on foreign policy which I seriously appreciate. He's picking his battles, and I understand that. I like Ron's style better, but that doesn't mean that Rand isn't doing the best from his viewpoint. It doesn't necessarily mean he IS doing the best he can either, it just doesn't mean he isn't either.
And to answer your last question. Yes Ron Paul and his supporters should be held to the exact same standards as Rand and his. If Ron endorsed someone and then regretted and apologized, and proved he was sincere by not doing the same over and over again, he could be trusted. If not, then no, we shouldn't support the man.
He endorsed Gingrich and Boehner. Both were known neocons WELL before he voted for them. He has not apologized.
Please understand, I don't think this is bad, as it really has no effect, the same as I don't think Rand's endorsement really does much for Romney, especially with him undermining him on foreign policy so strongly. Look at the good they've done and weigh what they had to do to do it, that's all I'm saying. Ron Paul has done a HUGE thing in waking up the Liberty movement. Rand Paul is carrying the torch in the Senate and he's the best we've got. He's been a huge thorn in the neoconservative and liberal backsides, and I'm proud of the work he's done. Endorsing Romney, or Gingrich, or Boehner, doesn't take all of that away to me.
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Orlando, Florida is the go-to winter vacation destination for so many families because of its warm, sunny climate and the amazing variety of Orlando attractions. Of course, Orlando is home to many theme parks, which are fun for kids yet expensive and chaotic during the prime winter months. However, beyond Disney World, Orlando hosts numerous attractions that you won't have to pay an arm and a leg for, and there's a good chance you and the kids will enjoy them just as much if not more than a over-crowded theme park. Just take a look at some of the many adventures upon which you can embark this winter, from feeding alligators and swimming with manatees to hopping on roller coasters at some of the smaller parks. LEGOLAND® Younger kids will go crazy for this unique theme park devoted … [Read more...]
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While Orlando in the summer is full of excitement and energy, the notoriously hot and humid weather can make you feel a little sluggish—especially if you're not used to the intensity of the Florida sun. However, this can be avoided by interspersing your itinerary with these five Orlando attractions to keep you cool. So pack your hat, your bathing suit, and sunblock and get ready for a lively day that won't drain you. SeaWorld Orlando This Orlando theme park is perfect for the warm summer weather, as there's no shortage of splashes and aquatic fun. When enjoying One Ocean, the all new Shamu show, make sure you sit in the Soak Zone, where you'll really feel like part of the action while keeping cool. Also, make sure to take advantage of the many top-of-the-line indoor … [Read more...]
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Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit inaugurated the school in the presence of NDMC chairman Parimal Rai and senior civic body officials.
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The school would initially run on part time basis and the participating institutions would include Bougainvillea Society of India and Rose Society of India.
An NDMC official said: "The NDMC maintains some of the most important parks, gardens and other urban green spaces of the country including Lodi Garden, Nehru Park, Talkatora Garden and vistas such as Shanti Path, colony parks and roundabouts. It requires high degree of skills and continuous efforts to maintain these greens which involve multifarious activities and streams of horticulture."


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This top floor, mountain side condo offers a spectacular view of the Ten Mile Range, and is directly across the street from the Super Bee High Speed Six-Pack lift, the ski rental shop, ticket sales, tubing hill, and JJ's famous Sports Bar & Grill with some of the finest Apres' Ski entertainment in the state. Copper Springs Lodge boast the highest level (Gold Level) of luxury, amenities, and accessibility to Copper Mountain which, according to the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, is the most 'Skier Friendly' mountain in all of Colorado, because of it's natural terrain, all of which is accessible from the top of the Super Bee Lift just outside your door. Copper Mountain has just introduced 'Sherpa', a skiers/riders app that you download to your IPhone. It functions not only as a GPS for directions (by audio command), it warns you of unmarked obstacles or dangerous conditions on the slopes, and even tells you where the best Powder conditons are in real time! This will help you navagiate the additional 1000 skiable acres that have now become accessible in the back Bowls thru new ground lifts that service this all new terrain.
Whether it's summer or winter activities you enjoy, it's time to just pamper yourself in this beautifully appointed, and newly decorated condo, freshly painted, with all new carpeting and furniture, three TVs including two new 40'LCD HDTV, and many extras not found in other properties.
Convenient Amenities: The Free Shuttle buses stop directly across the street that service the Center Village and Union Creek (West Village)as well as Frisco and Breckenridge. Copper also just added a complimantary 'Shuttle on Command'. Just call and, within 10-15 minutes, they will take you anywhere you want to go in The Village.....'door-to-door service'..
Private ski lockers for guest are readily accessible on the first floor on the way out the door to the lift, and a ski tuning bench and bike storage room are also available in the underground heated garage. After a day of skiing, hiking, biking, golf, or just hanging out, enjoy either of the three large hot tubs, steam room, sauna, work out facility, or shoot a game of pool, all of which are on premises.
Summertime At Copper: It is said that people come to Ski Copper in the Winter........but they Stay for the Summer! Copper is not just a first class ski resort, in the summer, all of Summit County transforms into a magnificent summer playground, with the wild flowers in bloom, hundreds of miles of paved bike paths, hiking, nature trails, Music Fest, Art Shows, local concerts, outdoor movies at the base of the Mountain, and world class golf. In the Center Village, there is mini-golf, bumper boats, a rock climbing wall, paddle boats, bungee jump, and a free chairlift to the top of the American Eagle. Best of all, lodging prices are half that of winter rates!
The Mountain: With almost 3,000 acres, and it's Natural Terrain, Copper Mountain boast some the finest sking in the World, with 20 lifts, 120 ski runs, a Freestyle Terrain Park, a Half-Pipe, free Snow Cat sking at the base of Tucker Mountain, and Five Back Bowls that with endless skiing. And of course, right outside your door, to the left of the Super Bee Lift is the one of a kind Tubing Hill for all ages! It is a wonderful Family Destination with a well staffed Ski and Ride School for all levels of skiers.
As an avid skier, I have had the opportunity to ski all over the world, yet I chose to call Copper my 'second home'. One never grows tired of the spectacular mountain views and the world class skiing. Summer is even more beautiful, with many bike trails, mountain biking, horse riding, golf, hiking, or just relaxing with a good book and a cup of coffee on your private balcony. There are 'no worries' in Copper.....just fun and relaxation!
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Copper Mountain is easily accessible from Denver airport with a short, but beautiful, 90 minute drive on I-70 thru the Mountain Pass. The locals are friendly, and the prices are reasonable. There is every amenity and activity you can ever want, including a state of the art Athletic Club with an Olympic size Indoor pool, horse back riding at Copper Stables, Mountain biking with a complimentary chair lift for you and your bike, hiking, fly fishing, a year round indoor extreme sports complex for the daring, and of course, world class skiing with a base altitude of 9600 feet.
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As mentioned before, I'm
obsessed interested in the ways in which readers find books—especially in the New Digital Reality of Facebook comments and whatnot. The idea of a "Pandora for Books" (or maybe better, a "Last.fm for Books") has been batted around for sometime now, and apparently a few of the big corporate publishers are putting some $$$$ into just this idea.
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the main goal of Bookish is to make recommendations about books that will appeal to a reader's particular taste. He compared the site to things like IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes that mix information about movies with reviews and news. Editorial will include breaking news, author interviews, excerpts, reviews and other marketing materials that publishers feel will help readers pick a book, Lemgruber said. Although backed by Penguin, S&S and Hachette, Lemgruber stressed that Bookish will be editorially independent, covering books from all publishers (excluding vanity presses).
Penguin Group USA CEO David Shanks compared Bookish to Pandora and said unlike other sites that are driven by purchases, Bookish will make recommendations based on the information provided by consumers. "The more information readers provide the more customized the recommendations can be," Shanks said, noting that Bookish is aimed at helping readers identify books they may like from the tens of thousands published annually. He said the three publishers came together after it became clear that their individual sites would never drive enough traffic to reach a critical mass of book buyers. As print media devotes less space to book coverage, the publishers felt they needed a way to raise the profile of their content, Shanks said.
As with the still not doing shit DiscoverReads, the proof is in the pudding, so to speak. And without being able to check out whether it recommends Harry Potter or The Pale King, based on my muted post horn tattoo it's hard to say whether this algorithm is worth its weight in silicon. So we'll see.
I'm all about the idea of recommending software/websites/apps/etc, mainly because I feel that the real challenge for book people in our Age of Abundance (everyone's a writer! everyone's a publisher! a million books is year is nothing!) is going to be hooking up the right reader with the right book at the right time. Maybe this is a step in the right direction . . .
Also curious to see how book reviewers respond to something like this. In a sense, a site that automates recommendations takes away a bit from their importance. Rather than puzzle out from a 1,000 word review if I should or shouldn't read a book, I could just ask Bookish how well it "fits my criteria."
It will also be interesting to find out how dispersed the recommendations are. I know there's a better, more accurate statistical term for this that I can't think of, but basically, will this site end up recommending pretty much the same books you see on tables at Barnes & Noble, or will it end up pushing readers down the "long tail" toward niche publications and books that are outside of the mainstream. There's a fine balance to be struck here, one that Pandora is only so-so at (in my opinion).
All very curious that the tide has shifted in the direction we (people like myself and Richard Nash) have been talking about for some time now . . . Kind of cool to see a prediction start to come true . . .
Reading a genre book—whether fantasy, science fiction, crime, thriller, etc.—which begins to seem excessively, stereotypically bad, I have to make sure to ask myself: is this parodying the flaws of the genre? Usually, this questioning takes its time coming. In. . .
The Sicilian Mafia has always been a rich subject for sensational crime fiction. The Godfather, Goodfellas, and The Sopranos worked the mob's bloody corpses and family feuds to both entertainment and artistic value. Giuseppe di Piazza's debut novel attempts this,. . .
Antoine Volodine's vast project (40 plus novels) of what he calls the post-exotic remains mostly untranslated, so for many of us, understanding it remains touched with mystery, whispers from those "who know," and guesswork. That's not to say that, were. . .
It hasn't quite neared the pitch of the waiting-in-line-at-midnight Harry Potter days, but in small bookstores and reading circles of New York City, an aura has attended the novelist Elena Ferrante and her works. One part curiosity (Who is she?),. . .
From the late 1940s to the early 1950s, Egypt was going through a period of transition. The country's people were growing unhappy with the corruption of power in the government, which had been under British rule for decades. The Egyptians'. . .
Miruna is a novella written in the voice of an adult who remembers the summer he (then, seven) and his sister, Miruna (then, six) spent in the Evil Vale with their grandfather (sometimes referred to as "Grandfather," other times as. . .
Kamal Jann by the Lebanese born author Dominique Eddé is a tale of familial and political intrigue, a murky stew of byzantine alliances, betrayals, and hostilities. It is a well-told story of revenge and, what's more, a serious novel that. . .
While looking back at an episode in his life, twenty-year-old Taguchi Hiro remembers what his friend Kumamoto Akira said about poetry.
Its perfection arises precisely from its imperfection . . . . I have an image in my head. I see. . .
The central concern of Sorj Chalandon's novel Return to Killybegs appears to be explaining how a person of staunch political activism can be lead to betray his cause, his country, his people. Truth be told, the real theme of the. . .
Spoiler alert: acclaimed writer Stefan Zweig and his wife Lotte kill themselves at the end of Lauren Seksik's 2010 novel, The Last Days.
It's hard to avoid spoiling this mystery. Zweig's suicide actually happened, in Brazil in 1942, and since then. . .


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It's not a 'light beam'! It's a chemtrail. :)
A UFO? An unidentified (that's for sure!) circular aircraft of some kind.
Here's the whole text of the video commentary. This is hard to find on the net, and where it is to be found elsewhere, it's not quite complete. I checked it against the video, made a few edits...
This may be [a little] off-topic here!
I've posted this photo elsewhere on the forum, but I think it's extraordinary enough to be reposted everywhere. :)
It was taken over Vail,...
Angels don't Play this HAARP, by Nick Begich and Jeane Manning (1995)
Here it is: :)
I am most extremely moved by these posts and very personal stories.... thank you all, so much, again.
Thanks, Corncrake. The vid is blocked. In case this 2nd is too, check out the trailer in @ IMBd. It's also available at iTunes.
IRIS - Kate Winslet as Iris Murdoch
Here ya go :)
1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Cosmonauts
Hi, Larry! You just beat me to it. :)
There's a very interesting article (or video, maybe) about this that I absorbed quite a few years back. I'd very much like to find it again.
I remember...
Hi, Gemma:
Please see post #539 (copied below). I recommended that the second interview (that was indeed done, on 23 November) should best be re-recorded maybe with my joining Christine to take...
Dear All,
Alzheimer's Disease is a twenty-first century scourge. It's the medical name for what used to be called senile dementia.
I've been meaning to post this for quite some time....
Where's Bill Ryan?
A Trip to Ecuador Visiting Bill and the Ground Crew
Yes, I think it is. It had me sitting bolt upright. I want to look much further into this over the next few days.
This thread is entirely about what works and what doesn't work. :)
No belief system is involved. It's 100% pragmatic, like repairing or tuning a car engine. Good mechanics know what to do because...
Hi, All here's a copy of my opening post from a thread I started on HITCHHIKERS, a couple of years ago. It's 100% totally relevant (and important!) here.
The original thread contains...
In the light of recent forum discussion about entities, some members may find this thread most interesting and valuable. Do please read the opening post for full details, and a LOT of...
Hi, All I'm bumping this thread, as the topic is now becoming more and more widely discussed on Avalon. (A good thing!)
First, thank you all for your encouraging comments and feedback....
I've not yet watched this, but will at the earliest opportunity. Kudos to Kerry for securing the interview. It's likely to be an important one.
When I was working with Camelot, we...