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This volumising mascara has recently launched in an even longer lasting, waterproof formula.
Even though it adds great volume it doesn't give a thick heavy look and is particularly good at separating the lashes. Also, the fact that it comes off super easy is a refreshing change to the usual stubbornness associated with waterproof mascaras.
False Lash Waterproof Mascara, £19, by MAC
Reviewed Marisa Georgas
This mascara is a bit of favourite here at Red HQ but we were surprised to find out the super mascara is waterproof too!
It has extreme lengthening powers and an amazing separating and curling effect. It's also very long lasting with no re-application needed, an all round winner.
They're Real Mascara, £19.50, by Benefit
Reviewed Marisa Georgas
This already renowned mascara now comes in a waterproof alternative. What makes this mascara special is the volumising effect. It gives you the perfect amount of volume with no clumping and the thickening effect makes lashes look extra black and dense.
A couple of coats is enough to give you that full effect, top it off with a slick of black gel eyeliner for effortless Bardot-esque glamour. Plus we can't help falling for the sleek, chic iconic packaging.
Le Volume de Chanel Waterproof Mascara, £25, by Chanel
Reviewed Marisa Georgas
We're massive fans of Max Factor mascaras here at Red HQ – just as good as some of their pricier counterparts, their intense pigments, volumised results and purse friendly price tags make them real make-up bag essentials.
Clump Defy promises to let you apply coat after coat with, as the name suggests, no clumping thanks to a curved 'well' in the brush that holds just the right amount of product to load onto lashes without overdoing it. While two to three coats is enough for a full-fringe effect, we're pleased to report that you could indeed layer up five or six if you wish.
This waterproof version boats all the benefits of its original counterpart, while the water-resistant, anti-smudge credentials make it an ideal summer holiday wash bag addition.
Clump Defy Waterproof Mascara, £10.99, by Max Factor
Reviewed by Ashleigh McMorran
Adding effortless oomph, volume and added length, Dior's waterproof mascara does exactly what it says on the tin.
Building up volume stroke by stroke, for maximum effect you'll need to build up a few coats, but the end result ensures lashes are evenly coated in an intense kohl shade with a product that effortlessly stays put all day.
Quite difficult to remove, invest in a cream cleanser to ensure all traces of product are wiped away at the end of the day.
Diorshow Waterproof Mascara, £22.05, by Dior
Reviewed by Marisa Bell
Enhancing lashes as well as being resistant to both water and smudges, Diego Dalla Palma's mascara is a great beauty buy for the summer.
Leaving lashes feeling soft and volumised (without clumping), this waterproof mascara also claims to be semi permanent. While we haven't had the chance to fully test it out, the brand claims that after applying the silicone resin for five consecutive days, the black pigment will start to redefine lashes to leave them looking tinted on a more long term basis.
Long lasting and but without even a hint of flaking, this waterproof mascara is quite tricky to take off, with an oil based product needed to fully remove.
Semi-Permanent Technical Mascara, £13.60, by Diego Dalla Palma
Reviewed by Anna Berrill
If you can't head to the beach without at least one item from your beauty bag, then it's time to invest in a waterproof mascara.
Competing for top slot, Clinique's High Impact mascara is one of our favourite options.
Just like it's non-waterproof sister, the wand makes it easy to apply and wear all day long from beach to bar and beyond.
No smudges, no flaking - what more could you ask for?
High Impact Waterproof Mascara, £17.50, by Clinique
Reviewed by Hannah Gilchrist
With an eye-catching name that boasts big promises, we expected a lot from this offering from Cargo.
The medium sized brush is easy to wiggle through lashes and leaves them looking pleasingly longer and fuller after a couple of strokes while the formula really does resist running, smudging and flaking throughout the day. Managing to stay put even throughout an hour-long gym workout, this is a great daytime lash option.
Another bonus? As it forms little 'tubes' around each lash, it can easily be removed without eye make-up remover by gently wiping a hot muslin cloth downwards over the eyes (don't tug), making it great for holidays when you want to streamline your beauty bag.
Better Than Waterproof Mascara, £14, by Cargo
Reviewed by Ashleigh McMorran
Encased in a weighty gun metal tube Giorgio Armani's Eyes to Kill waterproof mascara is an investment luxury beauty buy.
The combination of the innovative asymmetrical designed brush and wet resistant polymore ensures a bold coating that will protect you against the elements. The scientific formula behind the waterproof technology proved to be long-lasting and smudge resistant too – so it's an ideal choice for summer holiday.
While some mascaras fall prey to thick, gloopy coverage, this volumising mascara provides an evenly distributed amount of product onto lashes for a natural-looking finish.
Eyes to Kill Waterproof Mascara, £25.50, by Giorgio Armani
Reviewed by Elena Andreou
Despite the fact that there are numerous tried and tester waterproof mascaras on the market, if you still can't be parted from your everyday lash enhancer, then By Terry's Lash-coat Mascara is certainly worth investing in ahead of a hot summer holiday.
Working to add a waterproof top coat to your regular mascara, applied to dry mascara, this innovative gel ensures all day smudge protection. Not only can we readily testify that it really works, it also has the added benefit of not causing the dreaded clumping effect that you'd expect from layering additional product on top of already coated lashes.
Certainly an investment buy, and more expensive than many standalone mascaras, this is definitely worth the spend if you're completely loyal to your everyday non-waterproof option.
Lash-coat Mascara, £28, by By Terry
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Making a welcome change from block, bright coloured designs, this Lancome mascara is certainly one of the most glamorous-looking beauty products on the market with the faded glittered effect.
If you're heading to a wedding and dread the tear-stained look then this is a great choice. The dual-sided brush will not only lengthen lashes, but will also whip them into a soft curl to complete your party look.
It can be a bit stubborn to remove, so make sure you invest in a good quality eye make-up remover to avoid sleeping with leftover residue on lashes after a night out.
Hypnôse Star Waterproof Mascara by Lancome
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Hypnôse Star Waterproof Mascara, £22.50, by Lancome
For those who are fans of the iconic YSL False Lash Effect, there will be a new reason to be cheering by the pool this summer. No longer having to forgo their favourite beauty staple whilst on holiday (or anywhere else that can make mascaras melt or disintegrate from hot weather or water), thanks to YSL new launch, there's now a waterproof version of its lash enhancing mascara available.
Already famed for its ability to lengthen, thicken and curl lashes with a flattering, conditioning finish, the mascara is now be splash proof and available in five great hues.
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Ah yes, hate groups were very popular in the late 90's. I should know. Yahoo Groups was full of that kind of stuff. My sis even joined an anti-Pokemon group, as my Pokemon obsession really bugged her. Haha, it was quite amusing back then. But, in all seriousness, hate groups should not be allowed if peeps are just going to use them as ways of bashing peeps.
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hearts change with the shifting of the tides
Some peeps say Lyra/Krise is the same person >.< It even says something about it in bulbapedia
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* coughs * go to WIKIpedia. The creator of Lyra says he made Lyra from scratch and nothing liek Kris.. Egt yer facts right, nya~
Its from hereSome fans assume that Kris and Lyra are one and the same. Takao Unno revealed in an interview that he designed Lyra from scratch.
If ya seen the eps when she appeared she said she was from Johto, maybe thats why GameFreak replaced Kris, nya~
Another fact- In the games her only 2 pokemkn are marril and Ratata
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thats just in game. In the Anime she has Marril, Girafarig and Chikorita, nya~
I bet her rattata is in the top percentage of rattatas >.<
Credit to Pika Pal Lyra
my brother and i are learning how to dance to his type of new music which is weird, but hes going to be as pokemon trainer black, and i get to be lyra ^^ and we are going to dance with lights too
ye guys better watch out... Joey's Rattata is a LEGEND!!!, nya~
Spoiler:- nya:
Joshin'..the card is fake
Its alright :3
Theres a few of Lyra meme's ive seen but some.. I dont liek >3< nya~
Has this ever been posted before?
It is a Japanese site that has several pokemon comics featuring Leaf, Dawn, and of course Lyra, among others. Again, everything is in Japanese but many of the comics are silly and funny even without understanding the text. Just click the numbers on the left and right.
A bit of a warning though, two of the comics involve Dawn's skirt...
If this kind of stuff shouldn't be here I'm sorry and will remove it.
EDIT: Crap, some of these are kinda weird. A few new ones have been added since I last saw them. Might be a bit too much...
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EDIT: I made this
and LOOK o_O anything weird...?
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The antidepressants are known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and include widely used drugs like fluoxetine (Prozac), sertraline (Zoloft), citalopram (Celexa) and paroxetine (Paxil.)
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Four tips for marketers to ensure their email messages get delivered.
In past years, email deliverability was primarily based on having quality customer data, relationships with the ISPs, good HTML coding, and the right email service provider. Relevant engagement in email marketing has always been important for campaign success, but relevant engagement is now essential for email deliverability as well.
Today, Internet service providers (ISPs) filter emails into more folders than simply the inbox and junk folder. Depending on the ISP, there may be up to six different folders for email that actively separate person-to-person messages from mass mail. The ISPs consider mass mail, commonly known as graymail, to be anything from newsletters and promotional offers to daily deals and social network updates. There's a challenge with this definition of mass mail. A last-minute travel offer might be graymail to one person and the perfect get-away weekend for another person. So what can email marketers do to reduce the impact of these ISP filters? Here are four tips to help marketers win the "war" on their email.
Tip No. 1: Engage Your Customers
Customer engagement becomes even more important for email deliverability. If the email appears to have higher value, it's more likely to reach the inbox. ISPs determine the value of an email by the past engagement between the sender and the recipient. Consider providing more compelling reasons for your subscriber to click on your messages. For example, have the subscriber click to read the full article contained in your newsletter. Another useful action is to get subscribers to reply-to your email. Of course, you need to give them a reason to reply, and actively monitor your reply-to address, but many ISPs will automatically whitelist you for that email account once the subscriber replies to your message. It immediately helps your sender reputation and future emails are more likely to reach the inbox as a "person-to-person" communication.
Tip No. 2: Target Your Marketing
Targeting and segmentation are also directly linked to inbox success rates. Create smaller, more targeted lists that contain more relevant content for each customer group. The smaller the list and the more engaging the content, the more your recipients will interact with your emails. This has an immediate impact on your deliverability rates. One of the best segmentation methods is to create customer segments based on behavioral data. If you want to predict future behavior, try analyzing past behavior in the form of user interests, preferences, and interactions.
Tip No 3: Gain Confirmed Opt-Ins
Subscribers are receiving increasing levels of emails so it has become a real challenge for marketers to differentiate themselves. Gaining consent from a new subscriber is a starting point in building a solid relationship between a brand and their subscriber. When marketers collect details for a new subscriber, they should choose a strategy with a confirmed opt-in. Additionally, marketers need to deliver a very clear message on what they will send once someone is on their mailing list. Many companies send a variety of messages that are not targeted to a subscriber's interests. This can result in poor response rates to campaigns, potential complaints of spam from a subscriber, and poor deliverability rates. The best practice is to provide multiple opt-in selections to the subscriber to ensure they are subscribing to receive content that's interesting for them.
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Look at email marketing from the subscriber's point of view and not just from the marketer's point of view. Companies often send generic content to a wide array of users resulting in a lack of useful information for the subscriber. Segmentation strategies and customer intelligence can solve this challenge by providing consistently relevant and useful content. This strategy is of particular importance in B2B email marketing where subscribers will quickly lose interest if they are receiving messages that are not relevant to their business area. Sending content that a subscriber views as low value is a very quick way of landing in the ISP complaint box or graymail filter so it's very important that emails be consistently relevant in all campaigns.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The NCAA agent is right, and the Tuohys are exploiting Oher in order to make sure he plays for their favorite college football team. The scene where Kathy Bates lies to Oher about bodies being under the field at Neyland Stadium is disturbing on multiple levels, not least for the way it recalls the Stepin Fetchit, minstrel show-era cowardly black servant stereotype.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: SJ. If the training montage doesn't do it for you, the college auditions sure will.
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** Sandra Bullock was adopting a baby from New Orleans, who turned out to be an African-American boy named Louis, after Louis Armstrong. Made slightly less hilarious since she's divorcing her husband.
** Michael Oher himself has been switched to right tackle, likely permanently, so he may never protect the blind side again.
** The Drug Dealer played by Iron E Singleton better known as T-Dogg from ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' tell's Mike that "Ain't nobody gonna bite you."
** All the lines about how the Tuohys didn't want Michael to play for Tennessee become this after he signed with the Tennessee Titans.
* HypeBacklash: After it won Sandra Bullock an Oscar, audiences started seeing the movie in a bit harsher light, claiming that it won largely because of WhiteGuilt, that the idea of a contemporary WhiteMansBurden film is uncomfortable, and questioning some of the plot points and acting as being narmy.
* ItWasHisSled: Michael succeeds at escaping poverty and reaching the NFL. Being a starter on a Super Bowl champion will pretty much spoil even non-sports fans.
* MarySue: Leigh Anne can appear like one of these sometimes, especially when she [[spoiler: faces down a drug dealer while searching for Michael. I mean, an unaccompanied white woman walking right into a WrongSideOfTheTracks neighborhood, threatening a drug dealer, and then walking right out again? Kind of unlikely in RealLife.]]
* {{Narm}}: "Michael scored in the 98th percentile in protective instincts." It's supposed to come off as an example of her knowing what's best for Oher and standing up to the coach, but it comes across as awkward and prone to FridgeLogic (what kind of standardized test measures "protective instincts"?!?).
* RetroactiveRecognition: The Gang leader played by Iron E Singleton is best known known as T-Dog from ''Series/TheWalkingDead''.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: Scenes of Oher with the Tuohys lean towards this. Talk of Oher protecting his family especially lean towards this; his protective instincts are treated like ThePowerOfFriendship.
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Team 17 and Mouldy Toof's prison break-'em-up The Escapists will be set free in February.
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The Escapists was revealed as one of next year's Xbox One games at Microsoft's Gamescom conference, but it's hitting Steam Early Access next week.
Team 17 get Sheltered from a post-apocalyptic wasteland
Team 17 have announced that they've partnered with Unicube to release post-apocalyptic strategy survival game Sheltered.
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(a) If the project is not water related or dependent on waterfront access or can be satisfied by the
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Saudi Arabian ordered 12 777-300ERs in April 2010 and revealed the following November that the agreement covered up to 22 of the type.
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If your boat is in the water with an external transducer, you're SOL. Your only realistic recourse is to temporarily connect a transducer with a similar instrument connector and drop it over the side.
If it's a shoot thru, check for oil or alcohol in the transducer well (whichever) and be sure the face of the transducer is "wet"..no bubbles. Top off if necessary. You may still need to swap transducers, as above.
I'm beginning to think you've a bum transducer...maybe it was a victim of a wayward travellift strap.
All (almost all) transducers are made by one manufacturer...Airmar. They are ceramic or sometimes crystaline, but hardly ever magnetostrictive anymore and so cannot be checked with an ohmeter.
What you can do however, if you're so inclined and have a lot of time on your hands and can get to your transducer, is to connect the transducer connector to the input of a small audio amplifier and headphone of the sort sold by Radio Shack. If your transducer is good, you'll be able to hear it in the phones or speaker if you tap it. This is vaguely related to the sort of microphone used in hydrophones. I should say that this doesn't really test the functionality of the instrument..
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Those of you who are anxious to get your hands on XL Games' sandbox MMO, but don't want to shell out $150, won't have to wait much longer, because the closed beta is just a few weeks away.
Trion Worlds, who is publishing ArcheAge in the west, announced that patch 1.2 would be deployed to the alpha server later this week, and that a second alpha server will be opened up to offer more space to those who have purchased the $150 Founders Pack (includes alpha access).
"We've been hard at work getting ready for the release of Patch 1.2 on Alpha and are actively QA testing the build set to go live this week," Trion wrote. "To differentiate from the Korean naming schema, we'll be calling it ArcheAge Version 1.2, Build 4.1. Due to our hurry to get feedback from players on how the gameplay feels, it will not contain the Trion-specific game changes mentioned previously on the forums (such as Gilda Star rewards for international trade routes)."
The beta was originally set to begin late June/early July, but due to the decision of implementing patch 1.2 it was delayed by a couple of weeks.
"With Alpha testing about to begin, we're glad to announce that Closed Beta Events will be starting in mid-to-late July. These events will last three to five days each with access being granted by random invitation or purchase of a Founder's Pack. We'll be hosting invite giveaways in the coming weeks and will open up European servers during these events."
An open beta event will follow shortly after the final closed beta test, and this will be followed by head start access, and finally launch.
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This past February after a good sail in good wind my son and I were getting ready to put the boat in the slip. As the wind was blowing hard I had to get on the engine hard to maneuver. Why backing off the throttle I heard a sickening metal sound and the engine stopped. The O'day cruised into the dock at a fast walking speed. The crunch sounded bad and I expected a hole in the bow. As it turned out, there was a little divit and nothing else. The old O'Day was impressively tough.
Over a matter of three months my son and I pulled the engine and rebuilt it. It had blown a head gasket and the rocker arm nuts were so loose it dropped the push rods. It now has a new cylinder sleeve, piston, rings, rod bearing, wrist pin bushing, seals, etc. It is back in the boat and running well. I was lucky. Parts and cost of the boom truck totalled $800.
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The city's charter school wars raged all spring. They got about as bitter as legislative battles get, with TV attack ads, tabloid slams, mass rallies, and a high-volume, standing-room-only hearing.
A cease-fire was reached only when a last-minute bill in late May gave charter advocates much of what they sought: a big expansion in the number of these independently run, but publicly funded schools, although with tighter rules and scrutiny.
You'd think that would have quieted things down a bit. But now the long knives are out for three state senators whose tough talk during the debate rubbed charter advocates the wrong way. The trio, led by top target Bill Perkins of Harlem, are now facing well-funded re-election fights. All three lawmakers—Perkins, Velmanette Montgomery of Central Brooklyn, and Shirley Huntley of South Queens—eventually voted for the charter schools expansion after new conflict-of-interest rules and auditing requirements were added. In the end, the bill's only opponents were 14 sour-grapes Republican senators who were mad because the new rules bar for-profit schools.
But even after their victory, pro-charter advocates decided that their cause would best be served by taking a few scalps to teach future foes not to mess with them. This is no idle dream of political payback. Charter schools have become an adopted cause for a clutch of wealthy hedge fund managers who are fueling campaigns aimed at winning friends and taking out perceived enemies. Already in this election cycle, the deep-pocketed investors have shelled out more than $500,000 to a range of state and national candidates. In the State Senate races, they held a couple of meet-and-greets last month for potential candidates to see if they could handle their missions.
One reception was held at the home of R. Boykin Curry IV, who lives in Trump Parc on Central Park South. Curry helped found two charter schools. He has earned enough from managing other people's money to have bought a chunk of the coast of the Dominican Republic, where he wants to open a "creative person's utopia," as he told The New Yorker a couple of years ago. Guests at his soiree included a few dozen charter school backers, many of them investment managers.
Invited for inspection were Basil Smikle, a political consultant running against Perkins; Mark Pollard, a Brooklyn lawyer challenging Montgomery; and Lynn Nunes, a Queens businessman trying to defeat Huntley.
"The room was a fairly well-to-do crowd," said Smikle, a former Hillary Clinton aide who worked for Mayor Bloomberg's re-election campaign last year. Candidates, he said, gave their stump speeches, then mingled with guests. "As with most things," he said, "you have to make your case, you have to say why you can win."
Pollard said he was already thinking of running when the invitation came. "They expressed that they were looking to get politically involved to support candidates who can advance their policy objectives," he said. "They invited me to this reception where I got to meet them all. It was literally just chit-chat for quite a while." Nunes hesitated when asked about his hosts: "I would just say they were people interested in educational alternatives," he said.
The trio passed inspection. Days later, checks from the charter backers started flowing at an average clip of $5,000 apiece. So far, filings show, the hedge funders have contributed more than $225,000 to the three races, making them the challengers' main source of cash. They're responsible for $80,000 of the $145,000 Smikle has raised; $83,000 of Nunes's $155,000 total receipts; and $65,000—a whopping 70 percent—of Pollard's campaign donations.
The attack plan here is to beat the dues-rich teachers' unions—the state's largest political funder and viewed by charter school backers as their chief enemy—at their own game. "I've worked with a lot of elected officials, and I don't think this is any different from real estate or unions using money for organizing," said Smikle. "They're about education and reform."
They're also way ahead of their opponents. Although the teachers may wait until later to shovel in the big bucks, so far the three charter targets have taken in just $34,000 from the teachers and their allies.
Coordinating the election push is Michael Tobman, a savvy political consultant working for Education Reform Now, the group that ran attack ads on Perkins and the teachers' union during the Albany fight. "The charter school community has a political component to their policy work," he said. "All three of the Senate races are very winnable."
The trio are also of decidedly uneven caliber: Huntley made her name in a series of full-throttle battles on her local school board over charges of racism against white board members and school employees. In 2006, she beat the coffee-tossing Ada Smith in a 2006 primary. She put a second target on her back when she voted against the gay marriage bill this year.
Nunes, who last year fell just four votes short of defeating City Council "invisible man" Tom White, says that Huntley has also been absent on the district's unemployment and foreclosure crises. "There's just a general lack of government services," he said.
Montgomery is the polar opposite of the mouthy Huntley. She's been quietly plugging away since 1986 on women's and criminal justice issues in the legislature, work that finally started to pay off when the Democrats won a majority. Her apparent offense to the charter backers is that she piped up with a few questions at the legislative hearing chaired by Perkins in late April. Pollard, a former prosecutor, said that, other than charters, his biggest gripe with Montgomery is that she has stayed too long. "No disrespect," he said, "but after 25 years, it's time for new, energetic leadership."
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I now am waiting for my first full-frame DSLR! It is the Nikon D800! I can't wait to play with/use it! :) (Sept. 12, 2013; thurs.)
Looking into digital camera capture. Fuji S5Pro's dynamic range is really high up there for me. Seems like 'the look' more closely resemble film's ability to keep highlights. Hope that's the case. I just HATE that digital look. 'Crossing my fingers'. HA! ... Update: Woot! I'm getting the S5 Pro. Yippee! My first dSLR. Should be FUN! (Sept. 8, 2007; sat.) --shipment has arrived-WOOHOO!!-(Sept. 11, 2007; tues.)
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Beautiful. I had a lampropeltis triangulum annulata (Mexican milksnake).
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Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. It reminds me of "the decisive moment", along with beautiful framing. Very nice image. Congratulations on the deserved win.
GaryJP: It is remarkable how many people have to express their views on a post or issue without actually bothering to fully read up on the post or issue. Gotta love DPReview sometimes.
Not to be a jerk, but if you say something like "...nobody can be bothered to read or SPELL correctly...", you should spell perfectly.
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Awwwww! Look at that little thing! So cute! I've never seen a baby "version" one of these. :D
So that's how a fly, mosquito, dragonfly, insect, etc. sees the world with all those lenses. :P I don't know. I'm guessing. :D
Amazingly beautiful and unique.
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At first I thought this cat was photoshopped in, as the paws aren't sunken into the snow. But now that I look at it, it might be a harder edged part of the roof with less snow? Anyhow, no camera settings gave me that impression too, but that can always be removed. Congrats on the win.
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I am wondering the same thing, as I have a 1.5x crop sensor too.
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The HDR big images load fine now. :)
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I've got to try this. Congrats on the 1st place win. And what a great idea... a circular pan/spin! At first, I thought it was a photoshop's radial blur.
How cool. That bike is off the ground.
I'm all for new advancement in technology, though I do like the Recovery slider. And looking at the examples here, it seems to me that the older 2010 version is better at retaining highlight information, and in creating a smoother roll-off/transition in the extreme highlight areas, thus creating a smoother negative-film like transition which I love (and in comparison, I hate in typical digital sensors that's not the Fujifilm S5 Pro. The S5 Pro has magnificent highlight retention).
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Chelsea star Ashley Cole says he loves playing for England.
Cole received a standing ovation before the friendly with Brazil in February when he was presented with a golden cap for reaching a century of international appearances.
Roy Hodgson's men beat the Samba Boys 2-1 and Cole told Green Soccer Journal magazine: "To put on an England shirt and represent your country is a great honour.
"That feeling never changes but the 100th game was different though.
"I was a little bit overwhelmed giving interviews before the match and nervous going into it, so I probably didn't play as well as I have for England.
"The nerves — seriously, it's probably the first time I've been that nervous in any game but I had a lot of fun.
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Nine baggage weighing scales at East Midlands Airport were found to be giving inaccurate readings.
Trading standards officers carried out routine checks at the Castle Donington airport and found nine out of 52 scales were faulty.
Three scales proved so inaccurate that they had to be removed immediately.
A spokeswoman for the airport said they were now being repaired. She also said the airport made daily checks itself to ensure scales were working.
Leicestershire County Council's trading standards staff conducted the checks to ensure customers did not incur excess baggage charges.
They also wanted to ensure there was no risk to safety from scales that gave a false low reading, leading to the potential for overloading planes.
County councillor Ernie White said: "With excess baggage charges of up to pounds15 per kg, consumers are mainly interested to know if they are getting over-charged.
"However, the purpose of the tests is to establish that scales are weighing correctly and that both consumers and airlines can be confident that equipment is accurate.
"Having equipment checked by trading standards officers, who are experts in legal metrology, ensures that weighing equipment is correctly calibrated, ensures passenger safety and helps aircraft operators reduce fuel consumption."
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Robert H. Morris (mayor)
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Robert Hunter Morris (February 15, 1808 in New York – October 24, 1855 in New York) was an attorney and the 64th Mayor of New York City.
Early political career[edit]
Morris attended Washington Seminary. He initially practiced law in Columbia County, New York before moving to New York to pursue a career in politics. He served as an assistant to U.S. Attorney James A. Hamilton and as a member of the New York State Assembly in 1833 and 1834. In 1838, New York Governor William L. Marcy appointed Morris to the position of Recorder of New York City. He served in that capacity until 1841, when Governor William H. Seward removed him from the office in connection with the Glentworth scandal.
Glentworth incident[edit]
The Glentworth conspiracy involved a plot by tobacco inspector James B. Glentworth to send workers from Pennsylvania to New York under the guise of laying pipes for the city, but in reality to cast votes for Whig Presidential candidate William Henry Harrison. Morris, the district attorney, and then-Mayor Isaac Varian feared that documents essential to the ensuing grand jury would be destroyed, and so went personally to seize the documents. Governor Seward removed Morris from office for his actions.
Election as New York mayor[edit]
Morris, a Democrat, became involved in the Tammany Hall political machine in the early 1840s. He was elected mayor in 1841 by a slim margin, and again in 1842 and 1843 by more substantial margins. While serving as mayor in 1841, Morris took part in the investigation and arrest of John C. Colt for the murder of Samuel Adams.[1][2]
- ^ Schecter, Harold (2010). Killer Colt: Murder, Disgrace, and the Making of an American Legend. Random House. p. 125. ISBN 978-0-345-47681-4.
- ^ Tucher, Andie (1994). Froth and Scum: Truth, Beauty, Goodness, and the Ax Murder in America's First Mass Medium. The University of North Carolina Press. pp. 99–100. ISBN 978-0-8078-4472-4.
- Wilson, James Grant (1892). The Memorial History of the City of New-York: From Its First Settlement to the Year 1892. New York History Company.
- "Death of Hon. Judge Morris". Obituaries (The New York Times). 1855-10-26.
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There were no injuries Friday when a school bus caught fire in Penn Hills, an Allegheny County emergency dispatcher said.
All students aboard were evacuated safely when the fire was reported at 4:20 p.m. near the intersection of Lincoln Road and Cross Street, the dispatcher said. A tow truck was summoned to take away the bus.
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Maybe I missed any discussion, but did anybody else think Taylor Swift made for a pretty decent 'pissed-off-Annie' on SNL this past weekend?
Nettles and Bush were running giddily across a Nashville-area athletic field in clear plastic globes, imitating the crowd-surfing portion of their show, when a sudden gust of wind sent their oversized hamster balls sailing toward each other at high speeds."
That shouldn't be funny, but it is.
Speaking of Taylor Swift did anyone catch her singing on SNL last Saturday? And if so what did you think?
The tribute to Robert Earl Keen recorded at a previous Steamboat MusicFest is pretty solid, and has a previously unreleased REK track.
Sam Bush is a truly interesting musician and a fun performer to hear live. Well at least until he goes off into one of his meandering jam sessions that is.
I don't really grasp Charlie Louvin's gig out here in the Silverlake area of Los Angeles in early February. Maybe he's coming out just for Hollerin' Ben! (lol)
I've long surpassed my tolerance quota for seeing or hearing anything regarding Taylor Swift or Carrie Underwood. I much prefer to read about artists who make music that matters (well, to me anyway).
Stormy, you realize it's supposed to be funny, right?
I voted everyday … but it looks like The 9513 is going to finish in a very respectable 7th place. Way to go, you guys! And thanks for setting the standard for country music blogs.
If there was justice in this world, it would be Robert Earl Keene appearing on SNL rather then the talentless Taylor Swift.
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NEWORLEANS- Runoff elections on Saturday will decide the contests for two New Orleans City Council seats while also putting several tax issues before voters across the metro area.
Turnout is expected to be low for the election, with just a handful of races on the ballot. Polling places are open from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Click here for the ballot in your area and other voting information from the Secretary of State.
Voters in NewOrleans City Council Districts B, which covers parts of Uptown, the Garden District, Broadmoor, CBD and Central City, and District E, which covers New Orleans East, the Ninth Ward,Desire and Florida neighborhoods, will decide the council races in the runoffs.
The District B runoff is between LaToya Cantrell and Dana Kaplan, each seeking to replace Stacy Head in District B.District E candidates in the runoff are Austin Badon and James Gray, vying for the seat formerly held by Jon Johnson, who is headed to federal prison.
Another citywide issue involves the fee NewOrleans residents and businesses pay for 911 emergency service. Voters will decide whether to increase the amount that homeowners pay on their monthly phone bill by $1, to $2 each month. Commercial phone customers would pay $3 and cell phone customers would see the 911 fee increase from 85 cents to $1.26 per month. Emergency officials say the increase is needed to raise more revenue to enhance the operations of the OrleansParish Communications District. The district is funded solely by the phone fees.
Also in NewOrleans East, voters are considering a special property tax to fund economic development, promotion and beautification efforts for NewOrleans East.
There is also a runoff for 2nd City Court judge in Algiers.
In St. Bernard Parish, a 20-mill tax increase that would fund 79 fire department positions is a hot item on the ballot. The tax would generate $6 million for the fire department, which says it would have to make cuts and layoffs if the tax fails. Also in St.Bernard, voters will consider a charter change to require parish employees live in the parish.
St. Tammany voters face several tax issues, including a sales tax rededication in Slidell which would benefit the police department.
Terrebonne Parish voters will also consider a 1/2 cent sales tax to fund hurricane protection.
In Tangipahoa Parish, there is a runoff for parish council, as well as for and Roseland police chief.
In Lafourche Parish, there are Lockport and Golden Meadow council runoffs.Lafourche and Terrebonne voters will also cast ballots for an Appeals Court judgeship.
The race that will draw national attention is in the Third Congressional District, which now covers southwest Louisiana.Republicans Charles Boustany and Jeff Landry are facing off for the congressional seat representing that redrawn district.
EyewitnessNews and WWLTV.com will have election results beginning at 8 p.m. on Saturday, with full coverage on EyewitnessNews at 10 p.m.
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