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I have two of these racks; one for small frames and one for normal size. The rack goes on easily and it's easy to change the shims to switch between bikes with different seat post diameters. The shims lock into the quick release bracket so you don't have to worry about them falling out when you take the rack off. This is a slick set-up when you use one of the MTX bags with this rack; I love of the bags slide on and latch in place. I've used this with both the Topeak RX Trunkbag EX and the MTX Trunkbag EX; it works great with both.
The only watch out with this rack is that you have to make sure you have a sufficient amount of seatpost (about 2") sticking out.
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I ordered this item to use with a Topeak rear basket. It didn't allow enough room for my Trek bike, so I returned the item and went with one that mounts on the frame. I would recommend taking some measurement to know if it will work before ordering.
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I purchased this rack along with the Axiom Lasalle Deluxe Panniers http://www.jensonusa.com/Axiom-Lasalle-Deluxe-Panniers-Pair-Black. Great pair. You'll need the Topeak MTX Dual Side Frame MTX http://www.jensonusa.com/Racks/Topeak-MTX-Dual-Side-Frame-MTX
to keep the bags from hitting the wheel spokes.
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Took this rack with the bag on a trail ride. I ride a 29er Trek. Held up very well, I even hit a large badger hole which sent me over the front wheel, and the bike on top of me. The bag didn't fly off, the rack stayed in place. I was surprised. Great product!
Get the rack. Get the bag. You will not be disappointed - a superior option for carrying stuff while you are commuting.
I love this rack. I don't go anywhere without it. Just wish I'd gotten the V-Type to keep the load lower. But it still is a sweet rack for day trips, commuting, or light touring.
works great with the mtx bag, slides and locks on, -no tie downs needed. Comes on and off easily, without marking seat post.
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Student essays are a rich source of eggcorns. Here's the latest: "The background of the ad is black and special white lighting is surrounding the girl to show the infaces that is being put on her."
Obviously, if something is emphasized, it's in your face. The student also has the kind of accent that pronounces "pin" and "pen" identically. Google search turned up no results. Maybe this is a new one?
You've done it again, CatherineR. Not only a great unreported eggcorn, a common one: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22infaces+on%22
Interesting. Could it make reference to the point of contact, the interface?
Not nearly as common, but also out there, "infusses".
did he have to put so much infusses on those words.
@kem, What's your secret? How come you find these things on Google and I don't? Anyway, it's nice to be the first to haul in a wild eggcorn.
How come you find these things on Google
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Wine parties are like the next great thing for trying and tasting wines. You used to have to go to vineyards and do wine tastings, but now they bring the wines to you into a wine party and it's a great place to find wine for your party or event that you are planning. I know that a lot of people think that there's no difference in between wines but if you really look and taste, you can see a clear disparity between the types of wines. Wine parties in NJ are especially good, there are a lot of good vineyards that send their wine there and it's a really good place to go to see what is new. I love going to these because it allows me to try a lot of new wines that I would not otherwise know about. I have found several that I plan to use for any future parties that I get to throw out there.
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Thanks for having agreed to create and moderate this thread for the upcoming year. I can't think of a better person, honest!
Thread: Synchronised Fridays 2013
Next synchronised Friday
20/12/2013 - Snow Queen
Previous synchronised Fridays
13/12/2013 - Houses 6: By Kilian / Tom Ford
06/12/2013 - Smoker's corner
29/11/2013 - Random sample grab *reprise*
22/11/2013 - English perfumery
15/11/2013 - Noses 6: Christopher Sheldrake / Thierry Wasser / Pierre Guillaume
08/11/2013 - A trip down Memory Lane
01/11/2013 -
25/10/2013 -
18/10/2013 - Seasons 5: An automne scent
11/10/2013 - Houses 5: Caron / ???
04/10/2013 - French perfumery
27/09/2013 - Your favourite leather
20/09/2013 - A scent with a colour in its name
13/09/2013 - Noses 5: The Guerlain-s
06/09/2013 - A natural fragrance
30/08/2013 - Italian perfumery
23/08/2013 - White flowers
16/08/2013 - Houses 4: Chanel and Patou birthday party
09/08/2013 - Your most concrete, "life-like" scent
02/08/2013 - Your most abstract, "artificial" scent
26/07/2013 - A green scent
19/07/2013 - Noses 4: Annick Menardo / Olivia Giacobetti
12/07/2013 - A fragrance you were given and grew to love
05/07/2013 - Love at first sniff
28/06/2013 - Seasons 3: A summer scent
21/06/2013 - Houses 3: Rosine / Keiko Mecheri/ Jo Malone
14/06/2013 - The latest niche scent you bought
07/06/2013 - The fragrance that seems to be closest to your genuine odour
31/05/2013 - A blind buy
24/05/2013 - A fragrance that least fits its name/advert
17/05/2013 - Noses 3: The Polge-s
10/05/2013 - Day of the Roses
03/05/2013 - Your favourite mood lifting scent
26/04/2013 - A celebrity fragrance you like (alternative: your cheapest fragrance)
19/04/2013 - Houses 2: A small perfume house
12/04/2013 - A fragrance you percieve as "vicious"
05/04/2013 - Random sample grab
29/03/2013 - Your most silent fragrance
22/03/2013 - Seasons 2: A spring scent
15/03/2013 - Noses 2: Bertrand Duchaufour / Dominique Ropion
08/03/2013 - The most challenging full bottle of fragrance you own
01/03/2013 - A fragrance with a ridiculous name
22/02/2013 - Your "comfort blanket" scent
15/02/2013 - Houses 1: Guerlain
08/02/2013 - Your loudest fragrance
01/02/2013 - The oldest fragrance in your collection (date of purchase or date of release)
25/01/2013 - Seasons 1: A winter scent
18/01/2013 - Noses 1: Pierre Bourdon / Maurice Roucel
04/01/2013 - A scent you have never worn before
11/01/2013 - A scent to warm you up
Upcoming synchronised Fridays
27/12/2013 - The biggest love of 2013
Synchronised Fridays of 2012
28/12/12 - The best 2012 release
21/12/12 - A 180 degree fragrance: From hate to love
14/12/12 - Four Elements 4 - Earth
07/12/12 - Travel Theme 9 - Great White North
30/11/12 - Your favourite gourmand
23/11/12 - Why don't I wear it more often?
16/11/12 - A new love from 2012 (doesn't have to be a 2012 release)
09/11/12 - Four Elements 3 - Fire
02/11/12 - A fragrance that makes you feel sexy
26/10/12 - Travel Theme 8 - My journey - where and why?
19/10/12 - Four Elements 2 - Water
12/10/12 - A fragrance you love but hate its ad/description
(Alternative: a fragrance that does not match its ad/description/name).
05/10/12 - Your favourite woody scent
28/09/12 - Four Elements 1 - Air
21/09/12 - A bomb
14/09/12 - Travel Theme 7 - Africa
07/09/12 - A fragrance with a musical theme
31/08/12 - A floral scent
24/08/12 - A scent picked up on one of your travels
17/08/12 - Chanel and Patou birthday party
10/08/12 - A fragrance you associate with a painting/sculpture/photograph
03/08/12 - Travel Theme 6 - Tropical Islands
27/07/12 - Your favourite refreshing scent
20/07/12 - Random sample grab
13/07/12 - Vintage fragrance sync (25+ years of age) *reprise*
06/07/12 - A current obsession
29/06/12 - Your favourite scent advert / official description
22/06/12 - Travel Theme 5 - The Far East
15/06/12 - A Transporter
08/06/12 - A scent from a niche house named after its founder (or a small indie/niche house)
01/06/12 - A buried/forgotten treasure
25/05/12 - A "pink" juice
18/05/12 - Your most minimalistic scent
11/05/12 - Travel Theme 4 - The Mediterranean
04/05/12 - Blast from the Past
27/04/12 - Your favourite leather scent
20/04/12 - A fragrance created by Olivier or Jacques Polges *reprise*
13/04/12 - House of Guerlain
06/04/12 - A compliment getter / a family favourite
30/03/12 - Travel Theme 3 - Wild Wild West
23/03/12 - A fragrance slammed by 'The Guide' *reprise*
16/03/12 - A scent from the wardrobe of another BNer
09/03/12 - House of Dior (Poison if you have it) *reprise*
02/03/12 - Ornery Opulent Oriental *reprise*
24/02/12 - A fragrance marketed for the opposite gender
17/02/12 - Travel Theme 2 - Latin America
10/02/12 - A scent with a number in its name
03/02/12 - A fragrance you associate with a book, movie or fictional character
27/01/12 - Your most ornate scent
20/01/12 - Shalimar sync (alternative: your favourite vanilla)
13/01/12 - An aldehydic fragrance *reprise*
06/01/12 - Travel Theme 1 - Arabian Nights
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Welcome to the Synchronised Fridays of 2013! A game where every Friday we all choose our fragrance from the same theme and share our experiences.
There are still some places left in the list for new sync ideas!
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Thanks for having agreed to create and moderate this thread for the upcoming year. I can't think of a better person, honest!
Here's a few suggestions. I've not participated much in Synchronised Fridays 2012, but hopefully this will change in 2013!
Love at first sniff
A fragrance you were given and grew to love
A celebrity fragrance you like
The oldest fragrance in your collection (either date of release or date of purchase)
Fragrance with a ridiculous name
Fragrance that least fits its name/advert
Your loudest fragrance
Your most silent fragrance
Is there a fragrance you perceive as vicious?
The fragrance that seems to be closest to your genuine odour
Your favourite mood lifting scent
The most challenging full bottle of fragrance you own
A natural fragrance
A blind buy
A scent you have never worn before
Your confort blanket scent
Thank you, Bonsai for such a wonderful job in 2012 and taking it on again for 2013!
I always enjoy the "House Of ... " and the certain perfumer synch days.
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Thank you for all the great ideas! Please keep them coming. I'll soon start assembling the list so that we won't have to spend the first Friday of 2013 without a sync (THAT would be a nightmare, wouldn't it? ).
Oh and BTW, I will probably lock the 2012 thread after a few days ...
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A happy, healthy and prosperous 2013 to you all!
I thought it fitting to use Alytike's "A scent you have never worn before" idea for the first sync of 2013 as the symbol of opening new scented doors in the new year.
Working on the rest of the list... Ideas are still welcome, of course!
Great idea for a first synchronised Friday!
House etc ideas: How about L'Artisan Parfumeur, your favourite indie line, a Bertrand Duchaufour?
For the first sync of 2013 I've decided on Volutes EDT. I am wearing it for the first time and it is truly delightful, it will surely be added to my collection sometime.
I will have a rumage in my samples and see what I can find. Report back later.
Back again. I was given quite a few samples last year by the lovely I Hate Civet, so had a good look through them.
CD Ambre Nuit it will be.
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Hello. Allure edp for me today. Received a sample of it when I purchased another Chanel, but have never given it any air until today. Pleasant enough.
Some ideas for synchs - a frag you associate with spring/summer/autumn/winter to tie in with changing seasons; sample lucky dip; I also like the 'House of ...' and 'Perfume created by ...' synchs (I like Maurice Roucel, Annick Menardo, Dominique Ropion).
For synch today, I've chosen a sample of Naomi Goodsir Cuir Velours that I received with a purchase from Luckyscent last month. We will see....
Edit: Well, Cuir Velours is very interesting. The leather is kid glove smooth, but with occasional whiffs of gasoline/petrol to rough it up. The immortelle is a wonderful addition, with it's syrupy sweet smell. Kind of a gourmand leather, with gasoline edges
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For todays sync "A scent you have never worn before" I chose Profumum Rosae Mundi, which has notes of rose, patchouli, vetiver and cedar. Very unisex and not sweet at all, you definitely get a dose of vetiver. It's alright but there are other rose fragrances that I like a lot better.
I'm flattered at Bonsai choosing my suggestion to start 2013.
Synching in Ormonde Jayne Ta'if which is rosy in the style in which Lyric is rosy and how I like my rose based scents. Big, blowsy, jammy and dense without any souring green notes in there. I really adore Lyric but this is less expensive and I'm enjoying it just as much. When the Lyric's drained OJ Ta'if may well take its place
cestrum nocturnum's package, including the HDP tubereuse sample pass, has arrived just in time. Appropriately, I start with Tubereuse Virginal, which is "green" in both senses of the word—inexperience and the flower/leaf/stem naturalness. Far from that Sheldrake/Uncle Serge rococo variation Tubereuse Criminelle, yet clearly the unspoiled—or undespoiled—relative. Little does she know what lies ahead. A fracas perhaps (;
What do insomniac perfumers do to fall asleep? They count chypres!
Alityke, not to be an enabler- but the Ta'if bath oil is also just gorgeous!
I came to BN completely Caron illiterate but have been working hard to remedy it- today I'm finally seeing what all the Tabac Blond fuss is about! Now I see. Something about the florals in the middle bothered me but now in the drydown, they have softened and the tabac is more pronounced. Lovely!
The nose wants what it wants!
Thank you for the tip PL duly noted for future reference. My NY resolution is to refrain from fragrant purchases for 90 days to make me "shop my own wardrobe" and actually wear all my samples and report on them. I have many generous care packages which are in need of more love and who's donors deserve my detailed thoughts.
I do love a bath and body range I must admit
A recent purchase: Cuir de Lancôme. With the first spray I was a bit too careful I think. I just recognized a soft leathery note. It needs a little stickiness on the skin to disclose this hint of styrax-sweet and ylangy-luscious components; tamed by birch and lifted by iris. A nice and discreet fragrance.
Today I sampled Hermes Poivre Samarcande, a fragrance I had never worn before and will never wear again. Alas, cumin is not my friend.
Just realized there IS a sync for today .Well I was shopping TJ Maxx and nabbed a bottle of Bijan for men for $5 .Never triedit before so here goes (after all it's 11:10 pm here if I hate it I only am sticking it out for 50 minuites...) Spritz -spritz. Hmm. sorta pine-y soapy(fougere) with some zingy cloves. Definitely more masculine but not bad .Think I'll keep it (unless my Dad or my brother fall in love with it) This kind of gives the feel of chewwing pine needles.
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Thank you for all the great ideas. I have entered most of them in the list, leaving out only a few which I though might be too restrictive.
I'd be glad to hear your ideas for the "Houses" syncs. Groups of houses also work well when otherwise we'd end up with a too small list of scents (or a house which many of us haven't explored).
Comments on the list are welcome as well as more ideas.
My warming scent is L'Air du Desert Marocain - woody, smoky, spicy, lovely. And I can at least imagine I'm somewhere exotic today instead of damp and dreary Yorkshire.
I have taken a different slant to the brief. MPG Eau des Iles, warm coffee and spice for a cold day.
Syncing today by testing Huitieme Art's Fareb, thanks to the generosity of a very lovely Basenoter!
Dry, perfumey, ambery CUMIN – unfortunately not to my test (too curry spice-y), but definitely warming. Resinous notes are starting to come through, which I prefer, but still too much cumin
Serendipitously wearing SL Un Bois Vanille burnt caramel and vanilla. Yummy warming fragrance
Well, I needed this "warm-up" sync- Jicky for me today
Sync'in and Think'in in 2015!
I'm wearing Cinnabar today. So much warm, spicy, sexy goodness!
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My warm-up scent on Friday was Diptyque's Eau Lente. It was a blind buy for a ridiculously low amount and luckily I do love it. Warm, cinnamony goodiness without ever becoming really gourmand. Mmmmm....
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I too wore Eau Duelle yesterday. I find it lasts rather well, still lingered a bit this morning!
I own fragrances from both noses, but more from Pierre so it will be one of his.
I have more from Mr Roucel, so will be one of his for me. Musc Ravageur perhaps. I think that will go well with the snow we're expecting tomorrow.
Okay, Pierre Boudan's Institut Tres Bien Tres Russe. This is available as a cologne but I bought blind on ebay the parfum version.
Feminite du Bois for me today.
I'm wearing L'Instant de Guerlain today. Maurice Roucel is the perfumer and the release year was 2003. It's a rich, honey-ed magnolia scent. Just lovely!
Notes: citrus honey, magnolia, jasmine, ylang ylang, amber
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Musc Ravageur in the snow today. Mmmmmmm...
I gave Maurice Roucel's L for Lolita Lempicka some skin time today ,all day in fact. I enjoyed smelling of incense and giant vanilla wafer cookies.
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Guerlain Winter Delice.
Hi girls. It is almost the end of Jan and this is the first time that I have checked in at the synch. Sorry. So busy with the new house. So, today, a bit predictable perhaps, but the lovely L'Eau D'Hiver for me!
Well, it was bound to happen, wasn't it? I'm Foustie's identical twin. I'm afraid winter doesn't inspire me much. Thank goodness for L'Eau d'Hiver, no thinking required! I'll think next week, I promise!
The nose wants what it wants!
I have finally pulled out my vintage Nu EDP which I have neglected throughout 2012.
A winter warmer for me - Hypnotic Poison (any excuse)
I wore VC&A First the long honey drydown is rather cozy in winter and can be a bit much in humid southern US summers.
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I wore VC&A First the long honey drydown is rather cozy in winter and can be a bit much in humid southern US summers.
Fragrance Omnivore
I 'warmed' myself with Byredo Pulp today.
Sync'in and Think'in in 2015!
Auntie Knit, nice to see you. Is everything all right in your world?
Going with some vintage tomorrow - Givenchy III, probably oldest in my collection by date of manufacture, and one of the few vintages I own. May treat myself to the parfum.
Well, sorry but since the site was down I couldn't remember what it was suppose to be.
I went with oldest by issue date ... and that would be Habanita from 1921. I love Habanita, but I seldom wear it to work. It feels too big, too bad-girl or something ... but I really enjoyed it today.
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I wore Heliotrope Blanc by Piver.
A woman without perfume is like a flower without a scent.
I was standing in front of my bottles, trying to figure out which I purchased as first. I had to admit that I have absolutely no clue.
So I went with the other option and pulled out my decant of vintage Shalimar. If the label is right then it's from the 1920s. It is for sure the oldest scent I have.
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The loudest fragrance I own(ed) is Shalimar Parfum Initial. It's one of the only two fragrances my co-workers ever notice on me (the other one being Coromandel). I've emptied my decant this morning and am enjoying it enormously on this cold winter day. Definitely FBW.
Wearing Gorilla Lust at the minute. Boy is it LOUD on first spray.... diffuses beautifully after a couple of hours
I'm wearing Fracas. Subtle it ain't!
Well, aren't we demure and shy today, lol! I'm also subtle in my whopping spray of Insolence EDT. Quiet refinement, I think that describes us well!
The nose wants what it wants!
lipstick rose
Is that loud enough?
Have a great weekend girls. Moving into my new house this weekend so will hopefully have more time soon.
Good luck with your house move Foustie!
I'm going to synch with Foustie and put on my
lipstick rose
to support you in your house move from a distance..... lol x
Drat! Didn't have time to check the theme before leaving for work this morning, so missed the synch. Wore Calamity J, which, while not exactly a wallflower, isn't really loud either. Going to douse myself in Carnal Flower now - that's pretty loud, but it has a lovely voice.
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I am interested in photography and I would like to purchase a DSLR. I know a few things about the aperture, the exposure, ISO, etc... From playing around with my Uncle's T1i and reading a few pieces about photography. I have already also decided on Canon because like many say in this forum "the most comfortable camera is the one you should pick" and I much prefer Canon's ergonomics IMO. I will probably shoot portraits, landscapes, and maybe some nature shots
So now onto my dilemma; I want to get a x0D series because of the little settings screen on the top of the camera and the feel and weight compared to a rebel series. I have a budget of $800 and I plan on keeping the DSLR for 4 to 5 years. I am also planning on getting it used if I can save some money and get some better gear that way. Here are my options:
- Canon 60D + 50mm f/1.8 lens (standard zoom or macro lens, or recommend me a lens later on)
- Canon 40D + 70-200mm f/4 lens (50mm later on)
The 60D package costs 750
The 40D package costs 800
The benefits of the 60D package is the smaller more compact design of the camera, more megapixels, everything is brand new and sealed, its cheaper, and its the most recent model, the 40D package benefits are it has a good lens although its a bit older of a camera and the more expensive deal
I am leaning to the 60D because its new and I am eventually going to buy new better lenses later on anyways.
Any input guys? And any recommendations for a <$500 lens to save up for if I get the 60D? Any photography tips?
Thanks all!
|Jan 2, 2013, 12:34 AM
I'm not a Canon user. But I've shot with both of those cameras. 60D is a great camera. Shutter speed is nice and the focusing is fast. I would go with that. After shooting with the 50mm lens for a few months, rent your next lens to see if you like it. I suggest maybe a 24-70mm to go with the 50mm or something on the wide end like a 10-22mm range.
|Jan 2, 2013, 12:39 AM
Thanks for the tips!
|Jan 2, 2013, 01:13 AM
Please note that the 40d is no longer made. The 60d is, but I wouldn't bet on it being around in production for long with Canon pushing the T series for the Rebel line. A 60d and lens at BH Photo and Video is around $1000. The 7d may soon be the sole crop frame camera in the EOS line of pro cameras.
Disclaimer: I have a 7d that replaced an XSI.
My main lens is a Tamron 24-75 f/2.8. It's. Great lens. Around 600 new.
The 60d may be sealed, but it's not really a sealed system unless the lens is sealed, too. Only the very best of the best Canon L lenses are weather sealed.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 01:25 AM
Edit: by the way by sealed I meant its in an unopened box
|Jan 2, 2013, 01:31 AM
I would always say go with the better lens, but if you have the money, go with the 60D and get some nice glass later.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 01:35 AM
There's a more than likely chance that a 60D replacement will be on its way in 2013, possibly as early as in the next month or two. Canon may make an announcement at CES next week. You could wait and get the 60D replacement, or pick up the 60D when they discount it:
|Jan 2, 2013, 01:36 AM
I didn't mean to imply that it's not a good camera, it is.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 05:49 AM
If you can substitute the 50mm 1.4 for the 1.8 you'll have a much nicer lens, the build quality of the 1.4 is fantastic for the price.
I agree the lenses should be the determining factor, moreso than the body. Both of those are great choices.
|Jan 2, 2013, 06:05 AM
I'd just add that while the 70-200mm is a brilliant lens I'd be tempted to wait and get the IS version. Also - bear in mind it attracts a lot of attention and if it was my only lens I would probably often end up taking a little point and shoot when taking the camera to social functions etc instead. You always seem to end talking with people about the camera rather than just taking pics .
I'm on a crop and my most used lens is the EF-S 17-55, although I'm really liking the new 40mm I've just got.
I would also suggest waiting a couple of months, I'm currently contemplating a new body - but as the others have said there's talk of the 70d very soon... (Which I might be tempted by or I might look for a better deal on one of existing models ).
|Jan 2, 2013, 07:04 AM
I'd definitely up for the 70D and hope it comes along very soon. My 20D is really, really starting to show its age. I'll be getting mine in Japan (I hate looking at overpriced camera stuff in Britain), and following pricing trends, I won't get it until about six months after it's been released as that tends to be the period when prices drop and stabilise to a long term norm.
|Jan 2, 2013, 07:08 AM
If you're looking to invest, the lenses retain more value over time than the bodies. If I had the 40D package, I can still use that 70-200 f4 lens 5,10 years down the line on a new body.
Case in point the new t4i was selling for $900 when it first came out just six months ago now I see deals in the $600 range, same as the clearance sales for t2i & t3i.
The IS version of the 70-200mm is nearly twice the price of the non-IS version, and well over the OP's budget. The 70-200 f4 is a great lens, and a bargain for a L lens. Mount your camera on a tripod, its manual IS. :-)
Judging from your selection, get the 40D package with the 70-200 f4. The lens is the best part of that package. A brand new 70-200 f4 retail for $650, where as the 50mm f1.8 is $110. So, you're paying $640 for the 60D body, and $150 for the 40D body. You can't go wrong with either, but remember both bodies will become obsolete. You can later acquire the 50mm f1.8 either new or used. Heard reports about being fragile, so I suggest getting the 50mm f1.8 new.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 07:29 AM
Go for the 60D and 50 1.8 and save up for a used or refurb 15-85 as a next lens . There's nothing wrong with the 40D except it's getting a bit long in the tooth . 70-200 is an excellent lens , but maybe isn't the best for a first lens . It's pretty long to use as a walk around lens . The 50 is a whole lot better for a general purpose starter lens even though it equates to 80mm on full frame . If you could swing a 35/2 it might be better , but if you can't , the 50 will do. I'm assuming the 2 bodies/lenses are private sales in your areas , if you miss out on both , remember that the 50D is also a worthwhile body , its got the build of the 40D , 15MP , decent high iso capability , but no articulated screen or video
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|Jan 2, 2013, 07:53 AM
The OP says I will probably shoot portraits, landscapes, and maybe some nature shots
In all honesty as a beginner, you don't really need much beyond 80 or 100mm at most, in my opinion anyway. For portraits the magic number is around 70-75mm (if I remember correctly), and for landscapes you don't generally have to zoom in that much (in my experience). If anything, I like to go as wide as I can to fit as much of the landscape in as possible. I have an old 75-300mm IS (from my 35mm film days) which I only pick up to move out of the way nowadays. It's great for nature shots, but the OP says maybe he'll use it for this.
I'm not too clued up on recent lenses, but I have a Sigma 18-50mm EX DC. With the x1.6 that's about 28-80mm 2.8. A fantastic lens and still going strong after seven years or so. As someone else mentioned, lenses keep their value and worth. I'm kind of hoping that the 70D doesn't have a full frame sensor as I don't want to deal with the hassle of buying new lenses and selling off the old ones.
EDIT: Thinking on it, I think 80mm is the magic number for portraits. That would explain why I have a 50mm lens!
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|Jan 2, 2013, 10:47 AM
Firstly; thank you to all of you who replied so rapidly with lots of information
The thing is the 60D is cheaper
I am aware that the 60D is running late in its cycle and so then hopefully I can ask the guy for a little discount and I don't mind waiting another week for CES
@ Designer Dale
Thanks for the link; I already have read the reviews on both cameras
@hsuthard I wish I get the f/1.4 but it'd be out of my budget and I can maybe upgrade the f/1.8 to the f/1.4 as my 3rd or 4th lens. I am planning on getting the better body because I intend on keeping it for 4 to 5 years so it'd be better for the long term and because I will get better lenses later on; but from reviews I have also seen that the 50mm f/1.8 is a great lens for $100
@Jeremy. H
so are you suggesting I get a smaller lens like a 28-135mm to carry around? Would the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 be a nice thing to get with the 40D or a good lens to save for for the 60D's second lens? I would like to get the camera soon and pay $50 extra but I will definitely wait for CES for an announcement
I'm going to wait until CES so I could get a discount on the 40D or 60D but if the 70D is not announced at CES I am going to go ahead and buy the 40D or the 60D
I am aware of that but I am wondering if a better camera would be better down the road
I was wondering how the 15-85 would be as a second lens for the 60D, care to do a mini review?
Thanks for all the comments!
So you're suggesting the 70-200mm lens is not what's best for me?so know that I know the 50mm is perfect for portraits what should I get for the nature/landscapes and I forgot to mention this earlier; city photography (random stuff if want to photograph in the different parts of Toronto (where I live)
|Jan 2, 2013, 11:54 AM
I would go with the 60D + 50mm combo. I would then save up for the 17-55mm and 70-200mm that you mentioned. If, however, you plan on going full frame in the future, you would have to sell the 17-55mm since EF-S lenses are compatible with FF camera bodies.
|Jan 2, 2013, 12:08 PM
There are workarounds for these 'deficiencies', but I'm not a fan of the 60D because it lacks a pc-sync port and the joystick controller.
The crop sensor body I would get in Canon's current lineup is the 7D.
|Jan 2, 2013, 12:37 PM
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|Jan 2, 2013, 12:41 PM
To save heartache and dollars both, do not purchase EF-S lenses. Stay with EF lenses which will work with full frame bodies and crop frame bodies as well. I have a 20D, 1DIII, 5DII, and 5DIII along with a dozen Canon lenses. Canon, in my humble opinion, has the finest glass on the market. My AE-1, and A-1 and five Canon lenses convinced me of that long before Canon designed digital bodies.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 03:06 PM
So , here's my take on the 15-85 . I inherited mine , along with a 50D body 9-10 months back , maybe I've taken 700-1000 shots with it since , mostly landscape-streetscape sort of shots . When I got it my immediate point of comparison was to the 24-105L that I've used for several years on a 5D2 , and previously a 5D.
The 15-85 equates to 24-135 on full frame , so it's got wide to a short tele capability . Total length roughly 85mm contracted , around 122-123 extended , add another 35 or so with the hood . A bit smaller than the 24-105 , and you pick up another 35mm of reach on the long end . The end of the lens doesn't rotate when zooming so if you've got a polarizer on , the adjustment won't change with zooming .
The build quality is nearly equal to the 24-105 , except there's no weather sealing . The end of the lens barrel doesn't have a whole lot of slop in it when fully extended , nor does my copy creep when I'm carrying it .
Balances well on the 50D , might be nose heavy on a Rebel though . USM is fast , full time manual focusing , image stabilizer seems good for a solid 3 stops .
There's barrel distortion at 15mm , Photoshop ,DPP , PT Lens or similar will deal with it in post , but I'm not sure I'd use the lens for architectural
photography . If you zoom out a bit , say to 20mm or so, it goes away.
Maximum aperture goes from 3.5 at 15mm to 5.6 at 85mm . Never found this to be an issue as usually I'm shooting stopped down , f8-f11 or so, in daylight .After dark , or inside there's always the option of flash or bumping up the ISO some , or a tripod and remote release.
Image quality seems pretty close to the 24-105 . I don't examine pixels at 400% , it's just how the images appear to me on a 30"ACD .
If you're planning to keep whatever body you get for 4-5 years , these lenses look pretty good for use as a general purpose, walk around lens, especially if you can score a good used one, or a refurb . If you go full frame after that , you can always sell it off with the body.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 04:59 PM
Thanks to everyone again
I am not worried about full frame yet as I am still just going to do photography as a hobby but i for my second lens and after I will try and go with EF lenses however I am not worried about the 50mm f/1.8 being EF-S because it is only $100 and should be easy to sell if I do plan on going full frame after a few years. As for a 7D like Dale said, its $900 body only, I wouldn't mind upgrading to its successor in a few years after more knowledge, experience, and more passion for photography. I'll probably rent a couple of lenses before I pick my second lens.
Any more lens recommendations because it seems that I am going to get the 60D (although I will wait for CES for a possible 70D announcement)
Thanks again everyone!
Thanks for the extensive and detailed review of the 15-85mm Lens.
I'll PM you for a couple of photos of your work with the lens.
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|Jan 2, 2013, 09:48 PM
Howdy mac26, you asked my opinion over on photo of the day. I can't really add a huge amount here for you, there's so many good reviews of these items elsewhere, like at:
I can say that for me personally, the 60D is a lot better than my T3/1100D, and I couldn't warrant the extra price of the 7D either at this point. The 60D & 7D both have the same sensor and many of the same features. I've no need to connect it to any studio lights and I'm not shooting sports so there was no need to go to the 7D for me.
The 50mm f/1.8 is a full frame lens and a worthy addition considering the price.
My next lens? Well I had myself set for the 24-105 L, but that's changed! I want a wide lens for architecture, landscapes and interiors. Which to go for? Secondhand here in Australia the 17-40 L can be bought for $600, the 10-22 EF-S can be yours for $550. I know which one I'm leaning towards, especially as one day I'll go full frame!
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|Jan 2, 2013, 11:18 PM
Also I believe the 50mm f/1.8 is a EF-S lens so it isn't compatible with the EF mount on Full frame cameras.
|Jan 2, 2013, 11:28 PM
According to Canon Australia it is EF. Mine says EF also.
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The senior scored 16 of his 24 points in the third quarter as Huss pulled away from South Point on Tuesday. Hunter came one point shy of a season high. He averages 14.1 points and leads the team with 6.8 rebounds per game.
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The sophomore turned in Highland Tech's best scoring performance of the season with 26 points in Tuesday's loss to North Lincoln. Walker made six 3-pointers.
Boys: Jaelan Kennedy scored 26 as Hunter Huss beat South Point … Michael Meeks' 26 points led Bessemer City in a loss to Lincolnton … Highland Tech's Sebastian Nieminen scored 22 in a win against North Lincoln … Tristan Rodriguez scored a career-high 21 points in Ashbrook's win over North Gaston … East Lincoln's Addison Parrish had 20 points in a win against West Lincoln … South Point's Deonte Gaston scored 19 points in a loss to Hunter Huss … DeSean Murray had 19 points and 13 rebounds as East Gaston lost to Olympic.
Girls: Lauren Smithscored a career-high 26 points to help Forestview beat Crest for a first-place tie in the Big South 3A Conference … Gaston Day's Evonna McGill scored 22 points in a win against Hickory Christian … Forestview's Bre Armstrong scored 21 in the win against Crest … Treasure Avery's 19 points led Lincolnton to a win over Bessemer City … East Gaston's Carly Kluttz had 17 points and 15 rebounds in a loss to Olympic.
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Boys: Lake Norman Charter (13-4, 8-1) at East Lincoln (14-4, 7-2)— Lake Norman Charter can avenge its only league loss while East Lincoln can pull into a first-place tie in the area's most significant game of the night. East Lincoln claimed the first meeting 57-54.
Girls: South Point (14-3, 5-3) at Ashbrook (14-4, 5-3) — These teams are tied for third in the Big South 3A Conference, which receives four playoff berths. A win Friday for one of them could make a big difference in a first-round playoff matchup. Ashbrook won 47-45 in the first meeting.
Boys: Highland Tech (7-10, 6-3) at Bessemer City (13-5, 5-4) — The Southern Piedmont Conference's No. 2 Class 1A playoff seed is coming down to these two rivals. Bessemer City won the first matchup 56-48.
Girls: Lincolnton (13-4, 8-1) at North Lincoln (13-6, 7-2) — Lincolnton is trying to stay in a first-place tie with Lake Norman Charter in the Southern Piedmont Conference while North Lincoln is attempting to climb back up. Either way, the league's top 2A playoff seed should go to one of these two teams. Lincolnton won the first meeting 49-31.
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*The Lincoln Charter boys clinched the Piedmont Charter Athletic Conference title for the first time in school history with Wednesday's 70-41 defeat of Queens Grant. This is the final season of the PCAC as all its members will move into traditional conferences next academic year.
*Gaston Day holds homecoming on Friday as it hosts Piedmont Community Charter.
Bessemer City will recognize its 1972 and 1991 state runner-up teams during Friday's home matchup against Highland Tech. The reunion program will begin as soon as the girls game ends. Participants need to be at the gym by 7 p.m.
The school will also honor players who scored 1,000 career points.
Bessemer City's 1,000-point scorers
Boys: Sid Woody (Class of 1957), Reggie O'Brien (1957), Tony Byers (1970), Goldie Byers (1974), Kevin Millwood (1993), Chris Edwards (2002), Marcus Barnette (2004), Donald Wade (2008), Bradley James (2013)
Girls: Wanda Brown (1980), Sheila Mackey (1982), Kychelle Collins (1999), Shameka Smith (2002), Monica Adams (2004), Auny McCaskill (2006), Janaura Sellers (2010)
Bessemer City's 1972 2A state runner-up team
Head Coach: Jackson Parker
Managers: Johnny Ward, Cleveland Alexander
Roster: Clarence Alexander, O'landa Alexander, Tony Brown, Goldie Byers, Donnell Camp, Jimmy Hovis, Roger Lomick, Jimmy Maney, Jerry Meeks, Theo Smith, Darryl Ward, Reggie Wideman, Stanley Woody
Bessemer City's 1991 2A state runner-up team
Head Coach: Marty Hatchell
Assistant Coach: Hardin Davis
Managers: Patrick Woody, Jody Dills, Daniel Goodson, Sean Strama
Scorekeeper: Terry Ussery
Roster: Freddy Adams, Qwame Jackson, John Kaiser, Mike Ledford, Vida Merritt, Kevin Millwood, Bennie Roper, Kenneth Starr, Garland Williams, Calvin Whitener, Chris Woods


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DEEP RUN --- It was probably a long, rainy ride back to Jacksonville for the Northside Monarchs.
Tuesday's game was the second time the Blue Devils topped them in less than a week, keeping their 2013 record win-free.
The Blue Devils beat the Monarchs, 3-0 (25-3, 25-18, 25-17) Tuesday, sometimes leading Jacksonville Northside so much that coach Lisa Smith had to remind them to play "their game."
"Sometimes if you're winning, you start playing the other team's game," she said. "That's the one thing we got a little bit out of today. We want to play our game no matter what the other team's doing."
The teams rallied early in the last two sets. South Lenoir (5-1) went up 6-2 after a ball handling error stopped a rally early in the final game. Northside (0-7) started to breakthrough after a service ace and big block on back-to-back plays, but South Lenoir proved to be too much --- especially in hitting and serving.
The Blue Devils recorded 21 aces and 29 kills in the win. They played well-rounded, putting up significant numbers in all categories; those who could set could also attack and serve.
South Lenoir setter Madison Herring notched a game-high 22 assists while having five kills and five digs of her own.Outside hitterMaecy Croom had four kills to go with her eight aces. Outside hitter Brianna Williams put up numbers in kills, assists and digs (6, 4, 3).
"We have passing, we have hitting and we have setting," Williams said. "We don't relax at all. It takes staying motivated to know that we have the game, do what we know best and play hard."
After a couple of Monarch scoring plays, it didn't take long for the Blue Devils to quickly gain back their momentum. Northside's Chasity Fair, the game's leading blocker (4), blocked a South Lenoir attack that dropped on the Devils' side to go 9-11 in Set 2. But Herring set up Croom for a kill that got a seemingly bored South Lenoir team back in action.
The set ended with Herring's only ace for the game.
The Monarchs would try again in Set 3 after a Fair block caused Herring to get creative and sneak a tipped ball over on the second hit. South Lenoir was up 18-9, but Northside managed to score six times before the match ended.
"They've got some great athletes, they're improving and they're going to win some," Smith said.
South Lenoir remains undefeated at home (3-0) and has a week to prepare for the only team to hand them a loss this season: Swansboro. The Pirates (5-0) travel to Deep Run for the rematch on Sept. 10. The Blue Devils face Eastern Wayne (0-2) tonight at in Goldsboro.
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The first holiday season turkey is gobbled up and now candles are lit for a Beary Merry Christmas in New Bern.
Santa, himself, came to downtown New Bernon Friday, riding in on a shiny silver Chevy convertible and greeted at 5 p.m.by a block full of children awaiting him on the 200 block of Middle Street, which had been cordoned off since noonfor the festive Black Friday and Small Business Saturday festivities.
Children like young Owen Collin, escorted by grandparents Marilyn and Emmett Reynolds of Taberna, got a better view of the arrival on his grandpa's shoulders and the whole crowd was entertained by children's magician Gary Shelton, Bernie the Bear and Mrs. North Carolina while they waited to greet him for the official flip of a switch to thousands of lights designed to dazzle the children and shoppers.
"Downtown is the heart of New Bernand because of you, it will continue to beat," said Sabrina Bengle, New Bernalderman and downtown business owner in her welcome.
Santa said, "If you write a letter to Santa, he'll send a letter back" and confided that his own Christmas wish is "to have all our troops back home."
Before heading for his house he said, "I'll be there as long as there are people here."
And he was there as the dark that followed quickly added even more glow to the lighted trees, wreathed lamp posts, and business buildings in the central downtown which had been open, many with open house refreshments since morning.
Wacky Chadperformed bicycle and skate board tricks to fascinate those who waited their turn.
Merchants who mostly remained open until at least 8 p.m.said business was good for the kickoff event.
Juliet Breuer of Juliette's Boutique, offered homemade cookies and punch or wine to customers and said, "It's been wonderful, busy all day. We're supported by our locals. That's what's great about being in downtown New Bern."
Madonna Hawks of Christina's said business there Friday "was incredible." The 20 percent off sale on everything in her store will be available Saturday also.
The Black Friday sale at Surf, Wind and Fire and Life is Good goes on Small Business Saturday as well, said Danny Batten, who opened Life is Good seven years ago and the second store two years ago.
"This was definitely the best Black Friday in three years," he said.
Page Gualtieri of Snap Dragon toy store said that store "did a little better than last year." While they "wrap quick and sneak toys to go," many of their sales come after the event attended by the children.
TryonPalacealso kicked off its "Splendors from Afar'" Tryon Palace Christmas this weekend with decorations up at the North CarolinaHistoryCenter, Governor's Palace and the three historic houses.
Brandon Anderson said that special performances, craft activities and holiday tours will highlight Martha Tryon's birthplace in Bombay, India, where her father was Governor.
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Most pundits haven't given France a chance of beating the All Blacks this Sunday, with some even going as far to say that this French side is the worst to qualify for a final in the tournament's history. France wing Vincent Clerc has responded by saying that the team has taken no notice of such statements, and that while they are underdogs there's a healthy belief that they can achieve the improbable in knocking over the All Blacks.
'I have not turned the TV on all week so I am not sure what is going on in the outside world,' said Clerc. 'We do not need motivation and we do not have to look at what others are doing. We are in our own bubble so it does not matter what the New Zealanders are doing in terms of their preparation.
'We have not played the match yet. They are not world champions yet. I do not feel I am in the skin of a future loser, someone who can't win. This is the World Cup final and we are not here by coincidence. You can put some of it down to chance but I don't think it is coincidence.'
Clerc added that France's victory in the 2007 World Cup quarter-final will be remembered as they prepare for this week's challenge. The 2009 win against the All Blacks in Dunedin will also help the Tricolores to believe that they can best the All Blacks on New Zealand soil.
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Rated 3 out of 5�by camico Great quality - Pricey This was a suprise gift for my wife. I went to your store to check out size. Customer service girl was very helpfull. Placed order online. There was a 10% savings advertised but was told it didnt apply to rebock. Was going to cancel but c/s issued me a rebate. My wife was very happy with gift. I paid 130 - 10% was suprised a week later when I seen the same jersey for sale in a sevice station (gas) in Lexington Il for 89 dollars. ???? May 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Me lefty Great fit and quality! It's hard to find a sports jersey that looks tailored to a woman's body! This jersey was true to size and the quality is awesome!I am very happy with it! May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Lindafey I love my jersey. Fits great for a different fitted look than the men's jersey. March 17, 2014
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Australian designer Annette Cannock knew she wanted to pursue fashion at a very young age. Her mother owned an elegant boutique in Sydney's Hilton hotel, and since then, her love for clothing continues to flow through her veins. As she grew older, Annette scoured the world and got a taste of the globe's eclectic sense of fashion. WISH conveys that very sense of individualism, as the collection features luxurious fabrics, prints and silhouettes that Annette adored as a child. Together with partner Todd Cannock, Annette seeks to provide products that are not only wearable, but adds a unique touch with each individual who wears it.
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Received this dress and it is definitely a lime color and not yellow-ish like pictured. I am most often a size XS, sometimes a Small... I ordered this dress in an XXS which I thought for sure would fit, or would be too small if anything, but it is way too big for me. I've ordered other XXS dresses from Revolve before which have fit well so the sizing of this dress is definitely not accurate and I will have to return it.
This dress is so unique! The color is truly a lime green. I found the sizing a little confusing, I think because the sizes are translated from AU. The XS is an AU 8, S is an AU 10. I tried both sizes and ended up with the XS. For reference, I am usually a US 2-4/US Small. It is a really pretty piece and I am happy I was able to get it before it sold out!
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UPDATE: Mexican authorities got a tip that 33-year-old fired Los Angeles Police Department Officer Christopher Dorner, who is suspected of killing two people in Irvine and a police officer in Riverside, had been spotted at the Tapatio Hotel in Tijuana, but when they raided it Monday night he was not there.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection was expected to increase its scrutiny of vehicles traveling into Mexico amid the burgeoning search.
EARLIER: A former officer suspected of carrying out three killings as part of a vendetta against the Los Angeles Police Department was charged with murder Monday, while a wide-ranging manhunt and a $1 million reward failed to turn up any signs of the man for a fifth straight day.
Residents in Irvine were speculating as to where Chris Dorner has gone.
The Riverside District Attorney's Office became the first agency to file criminal charges against Christopher Jordan Dorner, 33, a former LAPD officer who has eluded a massive dragnet involving multiple law enforcement agencies throughout Southern California.
Meanwhile, members of a joint task force focused on finding Dorner sifted through more than 700 tips to his whereabouts Monday and chased what turned out to be false sightings in Anaheim and Northridge. Authorities are offering $1 million for information leading to Dorner's arrest and conviction, the largest such reward in LAPD history.
"We're pulling out all the stops," LAPD Deputy Chief Jose Perez said. "We need the community's help in this. There's a lot more of you than there are of us."
Searchers continued to trek through the remote mountain land at Big Bear Lake, where Dorner's abandoned, fire-damaged pickup was found days earlier.
But there was no indication that Dorner was in Big Bear or that he was even in Southern California. A federal arrest warrant for Dorner filed four days ago indicated that U.S. Marshals suspect Dorner could have fled to Mexico.
Dorner in an online manifesto has declared "asymmetrical warfare" against the LAPD, claiming that he was fired for false pretenses by a department he accused of corruption and prejudice. LAPD officials in recent days have decided reopen the investigation into Dorner's firing, a decision they say was not meant to "appease" Dorner, but to foster transparency.
The warrant filed by the marshals indicated that they had also been tracking a known associate of Dorner's, a person they identified only as J.Y., in the beginning stages of the manhunt. It isn't clear what role, if any, the person played in Dorner's efforts to evade capture, but the document indicates that a relative of the person under surveillance owns property in Arrow Bear, where Dorner's mother is known to own land.
Among the charges filed in Riverside Superior Court are allegations that Dorner killed Riverside officer Michael Crain, 34, by firing at him from his Nissan Titan pickup.
"He was ambushed in such a way he never had an opportunity to use those skills," said Sergio Diaz, chief of police for the Riverside Police Department. "He was a good man."
The fatal shooting of Crain took place shortly after Dorner was identified as the prime suspect in the killing of Monica Quan and her fiance, Keith Lawrence, on Feb. 3 in the parking lot of their Irvine condo.
Authorities believe Dorner targeted Quan to retaliate against her father, a retired LAPD captain who represented Dorner during the board of review hearing that led to his dismissal from the department.