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US 'disappointed UN rights council continues to single out Israel'
WATCH LIVE: Israel's ambassador to UN addresses Security Council on Mideast minorities
'Netanyahu has burned his bridges with Black Democrats'
Israel to resume tax revenue transfers to the Palestinian Authority
Health Ministry: Watch those eggs
Elusive answer to length of Saturn's day reached with TAU, Weizmann team
Yad Sarah prints large-font Haggada
Science, Technology and Space Ministry names Arab chemical engineer its deputy chief scientist
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Watch: Technion students recreate Passover story with robots
Noble Energy walks away from Ruth C exploration license
Cyber Chief: 8% of ministry budgets should go to cyber security
Texas artists exhibit in Israel
The man behind 'The Missing Picture'
Concert Review: Mark Lanegan
The blizzard is over
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Preview: Unbeaten Israel in for tough tests at home
Similar starting lineup expected for Israel
Ga'ash teams up with Cigar for 9-hole event
Serry: Time to replace 242 with new 'peace architecture'
Dalya Lemkus' terrorist murderer sentenced to 2 life prison terms
Terror attack thwarted after bomb found near Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs
Amnesty International charges Palestinians with war crimes during Gaza conflict
French company quits Jerusalem cable car project
German party's petition to recognize Palestinian state 'won't pass'
Spain close to granting citizenship to relatives of Jews expelled in 1492
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein urges Jews to kick anti-Semites 'in the ass'
Reporter's Notebook: In Mariupol, a war only minutes away
Lauder criticizes US efforts against 'new anti-Semitism' in Europe
Turkey unveils Great Synagogue as Jewish population fades
France to begin push for UN resolution on Israel-Palestine in 'coming weeks'
Iran, six powers demand mutual concessions in tense nuclear talks
Golan Heights residents arrested on suspicion of spying for Syria
Palestinian Authority announces support for Arab coalition against Yemen rebels
Rouhani writes letter to Obama, phones world leaders in diplomatic offensive
Into the Fray: It's Arab enmity – not Arab ethnicity
My Word: Safe and unsound
Parting Shot: Tentative steps
Restarting the US-Israel relationship depends on Palestinians too
Column One: Managing Obama's war against Israel
The blood libel Haggada
The turning point
Travel tech start-ups
On wings of carbon
Veterans: On target
Fusing modern and traditional in the kitchen
Book Review: Perceptive Haggada
Hot off the Arab press
Let's cooperate
Shabbat screenings
Passover perspective
On the field and in court
Happily Eva After: Times, they are a-interestin'
Music and the mamaloshen
What's the catch?
Kayaking for gold on the Kinneret
Palestine – words matter but their meaning matters more
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
When words matter and when they don't
Countering Iran and IS – Muslims take action
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עוֹלִים חֲדָשִים
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יִשְׂרָאֵל בְּמַבָּט פָּנוֹרָמִי
Getting a young start
A culinary festival starring the women next door
Global girl power
Apartheid South Africa: Israel edition
Sa'ar says national unity government is 'still on the table'
Israeli parties prepare legislative demands for Netanyahu's new coalition
With full term possible, Netanyahu may outlast Ben-Gurion (and Obama)
Arab sector turnout for recent elections reached 63.5%, polling data shows
Joubran: Polls have to include parties that don't pass threshold
Unconvincing ISIS video shows Assyrian captive converting to Islam
'Those who hate Jews hate Christians': A closer look at US Presidential hopeful Ted Cruz
WATCH: Pope Francis receives a pizz-a Naples cuisine
Top 10 must do experiences over Easter and Passover in the Holy Land
The hidden anti-Semitism in European church art
Green Leadership Conference in Hamalachim-Shahariya Forest
Scenic Lookout in Memory of Lt-Gen. Amnon Lipkin Shahak
Following in the Footsteps of Meir Har-Zion
Celebrating the 100th Birthday Anniversary of Sculptor Ahiam Shoshany
French Students Get to Know the Real Israel
Serbian PM Plants a Tree in the Grove of Nations
Sharing and Learning - German Forestry Students Intern with KKL-JNF
Israel and Finland Connect through the Environment
New Bio-filters Purify Surface Runoff Water for Reuse
Future Tour Guides Discover the Negev with KKL-JNF
The Shamir Drilling Project
Graduation Ceremony for Rosh HaAyin's Volunteer Firefighters
From Sunny Israel to Cold Canada
Walking for Water with KKL France in the Mountains of Eilat
JNF Ontario Community Mission Tours the Western Negev
Celebrating 50 Years of German-Israeli Diplomatic Relations
The Negev Conference on Agricultural Research and Development
Arava Open Day: Food Security for Israel and the Entire World
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
Award Winning Designer Launches Career as Wedding Dressmaker
Outdoor Fitness Israel: An Innovative Fitness Program Developed By UK Olim
The Burstein Brothers: 3 Oleh Siblings in the IDF
5 Tips to Land a Job in Israel
Starting Your Own Business in Israel: Real Life Examples
5 Strategies for Finding Your Professional Place in Israel
PetBNB:An Olah's Unusual Canine Startup
36 Hours in Southern Israel
Food Shopping In Israel
How Women Can Have it All in Israel
The Eisenberg's Long Journey Home
Why Retirees are Thriving in Israel
Thanks to Aliyah video
6 Frequently Asked Questions about Israeli Healthcare
Starting Over in Israel
VIDEO: Are you ready for the South?
Sovev Tel Aviv, Israel's Largest Biking Event
Running Through Color
Formula 1 Racecars Zip Through Jerusalem
Make yourself at home… in Israel
NBN Announces Bonei Zion Prize Recipients for 2015
NefeshB'Nefesh Provides Services to Bnot Sherut
How Doctors Are Impacting Israel's South
Over 1,000 IDF 'lone soldiers' attend personal errand day in Tel Aviv
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France to begin push for UN resolution on Israel-Palestine in 'coming weeks'
Iran, six powers demand mutual concessions in tense nuclear talks
Golan Heights residents arrested on suspicion of spying for Syria
Palestinian Authority announces support for Arab coalition against Yemen rebels
Rouhani writes letter to Obama, phones world leaders in diplomatic offensive
Saudi Arabian military action in Yemen kept quiet from US until last minute
Analysis: Sunni-Shi'ite wars going global
Amidror: Yemen fighting unlikely to affect US position in Iran nuclear talks
Analysis: Sweden vs Saudi Arabia or the triumph of realpolitik
Regional war in Yemen challenges Iran talks
Turkey's Erdogan says can't tolerate Iran bidding to dominate Middle East
Arab nations agree on unified military force amid Yemen fighting, Egyptian TV reports
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Protests erupted across Syria against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad on Friday and sources said at least 22 people were killed in the southern city of Deraa, the cradle of unrest challenging his 11-year rule.In the east, thousands of ethnic Kurds demonstrated for reform despite the president's offer this week to ease rules which bar many Kurds from citizenship, activists said.RELATED:Assad takes steps to appease Kurds after protestsAssad cedes ground to Islamists as calls to oust him growProtests swept the country of 20 million people, from the Mediterranean port of Latakia to Albu Kamal on the Iraqi border, as demonstrations entered a fourth week in defiance of Assad's security crackdown and growing list of reform pledges."Freedom, freedom, we want freedom," thousands of protesters chanted in many Syrian cities. Some shouted: "We sacrifice our blood and soul for you, Deraa."Residents said security forces used water cannon and smoke bombs to break up a 2,000-strong protest in the old quarter of Hama, the city where thousands of people were killed in 1982.They fired on thousands of protesters in Deraa, where demonstrations first broke out in March, residents said. They said protesters set fire to a building belonging to the ruling Baath Party and smashed a statue of the president's brother, Basil.A volunteer at Deraa hospital and an activist said that 17 people were killed, reading a list of names. It took the death toll in three weeks of protests to more than 90.State television said armed groups killed 19 policemen and wounded 75 in Deraa.Authorities have blamed armed groups for the violence and state television broadcast footage on Friday of plain clothed gunmen it said fired at security forces and civilians alike. It said a policeman and an ambulance driver were killed.Syria has prevented other media reporting from Deraa."I saw pools of blood and three bodies in the street being picked up by relatives," a Deraa resident told Reuters by phone."There were snipers on roofs. Gunfire was heavy. The injured are being taken to homes. No one trusts putting his relative in a hospital in these circumstances," he added. Many protesters feared they would be arrested if taken to clinics.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Columbia City Hall has turned to the Missouri (University) Students Association for help in dealing with the $1 million deficit its transit system is facing, The Maneater reported. Mayor Bob McDavid plans to appoint a student task force with the goal of designing new cost-efficient, student-friendly routes for the transit system. The task force will be composed of Missouri University, Stephens College and Columbia College students, who will work alongside administrative and city officials, an official told The Maneater. For the full story, click here.
Students at the university's "Startup Shell," a collaborative space and technology incubator, may compete in business competitions for potential investor grants from Uber. The partnership will also include mentoring opportunities and the creation of an "innovation council," which will include students, faculty and staff, for crowdsourcing and development.
Matt Carpenter has more than 15 years of experience in the transit industry, including the past eight as CEO of Strathcona County Transit in the Edmonton area. He has a master's degree in urban planning from the University of Michigan, where he studied from 2001 to 2003.
Executive Order 8 addresses Illinois' fiscal crisis by recommending that state agencies require employees, whenever possible, to take public transportation or carpool when traveling. The state hopes this action will reduce travel reimbursements in gas money.
The university recently issued an RFQ and is evaluating potential locations. Four of its new buses are powered by CNG, and the school says it sees a benefit to converting more of its vehicles to alternative fuels.
In his new role, Jerry Rineer works with Villanova students who have mobility issues, providing support for them as they make their way across the 254-acre campus. The private university, which has a total enrollment of about 10,700, has a large fleet of vans and other vehicles to serve its students.
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Apptivate.MS: the results are in!
After almost three months, Apptivate – the application development contest collaboration between Stack Overflow and Microsoft – has come to an end.
Let's get to the big news right off the bat. Congratulations to our two Apptivate.MS Grand Prize Winners: Piano Time and Layout!
Congratulations to Piano Time and Layout!
Layout is a powerful tool for interaction design that makes prototyping in the early stages of development and design a breeze. Piano Time is a multitouch piano keyboard for your Surface or other Windows 8 tablet device. (It also supports using your keyboard as, well, a keyboard.) It includes recording and playback, a metronome, a learning mode, and more.
As grand prize winners, these two apps win a $5,000 cash prize! They will also be featured in MSDN Flash and on the DevRadio show, and they will be promoted by Microsoft throughout the developer community.
The grand prize winners came from a pool of 15 finalists and were chosen by a panel made up of Stack Overflow's own Joel Spolsky and David Fullerton, as well as Microsoft developer evangelists Doris Chen and Jeff Brand. There was some stiff competition for the judges to choose from, and we congratulate all of our finalists. They won't be going home empty-handed, either – along with the winners of the Reviewer Sweepstakes, they'll go home with some great prizes, too. The first place winners from each category group win a Surface plus a $500 cash prize. The second and third place winners go home with good stuff, too. Johnny, tell 'em what they've won!
And you get a Surface! And you get a Surface! EVERYONE gets a Surface!
The 15 finalists came from a pool of 50 semi-finalists, which in turn came from the list of over 300 fully eligible submissions to Apptivate. Some more stats about the event:
- There were 456 apps submitted overall, including deleted and ineligible apps
- The third week of November was the best week for app submission, with 49 apps coming in that week
- Apptivate users posted 2646 questions and answers in the [windows-8] and [microsoft-metro] Stack Overflow tags
- Over the course of the event, 3163 users voted (on apps or on comment threads) 7454 times
That's all for Apptivate… in 2012! The response to this was so positive, we're already on the lookout for similar collaborations in the new year… So stay tuned!
Hey there, stranger!
It's that most wonderful time of the year again — time for the Stack Overflow Annual Survey! So, put down that third glass of eggnog and fire up a new tab. It only takes a few minutes – and there are stickers!
As the name suggests, we've been doing this for a few years now (here are the 2010 results and the 2011 results for your perusal) and we always learn a lot from them. This data is used to support the advertising we sell on Stack Overflow and Server Fault. Advertising helps keep the lights on (and servers humming) around here, so if you use either (or both!) sites, we urge you to participate.
For those of you who've been around this block with us before, the survey should look fairly familiar. There's no longer two jQuery options, though you can still jQuery while you jQuery if you need to. There are some questions that are a bit different, so please read each item carefully before you respond.
Just like previous years, we're putting ads like the one above around the site to solicit particpation, and this blog post will help us reach our goal of roughly 3,500 responses. We'll share the results of the survey with you all in a blog post early next year, and you'll have the option of signing up to receive a copy of the results emailed to you directly at the end of the survey. So, please take a few moments to fill out the survey and then you can get right back to your holiday festivities.
Announcing the Apptivate.MS competition semi-finals
When we announced the Apptivate.MS competition two months ago, we were hoping that a few members of this community would create and submit a few solid Windows 8 apps – forty or fifty, maybe. A hundred if it really went well.
So when we saw all of the high-quality and innovative app submissions that poured in, we were quite frankly blown away. The Stack Overflow community submitted almost 400 apps. See for yourself!
The quality and size of the submission pool made our next job really, really difficult: narrowing them down to just 50 apps for the semi-finals, ten for each of the following category groups: Knowledge, Games, Interest, Work, and Social. A panel of Stack Exchange judges (appointed by Microsoft) ranked all the submissions based on the following rubric:
- Innovativeness/Creativity (30%)
- Quality of Submission (30%)
- Use of Windows 8 features, such as the live tile display (30%)
- Public Appeal (voting) (10%)
With these criteria in mind, we put together a killer semi-finalist slate. You can vote for your three favorite apps in each category group between now and December 16th (23:59 UTC).
The three highest-voted apps in each category group will win prizes no matter what. They'll also be eligible for a $5000 cash grand prize, so cast your votes to ensure that the best app wins the day. Not an altruist? Voting in the semi-finals also makes you eligible for the reviewer contest.
You can also continue to leave comments on any app, which also gets you entry into the reviewer contest – as well as providing valuable feedback to Windows 8 developers.
The semi-finals voting phase ends December 16th, 2012, so get your votes in now!
Stack Overflow Data Visualization Contest
We all know everyone loves pretty pictures, chock full of graph-y goodness.
You probably also know that about two months ago we started the Stack Overflow Machine Learning Contest, and that it's now winding down. All models have been (or will shortly be) committed, and we're starting to gather data for the final judgement.
What you may not have known about was the subsidiary Visualization Contest, which is looking to find an interesting and informative way of making sense of the mountains of interesting data in our data sets. You're free to pull in any additional publicly available information from sources like the Data Explorer or API, but the data set put together for the machine learning contest is a good place to start.
Entries will be accepted through October 26th with voting ending November 1st. We'll choose the most awesome of the top-voted entries based on how interesting and informative the visualization is, with bonus points for focusing on the subject of the machine learning contest.
So go out there, find a set of interesting statistics, gin up a cool picture and submit it to the…
Stack Overflow Visualization Contest
Stack Exchange Machine Learning Contest
Over the last 4 years we've built up quite a bevy of moderation tools here at Stack Exchange. We've got closing, editing, deleting, flags of all sorts, voting, commenting, review queues, and more.
These all work great, but they all require action after a post is made. This is a lot of work for the community, and not particularly friendly toward those posting, particularly new users. In a perfect world, we'd be able to offer specific, targetted guidance for authors whose posts were likely to be shot down, before they ever showed up on the site, and without requiring as much up-front effort from our community.
We've already expended some effort on this front with some basic tests that reject obviously problematic questions, and automatically flag borderline ones for review, but we feel this can be done much better.
This is where you come in
We're running a machine learning contest on Kaggle to find an algorithm that predicts whether (and for what reason) a question will be closed.
The idea is simple: we've prepared a dataset with all the questions on Stack Overflow, including everything we knew about them right before they were posted, and whether they finally ended up closed or not. You grab the data, build your brilliant classifier, run it against some leaderboard data and submit your results. Rinse and repeat until the contest ends, when we'll grab the most promising classifiers and run them against fresh data to choose winners.
The winners will get our respect, the knowledge they've helped make the Internet a better place – oh, and some cold hard cash.
- 1st prize – $11,000
- 2nd prize – $6,000
- 3rd prize – $2,000
We're also hiring a full-time data scientist, and we're going to be very interested in talking to the authors of the best classifiers.
So head on over now and…
Check out the contest
Some explanation of how we'll use the classifiers that come out of the contest, as there seems to be some confusion on that point.
First and foremost, there's no plan to "auto close" questions. Human oversight will always be needed, there are always edge cases, evolving standards, and what-have-yous that won't be captured in any algorithm.
What we'd be really excited to try out is giving users who are composing questions advice on how to improve them while they're composing them. This would save a lot of time, reduce the overall close rate, and make new users' first asking experience more likely to be a pleasant one.
A secondary goal is to improve our auto-flagging of questions, as our current system is very simple and has some known issues.


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Pentax K-7 or Canon T2i
I am trying to decide between a Pentax K-7 and a Canon T2i.
I have a old Pentax ME with the following lenses that would fit the Pentax K-7:
1) Pentax-M 4024865 Asahi OPT Com. Japan, 1:1.7-22, 50 mm
2) Pentax 5400493 Asahi OPT Co. Japan, Takumar (Bayonet),
1:2.5-22, 135 mm
I already purchased the Canon T2i with the EF-S 18-135 IS kit lense. I have not taken it out of the box and still have a week to return it.
I can get the Pentas K-7 body for $869 thru Best Buy. I paid $1200 including tax for the Canon T2i.
The video on the Canon is compatible with our Apple computer, but I do plan to install Windows XP in the next few months which I assume I would use with the Pentax video.
Thank you for any advise. I have only posted here a couple of times. I am currently using a Nikon 7900 point and shoot.
For me the choice would be a no brainer. I begin my interest in Photography in 1966 wiht the acquisition of a Pentax Spotmatic w/ 50mm f1.4, which was the worlds first SLR to have a built in through the lens light metering system. A year later I bought a Pentaxc Spotmatic II, which was the Spotmatic with the addition of the worlds first "hot shoe" flash mount.
In additiont to the 50mm f1.4 normal lenses that came with the cameras, I added a Taumar 28mm wide angle, 105mm portrait lens, 300mm auto tele, 500mm auto tele and a whopping 27lb monster 1,000mm f4. To date I have put over 100,000 frames through those cameras without a single mechnical problem, in fact, they have never been professionally cleaned or lubed, yet they still work fine, even in sub zero weather.
In 1980 I bought a Pentax K-1000, which is basically a Spotmatic with a bayonete mount, but it also works with the old M42 screw mount lenses. (This camera is considered one of the best manual cameras for serious photo students, and it still retains a market value nearly equal to what i paid for it.)
Next I bought a Pentax Me, followed by and ME-Super along with a Pentax 70-200mm zoom and a small drawer full of Ricoh and Sears lenses with PK mounts plus a Sigma 70-300mm f4-5.6 pk-A macro zoom which quickly became one of my workhorse lenses.
When I retired last June I had a very limited budget but i wanted to move up to digital photography. I looked at both Nikon & Canon but with an average of over $1k for body and lens that was way out of my budget.
I then found a used Pentax ist-DL (6.3mp)body on Craigslist for $250. Not exactly what I wanted but it offered one great feature. I could move up to digital while still retainting the use of all my lenses and accessiories including an auto bellows.
I then got curious about auto focus so I began watcing Ebay and an online auction sponsoered by Goodwill Industries. I found that the Pentax F series lenses were auto focus but they were first designed for Pentax SLR film cameras, however they not only work perfectly on the digital, many dealers sell them as kit lenses today.
I got a Pentax F 100-300mm auto focus from Goodwill for $15 +S&H. (How could I turn that down? ) I followed that with a Pentax F 35-80mm f4-5.6 for $21 +S&H on Ebay and just a week ago I found a new, in the box with warranty Pentax F 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 for $32 +S&H, again on Ebay.
Just tonight I found a new Pentax k20d 14mp with shake reduction and almost all the features found on the K7 for $600 with free shipping, and to top it off, it will still work with all the Pentax lenses and accessories that I already have. In fact, the only features on the K-7 that are not on the K20d are video features and i doubt if i would use them if i had them, although I will continue to keep my eyes open and will probably have a K-7 with 6 months.
One thing that I love about my Pentax ist Dl is that it uses four standard AA batteries and I have 36 rechargable AA's. I have been told that the K20d will also work with AA's but that remains to be seen.
Thank you Lazypup and Alisande. Lazypup thank you for sharing a lot of information. I am going to go and look at the Pentax K-7 tonight.
A third camera has now entered the mix, the Nikon D5000, but wonder if I would I be happy with 12 MP. I really like to see the details.
The Dynamic Range is said to be lacking on the K-7. I don't want to spend all that money and be disappointed.
Thank you again.
According to my research, the two Pentax lenses I have are good. There is also an adapter for the my old Pentax lenses making them usable on the Canon T2i. Any opinions on using adapters?
Here is a link that might be useful: This website compares the three cameras.
Deb, how much reliance are you putting on that website? I couldn't see the comparison of the three cameras, for some reason, so I did an Olympus comparison. (I'm familiar with this brand.) The site said the Olympus E-520, which I own, has a better dynamic range than the E-620. This is contrary to everything I've heard up to now.
People tried to talk me into getting the E-620 instead of the 520, citing better dynamic range. But I chose the 520 and am more than happy with my decision.
Have you tried doing a comparison on DPReview? I know they do a good job with this.
I went to the Pentax SLR Talk forum on DPReview and did a search on K-7 dynamic range. I took a quick glance at the results, and it seemed to me there was a fair amount of criticism of that model (not necessarily for the dynamic range. If you want to take a look yourself, I'll link the forum below.
BTW, I've seen lots of images in which the dynamic range was improved using Topaz or Redynamix.
Here is a link that might be useful: DPReview Pentax SLR Talk
Thank you everyone for sharing with me.
I went and looked at the Pentax K-7 at Fry's. I used my lenses and memory card. I had a lot of difficulty getting a decent picture. My old lenses of course could not be used with the auto features of the camera and there was no one to properly show me the camera. Fry's was the only place locally to carry the Pentax D-7, therefore I have decided not to purchase the K-7.
I tried out the Nikon D5000. I think the Canon T2i has a sharper image. I am assuming it is sharper because of the extra MPs. I did also look at the D5000 photos in RAW and from what I can determine they are not as sharp as the T2i in JPEG.
I am feeling very uncertain about choosing between the D5000 and the T2i because of my lack of experience. I do know that I want to zoom in on pictures when viewing them on a the computer monitor, and see the details, therefore I believe the T2i is the way to go. Any comments are welcome.
I have now spent a lot on time on the dpreview site and I am still unsure.
Thank you to all of you.
Don't get so hung up on the MP debate, even the companies have stopped that now. Unless you going at, or over 20"x30" regularly, you will be fine on anything 8-12MP, seriously.
90% of your prints 4x6? [nod yes] Dont give MP another thought.
my current most used cameras are 5MP, 8MP, and 12MP.
Sharpness-----Its about the glass, not the MP---its not about the MP. Take into account the LED screen your looking at the pictures through, the sharpness of those little screens can lie about the sharpness of the picture, FYI.
If the salesperson says camera A has sharper pics because of the MP, ask for someone else to talk to for the sale.
Dotn believe, Ken can explain it :
MP allow you to crop more away, that has nothing to do with the sharpness of the pic. Learn how to properly frame a pic, cropping is *almost* obsolete.
Okay, I think I hammered that away.
Honestly, when it comes to the cameras, the amateur photog will see little difference in picture results when comparing oly/nikon/canon/(newer) sony of the same caliber, price range.
So find your price range, get what feels nice in your hands, what feels comfortable.
Ken also named the the D5000 his best serious camera.
Joe is right, of course--sharpness is about the glass. But it's also about how much sharpening is done by the camera. Most DSLRs have a sharpness setting that can be adjusted by the photographer. Some people prefer to adjust the sharpness in post-processing.
I haven't read Ken Rockwell in a while, but if I recall correctly he likes Nikon and Canon, and that is all he likes.
Thank you everyone for sharing with me.
I went and looked at the Pentax K-7 at Fry's. I used my lenses and memory card. I had a lot of difficulty getting a decent picture. My old lenses of course could not be used with the auto features of the camera and there was no one to properly show me the camera. Fry's was the only place locally to carry the Pentax D-7, therefore I have decided not to purchase the K-7.
I tried out the Nikon D5000. I think the Canon T2i has a sharper image. I am assuming it is sharper because of the extra MPs. I did also look at the D5000 photos in RAW and from what I can determine they are not as sharp as the T2i in JPEG.
I am feeling very uncertain about choosing between the D5000 and the T2i because of my lack of experience. I do know that I want to zoom in on pictures when viewing them on a the computer monitor, and see the details, therefore I believe the T2i is the way to go. Any comments are welcome.
I have now spent a lot on time on the dpreview site and I am still unsure.
Thank you to all of you.
First, thank you to all of you for going thru this decision process with me.
Thank you Zitro Joe and Alisande. I read Ken's website and checked out the Best Buy pixel comparison. Good information. I have looked at many comparison photos and info on the internet and I do like the extra pixels for viewing and zooming in on the computer monitor. However, I just need to get closer to my subject when I want that kind of detail.
I am now deciding between the Nikon D5000 with two kit lenses (18-55 mm + 55-200mm) and the Nikon 90 with one kit lens (17-105 mm). I am told the 17-105mm has better optics.
I really like the grip and feel of the D90. I fits in my hand better and feels more balanced. My only problem is the extra weight. I am wonder how important the weight is for any of you. The D90 with the lens on is 10 oz heavier than the D5000 with the 18-55 mm lens, and 8 oz heavier than the D5000 with the 55-200 lens. I am not planning to take it on long trips just short outings. I have some aches and pains in my neck and shoulders, but there is a hand strap available (that I would use with either camera) instead of a neck strap.
The other things I like about the D90 besides the grip and feel are:
Better viewfinder
Larger monitor
Depth of field preview
Stronger build
Better optics in the lens
A little better in low light?
One nicer kit lenses
What I like about the D5000:
Lighter weight
Built-in protection for the LCD screen because it flips around
There is no question that I would choose the D90 over the D5000. I am just concerned about the weight of the camera. The salesman points out that if it is too heavy I will be less inclined to take it with me. Is this true of any of you? Does the weight cause you to leave it behind?
Thank you again.
I read a review that compared a D80 (the camera I have) to a D90. As far as weight, it said the D90 weights 1.2 oz more than the D80. The D90 hadn't come out when I got my camera, but I was hooked with the way the camera felt in my hands. I like the weightiness of it..I was always afraid I'd accidentally drop a smaller and lighter camera....just me. Even though I have smaller cameras, I don't hesitate to take it with me anywhere.
Whichever one you choose, I know you will have a great time with it.
The deed is done. I bought the Nikon D90 kit with the 17-105 mm lens and a Panasonic LX3. I am feeling so spoiled.
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Is it really a thin line between love and hate? That question alone is the reason why we have prenuptial agreements. Yet, are prenups right for every couple? We will answer that question plus a few others such as: Should couples that remarry get a prenup? What if you're with a partner that is moving on up like George and Weezey and have the potential of earning a high income? We will also take a look at crazy celebrity prenups like Khloe Kardashian's prenup—a $5,000 monthly shopping budget and $1,000 monthly beauty budget, among other items. Catherine Zeta-Jones is rumored to make money--in her case, $5 million--if Michael Douglas cheats on her. Zeta-Jones, who also makes $2.8 million for every year of marriage, says prenups are "brilliant."
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In the spirit of the February theme of the financial side of Love and Romance, host of the MoneySmarts4u show, Barbie O'Connor, will cover topics such as talking about money with your beloved BEFORE you tie the knot, why a prenuptial agreement is a good thing to discuss, prepare and execute, how to live together before marriage, the importance of getting to know your beloved's famiy and friends before the big day, and breaking an engagement and cancelling your wedding if you change your mind.
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Host Tiffany Williams-Jallow and expert guest Randall Kessler, founding partner of the 14 lawyer, Atlanta family law firm known as KS Family Law, who has represented cases involving such high profile figures as NeNe Leakes, Michael Jordan, Terrell Owens and T.I., assist singles in deciding whether or not they should enter into prenuptial agreements with their future spouses. Listeners are encouraged to join the chatroom with comments and questions or call the show live at 714-409-0610.
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Have we lost ye, Michele Bachmann?
The answer would seem to be yes, as the sharp-tongued, googly-eyed Minnesota Congresswoman suspended her presidential campaign after receiving only five per cent of the Iowa Caucus vote in the state where she was born.
To put that in perspective, Michele Bachmann only got 6,000 more votes in Iowa than Johann Sebastian Bach. It was the culmination of a stunning turn of events over the past few months, after her candidacy surged when she won the Iowa straw poll in August.
Soon afterwards, however, her poll numbers went south faster than General William Tecumseh Sherman. Why did that happen? And what does it tell us about the vestiges of sexism still present in our political culture as a whole, and specifically on
Soon afterwards, however, her poll numbers went south faster than General William Tecumseh Sherman. Why did that happen? And what does it tell us about the vestiges of sexism still present in our political culture as a whole, and specifically on display among the far-right Christian conservatives currently dominating the Republican Party? A lot, actually.
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As someone who looked upon the possibility of a Bachmann presidency with much the same anticipatory glee as I would walking barefoot up Mount Everest or drinking Liquid Drano, one might not expect me to possess even an ounce of sympathy for the Congresswoman.
Sure, I think she's a few kernels short of a corn dog, but then again I am of much the same opinion about Newt Gingrich and either of the Praying Ricks (Santorum and Perry). To base Republican voters, however, preemptively bombing Iran, giving Ryan Seacrest tax cuts on Ascot purchases and sowing firearms into one's forelimbs are likely a part of the panoply of "ideas".
So loony musings were not why Bachmann was kicked to the curb.
'Women's submission'
But I have a sneaking suspicion that gender - and, specifically, Bachmann's lack of a Y chromosome - had a lot to do with it. According to Taylor Marsh, author of The Hillary Effect: Politics, Sexism & The Destiny of Loss: "Once Rick Perry rode in, Bachmann was ignored. By virtue of his macho Texan maleness, he was automatically elevated, even as her debate performances remained stellar."
Or to put it the way writer Michelle Goldberg did in The Daily Beast: "She stumped as much as Santorum, had staff problems no worse than Gingrich's and made lesser gaffes than Perry."
So how was it that the Texas Two Thought stole her thunder when he entered the race?
Many Christian Right leaders and the voters who dominate the primary in Iowa preach women's submission, so is it really a stretch to believe they thought a female politician should adopt the same role? The optics were certainly there, when during a debate on "family issues" in November, almost out of instinct or perhaps expectation, Bachmann got up to pour water for her male colleagues seated around a table on the stage with her.
There was plenty of other evidence, such as when the Union County, Iowa GOP Chair told an AP reporter, "I've noticed that when her name is mentioned sometimes that there's a lot of men that wouldn't vote for a woman."
Some of Bachmann's advisers agreed with this sentiment.
Comedian and fellow Minnesotan Lizz Winstead - who has toured for Planned Parenthood and is passionate about women's issues - went so far as to tell me, "when I put my tinfoil hat on, I almost think they push forward women of no substance like Bachmann and [Sarah] Palin, because [women such as] Olympia Snowe and Kay Bailey Hutchinson might actually succeed".
When I put my tinfoil hat on I also suspect similar things, but no "conspiracy theories" are even necessary for me to conclude that sexism still plays an active role in our politics - particularly on the extreme right of the GOP.
Cliff Schecter is the President of Libertas, LLC, a progressive public relations firm, the author of the 2008 bestseller The Real McCain, and a regular contributor to The Huffington Post.
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Britain has failed to stop southern Iraq falling into grip of militias.
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Monkey thief's jail term quashedA man jailed for a year for stealing a Bolivian squirrel monkey nicknamed SpongeBob was freed by the appeal court yesterday.
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The Queen will switch on the stars again in the skies over south-east London next week, as the new £16m planetarium at the Royal Observatory at Greenwich opens for business.
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MPs vote to exempt themselves from anti-secrecy lawThe House of Commons yesterday voted to exempt itself from its own Freedom of Information Act.
Cocaine and Mr Bigs - crime agency lists first year successesBritain's equivalent of the FBI has identified 160 underworld "Mr Bigs", seized 73 tonnes of cocaine, and intercepted a shipment of rocket-propelled grenade launchers thought to be destined for Islamist terrorists since its establishment a year ago, the agency said yesterday.
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Painting Andersen Fibrex exterior
I'm looking to replace our single-pane wood windows with insert/replacement windows. The catch is that the exterior of our current windows is painted a sort of crimson/maroon that I'd like to match. The Marvin Ultimates offer a aluminum shade that would probably work, but estimates I got have them running close to 50% more than the Andersen Woodwrights (~$650 vs ~$950 for a 28x42" double hung with simulated divided light). From what I've read, Andersen will allow painting of the terratone finish, but I found a post on here mentioning problems with paint flaking off. So, has anyone on here done it, and can you share your experience?
From my experience, Marvin should be more competitive with Woodwright which is Andersen's higher end. I would get a few other quotes. As to painting the Andersen, you are getting into a maintenance issue similar to a wood exterior. Do you really want to do that with new low maintenance windows?
Apparently, for the Andersens you can paint any color except Cocoa Bean, Dark Bronze or Forest Green colored Fibrex. Reference the user manual under "Finishing guidelines for windows with Fibrex� material".
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Discussion in 'Comcast Cable Forum' started by Blue25, Apr 20, 2009.
Can anyone help me with information on becoming a comcast dealer.
You don't become a Comcast dealer, you work for Comcast direct.
I've seen companies that have or say they have contracts with Comcast for their sales divisions. How would that be if there work for comcast direct.
For door to door sales, and that seems like what you are talking about, Comcast does use contractors for that. Because the contracts are with Comcast, you either contact them direct or you could subcontract with someone who already has a contract.
comcast has contractors that do installs
Not around here they don't. However, that is probably true. If so, the OP still needs to sign a contract with Comcast or be a sub-contractor.
They pay pretty good on a triple play, but are very slow in paying!
What is the number or channels to become a subcontractor.
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Wish that you had been at the True Blood panel at Comic-con last friday? Well, here's the next best thing. HBO has released the video peek at the rest of season 4, and it looks like thrilling stuff. (Though it's telling that the video's light on shots of Jason and Andy.) So what's next for Bon Temps? Eric and Sookie continue to canoodle, despite Bill's objections, Tommy and Sam finally have a face-off, and Jessica may say howdy to the daylight. Marnie, or the ghost possessing Marnie, is going to go on the offensive in the fight against vampires, and she may have Tara on her side. And of course, Sookie's in danger. It wouldn't be a season of True Blood without that.
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how to close off a heat vent in a closet floor?
We have a closet (3'x5') where we pen up our dogs when we are not home. There is a heat vent in the floor, right in front of the doggie door. We are replacing our vinyl flooring in the closet and want to cover up the heat vent completely. Is there a way to do this easily? We've been putting a magnetic vent cover over the grill, but we want to eliminate this if possible. The closet really does not need heat or ac. Any advice is appreciated.
Can you see under the closet floor from a basement? If so you should be able to see the ducting that supplies that vent. Follow it back to the main trunk line and you might find a damper. Close it and/or disconnect this run from the main trunk line by purchasing a cap or screw a piece of sheet metal over the hole.
If you can't access underneath, take the vent register off and with a mirror or flashlight look inside and see if you see a damper. Sometimes they are near the register. Maybe you can close it from there. Some air will pass so you might want to disconnect the run as I described.


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