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Still, I use this space to clear the occasional emotional blockage. It was indeed kind that so many folks not only indulged the momentary lapse, but also offered comfort, advice, and encouragement. And it's fascinating to hear from others who still break a cold sweat at the sound of "Clean up on Aisle Four!" over a fuzzy loudspeaker.
Today was a terrific day, spent in the company of yarn industry types (mostly independent shop owners, along with a sprinkling of manufacturers, distributors, and sales representatives) who gathered in Chicago for a conference hosted by Yarn Market News. I do illustrations for that charming and useful publication on a regular basis, and when they rolled into town on their Big Wheels they asked me and my little camera to come over and play.
I'm too zonked to do a full report with photographs and tap-dancing alpacas, but I'm too wired to fall asleep without first saying what a positive jolt it is to spend the day (and then dine well) in the company of people whose waking hours revolve around keeping us supplied with yarn, needles, and the sundry impedimenta of the fibery life.
I know well that not every LYS owner is a saint with an encyclopedic knowledge of Cast Ons of All Nations. Nor is every yarn shop the rose-covered cottage we might wish. But this group–they love what they do and are spending several very long days learning to do it even better. As they fly in the face of grim ol' American practicality by supporting creative work in the midst of a yawning recession, I salute them and wish them godspeed.
There should be a little drawing here of eighty shop owners storming the barricades with knitting needles aloft, or maybe raising a cable swatch over Iwo Jima; but when I start wishing people "godspeed" it's time to step away from the keyboard and go to bed. If my prose got any more purple it'd be on television group-hugging a chorus of child actors and singing "John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmitz." Feh.
Good night, y'all.
31 comments:
- Mel said...
Good lordy lord, you did get a lot of comments on that dream. Sounds like today was a very nice counterpoint, though.
- Amy said...
Glad you had a good time! Sleep tight.
- Anne said...
If you're going to bed now, could you pass the peanut M&Ms? Thanks...
- Captain said...
If you could just work a tap-dancing alpaca into one of your cartoons, I would be satisfied. Clogging would be OK, too.
- Sweet Camden Lass said...
^^ Now I'd pay good money to see a morris dancing alpaca...
~x~ - 5:24 AM
- La Cabeza Grande said...
Captain's suggestion of a clogging - even better, Irish step dancing - alpaca!
Oh, and I do love a good "Feh!" every now and again. - 5:55 AM
- dragon knitter said...
i would think they'd be singing 'kum bah yah'
i've had high school dreams like that, blech - 6:54 AM
- Betsy said...
It was a pleasure meeting you - thanks for spending the day with us.
- Anna-Liza said...
Wow. Now I know the reason for the existence of Barney--that was the most adroit and apt reference to him I've ever read. That you can write so well even when you're tired (edging toward purple or not) speaks volumes about your skill.
- Anonymous said...
I absolutely adore John Jacob Jimgleheimer Schmitz. Brings back memories of singing at the top of my lungs with my kids in the car!
Thanks for the grin,
CanAm, Ravelry, sadly blogless - 9:05 AM
- nosenabook said...
I look forward to hearing - and seeing - more about the Great Day. Should I subscribe to the Yarn Market News to see more of your photos?
- christine (threedogknits) said...
"his name is my name, too. Whenever we go out, people always shout..."
Oh sheesh now you got that song in my head! I'm glad you had a great day after the nightmare from your teenage days. It's as if the universe is telling you that in your adult life you get to better pick who you travel through life with - in this case wonderful knitters. - 9:20 AM
- Criosa said...
I'm with la cabeza there - bring on the Irish dancing alpaca! though we'd need more than one to get a proper line-up a la Riverdance
- Alwen said...
Oh, great, now I have tap-dancing alpacas singing "John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt" in my head!
Out out dratted alpacas! - 10:40 AM
- Jeanne said...
Tap dancing alpaca?! I simply MUST know more! You're nothing but a tease, Franklin. A tease.
(and I mean that in the best, neighborly love kinda way) - 10:41 AM
- Anonymous said...
Oh dear Lord,
I often check you blog, so fun, so insightful. I wouldn't want to be a fellow, ever. My husband comes from a redneck family, and he is a writer/poet. Life can be so cruel. No wonder you have that nightmare, but it's amazing how the human spirit shines through.
Slog on! There are so many kindred spirits routing for you!
Anita (Kingston,Ontario, Canada) - 10:51 AM
- Anonymous said...
dear franklin: we are your friends as well as your readers out here; those of us who check in on a daily basis probably feel truly comfortable with that idea and are probably nodding in agreement as they read this. You needed to get that ugly dream off your psyche, it wouldn't have been good for you to have simply allowed it to retreat, muttering to itself, back into the dark place it hides. Sharing it with the people who read your blog is akin to shining a very big flashlight on it; bad dreams don't like that. Perhaps it will be a long while before that dream will return. If it does, remember the comments and encouragements from the day before….
mary e. - 11:40 AM
- Seanna Lea said...
No purple dinosaurs! I remember going to a college class (cue: long, long ago) and seeing one of the vidtechs testing the equipment in the classroom with a Barney video. I'd never seen it before, but felt immediate nausea.
Funnily, it is the same feeling I got when I saw David Hasselhoff playing Dr. Jeckyll. - 11:59 AM
- lizbon said...
Ya see, and that dream post was one of my favorites you've ever posted. Sometimes it's nice to see more of the human behind the witty wag.
- Cara said...
I'm glad you got to go to the Yarn Market News event. I love going to fiber festivals and yarn-related events--it's so energizing! All the color and texture everywhere, so many people wearing things they made, so much to learn, and such a giving, sharing community. And almost every conversation you might eavesdrop on or happen to overhear is contains some tidbit of yarny goodness! It's the best! I'll be looking forward to reading more about your adventures.
- Kristen said...
"tap-dancing alpacas" Ha!! Very glad to hear you're recovering from your nightmare!
- Carson said...
Anyone who can use "zonked" and "impedimenta" in the same post gets my vote.
- Plum Texan said...
Well, that hangs it...I've been reading you for a bit over a week, and now I'm bound and determined to come meet you in Austin. Thanks for all your sharing, particularly your beautiful work.
(Even though I might get a rash if I manage to participate... :) ) - 1:01 AM
- sharon said...
^^ Now I'd pay good money to see a morris dancing alpaca...
Me too. Or even a whole side of Morris dancing alpacas! Please.
Pretty please.
With sprinkles. - 7:37 AM
- georg said...
I would never want a rose-covered cottage for myself or a LYS- I'm too violently allergic to roses.
I imagine if you handed Delores tap shoes, she'd start off on a story about what happened when she was younger with this tap dancer... - 9:35 AM
- Melissa said...
Somehow your mention of John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt led me directly to Robin Williams in the Wong Foo movie - one of our favorite flicks. No knitting content, but what a cast!
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Two boys leap to their feet and start doing an awkward dance to the beat of the music in a vain attempt to impress a group of girls. The girls snigger but the boys don't seem to care.
Everyone is in harmony together nestled amongthe ethereal surroundings of Rivendell, just outside Workington, at the first Nuts in May festival.
I make my way up the steps leading to the Woodland Glade stage and part of me expects to catch a glimpse of Bambi or Thumper.
As I watch an array of local talent sing their hearts out on the small stage I get chatting to two local lasses who admire the natural theme of the event.
Chelsea Varty, 19, of St Mary's Court, Workington, says: "The setting is lovely. I don't think I've been to a festival before that has been this natural. A lot of thought has gone into all the stage areas and the layout."
Eugenia Innes, 22, of Firth View, Workington, says: "Everything is really pretty and there's a really relaxed atmosphere."
As the three-day festival starts to kick off, more and more families begin to make an appearance.
Michael Donohue, 40, of Chapel Terrace, Bridgefoot, is there with his sons Evan, eight, and Nathan, three.
He says: "We like to support all the local music events and like Solfest this event seems to have a really good family feel to it. The boys are really enjoying themselves and a couple of bands have really stood out for us including the Cuban Fiddle Crisis."
Before I become completely hypnotised by my surroundings I realise that festival headliner Nik Kershaw is about to take to the stage.
As I peak my head round the already crammed Cup of Wonders tent I realise I should have got here earlier and marked out a spot but with a bit of jostling I manage to squeeze myself to the front.
Everyone goes wild as the 80s idol starts singing The Riddle, One woman gets so excited she falls backwards into the side of the tent.
After soaking up the atmosphere I manage to catch up with Joanne Braniff, one of the organisers of the festival.
Joanne says: "We're delighted with the outcome of the weekend. So many local people have come to support the event and there are also people here from all over the country, which has really exceeded our expectations.
"Wherever you look everyone seems to be smiling and enjoying themselves and that's what we wanted the event to be about.
"There are around 1,500 people here which was the target we hoped to reach. Everyone who has helped out at the event has done an amazing job and we can't thank them enough.
"We're looking forward to planning next year's festival after a well-earned rest."
On the last day everything seems to be winding down; the acts are on top form and everyone is still in the festival spirit but the weather has become dreary and not even the poncho I haggled for a few days earlier can keep out the chill.
One of the last acts finishes playing and I can no longer feel my fingers and my toes. I decide I'm officially defeated and it's time to go home.
As I leave I hear a group of people chanting "Nuts in May" and it's clear that the festival has not only gone down a treat but has kick-started what is to be a busy festival year for West Cumbria.
First published at 19:25, Thursday, 10 May 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Quite how this enterprise got planning permission, I'll never know - the Braniffs may be pleased that it went ahead, but people living nearby almost experienced what George Bush snr put General Noriega through - music/noise we had no choice but to listen to. Despite their 50 acres, they seemed to have put the stages nearest to people's homes. Why do money making schemes always seem to pollute the quality of other people's lives? A residential area is a daft place to shove such an obtrusive business - ok for people who travel to it, not so nice for the neighbours.
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Just as advances in medical technology ensure that our human love ones live longer lives, so do advances in veterinary technology for dogs. As a result, there is growing interest among dog owners as to what they should do to make sure that their pets have a happy and healthy life in their older years. You can even take preventative measures to ensure long term health by making sure your dog is fed a healthy, nutrient rich diet and receives regular exercise.
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The patient exhibits a great deal of anxiety about the heart, the face is flushed, the head is hot, and the patient very talkative; in fact, he acts pretty much the same as would a man under the partial influence of liquor.The headache which Kali hydriodicum causes is one of the external head, probably from the action of the drug on the aponeurosis of the occipito-frontalis muscle, because there appear hard lumps like nodes on the scalp and these pain excessively. This may be a remote symptom of syphilis or of mercurialization, or it may appear in a patient with the rheumatic diathesis. In affections of the eyes Kali hydriodicum is called for principally by the violence of the symptoms, especially in syphilitic iritis after the abuse of mercury. Now, if mercury has not been abused, I do not consider the Iodide of Potassium to be the best remedy. If there is any best remedy for iritis it is MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS. We may also use Kali hydriodicum for inflammation involving both choroid and iris, the result of syphilis. More externally we find pustular keratitis, with chemosis, especially after the abuse of mercury. Coming next to the nose, we have the following indications for the Iodide of Potassium : Coryza or catarrh, occurring repeatedly in patients who have been mercurialized; every little cold or exposure, or every damp day causes the nose to become red and swollen; an acrid watery discharge flows from it, and the eyes smart and lachrymate, and become puffed. The patient is alternately chilly and hot, the urine is high-colored (as the patient expresses it) and scanty, and there is usually some sore throat. Every exposure provokes a return of these symptoms. Kali hydriodicum also cures this thin excoriating nasal discharge when it appears as an inheritance from syphilitic parents. The ozaena which it cures is either scrofulous, syphilitic, or mercurial, or a combination of all of these. The discharge may be either thin and acrid, or else thick, green, and offensive, and attended with burning sensation in the nose and even perforation of the nasal bones. Next, the action of Iodide of Potassium on the lungs and heart: It is not a little singular that all the preparations of Mercurius produce sharp, stitching pains through the lungs (through either the right or left lung, and shooting in different directions), and that the very best antidote to mercury also produces stitching pains through the lungs, particularly through the sternum to the back; worse from any motion. Now, there are two exactly opposite conditions in which Iodide of Potassium is to be here thought of. One of these is in pneumonia, in which disease it is an excellent remedy when hepatization has commenced, when the disease localizes itself, and infiltration begins. In such cases, in the absence of other symptoms calling distinctively for Bryonia, Phosphorus, or Sulphur, I would advise you to select either Iodine or Iodide of Potassium. It is also called for when the hepatization is so extensive that we have cerebral congestion or even an effusion into the brain as the result of this congestion. Now, the symptoms in these cases are as follows: First, they begin with very red face, the pupils are more or less dilated, and the patient is drowsy; in fact, showing a picture very much like that of Belladonna. You will, in all probability, give that remedy, but it does no good. The patient grows worse, the breathing becomes more heavy, and the pupils inactive to light, and you know then that you have a serious serous effusion into the brain, which must be checked in a short time or the patient dies. Why did not Belladonna cure? He who would prescribe by the symptoms alone in this case would fail, because he has not taken the totality of the case. The trouble did not start in the brain. The cerebral symptoms are secondary to others. What, then, is the primary trouble? You put your ear to the patient's chest, and you find one or both lungs consolidated ; hence, the blood cannot circulate through the lungs as it should, and the different organs in the body become congested. So until you have proved that Belladonna has produced such a condition you cannot expect it to do any good. Another condition in which we may use Iodide of Potassium is in pulmonary oedema, thus again showing you the infiltration producible by the drug. This is almost always, as you know, a secondary trouble. The expectoration looks just like soapsuds, only it is apt to be a little greenish. We may also have Kali hydriodicum indicated in phthisis pulmonalis, particularly if there is present this same sort of frothy expectoration, night-sweats, and loose stools in the morning. The cough is of a violent racking, tearing character, and is worse in the morning, thus keeping up the character of the potash salts, to have aggravation of chest symptoms from two to five o'clock in the morning. I may say that these symptoms of the lungs are often consecutive to Bright's disease, in which disease Kali hydriodicum may be the remedy. YERBA SANTA is used by eclectics for phthisis of catarrhal origin. It is used empirically. There is a gentleman who has a tendency to catarrhal asthma, with thickening of the bronchial tubes and constant oppression of breathing. I treated him for a year. Sulphur seemed to be indicated, but was given with only partial relief. Finally, I gave him Yerba santa in the tincture. It so far relieved him that every morning he coughed up a quantity of sputum, and there then followed a freedom of breathing he had not had for years. The action of Kali hydriodicum on the heart is also characteristic. It produces a horrible smothering feeling about the heart, awakening the patient from sleep and compelling him to get out of bed. This symptom is also found under LACHESIS, KALI BICHROMICUM, LACTUCA, EUPHRASIA, GRAPHITES, and some others. It is also useful for repeated attacks of endocarditis or pericarditis of rheumatic origin. There are sharp, darting pains in the heart, worse from any motion, and particularly bad from walking. In diseases of the spine, you will find Kali hydriodicum indicated by these symptoms: Feeling as if the small of the back were being squeezed in a vice; bruised pain in the lumbar region and difficulty in walking; spinal meningitis with oedema or exudation, particularly when of syphilitic origin. When gummatous tumors involve the nervous tissues, Iodide of Potassium is your only hope. It may also be of use when rheumatism involves the spine and paraplegia results. In these cases I think that it is the neuroglia that is attacked. It may still further be used in rheumatism of the joints, particularly of the knee. The knee-joint is swollen and has a doughy feel; here again you see the tendency of the remedy to produce infiltration of tissue. There is no fluctuation to be detected. The skin about the inflamed joint is apt to be spotted, and the pains are of a gnawing, boring character, and are worse at night. In sciatica, you may give Kali hydriodicum when the pains are worse at night, and from lying on the affected side, and when the trouble is of mercurial or syphilitic origin. You will find that the Iodide of Potassium will help you in the treatment of the so-called contracted kidney, especially when of mercurial origin. Iodide of Potassium, like all the potash preparations, produces an eruption of a papular or of a pustular character. Especially do these appear on the scalp and down the back; when they heal they leave a cicatrix. You may also remember Iodide of Potassium as a remedy for tertiary syphilis, particularly rupia. The best antidote to Iodide of Potassium is HEPAR.


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Kohler K-6534-4-47 Almond Hawthorne 33" Double Basin Tile-In Enameled Cast-Iron Kitchen Sink with Apron-Front
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Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Rough-In Guide | |
Homeowners Guide | |
ADA | No |
Basin Depth (Left) | 8 |
Basin Depth (Right) | 8 |
Basin Length (Left) | 14 |
Basin Length (Right) | 14 |
Basin Rack Included | No |
Basin Split | 50/50 |
Basin Width (Left) | 15 |
Basin Width (Right) | 15 |
Basket Strainer Included | No |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Cutting Board Included | No |
Drain Connection | 3.625 |
Drain Placement | Rear |
Farmhouse | Yes |
Faucet Centers | 8 |
Faucet Hole Size | 1.375 |
Faucet Holes | 4 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 8.75 |
Installation Type | Drop In, Farmhouse |
Length | 33 |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Cast Iron |
Number Of Basins | 2 |
Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Soap Dispenser Included | No |
Sound Dampening | Yes |
Width | 22.12 |
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- Double basin sink with a 50/50 split provides increased versatility for any task
- Covered under Kohler's limited lifetime warranty
- Create an understated and elegant workstation with the Hawthorne kitchen sink
- Inspired by farmhouse sinks, the tile-in apron front makes it a classic design choice
- Constructed of enameled cast-iron which combines strength, durability and insulation benefits
- Tile-in apron-front installation gives a look of sophistication to your kitchen
- Rear drain location increases workspace area in the sink as well as storage area underneath
- All hardware needed for installation included
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- Enameled Cast-Iron: Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron combines the strength, durability, and insulation benefits of cast-iron with the scratch, chip, and burn resistance of a baked, powder coat finish and comes with an exceptional Lifetime Limited Warranty. When these materials are combined it gives the sink or tub the strength to last a lifetime of use. Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron is also available in a wide variety of specialty colors allowing you to truly customize your home.
- Apron Front: Once known as "farmhouse sinks" because they evoke images of traditional kitchens, Kohler apron-front sinks have a stylish panel in front and are available in both tile-in and under-mount models. Self-Trimming installation lets you install an apron-front sink with most conventional cabinetry.
- Height: 8-3/4" (measured from the bottom of the sink to the top most point of the sink)
- Overall Width: 22-1/8" (measured from the back outer rim to the front outer rim)
- Overall Length: 33" (measured from the left outer rim to the right outer rim)
- Basin Width: 15" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length: 14" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth: 8" (measured from center of the basin to the rim)
- Installation Type: Tile-in apron-front
- Number of Faucet Holes: 4
- Drain Outlet Connection: 3-5/8"
- Minimum Base Cabinet Width: 35"
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Our SKU: K-6534-4
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Almond
K-6534-4-47 - Biscuit
K-6534-4-96 - Black
K-6534-4-7 - Black n Tan
K-6534-4-KA - Cashmere
K-6534-4-K4 - Dune
K-6534-4-NY - Ember
K-6534-4-RR - Innocent Blush
K-6534-4-55 - Iron Cobalt
K-6534-4-30 - Navy
K-6534-4-52 - Pepper n Salt
K-6534-4-84 - Roussillon Red
K-6534-4-R1 - Sandbar
K-6534-4-G9 - Sea Salt
K-6534-4-FF - Skylight
K-6534-4-6 - Suede
K-6534-4-20 - Sunlight
K-6534-4-Y2 - Tea Green
K-6534-4-NG - Thunder Grey
K-6534-4-58 - Timberline
K-6534-4-97 - White
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
1 Question from the Community
Yes, the Kohler K-6534-4 does have have additional trim on the apron similar to the Whitehaven model. The best view of this is the specification sheet.
Does this sink have trimming on the "apron" part, similar to the Whitehaven model?
Yes, the Kohler K-6534-4 does have have additional trim on the apron similar to the Whitehaven model. The best view of this is the specification sheet.
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Introduction | Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 Sensor Performance | Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 versus competition | Conclusion |
A powerful sensor, an expert design, and pocket-sized: this is what the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 brings to the contest with the Canon Powershot S100. With a 70% larger sensitive surface area, the Sony takes the advantage even though its 20-Mpix resolution is greater than the Canon S100's 12Mpix. (Sony's pixel pitch is 2.4µm vs 1.8µm for the Canon, and is therefore higher.)
The 2/3" CMOS sensor of the Fujifilm X10 (as well as of the excellent high-end bridge, the X-S1) shows the same differences as the Canon S100 relative to the Sony RX100 in terms of color depth and dynamic range. However, its low-light sensitivity measurement limits the damage: with a DxOMark score of 245 ISO, equivalent to 2/3 of that measured for the RX100 (1" sensor vs 2/3" sensor). An image displayed at 100% shows the same amount of visible noise. As for prints, however, the RX100's high degree of resolution provides a rendering that is slightly more aesthetic (equivalent to 1/3EV).
Related technology, two CMOS sensors, the same sensitivity surface area, two 1-inch sensors, an advantage in favor of the Nikon 1 J1 hybrid in terms of pixel pitch (3.38µm vs 2.4µm for the Sony RX100)… but surprise, surprise, the Sony RX100 easily surpasses the Nikon J1 with a DxOMark overall score of 66 versus 56 for the Nikon J1.
The Sony RX100's 1" sensor is smaller than those of the micro 4:3 compact hybrids from Olympus and Panasonic, and once again, in terms of sensitivity, the observable results obey the laws of physics, with a difference 2/3EV in favor of the Panasonic G3 compact hybrid that we chose for our comparison.
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Sony's latest expert compact camera, the Cyber-shot DSC-RX100, incorporates a 1-inch sensor that is larger than the 1/1.7" and 2/3" sensors of its competitors. Sony has already surprised us over the past few years with its highly efficient CMOS sensors. Will this be the case for the RX100? Our DxOMark tests reveal the answer. |
A "premium" digital camera, the Sony DSC-RX100 is not lacking in persuasiveness: a larger-than-usual CMOS sensor; a bright, high-quality wide-angle (f1/8) lens; a more compact size than all other expert APNs on the market; and a weight that is only half that of the Canon PowerShot G1 X. All complemented by the latest Sony image technologies, such as 50p video, rapid burst shooting, integrated HDR, shooting at night without a tripod, and a brand-new "WhiteMagic" display screen. Does this mean that the Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 will become the new camera of reference among expert compacts? |
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http://trendsrtk.blogspot.in/2013/06/cyber-shot-dsc-rx-100-ii.html Sony introduces its forward- thinking compact cameras named Cyber-Shot DSC RX 100II. It trade with 1-inch standard CMOS for a 1- inch backside-illuminated CMOS. It is well as RX 100 design with an accessories like an microphone, flash, wi-fi, LCD etc Reply |
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http://trendsrtk.blogspot.in/2013/06/cyber-shot-dsc-rx-100-ii.html Sony introduces its forward- thinking compact cameras named Cyber-Shot DSC RX 100II. It trade with 1-inch standard CMOS for a 1- inch backside-illuminated CMOS. It is well as RX 100 design with an accessories like an microphone, flash, wi-fi, LCD etc Reply |
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No Lens sharpness measurements?
I have noted that none (or few) tests of compact cameras include any sharpness scores or measurements. Is there a reason that DXO doesn't provide those measurement?
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Amazing camera. However, where is the review on OM-D? Released much earlier than this Sony one? You still havent got a copy of it or what?
Am waiting anxiously to see how it perform! Reply |
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Welcome back
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The is a genuinely correct compact camera in terms of pocket size and highly quality image concerned.
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Miss. Supreme Court unanimously upholds open carry law
The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled Thursday afternoon that House Bill 2 – the "open carry law" – is constitutionally clear, agreeing with the state that the law should take effect immediately.
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The fight over HB 2, which passed last legislative session, started earlier this summer when Hinds County District Attorney Robert Shuler Smith asked Hinds County Circuit Judge Winston Kidd to issue an injunction that would keep the law from taking effect July 1. Smith was joined by a handful of law enforcement agencies.
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