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Two times this week I've talked to dear friends, pregnant, it feels like all our friends are pregnant – about what it's like to live through the anniversaries of last year. This week is THE week. The week we found out for sure that Wright was a girl, that her chromosomal design was terminal, and that we didn't know how long she'd make it. 23 weeks is what the answer turned out to be. As every pregnant woman around me marches happily along I tick through my pregnancy at those weeks. 17 weeks, felt her flutter, 22 weeks felt her slow down…
Sometimes you don't need an ap to hop back to an exact moment. Sometimes you can't stop yourself. Even when you wish you could.
Stuck in the Middle
March 2, 2015 § Leave a comment
Stealers Wheel wrote the song, Stuck In the Middle With You, – a parody of Bob Dylan – about actually being stuck in the middle of their record label and producer.
For the past few days I've been thinking a lot about the loss of the middle – or more precisely – the moderate. As the rhetoric amped up regarding the potential shutdown of Homeland Security, the impending speech of Netanyahu before congress, and of course the meeting of CPAC – one gets the sense that there is only a right or a left. There might even be a temptation to believe that there is mostly a far right and a far left.
However, when I sit among my friends and family my intuition screams to me the truth – the American people are stuck in the middle. Politicians and their rhetoric may be extreme, but for the MOST part, my intuition tells me that most Americans remain as they have always been. Fairly moderate. This is not an empirical judgement.
This semester I have not been in the numbers, and it has been a welcome relief from the statistics and data of politics. It has left me with the ability to step back and breathe and think a bit.
What do I think?
I think people are sick and tired of being sick and tired.
I think people need jobs.
I think people have radically different values financially, spiritually, and morally – and for the most part they don't feel that their neighbor is constitutionally bound to hold their values.
I think people want a break in the gridlock.
I think people want more bang for their buck in city hall, at the state capital, and in Washington.
I think people are patriots, I think people are afraid of terror, I think people are willing to pay a certain cost for safety, but I don't think people are willing take Soma for safety. We are not looking to move to a Brave New World.
I think the American voter has campaign fatigue. We realize that we cannot trust media, politicians, the lobby, the military-industrial-complex, or big business to represent our interest. We've been left stuck in the middle – clowns to left of us, jokers on the right…
I heard an interview this morning with the creator of the show House of Cards. He explained that the show is not about politics, instead, it is about power – that what's happening in Washington is a subset of power.
My friends, in a representative Republic the power is in the hands of the voter. We will be reminded again and again over the next two years that the power is in our hands to place people in power that represent our values, diverse though they may be, I believe we are still moderate at heart. I encourage each and every one of you to begin to consider if your interests are truly being represented. If not vote the jokers and the clowns out. Similarly, it is in our power not to give power to vitriol, lobbying firms, and media power sources that perpetuates & keeps political polarization and misinformation in play. There is absolutely a way to disagree with civility. I do so with many lifelong, soul & spirit friends on an almost continual basis. Being right is not the stuff progress is made of, critical thinking, civility, & justice is.
If you're sick of politics. Vote.
If you're sick of the options. Get involved at the local level. If you've done that – it's time to get engaged in state politics. If you're past that, then national level participation is available a million and one ways. Run for office if you need to.
If you don't think it will change anything – set out to change it personally or with an action committee.
But don't sit around and get cynical. We've got plenty of that on the left and the right and we're already here stuck in the middle – sick of it.
Happy Birthday Baby
February 26, 2015 § 2 Comments
I'm a girl who loves birthdays. I've been known to celebrate birthday months. Since we arrived in New York birthdays have become another day, but we couldn't let that happen to C. Thankfully, Columbia issues midterms two weeks after the term starts – and I've lightened my course load significantly. We're also at this very clear spot in my project at work. What I'm trying to say, is it's as if the birthday gods were looking down on us as we prepared to celebrate our first birthday with C – and his third birthday.
All he asked for was balloons.
Justin and I took about a week carefully considering how we wanted to celebrate, what would be public, what would be private, and what kinds of traditions we wanted to have. Would we have a party? What kind? C is a SUPER extroverted child – so there cannot be enough people for him… We talked to him about some of this. For those of you that spend time with him, he's an incredibly verbal child, due – no doubt to the high levels of Theraplay, mindfulness interaction, and concerted effort we make to speak to him with absolutely no baby talk.
He had cake for breakfast dessert. He referred to the cake as his birthday. All day he talked about how he would share a LITTLE piece with GBey when she got here tonight – until I tried to send her a video of him talking about it – and then he decided he wanted to share a big piece with Daddy and HayHay.
I had dreams of a magical day of all of his favorite things. He was so amped up that he asked to take a nap at 10 and was asleep by 10:15 and he slept until 1:30.
When he got up he was so overstimulated by the toys and stuff that he probably had to have 5 times more time-ins than normal… Enough that we were 20 minutes late leaving for dinner.
Also. Not just today, but many – so so many days – navigating the relational web of a familial adoption ends up taking exponentially more time than I plan for.
What am I proud of? Despite the fact that my dreams of a perfect day proved to be – characteristically – unrealistic, the day was perfect for him. He loved every minute of it. He loved the over the top encouragement. He loved the different than normal schedule, balloons, the cake, the cheese cheese cheese, the presents, the über, the surprises… He expects for the boundaries to be held. He looks at me expectantly when he crosses a line.
As for Justin and me, we loved stopping – taking stock – celebrating him. He was a banshee, but we laughed, and soaked him in and felt thankful for the ridiculousness of it all. We also reminded ourselves that you reap what you sow – we were likely the exact same child at three.
I also want to share a picture/post that Haley & Jordan posted on Instagram. I was deeply moved, encouraged, & challenged. Justin & I have been digging deep emotionally lately – doing some back to the foundation work. It's a little like spring cleaning. It often feels like it's getting worse before it gets better. These extravagant words of encouragement were water for a sun scorched soul. They were also a perfectly timed reminder. Ken and Marla rescued me and nursed me back to health. Were it not for them, my definition of family would be different. My courage might be less, perhaps we might not have said yes despite everything to C. It was a reminder that the 5 of us have each other. And we know that no matter how hard it gets we can make it through anything. Jordan couldn't have known how timely the reminder was. Also, I love this picture. It captures us. This love is so deep and so real. I'm so proud of what's happening here. It doesn't have to be perfect to be good.
Happy birthday baby. The only thing I can promise you is that we're going to get it wrong a thousand times a thousand. Let's just never give up on trying harder. You have our whole hearts.
Conflict Studies
January 30, 2015 § 1 Comment
One of the powerful things I learned in Italy was how differently people see the exact same 'fact.'
Recently I saw this photo in relation to the ongoing conversation regarding rape culture on campuses:
Often two people describe the same experience in entirely different ways. This is one of the most complicated things about communication. (The new show The Affair is apparently a perfect example of this.)
I learned early in my life as a leader that it was key to ask how people defined a term they were using. To meet with a team of people and have three people say they prefer early meetings is not enough. Early means what? To a single male that loves to get up and work out daily, this might mean 8 am. To a young couple with a gaggle of children this might mean 6 am. To a retired senior that prefers to read the Times before coming in for a meeting this might mean 9 am. And meeting – what does this comprise of – something led by a single person with an agenda and not a lot of input from attendees with minutes emailed out afterward? A touchpoint for all team members to communicate freely, lasting any amount of time, not to be recorded. A directive where vision is cast and concerns are lodged – for no more than 20 minutes?
If even words as simple as early and meeting require clarification – imagine how complicated words loaded with emotion or values can become. When emotion and values words are not defined the same way, when people are not accustomed to clarifying expectations, or are averse to conflict – what should be simple and obvious can become complicated, murky, and even incredibly painful or relationally harmful communication.
Something Justin and I learned very early in our marriage was that we came from opposite communication & conflict backgrounds. I was raised in a very communicative family that believes conflict CAN (though does not always) breed intimacy. Alternately, Justin comes from a family that deals with conflict in a very different way, and initially found my style of communication very abrasive – until he realized it was my deep desire to know him more and have nothing blocking us in our relationship – I wanted everything on the table – no matter how difficult or painful the communication. I definitely had to adjust my approach, to create more understanding between us. After all, the definition of communication is creating understanding.
In conflict studies, one of the keys is to communication is creating understanding.
Recently, I heard someone say that they believed 100% of conflict was rooted in the desire for control. While I agree that the desire to control things is a driving force in humanity, I believe an even stronger force is the one to be understood. That the greatest desire of mankind is to be loved, followed almost immediately by the desire to be understood. Conflict arises when we are working so hard to make sure that our own love & understanding needs are met, that people see our point, stop and acknowledge us, and make us feel heard – that we forget that others likely have their own perspective and driving need to be heard. The deeper we dig our heals in, the greater our need feels and a vicious cycle of demand becomes entrenched in our communication almost eliminating any possibility to experience or believe empathy or love exists, existed, or could exist.
I once heard a teaching about humility that said a truly humble person hears/reads something and immediately applies it to themselves – they ask themselves what they could learn from it, how they can be changed by it, how it could transform them – instead of immediately making a list of people they wish they could send it to… They aren't thinking of the person that could really use the lesson they personally have clearly already learned.
Many of us likely fall into the latter category of people – wishing to teach lessons to the world – when there's a solid chance that what the world needs is a lot less of people pointing out the problem – or people's problems, and a lot more people seeking to be the solution to the problem.
Today I'm taking a deep breath and renewing my commitment to be one who seeks to understand. As I recently read a friend say, "We're never too far behind to begin again." I'm going to work on being the change, instead of sitting around and waiting for the world to change.
Life, loss, adoption, and Roe v. Wade
January 23, 2015 § 1 Comment
Justin and I are Christians.
We are democrats.
We lost a baby in May after more than 20 weeks of pregnancy.
We recently adopted.
We are pro-choice.
We saw our tiny baby's little heart beat at 7 weeks.
And if you had told us at 20+ weeks that she was terminally ill and we had to carry her to term and watch her suffer and die because to terminate her life would have been murder – I would have questioned your sanity… She died, and was still born, and we were not forced to make that decision but we might have been. This is not to say that we disagree with the MANY dear, dear friends we have that are entirely PRO-LIFE under any and ALL circumstances – we simply are not. And we HAVE been faced with some potentially horrific decisions.
Similarly, Cal is a miracle. His mom had previously had multiple miscarriages and then carried him to term. Despite not being married she wanted him, had him, and VERY much wanted to be able to care for him – she simply couldn't. We are incredibly grateful that they both are in our lives.
What it comes down to for us is the constitutional promise that the biblical law is not applicable to state law and they must be kept separate legally. I believe that for the protection of the state and the church that the two MUST be mutually exclusive and the treaty of Tripoli assures that this nation was not founded as a Christian nation – though its founders may have been of a Christian background – a critical distinction.
If you have a deep moral conviction regarding anything it is the belief of the founding fathers that you have the power to influence to law with your majority vote – this is the beauty of the Madisonian Model. Do not rely on the influence of pork, the monied lobby, or back door deals – instead trust majority rule and checks and balances. We should also be grateful to live in a nation that has a constitution that's slow to change – that is not quickly amended and that relies on precedent. I frequently resent the patriarchal, white male dominated, and seemingly impossible to change nature of the law – but in many ways I appreciate that it requires the vested interest of the voting public for change. Especially when in comes to women's rights – we have very few – and those that we have came very recently and we suffered greatly for them.
Screen Time
January 14, 2015 § 2 Comments
Everybody has their own relationship with technology.
There are people who lecture about it while looking at it.
My husband works for a firm that develops the back end technology for medical apps.
I do digital strategy for social media.
We get it.
We also believe that facing reality is better than living in denial. If you think you're not on your phone that much – "especially in comparison to…" Insert person you feel superior to because you judged them for their actions – then I challenge you to do what we did. Take stock.
Moment is like calorie counting for your phone. You're never going to "look at it less" if you don't know how much you look at it in the fist place.


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President Barack Obama commuted the sentences of 22 drug offenders serving time in federal prison, accelerating the administration's efforts to reduce penalties for many of those convicted of such crimes.
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OMG Selena Gomez and rumored boyfriend Zedd have definitely confirmed their relationship with a new picture Selena posted! She shared the sweet snap above, and we almost missed the fact that Zedd has his arms around Selena! So cute!
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Chivo Head got started by George aka "KISS" and David, back in 1997. Cris and Joe joined the band in 1998. Then after a while without an official bass player, Johnny had the balls to join us in 2006. Chivo Head's first show was the local Montebello Schurr High School talent show in 98'. The crowd went wild starting a mosh pit, (cancelling future Talent shows at Shurr High). C.H. has played numerous gigs @ The Shack. Whittier Narrows, Rails Bar and Grill, 605/210 Train Wreck and your mama's back yard.
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Did Black Power Birth Obama?
April 4, 2008—The 40th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1968 slaying in Memphis—provoked endless conversations about the way forward for black politics and whether it was King who truly prepared the nation to elect Barack Obama as the first black president. This year, the topic has moved beyond musings about what is possible for African Americans in the American political system, to the more controversial question: Just who deserves the credit for Obama's decisive, historic victory?
It was one of the most provocative topics at a conference presented this week by the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture. And though the event was convened in the days before the anniversary of the King assassination, the topic of discussion was not the civil rights movement which King so embodies, but rather the black power movement.
The symposium brought together 1968 veterans Amiri Baraka, Kathleen Cleaver, Charles Cobb Jr. and Sonia Sanchez to discuss the impact of the black power movement on America. In one of the more dynamic roundtable discussions on politics, King's name scarcely came up. Rather, Ronald Walters, a professor at the University of Maryland and a veteran black political activist, reminded listeners that "there were two post civil rights movements." The nonviolent, conciliatory approach that brought King martyrdom, he said, still overshadows the more confrontational forces that barricaded buildings, condemned government and radicalized thousands of blacks in the 1960s. And the more militant movement, Walters and other panelists argued convincingly, deserves as much credit for priming America for Barack Obama as the peaceful protest marches mainstream that Americans are much more comfortable embracing.
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I agree if I was in charge of an organization like that I would want to fight this stuff too, but every organization only has so much money to run on and this particular organization is probably more concerned with fighting for CC rights for IL residents than expending resources getting ammo buying rights for nonresidents who don't belong to the organization, I can't really fault them for that I guess, though some help from a group like that would definitely be beneficial.
I didn't get anything out of the NRA, but I just noticed my membership has expired, oops, I gotta correct that asap, WGO said they were looking into it but I haven't heard back since.
I was born and raised in Illinois, and spent 38 years of my life in that liberal, socialist, stink hole. I finally got smart and moved to Arizona in 1991. It was the best move I ever made. I would encourage others to do the same. Illinois will only get worse.
I checked the property taxes on the house we sold there in 91. In 2008, 4 YEARS AGO, the property taxes were $9,485.00 on a 2,600 Sq. ft. home. My current property taxes this year for a 1,650 sq. ft. home were $970.00. You do the math. And I should also mention Illinois is broke.


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By far the largest starter I've had to make. I'm making a coffee stout with an estimated OG of 1074. Northern Brewer sent me a pack of Wyeast 1968 ESB Ale that's 40 days old. According to a yeast calculator I needed a 2L starter. I am a bit nervous that this will over flow. I put it on the stir plate about 2 hours ago and it's already fermenting. What do you think???
Good judgement comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgement.
There is a good chance that it will, although the action of the stir plate should help.
I always put a drop of Fermcap into my starters, just in case (and it does wonders for boiling the starter wort in the flask without making a mess or burning yourself).
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Yes it will. One drop of fermcap will prevent overflows in that size flasks.
Or you could take a sheet of wax paper and wrap it around your stir plate to protect it.
I got home last night and the krausen was pushing through the foil and dripping down the flask. I quickly covered the stir pate as mentioned and put it in my kitchen sink for the night. I woke up this morning and it's still fermenting. I took a short video to show you guys.
I read a lot of concerns about this yeast on the internet. It is often chunky out of the Wyeast smack pack, which concerns new home brewers. I took this video to show it is completely normal for this yeast strain. It was chunky out of the pack and eventually dissolved into solution. Then after a few hours on the plate it is chunky again. Obviously the yeast are doing their job as seen in the pics and video, so there is no question on whether this is a bunk batch of yeast. After all this is one of the reasons to make a yeast starter.....to check the viability of the yeast.


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Last week before heading off to TODCON I did my due diligence and installed the Dreamweaver 8.0.2 updater. Later that evening one of the partners for whom I had done a video tutorial asked me where I had put it. Turns out I thought she was finished with it and I had pulled it down. Being the great guy that I am, I opened Dreamweaver and used the Put feature of the Dreamweaver 8 Files panel to upload it. This is where things get interesting.
When I opened the page in Dreamweaver, where the Flash SWF was located I was confronted with the following dialog box:
Image 1 : Things aren't always what they seem.
I carefully read the dialog box and thought, "Yeah, that makes sense". I clicked the Yes button, the SWF appeared on the page and I saved the changes to the page. From there I uploaded the files to my server and notified my colleague the files were up. The response was not exactly what I expected. Essentially she hit the page and encountered the infamous full "White cow drinking milk in a snowstorm."
I thought this was rather odd and proceeded to work the problem from checking if indeed the files were on the site using both Dreamweaver's Local and Remote views and doing the same using WS_FTP on my PC and Transmit on my Mac. The files were there but no Flash SWF was appearing in the Browser. How odd.
If you have updated to Dreamweaver 8.0.2 and encountered this dialog box, here's what you need to do:
- Click the Yes button. The Help button takes you to a Tech Note that is
explains what you need to do. Clicking the Preferences button simply opens
the Dreamweaver 8 Preferences and shows you that yes, indeed, Active X content
have the proper scripts added and that old tags will be converted when pages
containing them are first opened. Before you proceed to the next
step, save the page. Saving the page creates the folder mentioned in the
third step.
Image 2. The Code Rewriting preferences open when you click the button in the dialog box.
- Click the Refresh button in the Files panel or press the F5 key. This will refresh the files list in the root directory.
- When you press the F5 key scroll down through the list of files in the Root directory. You will see that Dreamweaver has added a Scripts folder to the lineup. If you open that folder you will notice it includes a file named AC_RunActiveContent.js.
- Upload the Scripts folder to your site and you are, as they say, "Good to go."
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Romans 1:3 Concerning his Son Jesus Christ our Lord, which was made of the seed of David according to the flesh;
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Oct-Dec: Sewing Wasteland
For the second year in a row, I've gotten almost no sewing done in the last quarter of the year. I guess from now on I should just plan for that and cram as much as possible into the rest of the year. Commitments to work, family and the neighborhood didn't leave any time for sewing or even, it seems, for talking about sewing. Yuk! I've missed the forum and am glad to be back among you.
Lotto update:
Littlehelen and I will be doing the Lotto for 2014. I hope to get the January info posted on (or shortly after) January 1st. We'll be posting the other blocks well in advance of their months so you can get started on those whenever you have time.
Personal update
- I did finish off one quilt - the Iris & Peony one started at Retreat. It went to my SIL Mary whose breast cancer returned in a very big, ugly way this Fall. She had a double mastectomy three weeks ago and says the quilt brought her some comfort.
- I've been working hard, but all my time at work paid off. I've been given a full time assistant (yea!), a raise (yea!), another whole department reports to me, and I received a special recognition award at our national conference. Yeah, I rock. :~))
- DH Jim's job was eliminated in early November and that was devastating, but I'm happy to report that he has already found a more stable job and starts that one on January 2nd. We know we are very lucky.
- We used some of his time between jobs to take a trip 'back home' to visit his 92 year old dad. Just got home yesterday and, again, very thankful we were able to take the time to do that!
- In addition to the Lotto blocks, I'm pretty well organized to get started working on Dear Jane. I'm kicking myself that I didn't have a hand sewing kit for the trip we just took because there would have been lots of time to work on it; it was 22 below zero and being outside wasn't much fun!
I hope you all are well and have been well. I'll spend some time catching up with all the posts to see what you've been up to and what new projects you're working on.
Hugs to all!
Welcome back, Kate. We missed you. Glad to hear things are going well with your promotion and your husband's new job. Time to get sewing again. I've not done anything quilty for about 5 or 6 weeks either, but I tidied up my office/sewing room yesterday, and I'm about to start up again. I also have to think about what I need to take to Hawaii this year - some small projects to keep me busy in the evening. Happy new year, everyone.
Sooooo glad you are back!!! I missed you!
Lots of changes for you recently, all good apparently! Now's the time to pick up on your projects and give yourself some much needed and deserved 'me' time! Can't wait to see what you produce.
Did you take a picture of the peony quilt? I'd love to see how it turned out.
Here's a fuzzy picture of the finished quilt.
And here's one of McQueen helping me while I was quilting it:
And here's the label. Littlehelen and Magothyrivergirl may recognize the batik I used for the binding; it's one of the fabrics we bought off the back of a pick-up truck in Pennsylvania.
I missed you too! Thought about you often and I knew you were very busy at work so I didn't bug you. Glad your back!
The quilt is beautiful, I love the fabrics, and your quilting is great. Sorry to hear about Mary, I hope she is recovering.
The forum has been very slow, I think most of us are busy too.
Kate, Thank for the update on your life. I was wondering if you had gone and moved to Alaska or moved in with V. :-) Good to hear things are going well for you and Jim and that you were able to see his dad. Now, time to sew!
Nice to 'see' you Kate. Happy New Year. Hope it will be a good year for you.
I think of you every time that I insert a link into a post.
I printed your 'Techno Twinkie Stuff' post and taped it close to my computer.
It's still there although I no longer need to use it.
All the best.
Love the peony quilt, Kate! I want to make that pattern sometime in my lifetime.
Congratulations on your job achievements and the hub's new job.
I haven't been around the forum much either and I'm not getting much quilting done. I did weave two scarves this fall. I changed my fabrics for the wedding quilt for my niece and her new husband and need to buy more fabrics before I can start it. Now.....I have a baby quilt to make for them too! Baby will arrive in July.
We are still doing our Round Robin swap with my guild friends and will swap for the last time in March so we have time to finish our projects for the guild show in the fall.
Happy New Year to all!
So sorry to hear about your SIL Mary - Your peony quilt made a perfect Comfort Quilt -soft, soothing colors & design -- it was meant to be.
I do remember the pink ribbon fabric you bought. Sadly, we need pieces like this in our stash. The Old Country Store in Intercourse, PA (Lancaster) has recently filed for Bankruptcy and closed abruptly. Follow the link to the story if you are interested - it changed my perception of this 'country store'.
Glad your life has gotten back on track. You've had some real highs and lows - BTDT -- take advantage of the free time & sew! It is like a mental vacation if you pick a difficult project that requires you to concentrate really hard. :)
Congrats on the job recognition for all your hard work!
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Friday, March 27, 2015
Panasonic Launches Three Spring Promotions
Panasonic UK has launched three promotions on its imaging products. Running until 2nd June, the deals include a cashback offer and two value-added promotions. You can claim upto £200 (€250) cashback on Panasonic's 4K imaging products including the HC-X1000, HC-WX970, HC-VX87 and HX-A500 camcorders as well as the LX100, GH4 (pictured) and FZ1000 cameras. Additionally, the company is extending warranty on selected camera and camcorder models up to 5 years. Thirdly, you can claim a free selfie stick with the purchase of selected Lumix cameras including the Lumix GF7, TZ57 and SZ10.
Monday, March 23, 2015
Sigma dp0 Quattro Hands-on Photos
Sigma are showing the Sigma dp0 Quattro compact camera for the first time in the UK at The Photography Show. The Sigma dp0 Quattro is a new compact camera with the Foveon X3 direct image sensor and a 21mm f/4 lens. Here are some hands-on photos of the new dp0 Quattro and the 150-600mm Contemporary lens that is also making its UK debut at the show.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Olympus Stylus SH-2
Successor to last year's Stylus SH-1 (read review), the new Olympuis SH-2 is a raw-capable compact camera with a 16-megapixxel imager and 24x optical zoom. Other highlights include a 3-axis image stabiliser for photos, hybrid 5-axis image stabilisation for movies, a useful Nightscape Mode, 120/240fps high-speed Movie, Photo & Movie Capture, Time Lapse Movie modes and built-in WiFi. The Olympus Stylus SH-2 goes on sale from mid-March 2015 for £249.99 / $399.99.
Friday, March 6, 2015
UK Pricing Revealed for Sigma dp3 Quattro
Sigma UK have announced the recommeded retail price and availability of the Sigma dp3 Quattro large-sensor compact camera. Incorporating a newly developed Foveon X3 direct image sensor and a 75mm (eq.) f/2.8 lens, the Sigma dp3 Quattro offers superior handling and highly intuitive operation thanks to its ergonomic design and well thought-out controls. When the dedicated conversion lens FT-1201 (optional) is attached to the camera, it extends the focal length of the lens by a factor of 1.2. The Sigma dp3 Quattro will be available from the end of March at an RRP of £899.99. The FT-1201 1.2x conversion lens will set you back £149.99 .
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Canon UK Announces Spring Cashback
Canon UK and Irelad today launched its spring promotion allowing customers to claim up to £100/€120 cashback on selected products. These include three dSLR cameras, seven lenses, two flashes, three compact cameras, two digital camcorders and four printers. Those that purchase two products in Canon's cashback offer can also claim a free hdbook photo book worth £99/€120. The offer runs from 5th March 2015 to 6th May 2015 for eligible products purchased from UK or Republic of Ireland retailers.
Monday, March 2, 2015
Nikon Coolpix P900
The Nikon Coolpix P900 is a new digital superzoom camera with a record breaking 83x optical zoom. In addition to its unprecedented zoom power, the 16-megapixel Nikon Coolpix P900 comes equipped with an array of features such as Full HD video capture, built-in GPS, NFC and Wi-Fi. Whether shooting above a crowd or from the stands, users can easily frame their subjects by using the camera's built-in EVF with an eye sensor or the high-resolution, vari-angle 3-inch 921K-dot LCD screen. In the United Kingdom, the camera will start shipping on 19th March, priced at £499.99 / €649.00. In the US, the Nikon Coolpix P900 will be available next month for $599.95.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Nikon Coolpix P610, L840, L340, S9900, S7000, AW130, S33 Preview
We take a look at the brand new Nikon Coolpix P610, L840, L340, S9900, S7000, AW130, S33 cameras in our detailed hands-on preview...
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Nikon Coolpix P610
The Nikon Coolpix P610 is a 16-megapixel superzoom camera with a tilt-swivel screen, an eye-level EVF and 60x optical zoom. Other features include a 7fps continuous shooting mode, Optical Vibration Reduction, a range of filter effects, special effects, picture controls and a macro mode. Additionally, users can shoot Full HD movies with stereo audio recording or create a time-lapse video using the camera's new Time Lapse feature. The Nikon P610 also features built-in GPS and Points of Interest (POI), allowing users to geo-tag shots and view where they were taken on a map. The Coolpix P610 also allows users to quickly and easily send photos to a compatible smartphone or tablet using the camera's built-in Wi-Fi and NFC technologies. The Nikon Coolpix P610 will be available for an SRP of $499.95, starting March 2015.
Nikon Coolpix S3700
The Nikon Coolpix S3700 is an NFC and Wi-Fi enabled digital compact camera with a 20.1-megapixel CCD, 8x optical zoom and lens-shift VR. For photographing fast-moving kids and pets, the S3700 features Subject Tracking to track the subject and keep it in focus. Users can also capture 720p HD video, or use various photo effects and Glamour Retouch modes to fancy up their photos. The S3700 will be available in Silver, Red and Pink for a suggested retail price of $139.95. (Note that the Coolpix S3700 was already announced in the UK in January.)
Nikon Coolpix L32
The Nikon Coolpix L32 is a new, easy-to-use 20.1-megapixel compact camera with 5x optical zoom. The AA battery-powered shooter can record HD videos and offers 15 scene modes for capturing stills. The Nikon L32 will be available in red, and sold for an SRP of $119.95.
Nikon Coolpix AW130
The Nikon Coolpix AW130 is a 16-megapixel waterproof (100ft / 30 m), shockproof (7ft / 2.1 m) and freezeproof (14F / -10C) camera with built-in NFC and Wi-Fi support. Boasting a 3-inch, 921k-dot OLED display, the Nikon AW130 also offers an integrated GPS module and a Nikkor branded 24-120mm (eq.) f/2.8-4.9 lens. The camera can even be remote-controlled over Wi-Fi, using a smartphone or tablet computer. The Coolpix AW130 will become available next month in Yellow, Blue and Black for a suggested retail price of $349.95.
Nikon Coolpix S33
The Nikon Coolpix S33 is a waterproof (33ft / 10m), shockproof (5ft / 1.5m) and freezeproof (14F / -10C) camera with a 13.2-megapixel CMOS sensor. Other highlights include a 3x optical zoom lens, a dedicated movie record button and 1080p video recording. In addition, the Nikon S33 offers creative fun for the whole family, with 16 creative styles and effects options. The Coolpix S33 will be available in March 2015 in white and blue for a SRP of $149.95.
Nikon Coolpix L840
The Nikon Coolpix L840 is a 16-megapixel camera with 38x optical zoom, Wi-Fi and NFC technologies on board. The AA battery-operated Nikon L840 sports a tiltable 3-inch 921K-dot LCD display and comes equipped with lens-shift Vibration Reduction to combat image blurring caused by camera shake. The easy-to-use shooter can record Full HD movies as well as 16-megapixel stills. The L840's fixed-mount zoom lens offers a focal range equivalent to 23-855mm in 35mm terms. The Nikon Coolpix L840 will be available in black, purple and red for a SRP of $299.95.
Nikon Coolpix S9900
The Nikon Coolpix S9900 is a 16-megapixel compact camera with a 24-720mm (eq.) f/3.7-6.4 lens, lens-shift VR, WiFi and NFC. In addition to these features, the Nikon S9900 incorporates built-in GPS and POI technology that records the longitude and latitude of where any image was captured; while the three-inch, 921,000-dot vari-angle screen assists users in taking photographs from unusual angles. For those looking to hone in on their creative skills, this powerful travelzoom also sports automatic and manual exposure mode controls as well as new time-lapse video recording. The Coolpix S9900 will be available in black and silver for an SRP of $349.95.
Nikon Coolpix S7000
The Nikon Coolpix S7000 is an ultra-lightweight 16-megapixel compact camera with a 25-500mm (eq) f/3.4-6.5 lens, NFC and WiFi. Marketed as the World's lightest camera with 20x optical zoom, the Nikon Coolpix S7000 is equipped a Target-finding AF system that enables users to pin-point their intended subject and accurately capture even fast moving scenes. Additionally, lens-shift VR technology helps minimuse blur resulting from shaky hands. The Coolpix S7000 will be available in March for $279.95.
Sigma dp0 Quattro
The Sigma dp0 Quattro is a new compact camera with the Foveon X3 direct image sensor and a 21mm f/4 lens. With the addition of the dp0 Quattro to the line-up, photographers can select the most suitable camera based on their photographic needs; 21mm (SIGMA dp0 Quattro), 28mm (SIGMA dp1 Quattro), 45mm (SIGMA dp2 Quattro), 75mm (SIGMA dp3 Quattro) and 90mm (SIGMA dp3 Quattro + dedicated conversion lens 1.2x).
Sigma dp3 Quattro
The Sigma dp3 Quattro compact camera incorporates a newly developed Foveon X3 direct image sensor and a 75mm lens f/2.8 lens. When the dedicated conversion lens FT-1201 (optional) is attached to the front of the lens, it magnifies the focal length of the lens by 1.2 times. Pricing and availability of the Sigma dp3 Quattro are yet to be announced.
Monday, February 9, 2015
Ricoh WG-5 GPS
The brand-new Ricoh WG-5 GPS is designed to be waterproof to a depth of 14 metres, shockproof against falls from heights of 2.2 metres, and cold-resistant to temperatures to as low as -10°C. Sporting a 25-100mm (eq.) f/2.0-4.9 lens and a 16-megapixel imager with sensor-shift image stabilisation, the Ricoh WG-5 GPS is capable of recording Full HD movies at 30 frames per second.. It also provides such creative movie-shooting tools as a high-speed camera function for slow-motion playback of captured movie clips, and a fast-forward movie function. A micro-HDMI terminal (Type D) is provided on the camera body for simultaneous output of Full HD movie clips and sound to external audio-visual devices. A new (Flash Off + Flash On) "Mermaid" mode has been added to the list of flash modes to consecutively capture two images of the same scene — one without a flash illumination and another with it — with a single shutter release. The new Ricoh WG-5 GPS's exterior design is easy-to-hold owing to it's non-slip body, and comes in a a choice of two colours - orange and gun metallic. The recommended retail price is £259.99 / $379.95.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Canon PowerShot G3 X
In a technology announcment, Canon have unveiled the PowerShot G3 X, a new premium super-zoom camera. The Canon PowerShot G3 X will feature a large 1.0-type CMOS sensor and a 25x optical zoom with an effective focal length of 24-600mm. other features include a flash hotshoe, pop-up flash, dual control dials, and a large handgrip. Availability and price of the Canon PowerShot G3 X are still to be announced.
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About 4 weeks after the interview, i received an offer - great! Was told the company was offering me a position but I had to wait until a security clearance on me was complete before I could get my contract (police check if you like, which began aroud the time of the interview). I did get a written confirmation that I did get the job. Now I found out a few days ago that I am fully cleared on the security clearance but the recruitment agency cannot send me the contract until they receive the security clearance certificate from the company. Until then I cannot get my contract. Thats fair enough. But why is it taking so long to get the certificate over to the recruitment agency? I was told there were no problems etc. I really want to get into the company and get started in the new job but why is it taking so long? Any ideas?
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7 weeks is nothing for paperwork. The Personnel dept. probably doesn't bother to look at stuff for a month, and then take a month, and then another month for the supervisor to sign it. I've known companies where new hires had to go get another job to survive while waiting for the paperwork to process.
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GCA Hongkou is disputing the ministry's accusations and appealing the decision.
"We were not told about these specific concerns until we were handed the letter, informing us of the program termination," Richard Foo of the First Asia Academy said in an email response Sunday to a Vancouver Sun query. "It appears that someone at the (ministry) arbitrarily decide to shut down the program without giving us a chance to address the concerns."
The school has asked the ministry to allow it to continue teaching its about 50 students so they can complete the program without disruption.
Foo also sent The Sun a copy of a letter to the ministry signed by students.
"When we heard the news of our school GCA will be closed in July, we were shocked by it and really grieved," the letter says. "Most of us felt very unstable, we don't know where to go, what to do in the future and our parents were also worried about our courses and our lovely school."
First Asia Academy describes itself as a sister organization to Grand Canadian Academy (GCA) and says the companies are part of Global Education Village Group, which wants to bridge East and West via North American offshore high schools. It also operates under the name SinoCan International Academy, which says on its website that it has two successful B.C.-certified GCA programs — in Nanjing and Jiaxing — with more than 11 years of experience and support from the B.C. Education Ministry.
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I knew a 1SG who would call an alert for the whole company and march them to the MP Station in the middle of the night so that the FIrst Sergeant would sign for the Soldier. Needless to say there were very little problems in that unit. Public punishment works the best.
March 19, 2015 at 12:48pm
But they do not use the telephone and have the victim buy Green Dot prepaid debit cards. They uses legal means such as letters with legitimate numbers and also warrants.
[-3] March 18, 2015 at 2:17pm
The cops panicked right away and started to shoot. The man did not pose a threat. I know as I have done this before on a few occasions and the ones I dealt with were grunts and Rangers. Give the man respect and he would have kept peaceful and the mother would have not been screaming. What is being taught in the police academies today?
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He gave a real meaning to COP, Constable On Patrol. A real policeman. Godspeed sir.
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[5] March 5, 2015 at 10:36pm
That was not a Rosary, but an Orthodox Cross which you are allowed to wear it exposed
[5] March 3, 2015 at 11:01am
Unless papa beats him to the punch.
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You calling him Dr Spock shows your ignorance, Dr Benjamin Spock was a child psychologist with messed thinking about raising kids. Spock on the other hand was a character who was half human and half Valcan. He was also called Mr. Spock. Never Dr Spock
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The bad guy gets killed, saves the taxpayers a ton of money and everyone lives happily ever after.
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One word describes this, sportsmanship.
[4] February 24, 2015 at 11:28pm
Both Glenn and Lady Gaga are gracious respectful to each other which is a great thing. The world needs more of this.
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If I got those kind of grades when I was a kid, not only would I be grounded for a very long time I would also have my backside tanned. So what is the problem?
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Pappy did right in teaching her how to handle the shotgun. Great job young lady.
February 24, 2015 at 12:33am
I am not a fan of Lady Gaga, but when I came across the album she made with Tony Bennett, I was very much impressed with her. I would listen to her a lot if she sings jazz and not rely on the visual effects that is normally associated with her acts. She has an incredible voice and is very attractive when dressed like a normal woman. Tattoos are a major distraction though. I think she is wasting her talents in the genre she current is in.
February 24, 2015 at 12:20am
From your comment I take it that your listened to their album "Cheek to Cheek". I enjoyed it very much. Pity that she wont change her genre to jazz as she does have the voice for it. The tatoos has to go.
February 23, 2015 at 11:57pm
Putting all Esprite de Corpse banter aside, doesn't matter where we served or what jobs we did. I was an MP for 13 years, with a short tour in Recruiting in northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan. During that time, I did VIP security mission in Korea on the DMZ, security for items that are vital for National Security, along with the usual MP duties. After that I I served in the Infantry for 10 years and that was in the army guard which included fighting forest fires and deployments for possible civil unrest.
Everytime I get thanked for serving by a younger SM, I tell them that the best way to thank me is to do their duties 110% effort and to serve with honor.
This sleezy looking VA Secretary I have no respect for.
February 23, 2015 at 11:42pm
You do not have to serve in a Ranger battalion to go to Ranger school, just like Airborne and Air Assault school. I turned down Air Assault school due to living out of a suitcase for several months and have not worked with my unit with my normal job plus just plain tired of all the traveling. That was due to special missions, mandatory schools, and leave. Looking back I wished I went. Could have given me different assignments.
February 19, 2015 at 10:55am
I'm 56 and my mom is Mom and my dad is Dad. Both passed away years ago, but will always be Mom and Dad. I have never heard anyone say the opposite in my life and I have lived in several countries. And to my daughter I will always be Papa.
[1] February 15, 2015 at 11:35am
So is Comcast responsible as they tried and succeeded in check fraud by depositing a check that is made out to another person.
[11] February 15, 2015 at 11:28am
We really pacified the Germans. I saw that in the 1970′s when I was first stationed in Germany. The pacification got worse over the years. My last unit was attached to the 12th Panzer Division and they were a bunch of whimps. Since we were a forward deployed brigade commanded by a one star we trained like we would fight. Meaning we lived in the field among other things. During joint exercises,the Germans would cry that they could not live in hotels. What surprised me were the French as they ate up our training and loved every minute of it.
I had a chance to speak with a German who served in the East German army and their training was similar to ours.
Germans wont be able to fight anyone and they know it, so they cave in to the Muslim. Pity that they have fallen so far from their glory days.
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I've been giving this a lot of thought (too much thought, actually) and I believe that the answer is a resounding YES.
It's true that there are still some funny one-liners and some chuckle-inducing situations, but all in all, the show just isn't nearly as funny anymore. It's not necessarily bad, but I find myself not caring about any of it. And the reason can be summed up in two words: Jim Halpert.
I freaking LOVED Jim when I started watching the show. He was ridiculously adorable and hilarious. His relationship with Pam was so much fun to watch. And his pranks on Dwight and mugs to the camera were the funniest parts of the show. Now? He's married to Pam. He's a manager so he doesn't goof off anymore. Dwight still hates him but he doesn't retaliate. He's got basically no sense of humor anymore. And I'm disappointed.
I'm also pretty much over Michael being an idiot. It was always funny but now it's just the same thing over and over again. I find myself caring more about the supporting characters — Andy, Kevin, Stanley and Creed are pretty consistently funny. But they can't carry the show.
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Crop factor can be an important consideration when you're selecting both your camera and lenses. Learn more about what it is and how it can impact your shooting in this lesson.
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Most of the background noises you hear in big budget movies are made by foley artists. Find out what they do and why it's an important part of making a movie more realistic and engaging for an audience.
Frame Rate Vs. Shutter Speed - Setting The Record Straight Featured
Nowadays, with so much technological jargon being thrown around, it can be easy to forget certain concepts or confuse them for other ones. A prime example of this is demonstrated by the confusion between frame rates and shutter speeds. Let's taken a minute to clarify.
Getting started with Adobe After Effects Featured
Want to get started with After Effects but don't know where to begin? In this lesson Nick Campbell will guide you through you some basics to help you create your very first project.
How To Make a Prosthetic Mask Featured
Learn how to make a realistic looking mask for your next video project or if you're considering erasing your current identity.
Making an Animated Title Sequence Featured
Grab your audience's attention from the get-go with an animated title sequence. Learn how to dazzle viewers from the start using software such as Maxon Cinema 4D and Adobe After Effects.
Three Tricks For Your Impossibly Small Film Crew Featured
As long as you have a camera, a friend, and an idea, you can make your movie!
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