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A video camera is no longer an extra feature to be occasionally used on a DSLR, being elevated to the status of purchasing point. Whether the camera has 1080p Full HD, stereo sound, the ability to support an external mic and which AV sockets are available become important points for the budding videographer. Each DSLR approaches the subject from a different angle, making it all the more important to chose not only a model carefully, but the manufacturer as well.
For this test we've chosen six top cameras with the ability to shoot HD video, ranging from full-frame pro models down to beginner models. Each video camera test is designed to press the video mode to the limits, offering a chance to show off how well movement can be tracked, and the quality of colour and exposure. Sound will also be assessed, and the results of each test can be found on the following pages of this video camera tests article. Each model will then be either recommended or dismissed as to the all-round final results, showing you the best DSLR camera for digital video.
Video cameras on DSLRs – Nikon D5000
Nikon D5000
£550 inc 18-55mm
From a specification point of view the D5000 is already at a disadvantage compared to the Canon and Panasonic models, as the video resolution is locked at 720p.
Autofocus, using the contrast-detect method, must be set before recording begins, and any subsequent re-focusing must be done manually. The aperture, too, must be selected prior to recording – thereafter the exposure is adjusted elecronically, via auto ISO selection.
The maximum clip limit of just five minutes in HD (20 minutes at the lower settings) is the shortest of any camera in this test, and somewhat restrictive, even if you'll rarely need to shoot longer clips than that. It means if you're recording little Jimmy's solo in the school concert you'll be praying that he finishes before your time runs out.
The video quality is noticeably worse than the competition, especially its main rival, the Canon EOS 500D. Whether this is due to the compression applied to the less memory efficient Motion JPEG format that Nikon has chosen to use is hard to say, but the tonal range appears more limited, and colours more detached from real-life. Noise is more apparent, especially in low light, probably due to the ISO sensitivity being cranked up.
The D5000 suffers more than most from the rolling shutter effect which affects all DSLR video to some extent. Vertical lines get diagonally skewed if the camera pans, or subject moves, too fast. This is due to the fact that the horizontal lines on a CMOS sensor are scanned one at a time on a CMOS sensor, so the top of the image may be recorded before the bottom.
The mono built-in audio is fairly low quality and there is no scope to attach an external mic.
Overall, the D5000 is capable of producing high-quality movies in the right conditions, but its video mode is the weakest in this group.
From the overly grainy image to the generally poor colour reproduction,
the D5000 was a real letdown.
Nikon D5000
Price | £550 |
Video Resolution | 1280 x 720 |
Compression Format | M-JPEG |
Maximum Clip Length | 5 Minutes |
Screen Size | 2.7" |
Built-in Audio | Mono, 11 KHz |
Frame Rate | 24fps |
Memory Card | SD/SDHC |
Sockets | USB, AV, HDMI |
Video Focus Modes | MF |
External Mic | No |
Dimensions | 127 x 104 x 90mm |
Weight | 560g |
Video Rating
Small, light and has a vari-angle screen
Average video quality, poor sound, no mic port
Stars: 2.5 out of 5
Video cameras on DSLRs – Canon EOS 500D
Canon EOS 500D
£580 inc 18-55mm
The EOS 500D was Canon's second DSLR to feature a video mode (after the 5D Mk II), and while the video specs may seem similar to those of its full-frame brother – it uses the same Quicktime H.264 recording format, for example – if you scratch beneath the surface you'll see that some compromises have been made. For example, although the 500D offers full 1080p it's only at a 20fps frame rate for up to 12 minutes at a time (too slow for shooting movement), while at 720p it shoots at 30fps for up to 18 minutes.
There is no external mic input either, and the built-in mono mic is rather puny, though it still boasts four times the sampling rate of the Nikons.
One thing it does have over its big brother though is a dedicated Movie Mode position on the dial, and a movie stop/start record button on the rear.
Like the 5D Mk II, autofocusing during recording is notionally possible but in practice it's so slow that you're better off pre-focusing before you start and manually fine-tuning as you go along, if you need to.
The firmware upgrade for the 5D Mk II that enables manual exposure settings has not, at the time of writing, been extended to the 500D. So you are at the mercy of the auto ISO for exposure control, which means that noise can become an issue in poor light conditions.
The video quality is a little over-saturated, with tones at the red end of the spectrum dominating. The auto exposure also failed to handle sudden changes in light conditions as well as the 5D Mk II did.
Overall the video mode on the 500D is the best at this price, though it will be soundly trumped by its newly launched sibling, the EOS 550D, which improves on the 500D spec in every department.
Having the same video resolution as the EOS 5D Mk II has both advantages and disadvantages for the EOS 500D.
Canon 500D
Price | £600 |
Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Compression Format | H.264 |
Maximum Clip Length | 12 Minutes |
Screen Size | 3″ |
Built-in Audio | Stereo, 44KHz |
Frame Rate | 20fps, 30fps |
Memory Card | SD/SDHC |
Sockets | Mic, AV, USB, HDMI |
Video Focus Modes | AF, MF |
External Mic | Yes |
Dimensions | 128.8 x 97.3 x 62 mm |
Weight | 530g |
Video Rating
Small body, excellent video resolution
20fps at full HD, so-so audio, no mic input
Stars: 4 out of 5
Video cameras on DSLRs – Pentax K-7
Pentax K-7
£850 (body)
The Pentax K-7 launched last year with a feature set designed to appeal to semi-pro photographers, including HD movie mode. Uniquely, the K-7's highest resolution setting is 1536 x 1024p in a 3:2 image ratio (the same proportions as DSLR still images), which sits somewhere between the full 1920 x 1080p and smaller 1280 x 720p widescreen formats offered by everyone else. But you can also set 1280 x 720p widescreen if you want to.
Like Nikon, Pentax has gone for the Motion JPEG file format which produces relatively large files compared with AVCHD, and limits the maximum record times – it's 7 mins 23 secs on a 4GB card, a slight improvement on the Nikons. Pentax has resisted the temptation to reduce the audio sampling rate to save on file sizes, as Nikon has done. Consequently the sound quality is better, though file sizes are larger. There's also an external mic input for stereo recording if required. Pentax is also the only company here to include a built-in audio meter to monitor the sound.
The movie mode is set using the mode dial and recording started by pressing the shutter button. To control exposure you can either choose a fixed ISO and variable aperture, or set a fixed aperture and let the ISO adjust automatically. The former gives you more control over noise, but the sound of the aperture changing may be picked up by the mic, while the latter option gives you control over the depth of field. The video performance is somewhere in the middle of this group. The sharpness and detail are good, but the clips tended to underexposure as the metering favoured the highlights but failed to retain as much shadow detail. The rolling shutter problem was also more visible when panning than on some of the other cameras here.
Overall, as a first stab at video, Pentax has done a creditable, if not a barnstorming, job with the K-7.
The K-7 tended to underexpose, making the video appear dark
for the most part and lacking in detail.
Pentax K-7
Price | £850 |
Video Resolution | 1536 x 1024 |
Compression Format | M-JPEG |
Maximum Clip Length | 7 Minutes 23 Seconds |
Screen Size | 3″ |
Built-in Audio | Mono, 44.1 KHz |
Frame Rate | 30fps |
Memory Card | SD/SDHC |
Sockets | Mic, USB, AV, HDMI |
Video Focus Modes | MF, AF |
External Mic | Yes |
Dimensions | 131 x 97 x 73mm |
Weight | 754g |
Video Rating
Excellent sharpness, overall decent colour quality
Footage is far too dark in shadowed areas
Stars: 3.5 out of 5
Video cameras on DSLRs – Panasonic GH1
Panasonic GH1
£1,050 inc 14-140mm
The GH1 is actually a Micro Four Thirds camera, not a DSLR, and uses an electronic viewfinder rather than an internal mirror/prism assembly. Consequently video is much easier to implement and this shows in the superior video specifications of the GH1.
Recording full 1080p HD at 24fps, or 720p at 60fps in AVCHD mode, it can also shoot in the Motion JPEG format at 30fps if you prefer, in a range of sizes up to 720p. The built-in mic is Dolby Stereo, and there's a 2.5mm port for an external mic, such as Panasonic's own hotshoe mic, or a third-party model (for which you'll need a 2.5-3.5mm adaptor).
The GH1 is the smallest and lightest camera here, and in fact the heaviest part of the kit is the hefty 14-140mm (10x) f/4-5.8 zoom that's bundled with it and which was made especially for video, with near-silent AF and Image Stabilisation that can't be picked up by the mic.
The GH1 is unique here in offering a viewfinder for video recording, which gives more stability and is easier to see in bright light than a screen, but the LCD is also the best on test here, being a high-resolution tilt and swivel affair – making it easier to video at high or low angles, or even video yourself. The clarity and sharpness of both are exemplary.
The GH1 has full AF during recording and, in the Creative mode, full control of exposure and image settings. Recording is started using a dedicated button on the back. If you choose Manual Focus the image can be magnified to aid fine-tuning.
Image quality is excellent. The colours are less punchy than the EOS 5D's, but arguably more natural. The only real downside is in low light, where images are noticeably noisier than the Canon's. This is due in part to it having a sensor that's half the size, and partly to the relatively small maximum aperture of the lens, compared with the fast primes you can use on the 5D Mk II. Overall, though, the GH1 turned in a great performance.
The GH1 utilised the 1080p resolution to its full capacity,
producing some extremely impressive results.
Panasonic GH1
Price | £1,050 |
Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Compression Format | AVCHD |
Maximum Clip Length | 29 Minutes |
Screen Size | 3″ |
Built-in Audio | Stereo, 44KHz |
Frame Rate | 60fps, 24fps |
Memory Card | SD/SDHC |
Sockets | Mic, HDMI, AV, USB |
Video Focus Modes | AV, MF |
External Mic | Yes |
Dimensions | 124 x 89.6 x 45.2 mm |
Weight | 385g |
Video Rating
Excellent screen, viewfinder, full manual control, high quality video
Slightly muted tones
Stars: 5 out of 5
Video cameras on DSLRs – Nikon D300s
Nikon D300s
£1,100 (body)
In terms of its stills capability the D300s is superb – one of the very best cameras in this test – but sadly the plaudits don't extend to the camera's video performance.
Essentially an update of the hugely popular D300, the movie mode is the main addition on the 's' version, along with twin CF/SD media card slots. The camera can be set so that you record stills to one card and video to the other, among other permutations.
The video specification is almost identical to that of the D5000, however, apart from the inclusion of an external mic port for stereo audio. There is also the ability to trim the start and end points of your clips afterwards.
Controls are the same as on the D5000. Focus is manual and the aperture must be pre-set before selecting live view. There is no direct shortcut to the video, nor is there any marking on the camera such as a movie icon, to tell you where it is.
The D300s also employs the AVI Motion JPEG format, offering a restrictive five-minute clip length at the highest 720p HD quality, and 20 minutes in the two non-HD modes.
Outdoors with a good light source the video picture quality can be fairly impressive, although moving subjects are still prone to the rolling shutter problem and the audio quality is not great. Although you can add an external mic for stereo sound, the sampling rate remains a very low 11kHz, a mere quarter of its rivals' rates.
Like the D5000, in lower light the limitations of the video mode come to the fore, with high noise, weak colours and poor dynamic range.
There's clearly the scope for Nikon to make a decent HD movie enabled DSLR, if the full-frame models are anything to go by, but neither the D5000 or D300s are in the same ball park as Canon, Panasonic or Pentax on the video front.
For a camera making HD movie one of its major features,
the D300s is disappointing overall.
Nikon D300s
Price | £1,100 |
Video Resolution | 1280 x 720 |
Compression Format | M-JPEG |
Maximum Clip Length | 5 Minutes |
Screen Size | 3″ |
Built-in Audio | Mono, 11 KHz |
Frame Rate | 24fps |
Memory Card | CF, SD/SDHC |
Sockets | Mic, USB, HDMI, AV |
Video Focus Modes | AF, MF |
External Mic | Yes |
Dimensions | 147 x 114 x 74mm |
Weight | 840g |
Video Rating
Impressive LCD screen quality, external mic port
Average video quality, poor sound
Stars: 3.5 out of 5
Video cameras on DSLRs – Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
£1,600 (body)
The 5D Mk II is a phenomenon in the world of DSLR based video. Its video quality has been compared with pro video cameras costing ten times more, which is why it's been adopted by photojournalists, music video producers and even Hollywood – it was used on the forthcoming Iron Man 2, among others.
The 5D Mk II is the largest, heaviest camera tested here but its unique advantage over the others is its big, full-frame sensor which offers full 1920 x 1080p video. This offers the prospect of better low light shooting, and ultra shallow depth of field. The 5D Mk.II uses the Quicktime MOV format using the H.264 compression codec, which produces higher quality at smaller files sizes than the M-JPEG used by Nikon, and the camera can record for to 29 minutes 59 secs straight. In its original incarnation the user had no control over the exposure settings, but a firmware upgrade (1.10) has added the ability to select any lens aperture, shutter speeds from 1/30sec to 1/4000sec and ISO's up to 12,800.
Image quality is very impressive. Even in low light it barely missed a beat, producing an impressive lack of noise in spite of often trying conditions. The vibrancy of the colours, especially reds, is exemplary, showing excellent depth. With good-quality lenses the sharpness is exceptional, and the rolling shutter problem that afflicts DSLR video (which causes verticals to slant when the camera or subject moves) is only apparent with very fast movement. The ability to use any of the vast range of Canon-fit lenses, at apertures as wide as f/1.2, coupled with the full-frame sensor and high ISO options, give the EOS 5D Mk II unequalled creative potential.
The downside of all this is, of course, the price tag. By the time you've added a suitable full-frame lens the cost is over double that of the Panasonic, and four times that of its sibling, the 500D.
Reaping the benefits of a full-frame sensor allows the EOS 5D Mark II to
produce some impressively well-balanced results
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Price | £1,600 |
Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Compression Format | H.264 |
Maximum Clip Length | 29 Minutes 59 Seconds |
Screen Size | 3″ |
Built-in Audio | Stereo, 44 KHz |
Frame Rate | 30fps |
Memory Card | CF |
Sockets | USB, AV, HDMI |
Video Focus Modes | AF, MF |
External Mic | Yes |
Dimensions | 152 x 113.5 x 75mm |
Weight | 810g |
Video Rating
Superb dynamic range, impressive sharpness, low light quality, shallow DoF, lens choice
Over-saturation, camera weight, price
Stars: 5 out of 5
Video cameras on DSLRs – Video Quality
Video Quality
It's tempting to judge video quality purely by the pixel resolution figure: 1080p is bound to be better than 720p, surely? But while the pixel dimensions are important and determine the physical size at which the video can be viewed, it isn't the whole story. A number of other elements come into play too.
These include the optical quality of the lens, the size of the sensor, and the file formats and types of compression used to record and save the video. The Canon EOS 5D Mk II has reaped the benefits of its much larger sensor, delivering a wider dynamic range than the smaller APS-C and MFT sensors, greater subject detail and more tonal depth.
For ultimate quality, however, a premium L series lens should be used. The adequate but not great kit lenses used on the sub £1,000 cameras here will not have helped their cause, though they're the lenses that 90% of the buyers of these cameras will be using. The Panasonic GH1, in contrast, comes with a 'kit' lens, but a superb one, designed for video and which accounts for over 50% of the cost of the camera. (The almost identical but video-free G1 comes with a more typical kit lens and costs a third of the GH1.)
Good auto-exposure performance is paramount with video because, unlike stills photography, the camera will need to continually adjust exposure during recording to compensate for changing light conditions, and it must do so smoothly. Colour and contrast can be fine-tuned before recording, but most buyers will expect these to be optimised at the default settings.
As for file formats, it seems that the MOV formats used by Canon and Panasonic deliver a superior quality to file size ratio than M-JPEG, and longer clips too.
Each camera was given a number of subjects to shoot at Kew Gardens in London, ranging from motion to low light and both indoor and outdoor environments. For full video quality head along to our YouTube channel.
Video cameras on DSLRs – Sound Quality
Sound Quality
How does the audio compare?
All of the cameras in this test possess varying levels of sound recording capabilities, from relying entirely on the built-in option to having the capability to accept an external mic. As sound is just as important as audio when shooting movies, it's worth comparing the end quality.
The EOS 5D Mark II produced some impressive, extremely clear audio with no audible compression or favouring of the operator's voice over other environmental noise. Its sibling, the EOS 500D, is similar in terms of producing a reasonably balanced end product, although the higher frequency sound is too loud on playback. At the other end of the scale, both Nikons showed a high amount of compression in the audio quality as with the video, with the end result being tinny and unable to cope with alterations in volume or pitch without distortion. The D5000 actually produced a marginally better balanced result, but with a lack of external mic support there were no options to make any improvements to what is recorded on board.
Panasonic's GH1 sound was slightly muffled and favoured the lower frequencies, and has a rather annoying bespoke audio input which requires an adaptor to connect a standard mic. Panasonic's own brand directional mic is excellent though, making it less of an issue. The Pentax K-7 came top of the class though, not only producing excellent built-in audio but also having an audio meter and the ability to plug in a mic without any further attachments required.
The audio quality moves in peaks and troughs, as shown here in an example of the EOS 5D Mk II's wave form, increasing for higher frequency sounds and dropping for lower frequencies.
Video cameras on DSLRs – The Verdict
Which shoots the best HD video?
If one thing is abundantly clear from our tests, it's that all DSLR video modes are not equal. Even when the headline specs may appear similar, the results can be quite different. This is partly to do with the complex world of file formats, codecs, sampling rates and other jargon that are lost on most photographers.
The six cameras tested here fall into two distinct camps: the good, and the less good.
Despite the excellence of its cameras for stills photography, Nikon's implementation of video has been disappointing. In our view its choice of AVI Motion JPEG as the file format is a mistake. The much larger file sizes it produces have directly or indirectly led to shorter clip lengths, more compressed video and a greatly curtailed sampling rate on the audio. The Pentax has also opted for this format, but has managed to retain slightly better image audio quality, albeit with some exposure issues.
It may be a coincidence, but it's interesting that the two brands occupying the top group, Canon and Panasonic, both make camcorders and so have a lot of video experience. It's also noteworthy that they all offer full 1080p HD.
The EOS 500D is capable of good results but is limited by its lack of audio input and meagre 20fps at 1080p. Anyone considering it for video should look at the new 550D instead (which we're reviewing in the next issue), which should be far superior in this area.
The Canon EOS 5D Mk II is without question the best choice if ultimate image quality is the most important factor, and money is no object. The full-frame sensor and the ability to add a vast range of lenses gives it the most creative potential too. But for the best balance between price, features, handling, performance and image quality we have to give the gold medal to the Panasonic GH1 – even though it has technically cheated a bit by not being a DSLR!


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I love the work of Tomato because of the way they use typography, solid black and white and the fact they are musicians as well. The collective, compromising of artists, designers, musicians and writers, develops cross platform multi-media projects....
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Dan Cassaro is a designer, animator, and illustrator. He puts words on paper so that they might be accountable for themselves. Young Jerks is his one-man design studio specialising in custom type, illustration, logo design, and powerful 70's rock and roll. His designs are strong, bold and dynamic, staying true to his rock n' roll style of the Young Jerks brand. ...

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Eric Swartz is an incredibly talented artist I met on Facebook a few weeks back, who has a self described "twisted obsession for horror films". Residing in Hollywood, California and drawing huge inspiration from the art of Basil Gogos, Eric focuses his talents on portraits of popular figures from the world of horror cinema. Eric's illustration of Angela Bettis as May is the one that first turned me on to his work and i'm happy to say that a print of that illustration now hangs proudly on my wall. But we're not here to talk about May, we're here to talk about much more sinister and far less cute horror hackers - Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees and Leatherface. It is 8x10 prints of these three icons that Eric has generously donated for a giveaway this week and each of those prints will go to a different winner, ensuring that not one, not two, but three lucky readers come out of this one smelling like roses! Check out the three prints up for grabs below and then find out how you can put your name in the running!
All you've gotta do to enter is leave a comment below with your e-mail address and which of the above three horror villains is your favorite - it will be this choice that determines which print you will receive in the event that you win. Deadline for entries is one week from today, Monday the 23rd, so get your entries in by midnight on that date to qualify!
Good luck to all and a huge thank you to Eric Swartz for donating the goodies. Check out all of Eric's work at his website, The Art of Horror. Prints of all of his portraits are for sale so if you want anything, don't hesitate to contact him!


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How do we create the kinds of compact, walkable environments that can have a real impact on car use and carbon emissions? SPUR San Jose's Urban Design Task Force is working to foster well-designed new development that will support the city's 2040 General Plan goals of a more walkable, livable and transit-friendly built environment.
An enthusiastic group of 45 urbanists on bikes kicked off a crisp Sunday morning to tour a few of San Jose's historic neighborhoods with SPUR. Using the new bike lanes on 10th and 11th streets, along with a number of established bike routes and separated bike paths, we wove our way through three amazing gems — Naglee Park, Palm Haven and Willow Glen. Setting off from the San Jose State University campus downtown, we made our way to our first stop.
The Bay Area economy has rebounded from the recession. Yet major regional challenges threaten our continued prosperity. At the 2013 State of Silicon Valley conference, SPUR made the case that some of the biggest threats to the Bay Area's long-term economic competitiveness are challenges best addressed through better regional governance.
Southern Santa Clara County used to have a widespread and thriving agricultural sector, helping the area earn the name "Valley of the Heart's Delight." Today, much of that famed farmland has been replaced with homes and offices.
The Fall 2012 issue of Content magazine highlights SPUR's recent expansion to San Jose in a terrific profile of our San Jose director, Leah Toeniskoetter. A passionate cyclist and former Peace Corps volunteer with a background in real estate development, Toeniskoetter is pleased with the work that's been accomplished over the past year and is excited for what's ahead.
Three California cities have filed for bankruptcy protection since June. Since 2008, local governments in California have shrunk by nearly 190,000 employees and property values over the same period declined by 21.3 percent. What comes next? The Institute for Government Studies at the University of California at Berkeley convened an impressive panel of experts last month to move that debate forward.
SPUR's San Jose office is convening a task force of city officials and planning and development thought leaders to tackle a vexing question: How can the nation's tenth largest city transform its historically suburban built environment into one that supports an active street life, greater use of transit and a stronger urban fabric?
A cadre of 45 urbanists gathered downtown on a recent Sunday morning to join SPUR San Jose Director Leah Toeniskoetter for a bike tour. Beginning in the urban plaza fronting Philz Coffee, our mighty bike train easily navigated its way along the brand new buffered bike lanes of Third Street, en route to Japantown.
In January 2010, San Jose passed an inclusionary housing law to help do three things: address the city's affordable housing needs, meet the state's requirement for regional fair share housing and promote economic integration. But now a successful legal suit has thrown the future of this law into question.
Bus rapid transit projects are in the works around the Bay Area, but progress has been intermittent. Oakland and San Leandro have voted to approve a 9.5-mile line in the East Bay. After delays, San Francisco is making progress on designs for Van Ness adn Geary. Meanwhile, the South Bay's plan to implement BRT on El Camino Real has hit a hurdle.
Word of a big win for Silicon Valley came July 2 from the U.S. Commerce Department. For the first time in its history, the United States Patent and Trademark Office will open four offices outside of Virginia, and the western region office will be located in Silicon Valley.
Many downtown areas have policies in place that restrict ground-floor storefronts for walk-in businesses such as retail, restaurants and entertainment. The idea is to encourage people to continue exploring (and hopefully shopping) on foot. But in an economic downturn, when retail stores may remain vacant for years, dark storefronts can create dead spaces of their own, further challenging the success of surviving retail tenants.
Earlier this spring, high-speed rail in California took two very significant steps. First Bay Area leaders announced a plan to electrify Caltrain, which would make it possible for Caltrain and high-speed rail to share the same tracks between San Jose and San Francisco. Second the California High-Speed Rail Authority released an updated business plan that cuts the cost of the train system by a third. While these important steps will move the project forward, there are major unresolved...
On Thursday, March 8, the San Pedro Square Market filled with supporters of the new SPUR San Jose office, which opened in January. The 500 urbanists who joined us received a thundering welcome from San Jose Taiko, an award-winning traditional drumming group based in San Jose's Japantown.
Redevelopment agencies across the state closed their doors on February 1, marking the end of an era for planning in California. How are San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose dismantling their agencies? What's going to happen to the on-going projects and existing assets held by redevelopment agencies? And will any new planning tools emerge to do some of the work previously done by redevelopment agencies?
On December 20, the California Supreme Court upheld the legislature's elimination of redevelopment agencies. Each city now needs to figure out how to do what has been traditionally been done with redevelopment funds. What does this surprising turn of events mean for the urbanist agenda in California?
This is a time of significant flux in the Bay Area's regional planning landscape. There is a serious proposal in the California State Legislature to change the way the Metropolitan Transportation Commission is governed and increasing talk about whether it and other regional agencies can play a stronger role in economic development.
In January 2012, we will launch SPUR San Jose, a pilot project to extend our research, education and advocacy to the South Bay's largest city. SPUR San Jose Director Leah Toeniskoetter reports on the city's new Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan. The big idea in the plan is to create urban villages, specific areas that will provide active, walkable, bicycle-friendly, transit-oriented, mixed-use urban settings for new housing and job growth.
For the most part, the California High-Speed Rail Authority has done the right thing on the basic question of where its trains will go. But as we move from idea to implementation, things get messier. Residents along the Peninsula are understandably concerned about noise impacts and eminent domain. Last spring the High-Speed Rail Authority actually voted to stop work on this segment until the Bay Area could sort out what it wanted to do. But recently a Plan B has emerged that may even bring...
This year has been a wild one for redevelopment agencies in in California. First California voters passed Proposition 22, which prevented the state from raiding redevelopment agency funds. Then Governor Jerry Brown vowed to abolish redevelopment agencies and got fairly close to doing so. Now redevelopment agencies have once again headed to the chopping block, only this time it's for real.
Work on Senate Bill 375, California's anti-sprawl legislation, continued last month with a joint meeting of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and Association of Bay Area Governments. The question at hand: Should MTC and ABAG approve a set of five alternative growth scenarios to further analyze? ...
What happens the next time we have a major earthquake on the Hayward or San Andreas Fault? What should we be doing right now to make sure we are prepared? The Association of Bay Area Governments considered these questions at its forum "Shaken Awake: Creative Ways to Strengthen Housing and Promote Resilience in Today's Economy."
After threats to reduce service by nearly half, Caltrain officials last night agreed to scale back their drastic proposed cuts. The rail system's governing agencies have brokered a deal to avoid the worst-case scenario, which would have run only 48 trains on weekdays, a dramatic drop from the current 86.
Policy wonks across the state will be thrilled to discover the Public Policy Institute of California's recently released CA2025 report, a "briefing kit" covering California's most important long-term policy issues.
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What's happening now? What thoughts, feelings, physical sensations and responses to interactions? Whether sitting in stillness or fully engaged in activity, attending to the experience of the moment reveals who we are, how we resist or cling to our experiences, and how we can open in a liberating and insightful way.
Cultivating and sustaining this practice of continuous awareness is the theme of this practice period at City Center. There are three categories of effort in this practice:
Establishing the skillful behaviors that lessen our stress and support the development of awareness.
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The intention of a practice period is to offer each participant the guidance and support to increase their involvement in the elements of practice. Urban practice requests an adaptable and durable effort that flows from one situation to the next: sometimes defined by traditional Zen formalities, and sometimes defined by the unexpected occurrences of city life. Our collective inquiry will be to examine the understanding, dedication, guidance and support needed to sustain these elements of practice in the midst of the myriad activities of each day.
With a foundation of daily sitting, classes, weekly lectures, and each other's support, we'll study ourselves and traditional Zen teachings that illuminate this path of Awakening.
Additionally there will be a yoga workshop designed to help with sitting zazen, and some days throughout the practice period will be offered to participants to dedicate exclusively to sitting zazen (Zazenkai).
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Ryushin Paul Haller is a dharma heir of Sojun Mel Weitsman and has taught at Zen Center for over 20 years. He served as abiding abbot at City Center from 2003 to 2012, and remains at City Center as urban temple dharma teacher. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, he teaches throughout the US and Europe and has led mindfulness programs to assist with depression and recovery. Paul has also taught in prisons and has a long involvement with the Zen Hospice Project. He has been practicing yoga for 25 years.


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10/31 cancellations due storm/power outage
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. – Due to the weekend snowstorm and subsequent power outages, the following services at Cooley Dickinson Hospital for Monday, Oct. 31 have been cancelled: • All elective surgeries; • MRI imaging exa...
2010 Nursing Scholarships Awarded
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5 Massachusetts General Representatives Join Cooley Dickinson Board of Trustees
For immediate release: Nov. 11, 2013 NORTHAMTON, Mass. – Four of the five Massachusetts General Hospital representatives were introduced at Cooley Dickinson's Annual Meeting, Oct. 29 as the newest members of the...
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A first: Surgeon uses laser to treat precancerous cells on vocal cords
Today, Cooley Dickinson Hospital affiliated physician Dr. Michael Stamm used a laser to remove pre-cancerous lesions from a middle-aged person's vocal cords. In a first-of-its-kind surgery at the Kittredge Surgery C...
A letter to the community about Healthcare Workers Week
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Advice for hearts, veins and foodies during American Heart Month
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Afraid of a colonoscopy? Learn the facts at a community program
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Benefit tea remembers Florence Nightingale, supports Nurse Development Program
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Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer Screening Clinic Announced
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1. Best time to visit Cornwall
We've selected 10 Reasons to visit Looe in May and June as they're among the best months to visit Cornwall and Looe is the perfect touring base. Come ahead of the crowds. See hedgerows full of wild garlic and campions. If you're quick, be dazzled by carpets of bluebells. Visit historic houses when their gardens are bursting into colour. It's also a key festival time when Looe celebrates its connection with the sea, offering the chance to savour the wonderful fish and seafood landed on Looe Quay.
2. Save £100 on your hotel accommodation
2. Head for Cornwall in the next few weeks, and save up to £100. Use our great value free night special offer on 4 and 7 night holidays in May and June to take a spring break or early summer holiday in Cornwall.
3. Amazing Bluebell Walks
Bluebells everywhere! They're spectacular in the Looe Valley, especially between Sandplace and Duloe. You can follow a Looe Valley Walk (see blog) or join the Friends of Kilminorth on a Wood Watch Bluebell Walk on 11th May. Meet 10.30 at the Millpool entrance to Kilminorth Woods.
4. Beat the crowds
Enjoy it all ahead of the crowds – Just by avoiding the school holidays, you can escape to deserted beaches at Whitsand Bay, enjoy a leisurely lunch in some great seafood restaurants. Relax and listen to the birdsong. No queues. No stress.
5. Gardens are at their best
As May progresses to early summer, the gardens at Lanhydrock, Cotehele, Anthony and Mt Edgcumbe become a profusion of colour. Azaleas and rhodedendrons tower over exotic herbaceous borders.
6. Bodmin Moor fame
With its newly acquired popularity following the recent TV drama of Daphne Du Maurier's Jamaica Inn, why not come and see the REAL thing in Cornwall? There's a Guided Walk on Bodmin Moor 14 May. (Meet at Hurlers Car Park 10 am.) Guaranteed to provide a sense of solitude and amazement, this is the country for those seeking views and wild walks and a sense of history and folklore.
7. Entertainment on the Looe Valley Line
On 16 May, for the cost of your train ticket, be entertained between Liskeard and Looe on the scenic Looe Valley Line, by stories, poetry and music while you travel through beautiful scenery. A novel twist to your journey!
8. Festivals in and around Looe
Millendreath Festival May 25
Enjoy folk music? Remember Fairport Convention? May 25th promises a full day of fantastic music, food, fun in the sun, by the sea. Acts include Fairport Convention, 3 Daft Monkeys, Pete Williams (founder member of Dexy's Midnight Runners), Vince Lee and the Big Combo, Phat Bollard, C Force, Shamrock, The Wreckers and more.
Festival by the Sea – June 7/8
A highlight of this 2 day festival is sampling food from local restaurants 'Grazing on the Quay' and the mad hilariously funny Looe Raft Race – see highlights of a previous year.
Looe Food Festival – June 28/9
If you enjoy your food, you can't miss the Looe Food Festival – a 2 day event. Leading Cornish food and drink suppliers take centre stage, purveying superb produce, from chutneys to cheeses, confectionery to locally landed fish and seafood, speciality beers and mouth-watering meats, from the traditional to the unique.
9. First Great Western Promotion
After a chaotic start to the year on the railways, First Great Western is highlighting easy access to Cornwall with the resumed service through Dawlish on the Paddington Penzance line. In collaboration with FGW, Polraen has extended it's free night offer to the end of June. So you can come all the way to Polraen Country House at Sandplace and Looe by train. And explore Cornwall using cheap day returns to St Ives, Truro, Plymouth, Falmouth or Penzance.
10. Reminder – Save £100 – the best reason
Our free nights offer at Polraen Country House means you can save up to £100 if you book a 4 or 7 night holiday while we still have availability. Check availability and book online now.
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Indiana University soccer star Orianica Velasquez is on a mission — to get to the London Olympics with Colombia's women's soccer team. And she wants to send a message about the country where she was born.
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Lyon helped Velasquez learn English and fight off homesickness for a family and culture 2,000 miles away.
Velasquez represented Colombia at the Women's World Cup in 2011. A couple of weeks ago, she played one of the last matches of her junior year at Indiana.
Players slid across the muddy, rain-soaked U-School Field. It wasn't an easy day to play soccer, but that didn't keep Velasquez from hunting down the ball. She scored one goal, then another. Ultimately, IU didn't win, but Velasquez moved with intuition and power.
Today, she lives in a quiet, sparsely decorated apartment. Christmas decorations still hang in the living room. In the bedroom, she has keepsakes, like the purple soccer cleats she used in the World Cup and her retired jerseys.
Holding her Colombian national jersey, Velasquez says she associates the yellow and blue with home and family. Her parents have never watched her play for her college team, and they won't be there in London either — it's more than they can afford. Velasquez is asking them to record messages that she'll listen to on her iPod before matches. She's also recorded her own words of encouragement.
"You just need to enjoy [it] and play hard," she tells herself. "This is for your family; this is for yourself. You better win. You better win, that's all I can say. And score, please, score."
This is the first time Colombia's women's team has made it to the Olympics. The men's team didn't make the cut this year, and that's a big deal for a country as soccer-obsessed as Colombia. It means that, at this summer's games, it'll be up to the women to salvage Colombia's national pride. And Orianica Velasquez will be on the front lines.
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And I'm Melissa Block. Athletes all over the world are trying to make the final cut in the run-up to this summer's Olympic Games. Orianica Velasquez is one of them. She plays soccer for Indiana University. But during the World Cup last year, she played for the Colombian national women's team.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Here's (unintelligible) and straight (unintelligible) tries (unintelligible) goal, and Solo has to make the save. What an introduction that was from Velasquez.
BLOCK: Jessica Naudziunas met Velasquez and sent this profile.
JESSICA NAUDZIUNAS, BYLINE: For the next six weeks, Orianica Velasquez's sole mission is to earn a spot on the Colombian Olympic women's soccer team.
ORIANICA VELASQUEZ: My dream is to get a medal for Colombia. Yeah. And not only that, educating people that it's not just violence. It's just not drugs. We can play soccer, and we can do great things because we have great people there.
NAUDZIUNAS: A couple of weeks ago, she played one of the last matches of her junior year in Bloomington, Indiana.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Beat the Crusaders on three. One, two, three.
UNIDENTIFIED GROUP: Beat the Crusaders.
NAUDZIUNAS: A few players slide across the muddy, rain-soaked field. It's not an easy day to play soccer, but it doesn't keep Velasquez from hunting down the ball. She scores a goal right as the team needs it.
NAUDZIUNAS: Later, another goal with her signature left kick.
NAUDZIUNAS: Velasquez goes for a third goal.
NAUDZIUNAS: And the team fights for a win that eventually goes to their opponents. She moves with intuition and power. And she's a shoo-in for Colombia's Olympic soccer team. Velasquez has come a long way. Here's how she was discovered:
RICARDO ROZO: (Through Translator) And at that time, she was playing a role in a television series about soccer.
NAUDZIUNAS: Colombian women's national team coach Ricardo Rozo says he saw Velasquez's raw athletic talent shine through her role on a melodramatic teen soap opera about soccer.
NAUDZIUNAS: Passion, love, dreams. The television program "Juego Limpio" or "Fair Play" embodies the spirit of soccer for Colombian fans. Coach Rozo recruited Velasquez away from the show to play for the Colombian women's team, and then Indiana University soccer coach Mick Lyon brought her to the U.S.
MICK LYON: She's a good forward because she's greedy. And that's what you ask for your forwards to be, you know, go to goal with the belief that you're going to score or create a chance.
NAUDZIUNAS: He helped her learn English and fight off homesickness for a family and culture 2,000 miles away.
VELASQUEZ: OK. Welcome home. This is my house.
NAUDZIUNAS: She lives in a quiet, sparsely decorated apartment. Christmas decorations still hang in the living room.
VELASQUEZ: This is my room.
NAUDZIUNAS: In the bedroom, she has keepsakes like purple soccer cleats...
VELASQUEZ: These are the cleats that I used in the World Cup.
NAUDZIUNAS: ...and retired jerseys.
VELASQUEZ: This is my jersey. And this is number 20, number 18. See, I just...
NAUDZIUNAS: So you have nine, 18 and 20.
VELASQUEZ: Si. I have any number. Here are number nine. But in the national team, it's just any number.
NAUDZIUNAS: She holds her Colombian national jersey in her hands. The yellow and blue mean home and family. Her parents have never watched her play for her college team. They won't be there in London either. It's more than they can afford. Velasquez is asking her parents to record messages that she'll listen to on her iPod before matches. And she's also recorded words of encouragement for herself.
VELASQUEZ: You just need to enjoy and play hard, and this is for your family. This is for yourself. And score, please score.
NAUDZIUNAS: This is the first time the Colombian women have made it to the Olympics. The Colombian men, however, they didn't make the cut. That's a big deal for a soccer-obsessed country. And now, it's the women who are responsible for salvaging national pride. For NPR News, I'm Jessica Naudziunas. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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