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Mary Matha Major Seminary
Mary Matha Major Seminary | |
Motto | Pastores Dabo Vobis |
Established | 1997 |
Type | Seminary |
Students | 202 |
Location | Mulayam, Mannuthy, Thrissur,, India |
Campus | Urban |
Affiliations | Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium |
Website | http://www.marymatha.in/ |
Data as of November 12, 2011 |
Mary Matha Major Seminary is a Christian seminary founded by Syro-Malabar Catholic Archdiocese of Thrissur in Mulayam, Thrissur, Kerala. It is affiliated to the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium.[1][2]
For years candidates to priesthood from Syro-Malabar Catholic Archdiocese of Thrissur are sent to Mangalapuzha Seminary, Aluva and St. Thomas Apostolic Seminary, Kottayam. But due to the accommodation and over crowding of students in seminaries, the Syro-Malabar Catholic Archdiocese of Thrissur decided to construct a new seminary for the upcoming priests. The foundation stone of the seminary was laid by First Metropolitan Archbishop of Thrissur, Joseph Kundukulam on December 8, 1997 in Mannuthy. Later on classes were started on June 1, 1998 by Metropolitan Archbishop of Thrissur, Jacob Thoomkuzhy. The seminary was formally inaugurated on August 15, 1998 by Mar Varkey Vithayathil, the then Apostolic administrator of the Syro-Malabar Church.
Administration and courses[edit]
The seminary is run by the Archbishop of Thrissur as Chairman and an Executive Council.
- Bachelor of Sacred Theology (Sacrae Theologiae Baccalaureus or STB)
- Bachelor of Theology and Religious Studies.
- ^ "Rare academic affiliation for Thrissur seminary". The Hindu. Retrieved 2011-11-12.
- ^ "Church should foster inter-religious understanding'". The Hindu. Retrieved 2011-11-12.


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Firstly, the thing you must know about me is that I am Irish. Not that I am celebrating it, anyone who has been to Dublin will know that it is a dark, dirty place attracting only horrible Hen Parties and filthy murderous knackers. I get by, that is, I try to.
Having examined much gaming culture I am fully aware that I am not "Old School". I am the ripe old age of 20. For the first half of my life my Parents viewed Gaming as an abhorrent pastime breeding only murderous sociopaths who played Mortal Kombat one handed to masturbate. I then managed to get a PS1 and Tomb Raider 2 and life was never the same...
I finally managed to break through my cack-handedness and homebrew my PSP (and ruin a perfectly good battery) so.. if any of you need to know stuff you can ask, I suppose.
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Yearly, Self-Destructive Gaming
on 05.19.2008
The month of May is, for me, a month of feverish gaming. I would suspect that it is also a month of feverish gaming for each and every student out there for one reason, and one reason only: there are things that we
should be doing otherwise
Yes indeed, I'm talking studying for exams, finishing projects and handing in assignments. It would seem that, in order to escape the horrors of college reality, I throw myself wholeheartedly into binge gaming; replaying old games that you got so close to finishing seems to be a favourite topic.
This year has been no exception, as this has been hand-in-your-fucking-assignments month. Oh yes, I have completed my assignments, but all have been done in the wee hours the morning before they are due. What really matters is that I finally started (and completed) Metroid Fusion, bought a new copy of MGS2 and completed it on Hard with the vast majority of dog-tags, started Pokémon Sapphire
Pearl and am now challenging the Elite Four in both. Fucking Pokémon. Fuck you.
Anyway, I seriously doubt this is something that affects only me. Does anyone else binge-game in an effort to avoid/forget assignments and exams?
**also, Metroid Fusion is so fucking good. Why did no one tell me?
Unreal Chains Of Solid Gears: The Graphic Novel
on 03.30.2008
This weekend, being forced to head home to help out my family in the garden, I decided to do something that I haven't done in a while. You know- buy games.
With my DS and I in marriage counselling, I picked up
Chains of Olympus
Portable Ops Plus
, the MGS Graphic Novel and
Unreal Tournament 3
for the PC. 100 spent without remorse, it's been a while since I felt so wonderfully buried in a sea of games.
All games covered fairly well. Chains; Beautiful but uncomfortably short (like Natalie Portman), Portable Ops Plus is an old friend who has some new stories to tell and Unreal Tournament 3 splutters and wheezes like an exhausted greasy hooker when I try and run it on my laptop. What I was really surprised with was the
Digital Graphic Novel
I really like it.
Having read
on my PSP before and mildly enjoying them, I assumed that this would be much the same. Static images, flicking through the pages, yadda yadda. But wait (
), the same springy cardboardy motion that was in Portable Ops, but telling the MGS1 story?
yes! Why they didn't draft in Mr Hayter et al to do the voicework for it is beyond me though. They worked so well in PO, the static cutscenes with dialogue, that it seems a bit... empty without it. Anyone who has seen those ads for Audio Description services will know what I mean, ambient background noises with mute characters is disconcerting.
Still though, I
like it.
Have you guys played it? What do you think?
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The Problem With Prov (And Society)
on 03.20.2008
Pro Evolution Soccer ('
' in the circles I move in..) is perhaps the game that I have dedicated the most time in my 20 years. Well, either that or Red Alert 2.
Having picked up the game in it's first incarnation as Pro Evolution Soccer on the PS2 (from ISS) I was enamoured with it. Prov was a game that placed emphasis on simulation rather than an Arcade experience, the kind already provided with FIFA. The game wouldn't let you do ridiculous tricks at the press of a button, it didn't have giant arrows and players leaving vapour trails behind them when they ran. This was a game in which a small yellow cross, showing where a long pass would land, was the only thing betraying the realism on-field. The ball had a physical model and wasn't stuck to what looked like a rubber ring around the players feet. Prov was revolutionary and, as you'd expect from something so deep, provided the most enjoyable multiplayer experience you could have with 4 vibrating controllers without voiding your warrenty.
It was a
And it remained so for the next 3 or 4 years, each release improving the game almost exponentially, improving gameplay, adding team and league licences, streamlining the game and improving the graphics. They improved it so much that to play the previous game in the series, coming from the newer incarnation would feel like playing with some primitive artefact, whose jagged edges were horrendously sub-par compared to this smooth, rolling wheel of a new release.
FIFA remained its only competitor. FIFA had the full FIFPro licence and this meant that Konami could only ever keep slowly updating its library of teams, and never buy the whole 'package' as exclusivity had been bought by EA Sports. This threatened to keep the game down, as the uninformed shopper would be happier to pick up a game with all of the teams in it than one with all leagues but the Premiership. The flashier game always won out, but to those that really value a game that requires tactics, rather than the pressing of the goal button to score, there was no contest, it was always Prov.
Let's fast-forward to this years Pro Evolution Soccer 2008.
What. The. Fuck.
It seems, not to be outdone in the league table of petty pilfering, where once EA Sports was so far in the lead that they were mere specks on the horizon, Konami has now done some stealing of their own from their rivals. Unfortunately, they have stolen most of the things that make (or at least have made) this arcade monstrosity such a footballing abortion.
The game now panders to the lowest human denominator. Once upon a time there was a proud, tasteful game with moderate sponsorship and ambitions to deliver faithful football simulation to the console. Not so anymore. The game is becoming the same benign, steroidal, over-sexed nonsense in an effort, it would appear, to steal some of FIFA's audience, that is, ignorant fucking men who's check-list for a football game would read as such:
* Jiggling Mammaries in the opening video!
* Kaiser Chiefs in opening video
* Sponsored by Zoo Magazine
* The ability to dive!
* Cristiano Ronaldo
Zoo magazine have even managed to squeeze a quote from their review of the game on to the back of the box. How on earth Konami thought "hey, let's put a quote from the Magazine that is plastered on every ad-board in the game on the back of the box, that won't arouse any suspicion!" is beyond me.
The soundtrack emulates the unsavoury FIFA 'Jukebox' and announces ceremoniously the track that is being played, even though the tracks themselves are made in-house and are, as such, unremarkable. Even the supposedly diverse genres of these songs seem to be a lie, as all tracks eventually break down into thumping 'foot-eh' songs. This wouldn't be a problem, but why the ceremony of announcing 'Bongo Wango' and telling us, in no uncertain, terms that it is a 'Drum and Bass' song? The mind boggles. Give me anonymous J-pop any day.
Thankfully, the gameplay hasn't succumbed entirely to the same spirited retardation so prominent elsewhere. It is still rather good and, despite attempting to shoot itself in the foot with the baffling addition of
, it is still fun to play and I am actually looking forward to next years addition because, I think, they have some real potential to make an excellent title with all of the power of the new consoles.
So, to quickly summarise, what is the problem with Prov?
Well, at the moment the game just seems so confused. Perhaps it is symptomatic of the jump from one generation of consoles to the next and, with resources stretched thin they are running dry on the 'new ideas' front. Perhaps it is just industry pressure as the game is still, I would guess, selling less than FIFA (whose popularity boggles me) and so they steal in an effort to get the upper hand.
Well, Seabass, Stop! What made the series so good in the first place was the move away from the FIFA series' stupidity, obnoxiousness and redundant arcade gameplay and presentation and respecting football as having an inherent beauty, not one manufactured with a chart-topping soundtrack, a library of whooshing noises or players that look all to be made from the same 'roided out mannequin.
Konami ... this is nonsense. Also,
fix the fucking network play
on PS3. Thank you.
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Bland of Brothers
on 03.05.2008
Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions
on the PSP is a wonderful game, of that I have little doubt, but it has two very distracting flaws. They are by no means game ruining but, for me, they detract from a game that is otherwise incredible.
The first (and far and away the most discussed) is the very noticeable lag whenever anything utilises the archaic particle system. It becomes more remarkable further into the game because where once you'd cast fire on an enemy and have him engulfed in a small puff of flame-y particles, you now cast Firaga and are treated to epileptic blobs, seizure-ing down from the skies when you should be witnessing
hell's fury
raining down upon your foes.
The second, and the one I consider to be
, is the horrendous lack of colour and contrast in most of the game's arenas.
Now, before the hateful comments come flooding in (ahem), I am fully aware that the game is a port of the Playstation's 'Tactics' with all new (!) widescreen aspect ratio , job classes and cut-scenes but, when the game's battlefields and menus are so desaturated and drab, surely the developmental focus was slightly off. Would it have totally ruined the authenticity of the port to have run the terrain tiles through a contrast filter or... something? I mean, this game is to be played on the PSP, a portable console whose screen desperately needs contrast and bright colours to aid anyone trying to play it on the bus with the sun glaring onto the screen.
This is personal experience speaking. I am besotted with the wonderful dialogue and the new cel-shaded cutscenes are fantastic but the two problems I mentioned (and I am well aware that the second one could just be me being an arsey little nit-picker) take the shiny gleam off a game whose
Final Fantasy
moniker demands nothing less than a brilliant shine.
Perhaps I should go back to Tactics: Advance! Where is that darn DS...
Patapon Invades Europe, Ireland Surrenders.
on 03.04.2008
Fuck Ireland. Or perhaps, fuck Europe.
Patapon's release hype contained the nourishing information that the game would cost a mere $20 in the US on it's release. This is roughly 14 Euro which is the cost of about 3 pints.
3 Pints of sweet Guinness.
But whoa now, wait a second! One glance at the
website tells me that the game
cost me a quiet evening alone drinking but will, indeed, cost me
40 fucking Euro
Apparently, according to xe.com, this is just about $60. It would appear that if Europe is not getting fucked on a release date, they are getting fucked on price.
Would you pay 40 Euro (or indeed, 60 dollars) for Patapon?
Should I?
And come on, us Europeans know a thing or two about invasions. Not the Irish of course. We're all just passive, neutral drunks who got our dickholes filled by Cromwell. Maybe this Patapon game will bring back wonderful memories... That is, if I can afford it.
Burnout Paradise is a Dirty Pervert
on 03.04.2008
So, we finally got a Wireless Router in the apartment allowing my PS3 to once again know the unbridled joys of the internet. Now, not having the money to actually download anything of use from the PS Store (read: full games), I decided to treat myself Burnout Paradise demo.
Best part of the game for me? The game tried to, without even asking if I had a camera, snap a photo of my mug for my drivers licence with the Playstation Eye that I got bundled with Eye of Judgement (which I may go back to, but I think I may hate...).
Naturally, didn't want a picture of my gaunt, hairy face grimacing at me as I tore up Paradise City so I took a picture of a bundle of wires. Adding insult to (technologically impressive) injury, the game attempted to take a snapshot of my excited mug after another driver had ploughed into me online and severely dama-, sorry I mean
my.. (ahem) Ride.
Marvellous again!
But, I have a dream. This wonderfully effortless exercise in interoperability has given me wild ideas about how future racing games could work.
(For the sake of argument I'm using my PS3 and other Sony things as an example, I'm sure the 360 and Live Camera etc. could be used similarly)
One loads up a game such as Burnout Paradise, the game asks to take your picture for your licence and allows you to fill in details about your age, weight and such. The game then maps your face onto the driving protagonist, making your character unique (In a massive online arenas such as those in Burnout, individuality is a treasured commodity). Further still, the camera allows you to capture graphics that you may have drawn, or may find in magazines, allowing you to adorn a prized car with them.
Take the PSP; it's inbuilt wireless could allow you to set it up for use as a rear-view mirror as a remote play option (as was. in part, reportedly happening with F1 Championship Edition, but never materialised). Further still, you could use the PSP's buttons to tune your engine or to change the radio station. Imagine also connecting a Sony Walkman to your PS3 and have access to your entire collection of music in-game!
This is undoubtedly the future, but with game development times seemingly becoming longer, how much impetus will the authors of these titles have to include features which may be deemed tertiary to the actual gameplay? I think all we can do is wait for the first real innovative use of the technology, and see if the others follow suit.
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Getting any of your personal property stolen is upsetting, but getting your motorcycle stolen from you can really hurt. For most of us, our motorcycles are not just a form of transportation – they are our pride and joy.
But as much as we love our bikes, so do thieves. The fact is that bikes are easy money for criminals: easy to take, easy to part out, and easy to sell. Here in San Diego, we know this well; we have among the highest rates of motorcycle theft in the nation (over 850 motorcycles were stolen in San Diego County in 2013 alone!)
There's not much we can do to make motorcycles less appealing to thieves. But what we can do is take responsibility for our own security, and make our own bikes as hard to steal as possible.
Like any kind of criminal, there isn't one "type" of person that steals motorcycles. They come in all shapes and sizes, from skinny teenage introverts to tattooed muscleheads, and they all have their own different methods by which to separate you from your precious ride.
There are, however, generally only a couple of ways the bike itself it taken - either by hauling the entire bike off in a truck or minivan, or by riding the stolen bike away. Every rider's anti-theft strategy should anticipate and prepare for both.
An astonishing number of motorcycle thefts, especially of sport bikes, are done this way – a couple of guys will spot an unsecured motorcycle, pull up close to it with a minivan or pickup, throw it in as quickly as possible, and leave. Your motorcycle can go from parked on the street, to on its side in the back of a van on its way to a chop shop, in literally only a few seconds.
This method is low-tech, but it works very well. Because of the speed in which this can be done, and the concealment the van itself provides, it can even be carried out in broad daylight, in high-traffic areas. The vehicles used in these thefts are usually also stolen, so even getting the license plate number is a dead end. Because the entire bike is picked up – steering locks, disc locks, alarms, and all – these devices do next to nothing to prevent this type of theft.
Another kind of thief thinks "why ride off in a slow minivan or truck, where I could easily get caught by the cops, when I could ride off on a fast, agile bike? Besides, I'd rather work alone." This is the thief that would rather ride your bike away, and he operates by a different set of rules than the throw-and-go minivan/truck types.
This thief is more likely to be skilled and, you might say, "professional" in his execution of the theft; he will know how to test for an alarm, find it and disarm it, possibly bring and wire up a separate ignition switch to start the bike, and pick, remove, or cut disc locks and chains. He might even use a cover story or disguise (wearing a helmet and riding gear not only makes him fumbling with a bike look "that won't start" legit, it makes him a lot harder to identify!)
A thief skilled enough to defeat all these systems is less common than the type to go after only easy throw-and-go scores, but he will probably be a lot more careful about the entire operation. He may be shopping for your bike in particular (thieves often work "on order" for a particular model, even color, of bike), and will probably have a well thought-out plan to get it.
Knowing these are the ways motorcycle thieves usually operate, how should you protect against both of them?
With all motorcycles (but more so with lighter, smaller sport bikes, standards and supermotos) you have to protect yourself from both types of theft; that it could be ridden away, or simply picked up and hauled off.
You also need to take measures to prevent thieves from targeting your bike in the first place. Where you park, how you use your security devices, and whether or not you use a cover all play a part in determining whether or not a thief even begins to eyeball your bike to begin with.
The important thing to understand about theft prevention is that there is no one single product – no lock, no chain, no alarm, no GPS – that will prevent theft on its own. Individually, all of these products have gaping weaknesses that will be only a minor hassle for any halfway decent thief.
That is why you have to have a system of products that works together. There is no "magic bullet" (not even a .45 bullet) that will keep your motorcycle safe, because there are a number of ways thieves have to beat every one. You can't make your bike completely theft-proof – that is just impossible.
The key is to make your bike such a time-consuming hassle to steal, the thief decides to move on and steal another bike instead. Time is a thief's enemy – the more time he has to spend working on stealing your bike, the more likely he'll get caught by police, or confronted by an angry motorcycle owner.
The key is to make your bike such a time-consuming hassle to steal, the thief decides to move on and steal another bike instead.
The point is, a good thief can defeat every anti-theft system in existence – all of them. Chains can be cut, disc locks can be removed, alarms can be disarmed, GPS systems can be shielded. But make it take so much time that the risk of going to jail or getting shot outweighs the reward of nabbing your bike, and you win the battle in advance.
The ideal anti-theft strategy would be to have a large and very territorial guard dog chained to your bike at all times, or perhaps an ill-tempered grandpa in a rocking chair nearby, two barrels worth of buckshot at the ready. Or heck, maybe even both. But since for motorcycles, an anti-theft system has to be practical as well as effective, so we need to stick to things that we can carry with us.
The best anti-theft strategy is to have layered security measures. Because we know the fanciest alarm, the biggest disc lock, or the heftiest chain can all be defeated (and faster than you think), none of these alone will keep our rides safe. But all added up, they do combine to make stealing your bike such a time-consuming pain in the ass, thieves would just rather move on to another bike.
With that said, our recommendation consists of the following security measures:
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Travelers need a secure camera bag to take photos on their trip. This buying guide will point you toward which camera bags are best for certain trips.UPDATED FOR 2013
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July 2, 2013
So, you're getting ready to take a big trip, and want to bring your camera gear. What should you put it all in? It depends!
How much camera gear to bring with you on whatever journey you are taking is an important issue—but what do you put it in?The answer to that question depends on the answers to several other questions: Are you flying? Hiking? Walking through a crowded city where there might be pickpockets? Are you an aspiring photojournalist? Want to blend in and work inconspicuously? There are different bags for different kinds of journeys and destinations.
In general, don't buy too much bag, but get one that will accommodate a little more than what you have. This will give you more options as you expand your system, or can provide room for non-photographic doo-dads like snacks, a change of clothes, etc.Also read: 12 Camera Bag Essentials at the Adorama Learning Center.
Here are several bags that are extremely well-suited for different modes of travel, all available at the Camera and Gear Cases department at Adorama. Keep in mind that the prices and availability of the bags listed below are accurate as of November 14, 2012.
Ape Case Pro Digital SLR/Laptop Case Adorama price: $86.66Here is a guide to the major camera bag categories, and the advantages and disadvantages of each plus a few recommended models. This is by no means a comprehensive list, but merely a starting point:
Designed for air travel, these bags are sized to fit in overhead carry-on stow-away compartments on commercial airliners. They have extending pull handles, built-in wheels, and the best of 'em have customizable compartments so you can create snug nests for your valuable cameras, lenses and other gear. There are some combination backpack/wheel models, but the pull handle and wheels do add extra weight while taking away some interior space (a typical roller bag that converts to a backpack can weigh over 13 pounds, while a similar-sized backpack can way around 4 pounds). If you're flying to a destination, consider using a roller bag for the flight, and a shoulder bag, fanny pack, or backpack bag once you get there.Advantages: They are a great idea of you spend a lot of time at airports and are hauling a lot of heavy equipment, and certainly can save your back since it literally takes the weight off your shoulders.Disadvantages: Many bags are not suitable for rough terrain, and it isn't easy to quickly access your gear.Recommended:
ThinkTank Takeoff Check-in Adorama price: $349.75ThinkTank makes an impressive line of travel-friendly roller camera bags. The Check-In has room for up to a 300mm f/2.8 lens, two pro-sized DSLRs, and a variety of other lenses, flashes and gadgts, (including a place for a monopod or tripod) yet it is sized to meet the requirements for both US and international airlines for carry-on luggage. Tuck in the handles and pull out the side straps and it converts into a backpack.
Tamrac SpeedRoller 2x Big Wheels Rolling Digital Camera and Computer CaseAdorama price: $399.95Designed to protect and carry heavy camera gear and a laptop across diverse terrain, Big Wheels SpeedRollers, are extremely tough and protective. Travel photographers will appreciate the oversized wheels, which provide excellent mobility. This spacious bag can accommodate two pro DSLRs with lenses attached, 4-6 additional lenses, accessories and a laptop.
LowePro Runner X350 AW Photo Rolling Backpack
Adorama price: $289.99LowePro's roller bag has room for a pro DSLR or medium-format system, 4-5 lenses including a large aperture telephoto zoom, assorted gadgets, and even a notebook computer with up to a 15.4-inch screen. As with the ThinkTank Check-In, the CompuTrekker Plus AW can be easily converted into a backpack. It has adjustable, padded dividers, mesh pockets, and an all-weather cover to protect the gear inside from rain. LowePro also offers a system of add-on pouches for small accessories, lenses, water bottles, and the like.
Backpacks are preferable over, say, shoulder bags, because they evenly distribute the weight across your back (the well-designed ones have lumbar support). You can get models made of rugged ballistic nylon, and some models have water-repellant hoods that will protect your gear in a downpour. Backpacks come in sizes that can accommodate a single DSLR and lens up to large versions that can hold an extensive rig with telephoto lenses and a tripod. If you're planning on hauling a lot of gear, be sure to get a backpack that offers additional support such as a snap-belt that goes around the torso. Most modern bags have places for water bottles, iPods, and even computers as well as cameras.Advantages: Backpacks go anywhere, and are great for hiking and nature photography excursions. They also don't necessarily look like camera bags, which could be useful if you're in a dicey neighborhood or a place where there are a lot of pickpockets where you don't want to broadcast that you're a photographer and are carrying lots of expensive gear.Disadvantages: Because the equipment is on your back, accessing your gear quickly can be a challenge. Some models are "sling" type bags, which will swing around to the front so you can simply reach in and grab what you need.Recommended:
Kata D-Light Bumblebee 210 Adorama price: $149.89Kata is a pioneer in innovative, thoughtful bag design, and was one of the first companies to offer brightly-colored interiors so you can more easily find stuff that disappears in darker compartments. The D-Light has an adjustable sternum strap for better back comfort during long treks, and its internal TST Rib protects equipment inside from bumps and shock. Customizable via movable dividers, the bag allows front, top and side access to your gear so you can pull out what you need quickly. And yes, there's a compartment for a 15-inch laptop. Vanguard Up-Rise 45 Adorama price: $139.99Lightweight and flexible, the Vanguard Up-Rise was recently awarded TIPA's camera bag of the year 2010, thanks to its ability to expand in size to accommodate new gear as you expand your system. This is done via a zipper expansion system. The Up-Rise also has a raincover, is filled with pockets for memory cards and doodads, and has a bright orange interior so you can find your stuff more quickly. Shoulder bagsWhen you think of camera bags, you probably think of the traditional shoulder bags like the Domke F-2, which is one of the longest-lived lines of camera bags. But there's been an evolution in shoulder bag design. Most travelers would rather not carry their gear in a bag that calls attention to itself or to the possibility that it holds valuable photographic gear, and there's a trend these days towards more fashionable bags that look like anything but camera bags. Shoulder bags come in sizes that accommodate anything from a compact camera or small DSLR with a kit lens to a fully appointed pro rig with multiple lenses, flash and cameras. Material ranges from canvass to ballistic nylon. Look for quiet pocket snaps if you want to shoot without being noticed, and if you expect to do a lot of outdoor shooting, consider a model with a rain hood.Advantages: Shoulder bags let you grab your gear quickly without needing to take the bag off your shoulder, as is needed with most backpacks. Disadvantage: Weight is unevenly distributed, which can cause back or shoulder pain after a full day of carrying heavy gear around Guadalajara or Mexico City (or anywhere, for that matter).Recommended Domke F-2 Original Camera Bag
Adorama price: $143While most camera bags offer a ton of padding, the padding can take up room, and so the Domke F-2 was designed with thin dividers that save space and allow for more gear in a smaller bag. It's a well-built, basic bag with 12 compartments and pockets, and has stood the test of time for working photojournalists. It's a bag that practically screams out "I'm a photographer," which is fine if you're running with the press pack.
Think Tank Retrospective 7 Shoulder BagAdorama price: $154.75This distressed messenger-style bag has enough space for your standard DSLR with a 24-70 mm f/2.8 attached and a 70-200 mm f/2.8 by its side. You'll also have enough room left over for your flash and other accessories. The coolest features are Tank's unique "Sound Silencers": panels located under the main flap which can be deployed to eliminate the "ripping" sound of the touch fasteners when you need to access the interior. Perfect for shooting in quiet venues!
Jill-e Medium Bone Leather with Red Leather Trim Camera Bag Adorama price: $199.99The Jill.e, which was designed by and for female photographers, looks like a purse. But the Medium sized one shown here can hold two cameras, two flashes, two lenses, and a full run of miscellaneous cards, batteries, cables, straps and so on. It's made of leather and while it certainly doesn't broadcasts that you're a photographer, it might be considered a tempting pickpocket target because, well, it looks like a purse.
Fanny Packs (also called belt packs, belly bags, hip sacks, etc) are camera/gear bags that live on a belt and can hang either on your backside or, more likely, right in front. The best designs allow you to reach right in and immediately access your stuff. While earlier bags were smaller capacity, newer models can hold a surprising amount of gear. They tend to be fairly comfortable when biking or hiking.Advantages: Fanny packs, when worn in front, are less likely to be pick-pocketed than backpacks or shoulder bags. They allow the fastest access to gear, and many also have rain hoods so they can protect your equipment in a downpour. Disadvantages: If you're fashion-conscious, forget about it; fanny packs may make you look like, well, a dork. They also call attention to the fact that you're a tourist. Nevertheless, their practicality may mean neither of the above disadvantages matter much.Recommended:
Lowepro Outback 200 AW Adorama price: $84.99Designed for photographers who want to keep their payloads in front of them, the Outback 200 AW holds a pro DSLR with standard zoom lens (up to 70-200mm f/2.8) attached; two additional lenses or flash; and has plenty of pockets for extra gear and accessories such as memory cards and cables. It has a fast-access lid that lets you get to your gear fast, and offers modular expansion storage units so you can carry even more. The Outback 200 can also be worn as a shoulder bag with the optional shoulder strap.
Ape Case Compact DSLR Top Load Holster Adorama price: $19.91The Ape Case is just big enough to hold a DSLR and a kit zoom lens, or a self-contained EVF camera. It has a rainproof hood so if you are going to questionable climates you have a small, convenient place to protect your camera. But remember: If it's not raining, keep the camera out, or you may miss shots!
Adorama Slinger Single Strap Backpack/Shoulder BagAdorama price: $29.95-$59.95Inexpensive but big enough to hold a DSLR and kit lens plus an additional lens or a flash—or a MILC kit with an additional lens and small flash—the Adorama Slinger comfortably carries just enough stuff if you're traveling light. Movable padding lets you configure the interior however you want, and with a main compartment measuring 10x10x4 you have good space.The bag is water resistant, has two outside mesh pockets (great for carrying a water bottle and a tabletop tripod), while an outside pocket can hold memory cards and spare batteries. Quick snaps secure buckles offers security, and an inside mesh pocket can also hold batteries, filters, or memory cards. The wide shoulder strap is padded and comfortable.The Adorama Slinger is available in Navy, Camo, Black, Green, Gray and Maroon. A slightly larger Photo Video Bag could also hold larger DSLR rigs and only costs $24.95. Adorama's rental department uses it daily!


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The Patriots bounced back from last week's somewhat shocking season opening loss with a 30-7 win over the Minnesota Vikings, yesterday.
The Patriots bounced back from last week's somewhat shocking season opening loss with a 30-7 win over the Minnesota Vikings, yesterday.
Running back Adrian Peterson is being reinstated by the Minnesota Vikings. The team says the former NFL MVP will fully practice this week and play Sunday against New Orleans.
Peterson was deactivated for Sunday's loss to New England after being indicted late last week on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child
Knowshon Morenohad another huge game against New England. This time, he got a win as well.
Moreno rushed for 134 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown that essentially sealed the outcome, Ryan Tannehi
The New England Patriots seem poised to make a deep run at a so far elusive fourth world championship this season. Just like every team, though, they do have a couple of question marks that could potentially spell trouble if they aren't figured out quickly.
After months of sweating it out and anxiously awaiting some definitive news as to the status of Tight End Rob Gronkowski for week one of the regular season, Patriots' fans got some great news yesterday.
With the regular season fast approaching, the New England Patriots' coaching staff has been hard at work putting together the team it believes will best perform on the field.
As I documented yesterday, the New England Patriots opened up their preseason action last night as they took on the Washington Redskins.
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MUST respond to the Manchester United financial results
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The Manchester United Supporters Trust have repeated their call for the Glazer family to use the proceeds from their intended Singapore Stock Market flotation to wipe away the club's massive debt.
Even MUST, who have always opposed the Glazer families ownership of United, admit the latest figures, revealed yesterday, are impressive.
However, whilst acknowledging the work done by commercial director Richard Arnold and his staff, they believe most of the credit should go to manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
And, in acknowledging how Ferguson managed to collect a record 19th title and a place in last season's Champions League final with minimal investment in his squad, they now want the debt cleared to allow United to really punch their weight.
MUST chief executive Duncan Drasdo said: "The commercial team at United are clearly smart operators and we welcome continued growth in the business but to be fair we've seen growth consistently year after year long before the Glazers took over. There is only one man who is responsible for that consistent success - the same one responsible for success on the pitch - Sir Alex Ferguson. Without the incredible performance on the pitch and the fantastic loyal support of thousands of matchgoing fans, as well as millions more around the world, there would be no platform on which to build the growth of the business."
"So while the financial results are strong, they also show that the Glazers have taken another £51m out of the club in the last 12 months as well as using an even bigger chunk (£64m) of the club's money to pay down part of their bond debt. This is money that the club has generated and money that should stay in the club rather than go to Florida or to pay down the Glazers' debt and interest. We believe that the best long term model for Manchester United is supporter ownership where all of the shareholders want to see a strong underlying business but with the profits reinvested into the football club."
"That's why we're calling on the Glazers to use any share sale in Singapore to clear all of the club's debt - debt that they put on the club and they must take responsibility for. The only thing we want United to lose this season is the debt."
The Singapore venture provides the backdrop to United posting record operating profits of £110.9million.
This comes from record revenue of £331.4million - an increase of £45million from last year and passing £300million for the first time.
Commercial turnover for the Premier League title winners and Champions League finalists reached £103.4million, with matchday turnover (£108.6million) and media (£119.4million) also up.
Net debt, meanwhile, is down to £308.3million due to the club's vast cash reserves.
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TV Rights Cash: Dont Blame the Players, Its the Rules that Suck
Thu 12th Feb 2015 | Money & Finance
Is the Premier League the best league in the world? Hmm that's probably questionable but it's undoubtedly entertaining and showcases the best array of top players. This means that week in,...
2014/15 Premier League spending over £950m
Tue 3rd Feb 2015 | Money & Finance
Premier League clubs spent around £130m in the January transfer window, according to analysis by the Sports Business Group at Deloitte. This was the same amount spent in January 2014...


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