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The Future of Civil War History: Looking Beyond the 150th
Very soon I will leave the warmth of the Sunshine State to head north, bracing myself for the vicissitudes of late winter in March. Fortunately my destination is Gettysburg, Pennsylvania —that compelling beacon to Civil War-era scholars. Gettysburg College, Gettysburg … Continue reading
A Challenge Issued: Skirmish at Hartwood Church
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The Golden Opportunity at Evelynton Heights
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Does the American Civil War Need a Theme Song?
Like so many, I have been captivated by the mournfully lovely tune "Ashokan Farewell." I am sure most of us first heard it when we were watching Ken Burns's The Civil War, and wondered about it. I knew I had … Continue reading
For Presidents Day
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Winter Responsibility
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Moment of Mercy by sculptor Terry Jones at the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, PA
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Darkest Days of the War?
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| Pacquiao vs. Mayweather Called off! I was so looking forward to this fight. The last few years have been good in boxing and this was going to be the cherry on top. I just cant see how this happened, I have never heard a blood test being so important I am going to blame this on Floyd. Pac-man put up with their allegations and has even backed off his stance on not pulling his blood 30 days prior to the fight. I hope this is some more type of hype that will just want us to watch this fight even more. Here is the article I guess you can decide for yourselves. I know this is going to disappiont all the boxing fans everywhere. Top Rank promoter Bob Arum says the Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather fight is off - ESPN
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As the auto industry strives to sustain its post-recession comeback, car companies are resorting to tactics that some experts warn will lead to trouble down the road.
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There's a new place to shop in the Twin Cities. Thursday the city of Eagan is celebrating the grand opening of Twin Cities Premium Outlets. Nothing says happiness like a new outlet mall.
May Car Sales Return To Pre-Recession Levels
Good weather and a strong Memorial Day weekend helped car buyers ignore reports of recalls, pushing car and truck sales up more than ten percent in May.
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ACADEMY AWARD- AND EMMY-NOMINATED producer Debra Martin Chase is the first African American woman producer to have a solo deal at a major studio. She is also the CEO and president of Martin Chase Productions, her own Walt Disney Co.-affiliated production company. The Harvard-educated attorney's breakout film was The Princess Diaries, which grossed nearly $109 million in domestic box office receipts and sold more than 17 million video and DVD units. Martin Chase also executive produced one of the most successful films in the Disney Channel's history, The Cheetah Girls. Martin Chase is remaking two classic films: Sparkle, which stars Whitney Houston with music by R. Kelly, and Dirty Dancing. She sat down with BLACK ENTERPRISE on the set of Sparkle to discuss the Hollywood machinery.[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
Who conceived the idea for the remake of 1976's Sparkle?
Whitney [Houston] brought up Sparkle, how she loved it as a little girl and had gone to the movies over and over in New Jersey. I'm on the other side of the country in Los Angeles, and it's the same thing. We just loved the movie. There was nothing else out there for young women of color that was glamorous--the music, romance, and fun. Sadly or ironically, however you want to put it, cut to 2012, in terms of movies, in terms of features on the big screen, and there hasn't been much since.
American Idol season six winner Jordin Sparks has been cast as Sparkle. What made her right for the role?
Obviously she has an amazing voice and she has just the fight quality about her. She's young and still has that innocence about her, but sophistication as well. People will be thrilled to see that she's a wonderful actress. She has great raw talent and instincts--she's going to knock this out of the park.
How is the Hollywood environment now versus 10 years ago?
Hollywood has changed a lot. Studios and production companies are now divisions of larger corporations, so of course it's all about the bottom line and making money. They need things to make money. It's about commerciality. What happened to the music business with the advancement of the Internet and technology is changing the movie business, lust a few years ago, DVDs were holding up the legs of major studios. There was a lot of money made in DVD sales, now those sales have gone away. Even our distribution system has changed. They are trying to figure out how to get people back to the movie theater. How do we get people invested again in the big-picture experience?
What's your reaction to the buildup this awards season around nominations for The Help's Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer?
Meaningful roles in motion pictures for African American actresses are sadly scarce. We have so much talent in our community and so few opportunities to showcase it. Thus, it's so exciting when vehicles come along with meaty, textured roles. Viola is quite simply one of the finest actresses working today and Octavia is amazing. With [Screen Actors Guild] Awards under their belts, I am crossing my fingers that these two women will be taking an Oscar home with them and solidify their rightful place in Hollywood history.
Why is mentoring so important to you?
I work hard to pay it forward. There were a lot of people that allowed me to walk through the door and I have an obligation to open the door a little bit wider for the next generation. I'm always looking out for someone great (like the next Shonda Rhimes) to help.
How do you stay inspired?
I get inspired from being around real people in real situations. Movies and TV shows are essentially about real life and life lessons. I try to keep as many friends that are not a part of this business because they are an important part of nurturing my spirit.
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Everyone can make fun of Chara's terrible balance (which can be very bad at times --he's like a ripped giraffe out there) but if he spins out and loses his balance Vs. the Habs while getting tugged on, he is now a diver.
Sure. I guess we all see what we want to see.
There is no way Eller pulled him down on his own, Chara tried a very sharp turn (for him) that he would have been lucky to pull off with nobody around.
You must be a Bruins fan who lost his way and thinks his BS will work in here. There are words for that sort of delusional behavior but I can't use them. I'll receive an infraction but I'm sure a smart
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You Don't Pass or Fail at Being a Person
Nick Bradbury, in a great article comparing programming to life:
I realized that the people in charge are as clueless as the rest of us. Like our software, our society just kind of happened over the years and it's always on the verge of coming tumbling down. Nobody really knows what they're doing or what they're talking about.
There's no magical moment you grow up, understand everything, and become "good" at life. We can become better at the things we've experienced, but we're effectively a kid again whenever something new and scary comes our way.
There's a passage I love from Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane:
Grown-ups don't look like grown-ups on the inside either. Outside, they're big and thoughtless and they always know what they're doing. Inside, they look just like they always have. Like they did when they were your age. Truth is, there aren't any grown-ups. Not one, in the whole wide world.
We're all just stumbling around in our own way, learning as we go, and yet somehow humans have managed to survive for the last 200,000 years. I always find that comforting whenever I'm worried about making the wrong decision. To quote The Ocean again, "You don't pass or fail at being a person, dear." Just do the best you can.
Burnout Is about Resentment ➔
When I experience burnout, I usually assume it's due to monotony and that I need to take a break, but that might be looking at it from the wrong perspective. Marissa Mayer put a new twist on things:
I have a theory that burnout is about resentment. And you beat it by knowing what it is you're giving up that makes you resentful. I tell people: Find your rhythm. Your rhythm is what matters to you so much that when you miss it you're resentful of your work.
Maybe boredom isn't why taking a break helps. Maybe the break helps because I'm able to start focusing on something I care about more.
Reasons Stop Mattering ➔
I was recently reminded of an anecdote Steve Jobs told newly-appointed Vice Presidents. It sums up the realities of business so well:
Jobs imagines his garbage regularly not being emptied in his office, and when he asks the janitor why, he gets an excuse: The locks have been changed, and the janitor doesn't have a key. This is an acceptable excuse coming from someone who empties trash bins for a living. The janitor gets to explain why something went wrong. Senior people do not. "When you're the janitor," Jobs has repeatedly told incoming VPs, "reasons matter." He continues: "Somewhere between the janitor and the CEO, reasons stop mattering."
This Is Not about Alcohol ➔
David Cook on alcohol and sexual assault:
In 2013, a U.N. international study showed that 70 percent of men who admitted to raping women did so because they felt entitled. As if they owned her body.
Such power ownership is not some gee-whiz feeling that appears from nowhere, a rape urge that falls out of the sky as five beers turn to six.
Waiting for the Best Solution
The Amazon Fire TV and Xbox One have started implementing voice control, and it's likely we'll see future Apple TV upgrades that offer the same.1 But why did it take us so long to make input less awkward? Were we so focused on the best solution that we forgot to look for better solutions that would suffice in the meantime?
We have a wonderful iOS Remote application for controlling the Apple TV but no quick way to open it. Even if our iPhone is within arm's reach we still need to unlock it, find and open the Remote app, wait for it to load, select the Apple TV, and wait for it to connect before we can start navigating.
Earlier this month I tweeted:
The iOS Remote app should display a notification on your lock screen whenever a linked AppleTV is waiting for keyboard input.
How long would it take to build a solution that opens Remote and connects to your Apple TV when you tap on a notification? It's not perfect, and it doesn't cover every situation, but it would have temporarily eased our pain over the last five years.2
I'm not in any position to question Apple's decisions—they've had unequivocal success without my input—but the rest of us could use this as a reminder. The next time you're brainstorming, try not to toss aside all the imperfect solutions you come up with along the way. Maybe one of them is a simple solution you could implement now while continuing to work on the holy grail.
WWDC 2014 kicks off next week, but the Apple TV's release schedule isn't consistent and there are ever-circulating rumors of bigger changes coming this Fall. ↩
iTunes Remote was released in 2008, and iOS has had push notifications since 2009. ↩
Golang: Missing or Incomplete Socket Messages
I recently ran into a puzzling error while working with Go socket connections. When performing a read operation, incoming messages would periodically arrive incomplete or not at all. The fix turned out to be easy, but the problem wasn't immediately obvious to me.
Almost every Go server implementation is built on top of the io.Reader interface. Go also provides us bufio.Reader, which implements buffering for an io.Reader
object. It's common to run into the following pattern for reading bytes from a connection:
data, err := bufio.NewReader(conn).ReadBytes('\r')
if err != nil {
// Handle error
But we rarely need to read just one message from a socket connection. To continuously wait for new messages, we can enclose our code in a for loop and hand off processing to another goroutine. If we're feeling clever, we can reduce memory usage and processing time by using a pointer to pass off our data:
for {
data, err := bufio.NewReader(conn).ReadBytes('\r')
if err != nil {
// Handle error
go processData(&data)
Everything looks good so far, but this code actually introduces a big problem that you might not notice during testing: we're creating a new bufio.Reader
, and underlying buffer, on every iteration. Since the buffer is not persistent across iterations, any messages received before the new Reader
is created will be lost.
The proper way to write this code is to create a new Reader
outside of the for loop. You can then call its read methods like normal on each loop iteration:
reader := bufio.NewReader(conn)
for {
data, err := reader.ReadBytes('\r')
if err != nil {
// Handle error
go processData(&data)
Survivorship Bias ➔
David McRaney, tackling misconceptions about studying success:
The problem here is that you rarely take away from these inspirational figures advice on what not to do, on what you should avoid, and that's because they don't know. Information like that is lost along with the people who don't make it out of bad situations or who don't make it on the cover of business magazines – people who don't get invited to speak at graduations and commencements and inaugurations.
This is a long read, but it's particularly worthwhile for recent college graduates who are slowly making their way into the world. It's easy to furiously soak up advice from people and companies we admire, but we often forget how much we can learn from failure—including our own.
Printing TODO Comments with Ack
There are a lot of terminal commands floating around that will list the TODO comments in your source code, but I've always found their output format lacking. Last week I decided to come up with something better. It's language agnostic and it organizes everything into vertical columns to make reading easier:
ack -i -o --group --color --sort-files "(TODO|FIX(ME)?|OPTIMIZE|BUG)(\(\w+\))?: (.*)" * | perl -pe "s/:/\t/" | perl -pe "s/\t(\w+)(\(\w+\))?:(.*)/\t\$1:\$3 \$2/"
Here's a breakdown of the options we're using, and a few others you might find useful:
Option | Description |
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Highlight the matching text |
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Follow symbolic links |
--group |
Group matches by filename |
-i |
Ignore the case of matches |
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Don't search within subdirectories |
-o |
Display only the matched text1 |
--sort-files |
Sort the outputted files in alphabetical order |
- Added support for "BUG" and Go-style attributed comments such as "BUG(who)". — 29 April 2014
- Moved Go-style attribution to the end of the comment. This should make the list easier to scan. For example, "XYZ(who): Comment text" is now displayed as "XYZ: Comment text (who)". — 25 May 2014
When combined with wildcard matching, this helps us discard any tabs or spaces that come before the comment. ↩
Sochi 2014: The Opening Ceremony ➔
As usual, The Atlantic and Boston.com have posted beautiful photo essays, this time for the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
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- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts (halved)
- 1/2 lb large shrimp (peeled and deveined)
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- 2 medium chopped tomatoes
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- 1 sliced red bell pepper
- 1 sliced yellow bell pepper
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1 1/2 cups chicken stock
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons white wine
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh parsley
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1Make a cajun seasoning blend by combining the white pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika, garlic powder, and onion powder in a small bowl.
- 2Cut the chicken breasts into bite-size pieces.
- 3Use about one- third of the seasoning blend to coat the chicken pieces.
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- 5Start your pasta cooking by bringing 5 quarts of water to a boil over high heat.
- 6Add both fettuccine to the hot water, reduce.
- 7the heat to medium, and simmer for 12 to 14 minutes or until the pasta is tender.
- 8While the pasta cooks, heat 1 Tablespoon of the olive oil in a large frying pan or skillet over high heat.
- 9When the oil is hot, saute' the chicken.
- 10in the pan for about 2 minutes per side or until the surface of the chicken starts to turn brown.
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- 12When the chicken and shrimp have been seared, pour the contents of the pan onto a plate or into a bowl. Do not rinse the pan!
- 13Put the pan back over high heat and add the remaining tablespoon of oil to the pan.
- 14Add the tomatoes, peppers and onions to the oil. Sprinkle the vegetables with the remaining spice blend and saute' for about 10 minutes or until the vegetables begin to turn dark brown or black.
- 15Add the chicken and shrimp to the vegetables and pour 3/4 cup of the chicken stock in the pan. Cook over high heat until the stock has been reduced to just about nothing.
- 16Add the remaining 3/4 cup of stock to the pan. The liquid should become dark as it deglazes the pan of the dark film left by the.
- 17spices and cooking food.
- 18Stir constantly, scraping the blackened stuff on the bottom of the pan. Reduce the broth a bit more, then turn the heat down to low.
- 19Combine the arrowroot with the wine in a small bowl. Stir until it is dissolved.
- 20Add this to the pan and simmer over low heat until the sauce thickens slightly. When the pasta is done, drain it and spoon half onto a.
- 21plate.
- 22Spoon half of the jambalaya over the pasta.
- 23Sprinkle half the parsley over the top.
- 24Repeat for the second serving.
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- Total Carbohydrate 73.7 g
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- 31%
- Protein 35.8 g
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Jeff CaplanST. LOUIS -- The St. Louis Cardinals have a new No. 2 in the lineup for tonight's Game 6 in lefty-swinging Skip Schumaker to go against Texas Rangers right-handed starter Colby Lewis. The Cards will be looking for a little jump at the top of the line...
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Jeff CaplanARLINGTON, Texas -- Third baseman Adrian Beltre flashed his brilliant leather once again on the first play of the game to rob Rafael Furcal of a lead-off double for the second consecutive game. But it was in the sixth inning that Beltre left jaws ...
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Jeff CaplanST. LOUIS -- Texas Rangers closer Neftali Feliz didn't get a chance to pitch in Game 1 of the World Series, so when the second-year closer made his appearance in the ninth his first pitch sailed high and registered 100 mph. Just a bit amped up. ...
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Jeff CaplanST. LOUIS -- Colby Lewis has never had the title of ace or been tabbed the No. 1. But there should be little debate that Lewis is the Texas Rangers' most trusted postseason starter. He had his best stuff on display in a critical Game 2 on Thursday...
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Jeff CaplanST. LOUIS -- Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus was told that his brilliant diving stop and flip with his glove to second base to end a critical St. Louis rally in the fifth inning probably reminded the Busch Stadium crowd of Hall of Fame shortstop...
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Who is better at playing music, horses or people? Take your time with this one. I know many of you are probably inclined to shout, "HORSES! Obviously horses. This is stupid, what a waste of time, I guess I'll just go back to working" but what if I told you that the human was playing music through a cabbage? That makes it interesting, doesn't it! You can't quickly dismiss a horse as being a better musician than a man if you're aware that the man is playing music through a cabbage. It also might also help to know that the human in this particular battle is playing "Amazing Grace," which might not sound like the most challenging song until you pit it against what the horse is playing: "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." Hah! Only the easiest song in the book! Ridiculous. "But still, I'm sure the horse's musicianship is much better than the man's. Judging musicians is not all based on the difficulty of the piece they're performing, you know that." You're right! I do have to give you that one, which is why I'm going to show you the videos of each and let you be the judge for yourself!
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For many years, unheeded warnings were given to liberals from Republicans concerning the disastrous economic effects of Obamacare. Whether the left was blinded by their fantasy of universal health care that actually works or were simply supporting Mr. Obama because they love and adore him, it appears that they were incapable of understanding that what some now call the "Unaffordable Healthcare Act" would slow the nation's economic recovery and destroy jobs. President B. Hussein Obama pushed through his signature law, even admitting that the term Obamacare–which liberals have now ceased to use–did not bother him. Unfortunately, proud as he was of this socialism-based law, the backlash is now coming:
According to the Wall Street Journal, Republicans' predictions about Obamacare are coming to pass. In August, 2014, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released a report stating that directly due to Obamacare, over 18 percent of area employers planned to cut jobs. An additional 19 percent admitted reducing former full-time employees to part-time status to circumvent the negative financial ramifications of Mr. Obama's signature law. The New York Federal Reserve ran a similar survey, stating that approximately 23 percent of New York state-based manufacturers have reduced both the number of positions they offer and the number of hours provided to each employee for the sole purpose of staying ahead of the disastrous law and its socialist mandates.
The Atlanta Federal Reserve reported numbers even more grim: 34 percent of companies are intending to lower the number of positions they provide to American workers to avoid the oppressive tax penalties associated with the Affordable Healthcare Act. The numbers are in and they have nothing to do with "conservative propaganda," as the left would have people believe. It is a grim outlook in the eyes of any person whose desire is a successful American business world.
There is no longer any doubt that the unconstitutional mandates associated with Obamacare will hold back the economic recovery of the United States. Most individuals with a reasonable amount of intelligence never doubted that this would be the case. The law will prevent America from realizing its true potential for economic growth that can only be accomplished in a truly free market. It is no secret to most US citizens that Obama is an arch-enemy of capitalism, and perhaps that is why so many liberals still support this absurd law. It is now common knowledge that it is definitely not the universal health care program that so many Democrats desperately wanted. It is little more than a way for the Federal Government to once again put their greedy hands into the pocketbook of United States citizens.


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Insulating lineman's pliers have composite, electrically insulating handles including a core having an inner body formed of a glass-fiber-reinforced polyester pultrusion and over-braided with glass-fiber-reinforced epoxy braided layers, the core being overmolded with an elastomeric grip. The core inner bodies of the handles have axial bores in one end thereof in which are press-fitted first ends of knurled coupling pins, the other ends of which are press-fitted in bores in the ends of the metal heads, which are pivotally interconnected and respectively define plier jaws.
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Analysis: History tells us that presidents turn to foreign policy if they lose Congress.
Now on a fellowship at Harvard Kennedy School of Government's Institute of Politics, Milligan said, "After this election, Obama is going to have a hard time getting anything done. But the one place where he can continue to have impact is in America's relationship with the world."
"So much of foreign policy is public diplomacy, a sense that the world just wants to know you're listening. That matters," said Milligan, a longtime Washington correspondent for The Boston Globe.
"This is one of Obama's strengths and he will play to his strengths after the election," she added.
Clinton adopted this strategy after losing control of Congress to Republicans in 1994. He turned his attention to trying to quell conflict in the war-torn Balkans. And he focused on the seemingly intractable issue of Northern Ireland and paved the path for the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which would eventually end "The Troubles" after decades of bloodshed. It's worth noting that Clinton took on those difficult foreign policy challenges at a time when the American economy was going strong. In 1918, Woodrow Wilson pushed ahead with his foreign policy and international diplomacy despite resistance from a Republican-dominated Congress and ultimately won the Nobel Peace Prize the following year.
The raw politics of foreign policy were very much the order of the day for the 100 international journalists gathered for the Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists and a three-week tour of America. The program is sponsored through a public-private partnership with State Department and The Aspen Institute and 10 leading American schools of journalism.
Today, these foreign journalists are fanning out across the country to watch the elections unfold in big cities and small towns across America. The idea, as Charles Firestone, executive director of The Aspen Institute, describes the Murrow program, is for the journalists to "see firsthand what American democracy and society is all about, warts and all."
Last night, I reached Wojciech Cegielski, an international affairs correspondent for Polish Radio and TV, as he was watching the election unfold in North Carolina.
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I've been thinking about getting the D70 which would be my first digital camera. I'm planning on getting the lenses that gets bundled with it. I'm just wondering if anybody thinks that the CCD on DSLR's are going to eventually be at the 35mm range for the average person to afford. If that happens, what will become of the current line of DX lenses? Will DX lenses work with larger CCD's correctly? I know they not recommended to use on a 35mm SLR. I just don't have to waste money on DX lenses if they are going to have a short life span.I know that the answers will probably be all speculation.
I would say your are out of luck if the sensor grows considerably. If it only increases some then it may work with some vignetting or cropping may occur.There is a good writeup on the DX format here:http://www.nikonpro.ca/dx/index.esp?tid=56157c57375a88ef1d0bea46b235f932Personally, that lens is a great value for the money if it performs well optically. If a lager sensor comes out, you could always sell that lens with the body.
This is a great question.A couple of years back I would have suggested that Nikon's tradition of backwards compatibility would offer some assurance of longevity of their new products. This has all changed with digital, as the technology advance rate far exceeds that of the film era. Products are being introduced and replaced at such a rate that the philosophy of maintaining longevity probably cannot be fulfilled by Nikon. A good example is the DX flash protocol, it has now been eclipsed by i-TTL, rendering those DX flashes less effective on newer digital bodies like the D70.Until there is a concrete answer to the Full Frame question, there will be risk associated with buying into the 1.5/DX philosophy. Perhaps the new offerings at PMA will illuminate the issue a bit more clearly.
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This is getting to be a very frequent question with a lot of speculation involved that needs some clearing up.First, the DX format itself: the image produced is smaller (at at least some focal lengths) than that needed to fill a 35mm film frame. If you use these lenses on a film body (or a DSLR with a larger sensor) you will certainly get significant vignetting. The 12-24DX for instance will work fine on film from about 17mm out to 24mm. Wider than this though and you will see obvious problems. At 12mm, the image will be a round circle with a black background. This is not a problem for the intended use though since the DX sensor is small enough that the image circle completely covers it at all focal lengths. If the image circle covered the larger size completely at all focal lengths as well, the lens would not be marketed as a DX lens. Therefore, this problem will exist on all DX lenses at least at some zoom settings.As to whether this is a problem or not, it depends on how you look at it of course, but instead of repeating myself from another thread, I invite you to review the following post:http://www.nikonians.org/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=2680&forum=DCForumID71 Bob JohnsonEarthbound LightNature Photography from the Pacific Northwest and beyond http://www.earthboundlight.com
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Thank you for the good advice. I think Bob states it best that if you want it, get it now because there will always be something different down the road which you'll always be waiting for and never buy anything.
> I'm just wondering if anybody >thinks that the CCD on DSLR's are going to eventually be at >the 35mm range for the average person to afford. The D70 will cost about the same as an F100.The D100 cost about as much as an F5.I think it fair to say the Canon is the only top drawer DSLR of the 3 full frame models available.It costs about the same as 7 F100's.How much can an average person afford?
Photography is a bit like archery. A technically better camera, lens or arrow may not hit the target as often as it could if the photographer or archer does not practice enough.Len Shepherd
here's an interesting data point: When the F100 first came out it sold for $1499 from B&H. The D100 currently sells for the same from B&H. Bob JohnsonEarthbound LightNature Photography from the Pacific Northwest and beyond http://www.earthboundlight.com
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This game series definitely improves greatly with each installment.
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The only thing I can complain about is how few songs there are, which is a series-wide problem. Would it be too much to ask for two stage themes and two boss themes?
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Fantastic! Although there were a lot of choices, the gameplay and concept were terrific! Although this could be improved.
... I love this series, but sadly, this instalment is, at the time of this review, suffering from slow-down issues, although that could be the results of my ageing computer. Still, of all the bullet hell games I've ever played, and I've played quite a few, frantic remains amongst the absolute very best, this one included!
This is an early review, based on the few elements I've seen so far (i.e., I've barely scratched the surface of what seems to be a very large game!), but I'm doing it now because I enjoy the series so much and I felt it was about time to leave a review for at least one of the games, specially since they share so many (good) elements, and I certainly don't want to forget to do this. Allow me to detail me analysis:
- Graphics remain top-notch. I like the clean design you use for everything, and the overall aesthetics of the ships, and that you purposely use plain backgrounds so as to allow for better contrast. I also like the shot patterns and the small animations throughout, it's pleasing on the eye.
- The music selection is very good, although not quite as blood-pumping as the songs from the original game, which I feel fit the game better (but maybe that's because I haven't gone far enough yet). Sounds effects, whilst sparse, are well used and feel about right.
- Controls are perfect. Seriously. This is what makes this game so good, the keyboard controls are very good, but the mouse controls feel just so natural and well developed that it's always been a stand-out element the games. And, given the nature of these games, this is probably the single most element of all, so huge kudos for continuing to get it right!
- Gameplay remains as challenging and as interesting as ever, with lots of enemies and ways to play. Thanks to the immense amount of customization, this game always provides so many different ways to tackle it and lots of interesting, self imposed challenges, that it's huge asset. Love the addition of a one-hit shield mode too! This flexibility comes at the cost of any narrative, but frankly, who gives a damn; gameplay is king.
- Sadly, I've suffered significant slowdown whilst playing this time around, which is a significant problem for a game like, particularly when the game then suddenly speeds up! I.e., if it was consistently slow, it'd be a shame, but still enjoyable; but inconsistent game speeds is a big issue, when finesse is such an important part of the game.
still, overall, this is an fine addition to the series and I look forward to your future games, in addition to, hopefully a frantic 4!
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I realy enjoyed this game.... Its hard which i like about it...... It reminds me of Ikaruga( i havent played Ikaruga but ive seen gameplay and found it interesting)... The shop system is exelent and simple,and my only complain is the background.... Why is the backround white like its drawn on a notebook XD .... And the soundtrack SUPERB!


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Title screen.
Intro to the Story Mode... with some story, obviously...
Walker selection screen.
And here are the contestants!
You bet I am!
Starting the race, guns blazing!
Took one down!
This is a case of bad, but still good. Got knocked down, but landed on a bullet bonus.
Just about to pass the pole and turn back while knocking down opponents left, right and center.
Course select in Free Mode.
Racing on Course 4 in Free Mode.
I'm gonna get you!


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