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Now that Jamie realized what it would mean to lose Eddie, I hope he realizes what she means to her. I know it would be difficult for him to date Eddie but it's time for him to be a detective. This way they can be together. What do you think about this?
Rowan is manipulating everyone and he's really good at it. Now it's a war between Jake and Rowan. Let's see who wins. Olivia is going to lose either way.
Just think about it: her mother was a terrorist, her father is a killer, her boyfriend is a killer, her ex lover (Fitz) is a killer, Huck and Quinn are both killers :)
I agree. I'm not sure about Mellie either but she is not thinking straight. When she said those words to Fits she looked like one who needs help immediately. I wonder what the writers want. Yes, she"s grieving but it was more than enough. There is plenty to do, charity, fund raising etc. pls give Mellie some work so she can feel useful and she can be jealous in the mean time :)
No way! :) I'm team Jake!!
You are right about that but this is not the case. Jerry was murdered. It would had some meaning if he would have saved someone's life (this is just an example).
Let's not forget what Fits told Rowan in the interrogation room when Olivia was looking for her mom. It was disguising. He should realize that it's payback time.
Because he was right about her mom and I guess she believes him (occasionally). She doubted him at first, even accused him of killing Harrison and holding Jake.
How is she going to do that? Jake is B613.
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Who is the good guy here? Give me one example.
@Miranda you say: "Later Fitz did his best to shed that image by beating Jake for answers
he's not going to get, but we'll just go ahead and blame that on Mellie.
(Whoa, Mellie. For real.) Suffice it to say that when Jake does get out
of there, which he will, Cyrus is coming for him, as he should.
Cyrus is going down. Let's not forget that his new love story is a fake one. The guy is payed to have sex with Cyrus and God knows what is going to happen but it's not going to be good.
I hope Mellie wakes up from her craziness and starts acting normal. "Normal", who am I kidding? No one is normal in this show :) Poor Huck. Now let's see who is going to pay attention to him and help him deal with that ugly situation.


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Daily reports that Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, and European Commissions in report, both due in April, will not include no recommendations whether the date for the opening of the EU accession talks should be granted for Serbia. Daily's sources say that both reports will include what has Serbia done in the field of reform and the dialogue with Kosovo and what are the next steps.
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Updated: 07/27/2012 - Millions of dollars of unclaimed money is just sitting there, waiting for its rightful owner.
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Updated: 07/24/2012 - Monday night local candidates spent some time in a speed-dating-like situation.
Updated: 07/19/2012 - The national unemployment rate is at 8.2%. When it comes to just men, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show just under 8% don't have a job. To help the men get back on their feet, a local group teamed up with a national chain to get them on the right track, one suit at a time.
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Buying tips: When it comes to glass, get the finest you can afford
Just is there's no best camera for photojournalists, there is also no best lens. But there is a range of lens types that will give you a better chance at getting the shot.
The key here is versatility and speed—as in large apertures. Photojournalists should use lenses with an aperture of f/2.8 or faster, but this can be pricey. Durability, and at best, weather sealing, are important as well because you may find yourself shooting in rain, snow or even in sandstorms. Most of the fast lenses are also well protected against the elements, but read the specs to be sure.
In an ideal world, you need two basic lenses: a 28-70mm f/2.8 and a 70-200mm f/2.8 (assuming you're shooting with a full-frame DSLR). This duo gives you a wide range of focal lengths that will cover many situations. But whether you're using Canon, Nikon or an indie brand, these lenses will be expensive, and heavy. Is it possible to cut down on your costs when starting out?
Also read: My Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L Turns 10
One way to pare down your expenses is to start with prime lenses. A 28mm f/2.8, 35mm f/1.8 and 50mm f/1.8 or f/1.4 prime in your bag will likely weigh about as much as a single 28-70mm f/2.8 lens, but will set you back considerably less—especially if you buy used. In fact, used lenses are another budget-friendly way to add to your gear.
Why prime lenses rather than enthusiast-level zooms? First, if you get a prime, you'll get nice, wide maximum apertures, making the lenses more useful in low light. Second, a lower-priced zoom not only has smaller maximum apertures, but the overall image quality might not be as stellar as what you can get with pro glass. This will be especially apparent at the maximum focal length.
The one thing you shouldn't compromise on is quality. The classic advice to buy the best lens you can afford—even if that means getting a lesser camera—is especially true for photojournalists. Sharp, well-exposed images with excellent color and contrast are what editors demand. In newspapers, quality will get lost in the transition from an original file to the newsprint version, so you want to be able to deliver the best quality original that you can.
Borrow or rent a pro lens and shoot with it for a few days, and you'll quickly see the difference in quality.
Also read: The best DSLRs for Photojournalists
While there are many, many more possibilities (The Leica rangefinder camera/lens system for instance, is a lightweight, unobtrusive, but pricey alternative to consider) , here are 18 lenses made with photojournalists in mind:
- Canon 28mm f/2.8
- Canon 35mm f/2 AF
- Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II AF
- Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
- Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
- Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
- Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
- Nikon 28mm f/2.8D AF
- Nikon 35mm f/2D AF
- Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF
- Nikon 85mm f/1.8D AF
- Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8D ED-IF AF-S
- Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S
- Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G AF-S VR II Zoom-Nikkor ED-IF
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Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 XR DI LD-IF Canon Nikon
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Norwalk resident Hope Wilhelm simply was "looking for something to do" when she auditioned for a horror movie in May. Little did she know she would snag the starring role.
On Saturday, that same film — "Curse of the Flesh" — will get its world premiere at 7:30 p.m. at the Sandusky State Theatre. Wilhelm, 37, plays Candy, a college student taking culinary classes who discovers some odd circumstances after she starts dating a substitute professor with whom she was infatuated.
"Let's just say my mouth dropped when they called me for the lead role," the 1989 Huron High School graduate said. "Actually, I didn't have any prior acting experience."
Director Jim Welch calls Saturday's event "the small town version" of a film premiere, complete with limousines, lights and the red carpet treatment. DVDs of the film as well as promotional posters will be available for purchase at the public show. After the movie, Welch will show some "bloopers" and three deleted scenes.
"We're going to make it a big show," he said.
"I've got my outfit and everything's ready to go," said Wilhelm, who works in the shipping, receiving and data management departments at Busch and Thiem in Sandusky.
"Curse of the Flesh" was filmed in at least 15 different locations in Huron and Erie counties and boasts a cast of 23 actors. Wilhelm filmed her scenes at Berry's Restaurant, Lyman Harbor, a home in Huron, a Port Clinton elementary school and even her former apartment, 318 E. Main St.
"We started filming the first weekend of June of '07, but we were pretty much wrapped up in October," Welch said.
While filming in Port Clinton at the end of June, the director recruited school janitor Barb Boss.
"She was thrilled to death. … She (plays) one of the students," Welch said. "I told her if she was going to be here (anyway), I was going to put her to work."
Except for veteran horror movie actress Eileen Dietz, who played Pazuzu's face in "The Exorcist," the cast members are volunteer local residents. Dietz is in three different "Curse" scenes which covers between 10 to 12 minutes of screen time.
After everything was said and done, Welch and his niece, Renee Matthews, faced more than 900 minutes of footage. The initial cut of the film lasted 110 minutes, but the pair edited it to 104 minutes.
"My goal was to be between 90 and 110 minutes," said Welch, 45, whose full-time job is working the printing press at a small Sandusky factory.
Matthews, who filmed many scenes, said it "wasn't that bad" choosing the appropriate material while editing.
"It was very time consuming, but everything came together more quickly than I had anticipated," she said. "I chose most of the scenes myself. Jim and I think a lot alike, so it made it easy to decide on what to use."
One of the deleted scenes to be shown Saturday was problematic during the editing process. Welch said the clip shut down the computer every time it was played, even after four computer experts analyzed the footage.
Welch declined to discuss the scene, which comes near the conclusion, in detail "because it gives away the twist."
The director said the owner of the Neal Street, Sandusky, home — where the scene takes place — claims the basement has been "severely haunted" for years.
"Something popped up in the film," Welch said. "It moves. It's not anything that was there when we filmed because we would have known it. … They can look at it and guess for themselves (what it is)."
Matthews couldn't recall anything unusual happening when she was filming.
"I personally did not see or feel anything. I was too focused on getting the scene filmed right because of the basement being a little cramped," she said.
Tickets for Saturday's premiere of the straight-to-DVD horror film "Curse of the Flesh" are available by calling the Sandusky State Theatre box office at (419) 626-1950 or toll-free at (877) 626-1950 by logging onto www.sanduskystate.com.
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