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Fresno Chili
March 12, 2011
Chili Pepper Files
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(Ita) Il problema dei cotiledoni imprigionati
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A chili seed tale
February 22, 2011
Growing chili peppers
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Rawit Chili
February 18, 2011
Chili Pepper Files
Rawit is a Frutescens chili pepper, probably from Indonesia. It produces many hot pods which ripe slowly from green to red. Rawit (Capsicum Frutescens) Heat: Very Hot Taste/fl...
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February 08, 2011
Harvest Chili Peppers
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January 22, 2011
Rooftop gardening
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December 24, 2010
Growing chili peppers
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December 16, 2010
The surprising flowers
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Pimento Piquillo Files
December 11, 2010
Chili Pepper Files
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Autumn Chili Peppers
October 29, 2010
Growing chili peppers
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My 2010 ornamental chili peppers
October 18, 2010
Growing chili peppers
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Chili Peppers Reality Show: the secrets revealed
September 18, 2010
Chili Peppers Reality Show
A couple of months ago, I choose some chili plants to follow on the blog, for an ironical Chili Peppers Reality Show. Finally all the plants are showing results, and I can revea...
Chili peppers harvests
August 25, 2010
Harvest Chili Peppers
Back from my holidays, I found out that all my plants survived, and that many chili were ready to be harvested. More than 1 Kg of pods... I gave them, stored them (see Storing c...
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July 26, 2010
The surprising flowers
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A walk between my chili plants
July 19, 2010
Growing chili peppers
Every year I enjoy using my chili peppers in many recipes... but I also enjoy to walk between the plants, watching the flowers and the ripening pods. This Carmine chili is one y...
Chili peppers first pods
July 06, 2010
Chili Peppers Reality Show
The seven chili plants from my Chili Peppers Reality Show now have flowers and pods. Banana Sweet - The sweet one The Banana Sweet had its first flowers and pods. However, a...
Chili de Onza
July 05, 2010
Chili Pepper Files
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(Ita) L'allegagione dei peperoncini
June 04, 2010
Chili peppers after transplanting
May 20, 2010
Chili Peppers Reality Show
The seven chili plants from my Chili Peppers Reality Show have been transplanted. Frida Black - The mysterious one I called the Frida Black mysterious because I can't find any ...
The chili peppers are in the right place!
May 13, 2010
Growing chili peppers
I finally transplanted all my chili peppers. These are Fresno and Aji Pineapple. A mascot owl watches over the pot with my dark chili plants: you can see the Frida Black in fro...
Repotting the growing chilies
March 30, 2010
Chili Peppers Reality Show
I already told you of my idea, ironically called Chili Peppers Reality Show. After a month, most of the chili plants are outside. All my chilies are growing slowly this year, but ...
Habanero Chocolate Chili
March 06, 2010
Chili Pepper Files
Habanero Chocolate is a Chinense chili pepper. Don't let the chocolate colour fool you: they're really hot. Habanero Chocolate (Capsicum Chinense) Heat: Dangerous Taste/flavou...
Watching the little dark chili plants
March 01, 2010
Growing chili peppers
Many chili growers love the dark plants: some are ornamental ones, that mature from black to many bright different colours, and there are some cooking chilies, that mature from dar...
Chili Peppers Reality Show
February 21, 2010
Growing chili peppers
This year I've got many new chili seeds, so I decided to abandon some old varieties like Shishito and Hot Lemon, to let room to the new ones. I choose seven new varieties to follo...
Chili Last Harvest
February 14, 2010
Harvest Chili Peppers
My chili plants are dying, and it's pointless to keep them in the pots any more. I'm using my lasagna gardening in the pots technique to prepare the pots for the new plants. I l...
Jamaican Red Hot Chili
February 11, 2010
Chili Pepper Files
Jamaican Red Hot is a Chinense chili pepper, with amazing red pointed pods. Jamaican Red Hot (Capsicum Chinense) Heat: Very Hot Taste/flavour: Aromatic Wall thickness: Medium...
Thai Orange Chili
February 06, 2010
Chili Pepper files
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Chili pepper 2009 harvests
January 26, 2010
Harvest Chili Peppers
Last year chili plants still have some ripening pods, but I create anyway the group picture of my 2009 chili harvests. From the first, few green pods for some recipes, to the la...
Chili sowing, 2: newborn plants
January 22, 2010
Growing chili peppers
Many chilies from the December sowing are sprouted, and some of them proudly show the first true leaves, like the Bulgarian Carrot in the picture. The young chili plants need li...
Chili sowing
December 29, 2009
Growing chili peppers
Every year I use the scottex paper method for the chili sowing. This method can be used also for bell peppers, tomatoes, aubergines. Take an ice-cream box, clean and disinfect ...
Winter Chili Peppers on the Catwalk
December 14, 2009
My 400th post
A guest admired my ornamental chilies, telling me that it's interesting to take note of how they look during winter, because the ones with pods and leaves are a spot of colour in a...
Seems like this chili knows what it's doing...
December 11, 2009
Growing chili peppers
I'm surprised by this Numex Big Jim chili plant, with the last -almost ripe- pod. It seems like the plant decided that the upper branches were destined to die, so it kept the pod ...
Chili peppers during winter
November 06, 2009
Growing chili peppers
The chili plants face the autumn: the leaves become yellow and fall, pods are ripening slowly, and are smaller and milder than summer ones. This Habanero White pods are still ri...
Black Pearl Chili
October 27, 2009
Chili Pepper Files
Black Pearl is an ornamental chili pepper, with black leaves and pearl shaped pods, that ripe from a black to dark red. Black Pearl (Capsicum Annuum) Heat: Hot Taste/flavour: ...
Autumn chilies
October 23, 2009
Growing chili peppers
The chilies on my balcony are still kissed by the sun, and they don't seem to know that it's autumn. This Large Cherry plant didn't produce many pods, but they're hot and perfec...
Chili Pepper Files
September 25, 2009
Growing chili peppers
Chili Pepper Files are informative posts about the chili peppers that I grown. This post is meant to be an index for this chili database. Capsicum Chinense Habanero Chocol...
All 2009 chilies
September 21, 2009
Growing chili peppers
Chilies season isn't finished yet, but I already harvested them all and I can post my 2009 growing list. Aji Yellow (Capsicum Baccatum) Mildly hot, ripens from green to dark ye...
It's raining on chili peppers
September 20, 2009
Harvest Chili Peppers
Look this Peruvian Collnew chili pepper, with rain drops, under a grey sky... autumn seems nearly arrived. Read also: Chilies on the catwalk Hot Rice Salad
(Ita) Semi di rocoto e altri pubescens
September 14, 2009
Black ornamental peppers, 2
September 07, 2009
Growing chili peppers
An updating about my black ornamental chilies, that are growed since my last post about them. The Black Pearl is amazing, with its black leaves and small round pods, shaped like...
Who loves the Black Scorpion Tongue?
July 30, 2009
Harvest Chili Peppers
My Black Scorpion Tongue is one of my favourite ornamental peppers, with its white and purple flowers and its small dark pods. As you can see, I'm not the only one to love it......
(Ita) Coltivare i peperoncini
July 29, 2009
Chili Peppers: the first 2009 harvest
July 20, 2009
Harvest Chili Peppers
Until now I harvested one chili at a time, when they were ready. This is the first chili peppers harvest. From the top: Jalapeno Goliath, Hot Jim Hybrid, Numex Sunglo Jalo...
Watching chili peppers ripe
July 15, 2009
Growing Chili Peppers
I like to watch chili peppers ripe, and take many pictures. Chinense like this Carmine Pepper ripe gradually. Carmine pepper ripe from bright green to orange. Serrano and Pob...
Chili peppers are growing
July 03, 2009
Growing Chili Peppers
Many chili pepper plants sowed in winter are full of ripening pods. Trinidad Perfume is a Capsicum Chinense, like Habanero, but it should be mild, with the tipical fruity aroma....
My first Numex Sunglo Peppers
June 17, 2009
Rooftop gardening
My chili peppers are doing great, and many plants are full with unripe pods. This Numex Sunglo is late, but its first small pod is really cute! Read also the post: Yell...
Chili peppers harvests in 2008
May 18, 2009
Harvest Chili Peppers
The first chili peppers just started to grow, so I'm posting a picture of last year's harvests, from July to December. About 1500g, incredible colors, many recipes and good ...
Last year chili peppers
May 13, 2009
Growing Chili Peppers
Many peppers survived the winter. I adopted different solutions for them, and I'm trying to figure which is the best. I left the Pasilla Bajio outside all winter long. It had so...
Good company: chilies, cats and bugs
May 11, 2009
Rooftop gardening
I was on the rooftop to water the plants, and I found this incredible guest, a bug lying under the sun. Another guest lies near the pots. Hey neighborhood cat, I know that you a...
Black ornamental chilies
May 07, 2009
Growing chili peppers
This year I'm growing many dark chilies plants. They haven't bloomed yet, but their leaves makes them already interesting. This is Traviata pepper from azienda Stuard (Italy), w...
Pepper repotting
April 15, 2009
Growing Chili Peppers
My pepper plants are big enough to face the outside world. I took them outside, and after a few weeks I will repot them in bigger pots or transplant to the final destination. T...
Young plants: Jalapeno
April 10, 2009
Growing chili peppers
I'm growing four Jalapeno varieties this year: classic, Goliath, Master and Jaloro. This is a classic Jalapeno plant with its first true leaves. Read also: The collector...
Peppers first buds
March 23, 2009
Growing chili peppers
Some of my pepper plants are outdoor, and they started to show some buds. This is a plant of Primo Sweet, it will produce sweet orange peppers, resembling little bell peppers. ...
(Ita) Peperoncini: seconda produzione
October 07, 2008
Autumn Serrano peppers
September 26, 2008
Growing chili peppers
My Serrano plants produced only flowers during the summer. Finally the first pods appeared, maybe because of the lower temperatures: never say never! It's autumn, and they will r...
Inca Red Drop Chili
September 23, 2008
Chili Pepper Files
Inca Red Drop is a Baccatum chili pepper, with red, fleshy, hot, small pods Inca Red Drop (Capsicum Baccatum) Heat: Hot Taste/flavour: Slightly fruity Wall thickness: Fleshy ...
Black Prince Chili
September 18, 2008
Chili Pepper files
The Black Prince is a dark ornamental plant, with black leaves and small pods that ripen from black to glossy red. Highly recommended. Black Prince (Capsicum Annuum) Heat: ...
Cayenne with white and purple flowers
September 17, 2008
Growing chili peppers
My pepper plants are blooming again, and this morning I noticed my Cayenne Ring of Fire is acting strange. I checked, but it's the same plant: lower branches are producing w...
Hail on Jalapenos
September 16, 2008
Growing chili peppers
My Jalapenos are having a bad year... Read also: The collector's garden: Jalapeno for everyone Jalapeno recipes
(Ita) I peperoncini verdi
September 14, 2008
Red Devil Chili
September 11, 2008
Chili Pepper files
Red Devil is a cayenne-like chili pepper, with big pods that can be easily dried or consumed fresh. Red Devil (Capsicum Annuum) Heat: Hot Taste/flavour: Not remarkable Wall t...
All 2008 chilies
September 10, 2008
Growing chili peppers
Let's take a look at my 2008 chili growing list. Aji amarillo (Capsicum Baccatum) Mild, ripens from yellow to bright orange, 9-10 cm long. More details and a recipe: Peruvian ...
Cayenne Ring of Fire Chili
September 05, 2008
Chili Pepper files
The Cayenne Ring of Fire is a hot, short cayenne chili pepper. The plant will produce an incredible number of pods, that will ripe earlier than other chilies. It can be easily dr...
Peter Pepper Red Chili
September 04, 2008
Chili Pepper files
Mainly known for its peculiar shape, the Peter Pepper Red is a tasty chili, mild and fleshy, that can be eaten green or ripe. Peter Pepper Red (Capsicum Annuum) Heat: Mild Tas...
Jalapeño Chili
September 01, 2008
Chili Pepper files
Jalapeño is an Annuum chili pepper, red when ripe that can be harvested green. It's very tasty and used in many recipes all over the world. Jalapeño (Capsicum Annuum) Heat: Mil...
Flowers on pepper plants
July 27, 2008
Growing chili peppers
I had to wait, but the Cherry Pepper flowers are really pretty. You can see why I call Mazzetto (Small bouquet) this plant. How many flowers and pods on the same node can exist?...
Chilies on the catwalk
July 20, 2008
My 100th post!
For the 100th post of this blog, let the chili pepper plants talk. Read also: Storing chili peppers Fiery recipes
Pepper first harvest
July 16, 2008
Harvest Chili Peppers
It's harvest time for chili peppers: this is my first harvest. The Mushroom Hybrid (I named it Hot Jim) really surprised us: it's fleshy and hot, and it tastes like a bell p...
June gardening tips: Chilies, the blooming part two
July 08, 2008
Growing Chili Peppers
Many pepper plants are producing pods and I harvested many of them, but I still love to take pictures of their tiny flowers.
The first Jalapeño
July 03, 2008
Harvest Chili Peppers
This is the pepper pod I was waiting for, a small Jalapeno 2 mm long. I can't wait to eat it! Read also: The collector's garden: Jalapeno for everyone Jalapeno re...
Peppers are ripening!
June 30, 2008
Harvest Chili Peppers
Look carefully through the leaves... the first Cayenne Ring of fire has turned red! This is an Hungarian Yellow Wax, I should harvest it when it was yellow, but I choose to wait...
Late chili transplanting
June 29, 2008
Growing chili peppers
Feeling guilty, I show you a picture of five pepper plants. I should transplant them two months ago, but I leave them in a small pot until today. A hundred plants are too many, an...
My first Habanero pods
June 24, 2008
Growing chili peppers
I was sighing because none of my Chinense pepper plants had pods, but looking under the leaves of a plant I found two well hidden surprises. They're Habanero Red: they're my fir...
First pepper pods, part 2
June 04, 2008
Harvest Chili Peppers
Pepper pods that I forget last time: Bulgarian Carrot Explosive Ember Yellow Cedrino Read also: Storing chili peppers Fiery recipes
First chili pepper pods
June 02, 2008
Harvest Chili Peppers
Taking a look at the chili pepper plants, I had some nice surprises: They're not the only ones! I'll promise more photos... Black Prince, my favourite ornamental pe...
Winter sowing planting dates - Chili Peppers
April 04, 2008
Growing chili peppers
All chilies are ready to be transplanted. Let's look at them, from Aji Amarillo to Vizcaino. My chili pepper's germination times: Capsicum Baccatum Aji Amarillo 5-7-8 da...
Chili peppers transplanting day
April 02, 2008
Growing chili peppers
This Sunday I transplanted my plants in the garden. These are all my chilies for a group photo. Don't let my cat's tired expression foolish you: she didn't help at all! ...
(Ita) Habanero White alla riscossa
March 21, 2008
Chili repotting time
March 18, 2008
Growing Chili Peppers
Two weeks ago I brought out some pepper plants grown indoor. They have lost some leaves but they still look fine. On the right, in plastic glasses: Poblano, Cayenne Hybrid, Serran...
Numex Twilight meets ladybug
March 11, 2008
Growing chili peppers
It was raining all through the night and morning. The chili pepper plants that I had brought out have tasted their first rain drops. This afternoon there was a welcomed gues...
Chili peppers group photo
February 19, 2008
Growing chili peppers
All my (almost 150) pepper plants are indoor, waiting for the spring. A group photo of the autumn plants. They look like a small forest now. The Hungarian Yellow Wax, a Capsi...
(Ita) Un Rocoto e un Habanero: Pubescent vs. Chinense
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(Ita) Coltivazione fuori stagione: un peperoncino a sorpresa
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(Ita) Peperoncini indoor, 2: nascita
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RECALL ALERT: Price Chooper recalls 3 kinds of cookies
Price Chopper Supermarket is voluntarily recalling three varieties of Burst Cookies – Brownie, Almond and Raspberry -- because all the ingredients were not listed on the label. Not marked on the packaging was milk and wheat, two known allergens. The product is not harmful in any way to those who are not allergic to milk or wheat products.
These frozen cookies are produced by Jacqueline's Wholesale Bakery and baked in Price Chopper's in-store bakeries. The recall impacts cookies with sell-by dates of September 5, 2012 through June 21, 2013.
Customers are encouraged to return any packages of Burst cookies to the store for a full refund.


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Kohl's, Baptist Health Paducah partner to promote middle school health
The Baptist Health Paducah Hospital Foundation has received a $24,306 grant from Kohl's Department Store for programs to promote good health at four middle schools in Paducah and McCracken County.
The grant, through the Kohl's Cares cause merchandise program, was made possible through donations collected at the Paducah Kohl's store. The "Kohl's & Baptist Opening our Heart to Youth" partnership was announced at a news conference during the inaugural event at Lone Oak Middle School today.
Upcoming events are set for Paducah Middle School on Oct. 18; Reidland Middle on Feb. 8; and Health Middle on March 26, reaching more than 800 sixth-graders.
The events follow a carnival theme with nine health-related activity booths operated by hospital volunteers. Students rotate through the different stations, which include trying new foods at the "Food Fear Factor" booth and measuring flexibility at the "Show Me Your Moves" booth.
To encourage the students to adopt more healthy lifestyles, each receives a free pedometer and a log to measure steps over six weeks. Prizes will be awarded to the students with the most steps in each homeroom class. The two schools with the most miles walked per student will receive a cash prize.
"Kohl's has been a dedicated supporter of children's health across the country, and Baptist Health Paducah is equally dedicated to curbing childhood obesity in our area," said Laurie Latham, foundation director.
Latham noted that in addition to funding children's health programs, Kohl's associates also volunteer on a regular basis at community events.
Baptist Health Paducah is involved in several other fitness programs aimed at curbing childhood obesity, including Project Fit America fitness curriculum and equipment at five area elementary schools and Get Active Today through WPSD-TV. Visit westernbaptist.com/childhood obesity for more details.
Through the Kohl's Cares® initiative, Kohl's has donated more than $208 million (100 percent of net profit) from the sale of $5 books and plush toys to children's health and education programs nationwide, including hospital partnerships like this one. Through Kohl's Associates in Action volunteer program, more than 500,000 associates have donated more than 1.6 million hours since 2001; and Kohl's has donated more than $47 million to youth-focused nonprofit organizations. For more information, visit www.Kohls.com/Cares.
Based in Menomonee Falls, Wis., Kohl's (NYSE: KSS) is a family-focused, value-oriented specialty department store offering moderately priced, exclusive and national brand apparel, shoes, accessories, beauty and home products in an exciting shopping environment. With a commitment to environmental leadership, Kohl's operates 1,134 stores in 49 states. In support of the communities it serves, Kohl's has raised more than $208 million for children's initiatives nationwide through its Kohl's Cares® cause merchandise program, which operates under Kohl's Cares, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. For a list of store locations and information, or for the added convenience of shopping online, visit www.Kohls.com.
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Photography for Newbies – Part 1
Because I know there are new-ish photographers within my readership, I put together several informative posts for all 'newbie' photographers. Each blog post is jam packed with practical information that will guide you making the most of your photographic investment.
This introductory post will walk you through the basic settings on your camera, offer photo tips based on my personal experience, and include informative links to further your knowledge.
Take good notes and happy snapping!
Valuable info under the cut
Photo Tip #1: READ ME!
The first thing to do when bringing home your new *baby* is read the owner's manual. I know you just want to rip open the box and start clicking away. Guaranteed you will use the auto setting and think life is grand. Take 10 deep cleansing breaths and step away from the camera while grabbing the owners manual. Granted, most manuals are quite dry; the information contained in the manual will save you time, lower your frustration level and help prevent bad photos. Most importantly – help prevent bad photos. Chances are you've made a significant investment in this camera. Today's dSlR's, even the introductory models have powerful functions that will take time for the beginner to learn. The best place to start – the owner's manual.
Photo Tip #2: Find your Mentor
There is sort of an informal big brother/big sister movement among local photographers. It is important to understand that you are not alone in your struggle to understand the laws of physics in relation to your new camera. In all seriousness, it is beneficial to join a local photo club or find a Flickr meetup in your area. These are great opportunities to learn more about photography and maybe make new friends – a win/win situation.
Photo Tip #3: Invest in a good quality prime lens. Most entry level dSlR's come standard with a kit lens. While it is a good start, adding an inexpensive prime lens will help you step into the world of creative photography. In short you will begin to take photos similar to the ones that inspired you to purchase the camera in the first place. My suggestion would be as 50mm f/1.8. If you want to splash out more money, then go with the 50mm f/1.4. When you are ready to explore other lenses such as Macro or Telephoto lenses, head to your local camera shop and rent them for the weekend. It is best to take time to find what types of photos you enjoy shooting, then purchase the appropriate lens.
Photo Tip #4: Join an online photo sharing website such as Flickr, Photobucket or Picasa. Added benefits include; large groups of people just a jazzed about photography as you are, a wealth of EXIF data for you to study, and a great way to show off your own masterpieces. It is a win/win situation.
Photo Tip #5: Practice, practice, practice! With the advent of digital cameras, new enthusiasts can take advantage of the instant viewing of their photos to build their skills fairly quickly. Always carry a camera with you as you are constantly surrounded by unique photo opportunities. Most importantly, have fun!
Photo Tip #6: Pay it Forward.
This is a great way to freely pass on a bit of goodwill and this world can use every bit of it. The premise is simple; whenever you have the opportunity, say 'thank you' by offering a print of your best photo to the subject of your photo. For example, my photo buddy Richard and I spent a Sunday photographing the main hall of 30th Street Station. We spent some time photographing the owner of Phoenix Shoe Shine stand. Here is his posing patiently for the camera.
After post processing, Richard helped to select my best photo to print. A few weeks later, I happily handed him his photo. The cost of sharing this photo with him? Priceless. So my fledgling photographers, while you are going about learning the craft of photography, take the opportunity to use your new skills to spread a bit of goodwill.
Basic Photography Settings
In this section, I will define basic setting found on your camera. Please memorize these definitions as there will be a quiz.
Aperture Priority seen on your dSlR abbreviated as AV: This function controls how much light enters the camera from the lens and is represented as a numerical value or f-stop. The Aperture value is always printed on the lens. The value represents the depth of field of the image you want to photograph. A large aperture value or low f-stop gives you a shallow depth of field resulting in a sharp foreground image and a blurred background. A small aperture value or large f-stop will allow sharp focusing of both the foreground and background. When you select this setting, the camera will automatically set your shutter speed.
For example, and f/2 lens stop has minimal depth of field, while an f/11 lens stop has considerably more. A lens has the following printed on it: Canon Zoom Lens EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6. The f-stop for this lens is f/3.5-5.6, this information tells me that the aperture priority setting is small allowing for more of the photo, background and foreground to be in focus. This is the lens to use when I want all the elements in the frame to be in focus.
Example #2: My favorite lens is the Canon 50mm f/1.8. The lens lowest f-stop of f/1.8 is noted on the lens. This tells me that this lens has a large aperture priority. This allows for focusing on a narrow area in the foreground. I use this lens when I want a shallow field of focus and desire the rest of background to be blurred.
In summary, the higher the f/stop more area will be in focus; the lower the f/stop means less area in your frame will be in focus. The choice of which to use is dependent upon the you and your vision of the photo you want to take.
Shutter Speed: This is the time the shutter is open when taking a photo. This definition is less confusing than Aperture Priority. Shutter Priority is abbreviated on your camera as "TV" (Time Value). The values reflect the time the shutter is open, the larger the value the longer the shutter is open. Conversely, the smaller the value, the shorter amount of time the shutter is open. TV allows the photographer to freeze or blur moving objects such as flowing water. When you select this function, the camera will automatically set your AV
TV shutter open for 4 seconds the water in the illuminated fountain looks quite blurred.
TV shutter open for one four hundredth of a second (1/400), the water looks frozen in place.
Both AV and TV perform the tasks of regulating the amount of light entering the camera. These are tools for you to use to create good photos.
ISO - The ISO sensitivity characterizes the sensor's sensitivity to light, you can think of it as the 'film speed'. The most common ISO speed settings are: 100, 200, 400 and 800. With digital cameras, the ISO can range from 50 through 6400. Lower ISO numbers (50 through 400) require more light to get a good exposure, while higher ISO numbers (800 +) require less light to get the right exposure. Unlike film, you can change the ISO at will, dependent upon the scene.
Exposure compensation, abbreviated EV on your mode dial. This feature allows you to adjust exposure as it is measured by an inboard light meter. The range of adjustment goes from +2 to -2 EV in 1/3 steps.(-3 to +3. Essentially, you are telling the camera to either allow more light in (positive number) or to allow less light into the camera (negative number).
White Balance abbreviated on the mode dial as WB. This feature allows you or the camera to remove unrealistic casts due to lighting issues. Basically, it makes your whites a true white on the camera – sort of like Tide. This has to do with color temperature represented in Kelvin. Your manual reviews the numerous choices you have in adjusting the white balance of every photo. See Tip#1.
Manual control abbreviated by the letter 'M' on the mode dial. Selecting this function allows you to set every parameter I've covered and then some. The user is in full control of every setting. It is not as daunting as it seems at the moment.
P mode is one step down from manual – when you focus your shot, it will set all the parameters for you, however, it does allow you to change individual settings as you see fit. This is a great place to begin as you progress towards full manual freedom.
Auto setting – Just pretend it doesn't exist. Using it will stall your progression towards photography nirvana – you don't want to deny yourself the experience.
JPEG - Stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the committee that developed this photography format. It is a compressed file format that is best used in color digital photography. You have the option of setting this type of file for your photos. JPEG images are retouched by the image software in the camera before being viewed by user.
RAW - A file format that has minimal processing before viewed by user. Basically, what the lens 'sees' is what is produced. A very 'raw' photo that will need post processing to bring out the beauty of the image. Many dSlR's offer the option of RAW file format.
EXIF Data – Stands for EXchangeable Image Format. Each photo you take has a small file that contains all the camera settings used to take this photo. Many photo sharing websites allow you to display EXIF data. This information is an invaluable teaching tool. Below is an example of the EXIF data displayed by FLICKR
Rule of Thirds – Using this technique will help you produce well balanced, easy on the eye photos. You can read a great review of this technique HERE.
I believe there is enough stuff on this post for you to review and practice. Using what I've explained in this post the following won't look greek to you:
CanonXT + 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6, 1/250 @ f/8 ISO 100 EV 0.2.
Let me know your thoughts or send me a link to photos you have taken.


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The game is now more than ten years old, and even the hardcore community has largely moved on. I briefly imagined a revitalized Blades community, possibly organized around an open-source version (or rewrite) of Blades, but that does not look realistic.
All this considered, I will not be able to invest the time required for this. It's better to face that rather than keep this endlessly on the backburner of procrastination.
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CHEYENNE - Wyoming Game and Fish has captured and moved hundreds of sport fish along with seven turtles from Sloan's Lake in Cheyenne ahead of a city plan to drain the lake this winter to fix a pump.
Workers on Thursday used nets and electro-shocking equipment to capture 428 largemouth bass, 374 yellow perch, 292 black crappies, seven trout and seven western-painted turtles from the lake in Lions Park.
"We're doing what we can to save the game fish," said Steve Gale, a biologist with Wyoming Game and Fish.
Workers also captured a 34-inch carp that weighed more than 20 pounds, recognized by one angler who said he had been trying to catch the fish all summer but had only broken equipment to show for his efforts.
"That's him!" said Bill Paxton. "That's carp-zilla! He owes me some rod and reel."
The sport fish and turtles have been moved to nearby Lake Absarraca. Crews plan to return to Sloan's Lake in October to capture more fish.
The city's Board of Public Utilities this winter plans to drain the 16-million-gallon lake that is usually 12 feet deep to repair and move a pump intake that supplies water for the park's irrigation system.
"My expectation is (the lake) will look like a frozen, icy-looking depression," said Herman Noe, engineering manager for the Board of Public Utilities.
Noe said silt has been clogging the pump. He said once the lake is dry, crews will clean out the pump and create an intake that is easier to keep clear of silt.
Noe said there are no plans to clean or vacuum the lake floor.
"If there are individual pieces of debris, we can pick it up," he said.
He said draining the lake will take about a month, and work on the pump will take about two months, depending on the weather.
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I moved my figs this spring and lost track of which was HC and which was Celeste. I both tag and log trees to keep this from happening but I forgot to log them and the tags recently fell off. They are fruiting now and I'm not familiar enough to tell them apart -- whats the easiest way to tell these two guys apart? I looked at the online pictures of the fruits and they look too similar.
I think I will finally get some figs now after seven years of few fruits, the new location has much more sun. Scott |
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The leaves are totally Diferent. Hardy C has a lot of leaves with Five fingers and two little tumbs,and Celeste has a lot of leaves with three lobes only. |
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Herman, you the man! Its obvious from their leaves. Both are producing very nice figs now. Scott |
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Summer Camps at Mercer Slough
1625 118th Ave. SE, Bellevue, WA 98005 | On a 320-acre wetland just north of I-90
The outdoor environment takes center stage at Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center, a collaboration between the City of Bellevue and Pacific Science Center. This award winning, LEED Gold certified facility features spectacular views of this 320-acre wetland, laboratories, classrooms, a visitor center, a tree house and hiking trails. The center's unique features provide the perfect setting for camps brimming with hands-on investigation. Experience a summer of discovery, outdoor adventure and environmental science at Mercer Slough.
Drop-Off & Pick-Up
Morning Drop-Off takes place in the turn-around for camps in Licorice Fern and Salmonberry classrooms, and in the North parking lot for camps in Dragonfly or Pond Lily classrooms (View Map). For full-day camps, drop-off takes place from 8:45 - 9 a.m. each day; camp activities begin promptly at 9 a.m. On Monday, please park and walk your child to his or her classroom. Other days, teachers will be waiting on the sidewalk for curb-side pick-drop off. Please do not leave your car unattended in the driveway between 8:35 and 9 a.m.
Afternoon Pick-Up takes place from 3:45 - 4 p.m. Pick-up takes place in the same location as drop-off. We allow a 10 minute grace period for picking up your camper; at 4:10 your child will be placed in extended day care for a $12 fee.
For half-day camps, check your confirmation materials for drop-off and pick-up details and times.
Kid Code
At pick-up you will be asked the Kid Code you selected at registration. This code functions as a password; share this code only with anyone authorized to pick up your child.
This is a security measure to ensure all campers leave with authorized adults. Camp staff will release campers only to those who know the Kid Code, or who show picture identification that matches names listed on the medical form. If you forget your Kid Code before camp begins, ask the teachers as you drop off your child on the first day of camp.
Emergency Contact Information
In case of emergency, or to contact camp staff, call (425) 450-0207
We may also be reached by calling Pacific Science Center:
Registration Office: (206) 443-2925, available M-F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Reception: (206) 443-2001, available daily 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Extended Day Care
Morning extended day care is available from 7:30 - 9 a.m.
Afternoon extended day care is available until 6 p.m.
Cost for each: $50 per 5 day week, $40 per 4 day week, or $12 dailyPlease provide an extra snack for your child if you are using extended day care.
After 6 p.m. you will be charged $1 for each additional minute. This is due upon arrival.
For unplanned extended day care use, please inform the teacher in the morning and pay with cash or check when picking up your child. Please drop off and pick up your camper in the Licorice Fern classroom in the building nearest to the Tree House.
What to Bring to Camp
Our campers spend a large portion of every day outside. Please make sure your child is prepared for weather and that all items are labeled with your child's name.
Campers should bring the following each day:
Two snacks (Note: Please provide an extra snack if your child is staying for extended day care)
Large sack lunch (Camper Lunch Program is not offered at this location.)
Water bottle
Weather appropriate clothing
Waterproof jacket or poncho
Shoes or boots that can get wet and muddy and are comfortable for hiking
Hat (for sun protection and warmth)
Any medications listed on your medical form. Give any medications to camp staff on the first day of camp.
Day pack for lunch, water, snacks and any other daily needed items
Please do not send any valuables with your child to camp. Valuables include, but are not limited to, money, hand-held games or music devices, pocket knives and cell phones.
We expect children to attend each day of camp (except for illness) and to arrive and depart at the scheduled time.
Many of our camps include multiple field trips that make late arrival and early pick-up difficult to accommodate. Campers who miss field trip departures will not be able to stay at the education center. Please avoid scheduling appointments and other activities during the camp day.


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"Jews Sing the Blues" concert will rock local Congregation.
Join Congregation Beth Shalom (CBS) on Saturday, September 20 in combining the spirit of the Days of Awe with the feel of the Blues.The CBS Blues Band will join Rabbi Ira Rosenfeld and Cantor Beth Wasserman Rosenfeld in a special and unique celebration of life. The program will also include special readings and recitations by CBS congregants and guests.
Selichot translates to "apologies," and represents a commemoration of the passing Jewish year as The High Holy Days; the Ten Days of Awe from Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year's), and Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) approaches.
"Blues music represents the bittersweet celebration of life as well as the regrets for things that we have or haven't done," Rabbi Ira Rosenfeld said. "By combining Selichot with the Blues, we hope to engage and inspire everyone with the meaning of the High Holiday season and the spirit of the Blues."
The "Jews Sing the Blues" concert will begin at 8:00 pm. For more information about tickets to Congregation Beth Shalom's High Holy Days services, the holiday service schedule, locations, or programs for children of all ages, call Mary Smith at(661) 254-2411, or visit the CBS website at www.cbs-scv.org.


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Hi! I just came across the ivillage Garden Web and I've been looking for a Garden Club in my area. I have tried to find one and to date have not found one. I do however go to anything garden related at my library.
I would like to find out if maybe someone near me would like to start up our own Garden Club or at least share secrets, plants and tips. I am a Stay-at-home-Mom and just really got into gardening two years ago. I am a novice to say the least but would love to learn and share what I have learned. Thanks again for your time. I hope to hear from you. |
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I hope you find one. Ive been looking for one in my area - Babylon, havent found one. I absolutely love love love gardening. Good luck. |
I believe there is a Patchogue and and a Sayville Gardening Club which also have tours of local gardens. There is also a Long Island rose Society and Daylilly Society. You can contact the local Cooperative Extension at Kermit W. Graf Cornell Cooperative Extension Building 423 Griffing Avenue, Suite 100, Riverhead, NY 11901-3071 or Tel: 631-727-7850, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. They might be able to help you. Happy Gardening! |
I belong to the Patchogue Garden Club. There is also a club in Bellport ( by invite), and I believe Setaucket also has a club. I thought I had posted the Patchogue meeting once before, and I believe Spike ( former web owner)may have deleted it. If you call the Chamber of Commerse in Patchogue, they will give you our contact person...she also is a Chamber member. We are a very open , friendly group with alot of activities , and welcome new members. Susan |
Our LI Master Gardeners is having free lectures at the Holtsville Ecology Center and we are also having a plant sale.If you are interested, check out our website. http://limg.org/ Lynne |
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Taliban suicide bomber assassinates head of Afghan High Peace Council
Burhanuddin Rabbani salutes Northern Alliance troops at a camp in 2001. Photo source: Reuters. |
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Taliban suicide bomber assassinates head of Afghan High Peace Council
The Taliban have claimed credit for today's suicide attack in Kabul that killed Burhanuddin Rabbani, the chief of the Afghan High Peace Council and former president of Afghanistan. The suicide bomber killed Rabbani in his home and seriously wounded Masoom Stanekzai, the peace council's secretary, after detonating an explosive device that was hidden in his turban.
"A Taliban member who went to Rabbani's house for peace talks detonated a bomb hidden in his turban," a statement released by the Kabul police chief's office said, according to Reuters. The suicide bomber had not been searched by security forces prior to entering Rabbani's home, as a sign of trust.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid identified the suicide bomber as Mohammad Masoom, and said he entered Rabbani's home under the guise of peace talks.
"As soon as Rabbani came three steps forward to hug Mohammad Masoom, he triggered his explosive-filled jacket killing Rabbani, (another) Taliban militant Wahid Yar and four security guards present at the house," he told Reuters.
Masoom was introduced to Rabbani by Rahmatullah Wahidyar, the Taliban's former Deputy Minister of Refugees Affairs. Wahidyar, who is from Paktia province, reconciled with the Afghan government in the winter of 2005. The New York Times described Wahidyar as "a trusted emissary" of Rabbani. His whereabouts are currently unknown.
Kabul police and the National Directorate of Security are said to have a second suicide bomber and the Taliban's driver in custody.
As the head of the Afghan High Peace Council, Rabbani was tasked with conducting reconciliation talks with the Taliban. While Rabbani had in the past been optimistic about the prospects for reconciliation, he is said to have soured on the process and believed the Taliban had no interest in reconciliation, according to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
NATO and the US are banking on reconciliation with large elements of the Taliban as well as the development of the Afghan National Security Forces as major elements of the strategy to dramatically reduce their military presence by 2014.
The assassination of Rabbani is the latest in a string of attacks that have targeted high-profile Afghan leaders. Since the beginning of spring, the Taliban have killed Ghulam Haidar Hamidi, the mayor of Kandahar; Ahmed Wali Karzai, President Karzai's brother and an influential power broker in Kandahar; General Daud, the top police commander in the north; General Abdul Rahman Sayedkhili, the provincial chief of police for Kunduz; Jan Mohammad Khan, the former governor of Uruzgan province who had become one of Karzai's top advisers; and Mohammad Hashim Watanwal, a parliamentarian from Uruzgan. Khan and Watanwal were killed in a suicide attack at Khan's home in Kabul.
Rabbani's murder also takes place just one week after a team of Taliban fighters launched an assault on the US Embassy, NATO headquarters, and several police stations in Kabul. The attack lasted for more than 20 hours.
Today's attack is the fourth carried out by the Taliban using a bomb hidden in a turban. This is a tactic that was not used by the Taliban until this summer. On July 14, a Taliban suicide bomber detonated his headdress during a funeral ceremony for the slain half-brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, killing four people, including the ulema council leader, Maulvi Hikmatullah Hikmat, and another senior religious cleric. On July 27, a turban suicide bomber killed the mayor of Kandahar City, Ghulam Haidar Hamidi, after he exited a meeting and was speaking on his cellphone in a courtyard. And on Aug. 19, a Taliban suicide bomber with an explosive device hidden within his headdress detonated at an Afghan government center during a ceremony marking Afghanistan's Independence Day held at the Helmand Military Corps Center. Three Afghan National Policemen were wounded in the attack.
Posted by don owen at September 20, 2011 3:01 PM ET:
I think we can now convince the Afgans this is a fight to the death- no peace will ever be made with these people. Total elimination of the Taliban is the end game- and anyone who supports them. They must be hunted and killed- no prisoners, no absurd rehabilitation programs. We've captured some of the same guys a half dozen or more times. Drones are the gift from Allah that will take the Taliban leaders out gefore they can take attempt to take others out. The Taliban must convince you to let them get close enough to blow you up. Afgans will hopefully realize they can never be trusted. The drones will never end for the Taliban- however their contact with reasonable people will hopefully end. Hopefully, no more Afgans will be killed trying to help bring peace.
Posted by gudien at September 20, 2011 3:01 PM ET:
We go for their leaders, they go for ours.
Posted by Paul D at September 20, 2011 3:16 PM ET:
Who dosent want peace between Taliban and Nato?
Pak Army/ISI come to mind!
Posted by peter at September 20, 2011 3:32 PM ET:
METAL DETECTORS. Why don't they use them? They are cheap, the turban bomb is now a known tactic...would you rather offend a guest or die?
Posted by Jim at September 20, 2011 7:44 PM ET:
The most deadly and devastating attacks have been facilitated by lack of iron clad security. The CIA attack and this one are two examples. These people cannot be trusted. Period.
Posted by Jim at September 20, 2011 7:46 PM ET:
Take this fight to Pakistan in a big way. Now.
Posted by plainslow at September 20, 2011 8:55 PM ET:
They kill thier own? Should I care?
Posted by blert at September 20, 2011 9:01 PM ET:
The ISI regards this campaign as pure tit for tat.
The FBI should send over some Profilers -- so that Afghan politicians can develop some appreciation of who is just to risky to chit chat with.
Posted by Jack Sargento at September 20, 2011 9:08 PM ET:
This article reports the use of a jacket bomb and a turban bomb. Which is it?
Posted by Mr. Nobody at September 20, 2011 9:12 PM ET:
@ peter you would think that they would take precautions. I believe it is just a matter of their cultural upbringing and their belief that what will happen will happen. I witnessed the same sort of lax security in Iraq. I believe the phrase is 'inshallah.' It's hard for us westerners to wrap our head around it, no pun intended.
Posted by onlooker at September 20, 2011 9:15 PM ET:
What is it gonna take before US tells Pakistan Army and ISI its enough? They are actively supporting the Haqqani network which has been killing US, Afghan and NATO personnel for years now. They are actively propogating anti-US propaganda among their people despite getting billions in aid. They are hell-bent in bleeding US, their lackies have attacked the US embassy. This inaction by the US will ultimately result in it's defeat. I believe no peace agreements will work with Taliban until they have been weakened militarily, these people take peace proposals as a sign of weakness and are savages in short.
Posted by Neo at September 20, 2011 9:21 PM ET:
Maybe they just got things crossed up and got this years "pieces initiative" mixed up with the "peace initiative". Call me cynical, but I wasn�t expecting a hell of a lot out of the �peace initiative� with the Taliban anyway.
Posted by Bubba Gump at September 20, 2011 9:22 PM ET:
Another case of life imitating art. Who here remembers the cartoon of Mo with a turban bomb. Of corse it was not a turban bomb that killed Rabbani it was a an explosive vest according to the official Taliban spooksman.
Posted by Vyom at September 20, 2011 10:23 PM ET:
it's about time another powerful and charismatic leader like Ahmed Shah Massoud(Lion of Panjshir) rise from land of afghanistan....
Posted by Max at September 20, 2011 10:38 PM ET:
Don't these people ever learn from the past? Give me a break
Posted by Max at September 20, 2011 10:38 PM ET:
Reminds me of the old Star Trek quote: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me!"
Posted by dr burke at September 20, 2011 11:59 PM ET:
What is it with these turbans? They don't have a
turban rack outside, to take them off and hand them on a peg? It would save a few lives. If I wanted to protect my life, I would meet them in a sauna naked and under close scrutiny. And a cavity search prior
to entering.
Posted by Villiger at September 21, 2011 1:47 AM ET:
Peter's point is so obviously correct. Why don't you Afghans use metal detectors, for your own sake? Should be std procedure even for your brother, then that way no one gets offended.
Btw, the turban in Afghanistan is not a religious symbol. It is purely cultural. As far as i know, correct me if i'm wrong, the Sikhs are the only major religion which require a turban for their men.
If i have to take my shoes off at an airport, why can't they enforce taking off the turban at critical security points.
Posted by F at September 21, 2011 8:04 AM ET:
This is part of a far more disturbing trend than attacks on infrastructure. Showy attacks on hotels and headquarters buildings get good media coverage and perpetuate restlessness among the civilian population, but really just prove that security isn't watertight. Deliberately targeting key leaders prevents the institutionalization of governance and deters competent people from taking up positions of leadership. If losing an insurgency is less about being outfought and more about being outgoverned, this is a way of keeping the government from being able to govern. The Taliban intention is to fill a vacuum with its own shadow government. If they keep this up they'll succeed.
Posted by Alan Hawk at September 21, 2011 11:19 AM ET:
Between this incident ant the assassination of Karazi's brother, the U.S. needs to consider the 'peace' process dead. We are NOT leaving in 2014 unless we want to return on some future date to clean out yet another Taliban nest of vipers.
Posted by Neondice at September 21, 2011 1:06 PM ET:
We cannot defeat the insurgency until the safe havens in Pakistan, where all the top leaders reside as well, are dealt with in a significant way. The Taliban do not want peace nor will they until we can annihilate their leaders and safe havens.
Posted by Soccer at September 21, 2011 5:36 PM ET:
The Taliban deny ever killing Rabbani at THIS point in time. They say they are doing an investigation into the matter and that Zabiullah Mujahid was falsely quoted by Reuters:
Posted by Mr T at September 21, 2011 6:25 PM ET:
"It's hard for us westerners to wrap our head around it, no pun intended."
No, we get it. Its called stupidity.
Posted by NUS at September 21, 2011 9:38 PM ET:
@ plainslow:
�They kill their own?�
No they did not kill one of their own.
Burhanuddin Rabbani was the founder and leader of Jamiat-e Islami of Afghanistan since late seventies. He was president of Afghanistan from 1992 through 1996. Ejected from Kabul by Taliban in 1996, he continued his presidency in exile in Takhar province until 2001, where Taliban never succeed to reach him. He never lost his seat in UN, despite Taliban controlled 95% of Afghanistan. Since 1991 Jamiat was and is the most powerful member of Northern Alliance in overthrowing president Najibullah in 1992 and Mullah Omar in 2001. Members of Jamiat still are the most powerful in the government structure after president Karzai.
Therefore Taliban did not kill one of their own; they killed their most powerful rival icon to fulfill their dream to rule Afghanistan again, in case coalition leaves out of Afghanistan in 2014.
Note - I am not fan of Rabbani, Jamiat, or Taliban, but I want to say that things are more important than arguing if it is vest or turban to be blamed.
Posted by Paul T at September 22, 2011 12:32 AM ET:
The other side is not giving up or making any deals. let's face it.
Posted by joe at September 22, 2011 5:18 AM ET:
Heap everything on Pakistan, but this will not bring victory for US forces in Afghanistan.
Posted by mike merlo at September 22, 2011 11:33 AM ET:
this 'smells' like a Hekmatyar ISI operation


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The Guardian is running a live-blog that is now dedicated to chronicling Mitt Romney's embarrassment tour and the British public's reactions to it.
My favorite parts
The Mitt Romney Summer 2012 World Tour to Three Countries is apparently having trouble moving tickets.
The London blogger Guido Fawkes reports that organizers of a Romney fundraising reception in the city this evening have slashed the original $2,500 ticket price to $1,000 for "a few last minute guests," in an effort to drum up participation.
And from the Mayor of London speaking to at least 60,000 people
There are some people who are coming from around the world who don't yet know about all the preparations we've done to get London ready in the last seven years. I hear there's a guy called Mitt Romney who wants to know whether we're ready. Are we ready?