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The Ohio State men's basketball team is just a day away from playing for a spot in the national championship game but there is plenty of big news surrounding the football program as well this weekend. Several high profile recruiting targets will be on Ohio State's campus this weekend to check out spring practice and meet with the coaching staff. Among the star-studded list of expected visitors is a pair of big-time linebacker prospects in Wyomissing (Pa.) product Alex Anzalone and Fort Wayne (Ind.) Bishop Luers product Jaylon Smith. Anzalone made his way into Columbus on Thursday evening with his mother and will be on campus both Friday and Saturday. Anzalone holds as impressive of an offer list as any linebacker in the nation and right now seems to favor four schools; Florida, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Penn State. For Smith, the nation's No. 34 overall prospect will make yet another trip to Columbus as he watches his brother Rod Smith go through another spring with the Buckeyes. Like Anzalone, Smith has offers from many of the nation's top programs but at the moment this one appears to be a Notre Dame and Ohio State battle. Linebacker isn't the only position group with an impressive duo as two outstanding offensive tackles are both expected to make their way to Ohio State over the weekend. At the top of that list is Lemont (Ill.) four-star Ethan Pocic. The nation's No. 27 ranked prospect has spoken highly of Ohio State over the last several months and will be on campus on Friday and Saturday. Pocic is considered the top remaining target for the Buckeyes at the offensive tackle position and Ohio State stands as good of a chance as any school to land Pocic. The second of the outstanding offensive tackles is Bloomfield (N.J.) product Marcell Lazard. The 6-foot-6, 293-pound prospect now holds more than 15 verbal offers, including one from Ohio State. Lazard is making his first trip to Columbus and is expected to be on campus from Saturday through Tuesday morning. Another key position in this recruiting class for the Buckeyes is quarterback and one of the top targets at the position will be on campus in Bolingbrook (Ill.) four-star Aaron Bailey. Like all of the quarterbacks on Ohio State's radar, the coaching staff is going to want to see Bailey throw in person at some point but there is no doubt that there is serious interest in the nation's No. 128 ranked prospect. A second quarterback is also expected to check out practice over the weekend in Monessen (Pa.) product Chavas Rawlins. The 6-foot-4, 190-pound dual-threat prospect holds 10 offers at the moment and says he has already narrowed his list to six programs. Ohio State is among those six programs along with North Carolina, Pittsburgh, Purdue, South Florida, and West Virginia. The Buckeyes haven't offered Rawlins yet and would almost certainly need to see him throw in person before extending any type of committable offer. Rounding out the big name out-of-state visitors is St. Louis (Mo.) John Burroughs four-star running back Ezekiel Elliott. Elliott will be in Columbus on Friday and Saturday and his making his second unofficial visit to Ohio State after taking in a junior day earlier this winter. Elliott is fresh off an unofficial visit to Notre Dame and the Fighting Irish are considered the team to beat right now in that race with the Buckeyes hoping to make a big move over the weekend. Aiding the Ohio State coaching staff in its recruiting efforts this weekend is five-star Trotwood (Ohio) Madison defensive back Cameron Burrows. Burrows will be on campus on Friday to check out practice and will undoubtedly be trying to sell the undecided prospects on joining him in the Buckeye's 2013 recruiting class. Stay tuned to BuckeyeGrove.com throughout the weekend for updates on these visits and other breaking news in the recruiting world.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre for the third time at the Global Champions Tour in Hamburg
The Hamburg leg of the Global Champions Tour is always very special. In Klein Flottbeck – a green and quiet suburb of Hamburg – the German Jumping and Dressage Derby has taken place for decades. It's a real happening for families, who enjoy the riding and dressage competitions as well as picnis in the countryside setting.
The Global Champions Tour, that took place in the context of the German Jumping and Dressage Derby is one of the highlights of the weekend with the Grand Prix on Saturday with record prize money and GCT ranking points for the world-class competitors. The winner of the Grand Prix was British rider Nick Skelton with his nine-year old Big Star. Next to a fantastic money pot, he received 40.00 GCT ranking points as well as a Reverso, that had been engraved with the design of the GCT Trophy.
Edwina Tops-Alexander, the world's top professional female show jumper and current ranking GCT leader, also took part in the Grand Prix in Hamburg. Some time ago, she also visited Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre in the Vallée de Joux, Switzerland. After a journey into the fascinating world of fine horology, Edwina shared her impressions: "I had a very interesting visit through the factory learning about some of the details that go into making a watch. Of course you appreciate this much more when you see this, and the amount of details and time that goes into making a watch is really incredible. I'm not sure what is more difficult making a watch or producing a Grand Prix horse!"
Throughout 2012, Edwina will participate in the most prestigious jumping competitions, wearing a perfect symbol of a life dedicated to sport, the Reverso, which becomes a bejewelled and feminine evening watch at the flick of a wrist.


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Food, wine, music and more are scheduled 2-5 p.m. Sunday (March 31) for the "By Design" art exhibit reception at Los Altos Hills Town Hall , 26379 Fremont Road.
The free event, which is open to the public, features the paintings of LAH resident Ry Smith, a CEO, industrial product designer and inventor when not painting.
The reception will feature gourmet food and wine, live vocals by teens from the Peninsula Youth Theater, and interactive art projects. Children are welcome. A percentage of sales will go to the conservation group Acterra. The exhibit hangs until 8/28. For more information, call 941-7222.


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How do I handle my feelings of failure for not breastfeeding?
I've tried exhaustively -- and unsuccessfully -- to breastfeed my baby. It was always a struggle, even after I got professional help. During my pregnancy I was so excited about the idea of breastfeeding. Now I feel like a failure, especially because of all the information out there about breast milk being best. What should I do?
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Please try not to feel like a failure because you are unable to breastfeed your baby. I too have tried with both my children and it just wasn't meant for me. Instead of feeling a sense of bonding with my babies, I felt an overwhelming sense of anxiety and failure while attempting to breastfeed. My daughter was 9 pounds when she was born and she was never satisfied. With a 3 year old to look after at the same time it was just too much to try and feed my newborn every hour and still feel like she wasn't content. As with my first time with breastfeeding, my husband again went ahead and bought some formula and once I placed her on the bottle she was full and satisfied and my anxiety and guilt began to subside. I realize that breastmilk is best, but I'm so sick and tired of the way society and "medical professionals" make women feel like failures and less of a mother when we make the decision, for whatever reason, to formula feed. It should be your decision and really nobody else's business. You DO NOT love your child any less by not breastfeeding and if you're anything like me, you will bond more with your baby when feeding him/her with a bottle because you will be able to enjoy each other's company without the worry and anxiety. My son who is 3 years old is very happy, active, smart and well developed with no allergies or medical problems and he was formula feed since he was 2 weeks old. Remember to take care of you and by doing so you can take care of your baby and enjoy the beautiful experience of being a mother. Good luck!posted 10/09/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
For every woman out there who was able to breastfeed successfully, or who was able to pump and bottle feed successfully, I am happy for you. You are wonderful and fortunate mothers. But you just don't know what failure to breast feed feels like. You can't help those of us who have TRIED & FAILED at breastfeeding by telling us again how great breast milk is. We know breast milk is best. We know all about the benefits of breastfeeding--that is why we tried so hard to do it! Stop rubbing our failure to provide the best nourishment into our faces! Let me explain to you what Ana Lucia and us other 'failures' are feeling or have felt. When you come to the realization that you can't do what should be normal and natural, your world and self-image come crashing down. I think it is something like being told you can't concieve or carry a pregnancy naturally. Do you see the similarity? You question your worth as a woman: what good are these breasts of mine that can't do what they're made to do? You feel like there's something wrong with you and your body. All your dreams are dust, your plans are worthless. It is a terrible blow, and for me it was the most emotionally devastating time of my life. We cry, we are wracked with guilt for failing our babies and anger for not being able to do what everyone keeps telling us is so 'natural.' "Just keep trying, you can do it." Well, sometimes some of us CAN'T! There comes a point when we realize it and have to make the painful decision to accept what we can't do. This is where Ana Lucia is, and she needs support and to be told that she is still a woman, a good mother, and that she has done her best and can't do any more. She needs to be told it's OK to go to formula--she is not poisoning her baby or condemning it to a lifetime of illness. We live in an amazing age of science and now there's formula that can save the life of a baby who is failing to thrive. Do any of you breastfeeding advocates know why we have formula? It's because babies used to die if their mother's milk supply was inadequate, if the baby couldn't latch on, or if any other problem came up with breastfeeding. Babies by the thousands wasted away and died. In fact, the first formula was cooked up by a desperate father who didn't want to watch his baby die. Since then, four generations of people have gone through life mostly formula fed as babies and the world has not come to an end. Breast is best, but formula will do. And no one who chooses formula after trying breastfeeding should be made to feel any worse for their decision.posted 09/01/2004 by jcailte
Ladies! I just read more of the comments....stop being so hard on yourselves. Just worry about important things like loving your baby, nurturing, teaching, protecting and SLEEPING! Everything will be great, it already is. I am sure that you are all doing your best. What you feed your child (breast or formula) does not matter it is how you do (with love) that counts. It will be okay. Be strong girls! Your baby needs you to have love and support for yourself. They will be mirroring you before you know it.posted 03/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm in the same boat. My colostrum ran out before I even left the hospital, so they had us give my son formula. Then it took another 4 days for my milk to come in, so we had to continue giving him formula once we were home. Since then, despite trying and trying (and taking fennugreek, drinking nursing tea, calling the lactation consultants...), I'm still not producing enough for him. So formula it is, for most of his feedings. I'd rather see my son get the calories he needs than be unhappy - both of us!posted 05/15/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I have had endless struggles with breastfeeding. The truth is that not all moms do make enough milk (low supply is real) and not all babies can nurse (mine both had posterior tongue ties which were not diagnosed and made it hard for them to get the milk out, and very painful for me.) You are not alone... there is a web site / group at MOBImotherhood.org (mothers overcoming breastfeeding issues) where you can find many others just like you. You may get some answers, or at least find some peace with your situation. I did.posted 12/12/2006 by aidsmomma74
I live in Austria, and here the stigma of not breastfeeding is the equivalent of purposely trying to kill your baby. My first born was breastfed for about a month until I noticed a problem, for in that month's time, she lost 2 pounds. I went to a lactation expert, and it was concluded my DD was latching on correctly, and I was allowing her to stay at the breast for hours at a time, but there was not enough milk. I then went on drug therapy, both medical and homoepathic, because it was better that I kept trying, regardless that it was killing my baby. After a week of drugs and prolonged pumping, with no improvements; I bought formula, and started feeding my baby. She slowly gained the weight back, and the doctors were happy...until I told them it was the formula making the difference. I decided that it was just plain ignorance of the medical community here, to make me feel like a complete failure, and a terrible mother because I chose to give my baby formula. With my second born, I explained to the nurses at the hospital that I would not be breastfeeding, and was hit with a wall of negative comments...regardless that I explained what happened with my first. I was told that I did not try hard enough, and how dare I would decide to ruin my child's life by denying him breast milk. So, I pumped, and pumped, and pumped...and tried...after an entire hour of pumping both breasts, I had a lousy 20 ml...each time!!! I pumped for 2 months...giving my DS the 20 ml (supplemented with formula against the will of my pediatrician). I was met with the same guilt trips, and when you hear only negative remarks, it starts to hurt. This time around (I'm 37 weeks now) I will try to be strong, and not be guilted into what others think is best for my baby. Hopefully, you will not let others walk over you, as they have done to me in the past. Trust your instincts, and tell anyone who feeds you lines like, "You are a bad mother", "You should try harder", or "Formula is not best", to mind their own business. Good luck to you.posted 08/31/2006 by Vanpatale
My daughter is just a bit over 3 weeks old. I have had a very difficult time nursing her. She will not latch on because of my flat nipples. They will not extend. They gave me a nipple sheild in the hospital but it didn't seem to help. At her 48 hour check up, Rachael had lost 12% of her birth weight and the doctor said she just wasn't getting enough. She would just scream and scream before settling down to nurse for maybe 5 minutes before she fell asleep. The Dr. told me to start supplementing with formula. We started that day. By 3 days time she had gained 4 ounces. Trouble is that she still will not latch on to me. We were giving her like an ounce of formula and then offering her the breast and sometimes she'd nurse using the sheild. Other times she'd just scream until I gave up in tears and gave her a bottle. I even tried putting the bottle into her mouth, let her start sucking, then I'd take it out and offer my breast. Sometimes that worked. But then she'd suck for like 2 minutes, get milk into the shield and then come off and wouldn't latch back on. The church where I work bought me a breast pump and I thought that would solve all our problems. Yeah, right. I pump for 20-30 minutes and only get 1/2 an ounce. That's on each side. I actually got almost an ounce yesterday from one side. Woo hoo! I never see my milk spray out, just dribble out. Never feel any sort of let down. I'm pumping every 2-3 hours during the day and feeling like a cow. And I'm not getting anything measureable to show for it. Am at my wits end. The most frustrating thing to me is that 10 years ago, I was able to nurse my son with absolutely no problems. I've tried everything. Changing positions, finger feeding in the hospital, massaging my breasts to help milk production and let-down, nursing her every time she gets a bottle, and now pumping every 2-3 hours. Nothing has worked. I don't know what else to try. I'm just about ready to give up.posted 01/14/2007 by tsalk
Hi. I just wanted to say that I too had a lot of breatfeeding problems. For the first 8 weeks I was a mess. I have supplemented from the beginning with formula. Anyways, my point is that now I still breastfeed, my baby is 5.5 months, I give him a bottle of formula at bedtime. This works for ME but I totally understand why/how someone decides not to breastfeed. Some people cannot physically or emotionally....who cares! Formula is very healthy. I would recommend trying it because you don't know, you may like it but in the end it means nothing to the baby. Only to the mom, so make your choice and be happy.posted 03/07/2007 by Magmia
I can relate! It was the right decision for my family not to breastfeed, period. Please keep in mind that the same general categories of people who made a bundle of money telling moms NOT to breastfeed in the 1950's are now making a new bundle telling moms they HAVE to breastfeed now. Breastfeeding-only absolutely CAN have a nutritional benefit (depending on the mother's milk flow etc.), but I believe there are other aspects of a baby's life that are just as important to consider. Today I believe my son is a more stimulated, intelligent baby because I have been able to interact with him these last six months instead of marching around in a sleep-induced haze. Also, I think my husband is much more comfortable with our son because he has handled so many feedings solo. Overall, I believe it is my job to make the right decisions for my family based on the technology and options available today. I hope no parent is made to feel bad about their breastfeedig/bottlefeeding choice.posted 09/12/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I am the mother of 5 1/2 month old twin boys. My plan was to exclusively breastfeed both of them. After their delivery we had some problems with latching and scabbing, but they were starting to get the hand of it after three days. I would breastfeed both for 20min each and then pump for another 20 mins, then it would be time to start over. On the fourth day my nipples were so sore and scarred (from the improper latching) that I decided to pump for a few days and feed the BM in a bottle. That was going great, my milk supply was not an issue, I was starting to produce lots of milk. Then after about a week I fell into a very serious PPD and needed to inpatient care and meds to help me (for my safety and sanity) I also needed lots of rest. My husband would sleep downstairs with the boys, so I could get 6 hours of sleep straight. I also made the decision to stop pumping and start forumla feeding. It is a decision that I made at a time when I was suffering alot with PPD. It turned out to be a decision that I still regret to this day. Not for them, they are very happy loving babies and we have bonded great. I feel like a failure, breastfeeding was something that I have always wanted to do. I think about it all the time (I try not to) I am happy about my decision at the time because they needed me to get better. Now that I am I am consumed in a way about the guilt and the want to breastfeed. Deep down I know that I am a good mother and that they are happy and health and have not suffered (if anything we are all better). It gave my husband time to bond with the boys and time for me to get better so that I could start enjoying them and motherhood (which I do). I could not imagine a more rewarding, enjoyable, tiring and stressful job. I love my boys.....but I wish I could get over the guilt. Thanks for listeningposted 02/28/2007 by jenwtwins
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Adam Pittman shows how to use your iOS, Windows Phone, or Android mobile device to immediately collect and update ArcGIS field data.
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00:12Hi. My name is Adam.
00:13I'm going to show you how you can edit and capture data directly from your mobile device…
00:21…using ArcGIS Server and your arcgis.com account.
00:22Let's take a look.
00:24So here it is, my map.
00:26And this is a map I would like to extend to a mobile work force; in this case, volunteers that will be…
00:32…capturing information about fish stocking programs along this river.
00:37Now before we publish that map, there's a few best practices we need to follow to ensure its effectiveness.
00:43First of all, we need to make sure we document the properties of our map properly.
00:49So we'll open up the map document's properties, we'll give it a title, a description, and say OK…
00:54…and we'll do the same for our layer there; the data we're collecting on.
01:00This pulls open the Layer Properties dialog; and we give it a description and a name.
01:05And we certainly want to make this a good experience for the volunteers, so we're going to uncheck any information…
01:11…they don't need to see or capture.
01:14Here I have the date that the stocking occurred, the count, and the species of fish that was placed.
01:21Now notice that I have aliases here.
01:23So let's go ahead and enter an alias; something that's going to be a little more understandable to the volunteer.
01:29Now that we've done that, our map is ready to go.
01:33So let's use the map service publishing toolbar to publish this map to the web.
01:39So we'll analyze our map, pick up on any errors or any problems, and here you see we certainly have a concern.
01:46I'm using one of the ArcGIS Online basemaps.
01:50We can't republish that, so let's uncheck that, and we'll only publish the content…
01:57…we want our mobile field crew to work with.
02:01We'll preview that.
02:02Everything looks good.
02:04We'll save this map out, give it a name, and now we will publish it to ArcGIS Server.
02:14I'll rename this to Stocking.
02:18Hit Next.
02:20One thing that we want to do is we want to add feature access.
02:24This makes this feature editable by someone from a mobile device or even a web browser which we'll see here in a minute.
02:32So now that that's done we'll finish it and there we go.
02:35We've just followed best practices to authoring this map and preparing it and now we've put it out to ArcGIS Server.
02:42Our next step will be to share it with arcgis.com.
02:47So here we are at the arcgis.com home page, which by the way is a free account for you to set up.
02:55I've logged in to my account here, and I'll show you some of the content that I'm sharing.
03:00Here you see a number of services and packages that I've put.
03:03Let's add a connection to the map we've just published.
03:07I'll hit the drop down; we'll grab ArcGIS Server connection here.
03:12I need a URL; I can grab this directly from our ArcGIS Server just by copying and pasting the link to our trout-stocking map.
03:21Paste that in there; we'll give it a title.
03:24We'll throw a few tags in here, as well.
03:28We'll call it trout-stocking program.
03:31We'll give it some tags that help it be discovered a little bit easier.
03:35Texas; Guadalupe; and trout.
03:38We'll add that item, and now that we've shared our service with arcgis.com there's one more sharing…
03:47…side of things that we need to take care of.
03:49So we'll hit the Share button.
03:51Now, once it's on arcgis.com I can share it with everyone, or I can share it with a select, private group…
03:57…and that's what I'll do here.
03:58I don't want everyone editing my content.
04:01I'll say "OK," and let's open the map.
04:04So we're opening the map now in the arcgis.com viewer.
04:09This map looks identical to the map that we saw a moment ago in ArcMap.
04:14So from this you'll notice I have an Edit dialog, that's thanks to the feature service.
04:19Now what that enables me to do is to click it and start interacting with features.
04:24So as an example I can click on an existing feature and modify any of the attributes that are there.
04:30If I like, I can click on the icon over here and just place a point on the map.
04:36So now I can enter in a new trout-stocking location and update the attributes.
04:42Notice that all of the attributes are following what we've set up in that map document.
04:47All the aliases, fish count, trout species, ambient temperature, all of those are coming across.
04:53And just like that we add a feature on the map.
04:57So we are ready to go.
04:59Now, you can change the basemaps in the back there.
05:02You can pick whatever's most appropriate for you.
05:06I'll leave the topographic basemap.
05:08We'll save the map.
05:10So I'll give this map [unintelligible] a new name.
05:13We can call it Trout-Stocking Map.
05:17We can give it a couple tags so someone can search and discover if we wanted them to.
05:23Trout and Guadalupe.
05:25We can give it a quick summary.
05:26This is our volunteer mobile map.
05:29And, we hit Save.
05:31So we've just now created a new map that lives on arcgis.com and is now available to the members of my group.
05:40So let's go into the content and I can show you the map that we've just made.
05:44Here it is; Trout-Stocking Map.
05:46Notice though that it's not shared with anybody; it's still private on my group.
05:50So let's share it.
05:51Again, I could share it with everyone, but we're going to keep it private with our own group.
05:56And I'll say OK.
05:58So just like that we've followed all the best practices, we have published that map to ArcGIS Server…
06:05…and now we've shared that map with arcgis.com.
06:10So here is my iPhone.
06:11If you had a Windows Phone 7 or an Android device you would have the exact same experience.
06:17I'm going to open up the ArcGIS application.
06:20Let's find the map that we just published.
06:22I'll do that by going to My Maps.
06:24I'm going straight to that folder where we stored it.
06:27In this case I'll open up our Trout-Stocking Program map, and there is the map that we just authored in arcgis.com.
06:35We'll zoom in and you can see the points that we collected.
06:38As a volunteer, I'm now accessing this map on a mobile device.
06:43And I can do more than just view and look at this map; I can actually capture and edit information.
06:49So to do that, we'll just tap the button on the top right there.
06:52You'll notice that I have the option now to collect and add new features to the map, so we'll do that.
06:59Now, I'm going to collect the location.
07:01I could do this using the GPS on my phone.
07:04In this case I'm going to physically place it on the map.
07:08We'll zoom in to this area of the river.
07:12Tap it, accept that as my location, and up comes our form, our attribute information.
07:13So you'll see and you'll recognize this from the map that all of the aliases are said and we've got our fish count.
07:24As a volunteer I simply select the fish-count attribute and give it an update.
07:30When I'm done with that I say OK.
07:31If I wanted to update anything else here I certainly could do that just by interacting with the map.
07:39Say Done.
07:40Let's go ahead and finish.
07:42And just like that we've added a new feature to the map.
07:45Now I can add features, but I can also modify existing features.
07:49Here I see on the other end of this bend a point that existed already.
07:55So I can tap that point, open up the attributes, and modify any of these just by hitting the Edit button on the top.
08:02So if I wanted to update one of these values I certainly could do that.
08:07So just like that we've taken our map to our mobile device.
08:10We've captured data in the field and shown how we can update and capture content directly from our mobile device.
08:18So that's it.
08:19As you can see, it's a straightforward process for extending the power of GIS outside of your office.
08:25But not only outside of your office, to anyone, using their Windows 7 Phone, their Android, or their iPhone.
08:32Thank you.
Hi Nadine. The data is managed using a versioned geodatabase (ArcGIS for Server). You absolutely can add photos and have them stored directly with the feature attributes. There are a few great ArcGIS Help articles you can reference to learn a little more. In particular, I provided the link below. This will describe the use of Feature Attachments and how you can enable the ability to attach photos or any other document types to your features.
Best wishes,
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Hi Nadine, I'm glad you found the video helpful. Your questions have been forwarded to the presenter. He will be posting a reply soon.
KarenJaffarian flagFeb 14th, 2013. 9:58:11 AM
Great video intro! How can the data be managed? Can you add photos too?
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- Trixie said...
This woman is FABULOUS!!!!
- November 18, 2010 at 12:13 PM
- b said...
She sounds like such a lovely and loving person...I bet she could tolerate just a little boring from those that admire her. Thank you for sharing this!
- November 18, 2010 at 5:47 PM
- tinyjunco said...
Ms. Costabel makes a very interesting point - it's quite possible to have a very flamboyant personal style while being, personality-wise, quite introverted.
this contrast can create 'unmet expectations' out in public, where people expect a flamboyantly dressed person to 'perform'. so the introvert may dress down to be ignored, and consequently feel even more socially uncomfortable...
style blogging has a really nice 'fit' for these creatures - you can indulge your flamboyant side without having to leave your hermit like lair. i've been surprised at the # of style blogger 'hermits'.
heavens, this is getting longer than the clip! thank you so much, very thought provoking, steph
- November 18, 2010 at 6:35 PM
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Breaking Up Prolonged Sitting Reduces Postprandial Glucose and Insulin Responses
- David W. Dunstan, PHD1,2,3,4,5⇓,
- Bronwyn A. Kingwell, PHD1,
- Robyn Larsen, PHD1,
- Genevieve N. Healy, PHD1,3,
- Ester Cerin, PHD6,
- Marc T. Hamilton, PHD7,
- Jonathan E. Shaw, MD1,2,
- David A. Bertovic, FRACP1,
- Paul Z. Zimmet, MD1,2,
- Jo Salmon, PHD4 and
- Neville Owen, PHD1,3
- 1Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- 2Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- 3Cancer Prevention Research Centre, School of Population Health, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- 4School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences, Deakin University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- 5Edith Cowan University Health and Wellness Institute, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
- 6Institute of Human Performance, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- 7Pennington Biomedical Research Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Corresponding author: David W. Dunstan, david.dunstan{at}bakeridi.edu.au
OBJECTIVE Observational studies show breaking up prolonged sitting has beneficial associations with cardiometabolic risk markers, but intervention studies are required to investigate causality. We examined the acute effects on postprandial glucose and insulin levels of uninterrupted sitting compared with sitting interrupted by brief bouts of light- or moderate-intensity walking.
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS Overweight/obese adults (n = 19), aged 45–65 years, were recruited for a randomized three-period, three-treatment acute crossover trial: 1) uninterrupted sitting; 2) seated with 2-min bouts of light-intensity walking every 20 min; and 3) seated with 2-min bouts of moderate-intensity walking every 20 min. A standardized test drink was provided after an initial 2-h period of uninterrupted sitting. The positive incremental area under curves (iAUC) for glucose and insulin (mean [95% CI]) for the 5 h after the test drink (75 g glucose, 50 g fat) were calculated for the respective treatments.
RESULTS The glucose iAUC (mmol/L) ⋅ h after both activity-break conditions was reduced (light: 5.2 [4.1–6.6]; moderate: 4.9 [3.8–6.1]; both P < 0.01) compared with uninterrupted sitting (6.9 [5.5–8.7]). Insulin iAUC (pmol/L) ⋅ h was also reduced with both activity-break conditions (light: 633.6 [552.4–727.1]; moderate: 637.6 [555.5–731.9], P < 0.0001) compared with uninterrupted sitting (828.6 [722.0–950.9]).
CONCLUSIONS Interrupting sitting time with short bouts of light- or moderate-intensity walking lowers postprandial glucose and insulin levels in overweight/obese adults. This may improve glucose metabolism and potentially be an important public health and clinical intervention strategy for reducing cardiovascular risk.
- Received October 5, 2011.
- Accepted December 18, 2011.
- © 2012 by the American Diabetes Association.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Minnesota Wild and Nashville Predators will both be
trying to avoid starting the season with three straight setbacks as the club's
clash on Tuesday night in the home opener at Bridgestone Arena.
The Predators have lost their first two games this season in regulation and
are in danger of opening 0-3 for the first time since 2006-07.
The Wild, meanwhile, logged two post-regulation setbacks at home and hit the
road with the possibility of posting their worst start since beginning the
2000-01 season, their first in the NHL, 0-4 with a tie.
Minnesota, which has never lost three straight to begin a season, suffered a
shootout loss to Los Angeles on Thursday prior to a 4-3 overtime setback to
Anaheim on Saturday.
The Ducks' Mathieu Perreault snuck the game-winner though the pads of Niklas
Backstrom with less than five seconds left in the extra frame. Backstrom ended
with 26 saves.
Zach Parise scored twice and Jason Pominville added a goal for the Wild.
"Good to battle back and get a point, but we're not happy about this one,"
said Wild head coach Mike Yeo.
Minnesota lost more than the game as center Charlie Coyle is expected to miss
3-to-4 weeks with a knee sprain suffered versus Anaheim. He has eight goals
and six assists in 37 games last season.
Jason Zucker was recalled from Iowa of the American Hockey League and recorded
four goals in 20 games with Minnesota a season ago.
The Preds began last season with consecutive shootout losses and went 1-2-3 in
their first six. They are off to an 0-2-0 start this season and have been out
of action since Friday's 3-1 loss in Colorado.
Paul Gaustad had the lone goal for the Preds off assists from Mike Fisher and
Craig Smith.
Pekka Rinne made 33 saves one night after getting pulled less than 10 minutes
into a 4-2 loss to St. Louis, with the goaltender giving up three goals on six
"It's not about the effort. I think we battled hard tonight," said Rinne
following the loss to the Avs.
Nashville begins a five-game homestand and will be without defenseman Roman
Josi due to a concussion sustained versus Colorado.
Though the Wild won their final two meetings with the Predators last season,
both after regulation, Nashville is 7-1-2 in the past 10 encounters overall
and 5-0-1 in the last six at home.
Minnesota has not picked up a road regulation win in this series since Dec. 5,
2009, but will try to do so in Ryan Suter's second trip back to Nashville.
Suter was the seventh overall pick by the Preds in the 2003 draft and notched
238 points in 542 games with the club before signing a 13-year deal with the
wild in July of 2012.
He had an assist in a 2-1 shootout victory in his first trip to Nashville on
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House is threatening a presidential veto of a Senate Republican measure that would give President Barack Obama more authority and flexibility to find $85 billion in spending cuts this year. The measure is intended to replace the automatic across-the-board cuts scheduled to kick in Friday.
The White House says it instead backs a Democratic measure to replace the cuts with tax hikes on millionaires and spending reductions over 10 years.
Neither bill is likely to survive Senate procedural obstacles Thursday.
The White House says there is no way to cut $85 billion over the remaining seven months of the fiscal year without "drastically affecting national security and economic policies." A statement by the White House budget office says Obama's advisers would strongly recommend he veto the Republican proposal.
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Many of you saw my post of Barbara Boxer's response to the all-male congressional panel on women's health. I wanted to add to that her remarks on the condemnation of the Blunt Amendment, which was luckily killed in the Senate yesterday:
As a reminder, this amendment would have allowed any health insurance company to deny coverage to any person for any reason. Most notably, of course, denying women contraception coverage if these insurance companies – real stalwarts of morality themselves with their attempts to wiggle out of paying for nearly everything – felt women were being so immoral as to want to prevent pregnancy. While funding their male partners' Viagra, since that's clearly a medical issue while managing reproductive cycles is the duty of the moon.


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(a) The President shall, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, appoint a judge for the District Court of Guam who shall hold office for the term of ten years and until his successor is chosen and qualified unless sooner removed by the President for cause. The judge shall receive a salary payable by the United States which shall be at the rate prescribed for judges of the United States district courts.
The Chief Judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of the United States may assign a judge of a local court of record or a judge of the High Court of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands or a circuit or district judge of the ninth circuit or a recalled senior judge of the District Court of Guam or of the District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands, or the Chief Justice of the United States may assign any other United States circuit or district judge with the consent of the judge so assigned and of the chief judge of his circuit, to serve temporarily as a judge in the District Court of Guam whenever it is made to appear that such an assignment is necessary for the proper dispatch of the business of the court.
(b) The President shall appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, a United States attorney and United States marshal for Guam to whose offices the provisions of chapters 35 and 37 of title 28, respectively, shall apply.
Source(Aug. 1, 1950, ch. 512, § 24,64 Stat. 390; Oct. 31, 1951, ch. 655, § 55(a),65 Stat. 728; Pub. L. 85–444, § 3,June 4, 1958, 72 Stat. 179; Pub. L. 98–454, title VIII, § 802,Oct. 5, 1984, 98 Stat. 1743.)
1984—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 98–454, § 802(a)–(c), substituted "for the term of ten years" for "for a term of eight years" in first par., and, in second par., substituted "a local court of record" for "the Island Court of Guam" and inserted "or a recalled senior judge of the District Court of Guam or of the District Court of the Northern Mariana Islands" after "ninth circuit".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 98–454, § 802(d), substituted "35" and "37" for "31" and "33" respectively.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 98–454, § 802(e), struck out subsec. (c) which provided that chapters 43 and 49 of title 28 shall apply to the District Court of Guam.
1958—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 85–444increased the term of office from four to eight years, substituted provisions requiring the salary of the judge to be at the rate prescribed for judges of the United States district courts for provisions which required the salary of the judge to be the same as salary of the Governor of Guam, and inserted provisions permitting the Chief Judge of the Ninth Circuit to make temporary assignments.
1951—Subsec. (a). Act Oct. 31, 1951, in second sentence, struck out ", and shall be entitled to the benefits of retirement provided in section 373 of title 28".
Subsec. (c). Act Oct. 31, 1951, struck out references to chapters 21, 41, and 57 of title 28.
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendments by Pub. L. 98–454effective on ninetieth day following Oct. 5, 1984, see section 1005 ofPub. L. 98–454, set out as a note under section 1424 of this title.
Termination of Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
For termination of Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, see note set out preceding section 1681 of this title.
Extension of Term of District Judges; Applicability; Effective Date
Pub. L. 98–454, title X, § 1004,Oct. 5, 1984, 98 Stat. 1746, provided that: "The provisions of sections 706(a), 802(a), and 901(a) of this Act [amending sections 1614, 1424b, and 1821, respectively, of this title] extending the terms of district court judges of the Virgin Islands, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands, respectively, from eight to ten years shall be applicable to the judges of those courts holding office on the effective date of this Act [Oct. 5, 1984]."
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|日向コウ Hyūga Kō
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Kō Hyūga (日向コウ, Hyūga Kō) is a shinobi from Konohagakure's Hyūga clan.
Kō was appointed as Hinata Hyūga's bodyguard during her father's absence from the village.[2]
In the anime however, Kō was shown to have been Hinata's caretaker for several years. It was his duty to watch over Hinata whenever she was not at the Academy. He showed to have a great care and concern for Hinata's happiness and well-being, disheartened whenever he saw her sad. Kō often told her not to associate with Naruto Uzumaki, most likely because of Naruto's status as a jinchūriki. In fact, he accidentally mentioned the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox in Hinata's presence, but when she questioned him about it, Kō told her not to worry about such things.[3]
Kō has brown hair, which is short, with backwards spikes. He has featureless white eyes and his nose is broad and well-defined. He wears the standard Konoha uniform inclusive of a flack jacket and forehead protector that he wears like a bandanna. Casually, Kō wears the Hyūga clan's signature black kimono.
Like all members of his clan, he possesses one of the three great dōjutsu, the Byakugan. These eyes grant him a near 360º of vision, and the capability to see through solid objects amongst other various abilities.
Part II
Invasion of Pain Arc
During Pain's attack on the village, when Hinata initially attempted to aid Naruto in his fight against Pain, Kō called her back, claiming that she would only be a burden to Naruto. Later, he watched in horror with his Byakugan as Hinata went ahead regardless. He was unable to restrain her, due to a broken leg he had sustained when Pain had used his Shinra Tensei on the entire village.
Konoha History Arc
Main article: Konoha History Arc In the anime, after the Invasion of Pain, he was seen in the infirmary tent with Hinata, who was tending his wounds. In Neji Hyūga's flashback, Kō was briefly shown and accompanies Hiashi to rescue Hinata after she was kidnapped by the Kumogakure ninja. He stopped on route to aide Tenten in defeating the mud wolves.[4]
Adventures at Sea Arc
Main article: Adventures at Sea Arc Kō was present at the meeting of the Hyūga clan convened by Hiashi. After hearing Hiashi declaration that Neji was to lead the clan's forces during the Fourth Shinobi World War, he contested Hiashi's decision reminding him of how much Hinata had grown and that she was from the main house. Hiashi, however, told him that it wasn't because he lacked faith in Hinata but because she still lacked enough self-confidence to lead the shinobi during war.[5]
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- Kō's name can mean anything from 'filial piety' (孝) to 'body cavity' (腔).
- In the anime, Kō's appearance was changed. Instead of having light, spiky hair and a broad nose, he has a small nose and dark, straight hair. This made him look identical to the unnamed Hyūga that was with Sakura after Pain destroyed Konoha, hinting that the anime creators either conflated the two characters or, mistook them for one another.
- Also in the anime where his back story is expanded, he is shown without a cursed seal, suggesting that he is from the Main House of the clan.
- (To Hinata) "It would be my everlasting shame if anything were to happen to you while Hiashi and Hanabi were away."[2]


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The Beta Magellan system (also known as the Bynar system) was an inhabited multiple star system with at least two stars, one of which was referred to as Beta Magellan. The system was located near Tarsas III.
In 2364, after one of the stars in the system supernovaed, the Bynar-hijacked USS Enterprise-D entered into orbit around the planet Bynaus, with a complete copy of the database of the planet's main computer core. The copy had been transmitted to the ship during the journey, to protect the data from the electromagnetic effects of the supernova passing through the planet. With a successful download of the duplicate data, the Bynars averted an extinction-level event. (TNG: "11001001")


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Villagers in Dodoma region have been advised to expose illegal immigrants living in their areas.
Dodoma regional immigration commissioner Proches Kuoko issued the advice during training on civic education identification held at Iyumbu village, which is located few kilometers from Dodoma central business district.
He acknowledged that most rural dwellers were not fully informed on civic matters as well as identifying illegal immigrants.
Contributing to the discussion, Yohana Mezengo, Elizabeth Mathayo and John Yona said people in rural areas were not well informed on how to identify and report illegal immigrants.
They argued that lack of information for identifying illegal immigrants contributed to almost non-cooperation to the immigration department from the villagers.
"To tell the truth, people who live in rural areas see aliens passing here and there, but they lack the courage to question them because they don't know about the laws. This kind of education enlightens them on issue," said one of them.
Kouko called on the people to shun taking bribes from aliens in exchange for giving them 'safe heavens', reminding that doing so was illegal.
Moreover, he said that the education being given was going to be sustainable in the region; and that so far similar seminars have been conducted in eleven wards out of 37 in the municipality.


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Jason Perlow thought it was just a spirited debate.
A friend posted some negative information about presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Facebook, and Perlow, who considers himself a moderate, pointed out what he saw as flaws in that commentary.
That online disagreement escalated into an offline disintegration of their more-than-10-year friendship.
"He got really angry with me," says Perlow, 43. "He defriended me on Facebook and told me not to send him any more e-mails. He also defriended my wife, who had nothing to do with it."
Most people know the social dangers of discussing politics at family gatherings, cocktail parties and the workplace. But the rise of Facebook brings about a tempting -- and treacherous -- territory to engage in such commentary.
It takes just a few posts to inadvertently damage a friendship, put a rift in family relations, alienate a once-friendly neighbor or infurIate a colleague.
Mix together a divided country and hot-button political issues and Facebook commentary can become an online landmine. The conventions, as well as debates such as Thursday's duel between Vice President Biden and Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan, have prompted Facebook users to argue over topics such as the economy, foreign policy and female reproductive rights.
Politics is "one of the most polarizing topics discussed on Facebook," says Ron Schott, a senior strategist at social media marketing agency Spring Creek Group.
Yet as divisive as those Facebook comments can be, they can have an influence.
One in six social network users say they've changed their views about a political issue after discussing it or reading posts about it on a social networking site, according to a Pew Research Center survey fielded in January and February.
As the number of Facebook users expand, the amount of political commentary has followed suit.
One in six social media users say they have posted about politics recently, according to Pew.
Of the two-thirds who don't post political content, about one-fifth don't do it because they are worried they might upset or offend someone.
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During the 2008 presidential race, Facebook had about 100 million users. Now, it has 10 times as many.
Facebook doesn't break out U.S. participation, but more than half of Americans use social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+, according to Pew.
Those digital ties can expose previously unknown political affiliations.
Despite the risks, many Facebook users still talk politics. With Election Day less than a month away, the site is brimming with controversial candidate quotes, provocative headlines and personal commentary.
"People get mobilized by the elections and they start posting things they don't usually post," says James Fowler, a University of California-San Diego political science professor who specializes in social network research.
Among the reasons political posts are profuse on Facebook:
How Facebook users think of the site is much different now than during the election race four years ago, says Laura Simpson, global director of McCann Truth Central, the research unit of the McCann Erickson ad agency. In September, McCann Truth Central conducted focus groups and an online survey of 1,000 Americans on topics such as how technology and social media can play a role in politics.
"Facebook is evolving into more of a debate space for issues," she says. "Before, it was a much more personal record, or archive, of your social life. Now, there are (updates about) weddings and babies, but you'll also see political views and videos about topics that people feel passionate about."
And with that shift, users are more apt to jump into controversial conversations, Simpson says.
Words as swords
Rich McMahon, 60, from Montclair, N.J., has vigorously disputed political statements that were posted on Facebook by someone he's known for 25 years.
"He would put up something that I thought was incorrect and I would point out how I thought it was incorrect," says McMahon, who eventually defriended that man on Facebook but remains friendly with him in real life.
"We never talked politics face to face," he says. "But when we got into Facebook, it was swords out."
Nearly a quarter of Internet users are more likely to voice extreme political views online than in real life, according to the McCann survey.
The Facebook user who frequently shares controversial candidate content -- or posts personal commentary -- may not realize that those actions can shape how others feel about them, Schott says.
For those who rarely socialize with Facebook friends outside the site, "it leads others to make assumptions about them as a person," he says. "When people interact with you in real life three to four times a year, but see your stuff on Facebook a lot more, often that's who you become in their minds."
Over-the-top posts can also turn off non-Facebook friends. Those who don't keep tight privacy settings on their profiles can influence the perceptions of snooping managers, potential employers and even prospective dates.
How business professionals respond to provocative posts matters, says marketing consultant Michael Byrnes. He has an extremely conservative client who recently decided to defriend any Facebook friends who made comments supporting Obama.
"He just didn't want to be connected to that," says Byrnes, who counseled his client to simply hide those friends' newsfeeds rather than fully severing the Facebook ties. The man didn't take his advice.
"It's really going to impact his business over time," Byrnes says.
Learn to set boundaries
Perlow, a technology expert and blogger who lives in the Fort Lauderdale area, lost a friend to Facebook fighting. He has tinkered with third-party plug-ins that can create word filters on a profile, such as SocialFixer. But he has another idea on how to keep people from getting sucked in when they want to stay on the political sidelines: Facebook should create a way for users to filter their feeds and weed out politically oriented commentary.
"I kind of think of Facebook as a no-nastiness zone, and I don't want to see tons and tons of political objectives," he says. "I'd rather see a picture of someone's cat or their kids or what they did today, rather than (posts of) 'Oh my God, look at all the horrible things that are going to happen if Romney becomes president or if Obama becomes president.' "
Until that time comes, Schott suggests that those who want to limit the political discourse go to Facebook's settings section and hide a friend's posts so they don't come up on a newsfeed.
"It's not as permanent as unfriending person, so you're not insulting them by unfollowing them," he says. "You can hide them and then unhide them after election season when they are talking about something else."
Jerry White of San Leandro, Calif., took a more proactive stance.
He upset some friends when he weighed in on political topics. At the same time, he noticed politically oriented remarks on Facebook that were "mean, negative and untrue." He saw posts that baited others, as well as criticisms that seemed trivial, such as disparaging comments about the vegan sloppy Joes that Michelle Obama served children at a White House luncheon.
"Finally, I just said that I've had enough," says White, 50. "Facebook is supposed to be fun, and I don't enjoy getting into arguments with people. I'm not changing my opinion and I'm not changing their opinion."
He opted out of the political commentary.
"I am turning over a new leaf," was his Aug. 21 status update. "No political posts on my wall and no comments on other people's political posts (except maybe a like.)"
Instead, he said he would focus on "family, motorcycles, and fun stuff." He didn't defriend those who took to the public pulpit but hid the updates of overzealous political posters.
His public statement earned him 34 "likes" from his friends, he says.
"Now my life on Facebook is so much nicer."
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Highflying African Stars Band `Twanga Pepeta," will perform at a special concert dubbed Konyagi Extravaganza on the second day of Idd el Fitr at TCC Club, Chang'ombe.
The co-ordinator of the show, Joseph Kapinga, said yesterday that the show will be of its kind as it will be special to celebrate Idd el Fitr in Temeke District.
"Twanga Pepeta have not performed in Temeke since the Holy Month of Ramadhan started so we expect it to pull a larger crowd," Kapinga said, adding that the show was organised by Bob Entertainment and Keen Arts under the sponsorship of Konyagi.
On her part, Twanga Pepeta Director Asha Baraka said that they will use the concert to introduce new musicians in the band as well as to promote the band's new album known as Kauli.
Songs in the album are Kiapo cha Mapenzi, Umenivika Umasikini, Mtoto wa Mwisho, Dunia Daraja and Penzi la Shemeji.
"We will also use the show to introduce a Twanga Pepeta dancer, Mary Khamis we have employed as a dancer after the exit of Aisha Madinda who crossed over to Extra Bongo," Asha said.
The group will make a historic concert to show to the audience that the band is a force to reckon with.
Other female dancers apart from Mary are Fasha Sunday, Beatrice Mwangosi "Baby Tall", Asha Said "Asha Sharapova," Regina Filbert, Grace Kaswaga, Vicky Pandapanda, Lillian Tungaraza "Internet," Sabrina Mathew and Maria Soloma.
Male dancers are Abdillahi Zungu, Kassim Mohammed "Super K," Bakari Kisongo "Mandela" and Said Mtanga.
Vocalists-cum-dancers are Charles Baba, Dogo Rama, Msafiri Diouf, Amigolas, Vena, Saleh Kupaza, Luiza Mbutu, Khadiji Mnoga and Janet Isinika.
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For most kids, June signifies the end of the school year and the beginning of summer vacation. For me, it meant the end of school and the beginning of cherry season. I adored fresh cherries! I still do – especially the Bings. Their season is short – only about six weeks – beginning in early June. Every year at this time, I practically pant with anticipation as I wait for those sweet, succulent and sumptuous little jewels of nature to make their appearance in our local markets. Once they arrive, there's no stopping me. I bake them into muffins, churn them into ice creams and stew them into compotes. That is, if I can keep myself from gobbling them all up right out of the bag!
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About Digital camara
I would like to buy a digital camera but I am not sure which brand or what type of camera I should buy. I want to buy a camera that takes nice and neat pictures to extract objects to use them on my future kits. Which one is the best one?
I am no where near a professional photographer, but I'll give you my 2 cents worth....
I personally, have a CANON 350D - And I LOVE it!! I bought mine when this model came out, but there are 2 more recent models - the 400D and now the 450D.
I am really very happy with my Canon. You can put it onto "Auto" mode- where you literally point and shoot. Then of course, you can use it on full manual setting, where you can adjust everything- F-stop etc.
My husband decided a few months ago that I never gave him a chance near the camera, so he bought himself a Panasonic - DMC-FZ18. It has a Lumix lens which has a fantastic zoom- 18x optical zoom.
I love this camera too- so great for taking on holiday as it's really nice and compact and no need for any extra lenses. It takes fantastic photos and you also have the option to set it to manual focus. It has various settings for motion shots, landscape, potraits, macro etc. Obviously not as much of a 'professional' camera as the Canon350D in that you can't adjust F-stop etc, but it really is a brilliant camera and I can really recommend it.
Good luck!! Happy shopping!
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thank you veronica..your advice is been very helpful for me.
If you are looking for a very small point and shoot type, stick in your pocket camera, I love my new Sony Cybershot DSC-T300.
PROS: I haven't used it alot yet but the pictures I have taken are fantastic compared to my Canon A500. I will tell you the macro shots blew me away. It has a wonderful touch screen with a really easy menu system although so far I haven't needed to use it much as the auto is awesome. I use the mode that will try to take the shot without the flash to avoid graininess. I don't know how it does it but it takes shots in extreemly dim light with only the infra-red and they come out as if it were daylight. And because no flash, no red eye, and no doggie demon eyes. Even if the shot is slightly dark, all the detail is there. I can just pop it into Photoshop and adjust it. It also has a mode that waits for the person to smile and then snaps the picture. How funny is that. I haven't tried that because I don't have any children around and my dogs don't smile much. But I thought it was a hoot.
CONS: I get my fingerprints all over the touch screen and if I'm outside it makes it difficult to see my screen. It does have a little plastic poker that I can use but I always forget and use my fingers. I am reluctant to recommend it because on the web it has very mixed reviews.
NOTE: None of my layouts in the gallery have pictures from this camera as of yet.Tammy
My question would be first, how much do you want to spend. There are so many possibilities that you could get lots of comments on this subject.
My DH has the Sony A100 DSLR 10.2 MP and I absolutely love it. I snag it whenever I can for taking pics. He has purchased some extra lenses for it and we have not been disappointed with any pics we have ever taken with this camera.
Good luck with finding a camera.
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Tammy thank you so much for the tips..I am writing everything on my notebook
also the choices you are giving me..thanks again
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Hello Brit.. I would like to spend from $200- $300 thanks for the advice..


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The USO of Jacksonville heard the news of the Nevada training accident which killed and injured 15 marines and pulled together resources along with the community for the the families of the marines involved in the explosion.
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