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Fashion is a sport. If you want to be a champ, team-up with varsity looks that are set to win this fall.
Think about it: you score a great deal (from ShoeDazzle); your look is a touch-down or maybe a home-run; and style is your goal. You're a fashion allstar while others simply strike out. Clearly, fashion is competitive.
In the spirit of that rivalry, here are some of our favorite ways to beat the competition this season:
Varsity Bomber Jackets.
Show you're pro in modified varsity, bomber jackets, like these ones from TopShop:
or this winning metallic jacket by Sparkle&Fade:
As far as what you put on your feet: play ball in sporty booties like Kameron and cleat-inspired wedges like Max.
Richy T. – I'm not a player I just crush a lot on varsity looks.
I usually rant; and it's not like I'm not ranting right now. I'm merely raving, as well. I'm raving mad about jackets worn over-the-shoulders, sans sleeves. Even our stylists are loving—and practicing—this 'coats as capelets' trend.
You might have witnessed the following posts on Facebook and Twitter.
There's no need to fear this caped crusader trend. Whether it's a coat, a sweater, or a jacket, it's time to wear it out/over your shoulders. Here's why:
Sometimes we get cold, and if someone drapes a coat over our shoulders, we swoon and tune into our romantic inclinations.
Why wait for a signif' other to forfeit a jacket when you're perfectly warm in the one you put on yourself?
Richy T.—CapeLet it Happen.
You know how going out in a pair of dazzling heels feels as good as soaking your feet in warm water when you get home? I mean, I don't know personally; but judging by the number of girls I see leaving the club in bare feet, there's gotta be some sort of downtime after heel-time. Well here's a way you can relax your feet—and your whole body—in a not-so-dazzling super-sized heel.
Check out these giant heel-shaped soaker tubs.
As real shoes, they are in desperate need of a ShoeDazzle make-over. As bathtubs, they might actually work.
If you get/have one, please let me know .
Richy T. –bathed in shoes.
I feel like many fashion outlets discount the Teen Choice Awards because, well, they're potentially super junior. Let's do the math: If an X teen year old has M million dollars, what does she wear to an awards show? I'm not going to show my work here, but the solution definitely includes edgy, fresh pre-season work from both established fashion houses and up-and-coming designers. Ergo, I'm going to pay attention to teen choice trends
Lilly Collins and Bella Thorne donned Faustino Puglisi pieces that stay true to a palmy print while swapping background colors. Diamond would totally add another layer. If you really think about it, aren't diamond prints tropically reminiscent of pineapples?
What we saw on Sunday was a whole lot of dichotomy; from Miley's sheer vs. sheen ensemble to Rebel's two-toned wetsuit (don't do the wetsuit unless you're in the ocean). Persephone totally knows how to recreate that duality.
My favorite look was worn not by an X-teen-year-old but by Sandra Bullock. That dress is so sparkly, so well-segmented, and so well pattern-blocked. Her shoes look good, but I'm sure that the piecy, disconnected Cady would get a better grade.
Richy T. – Forever ≈ 21
Shark Week was cool, but Shark Weekend is about to get #Uncaged. Here are my favorite ways to dive into the party.
Most importantly, you should play drinking games with your chums while watching what's left. Pick a word that triggers a sip. The word "expert," for example, will throw you overboard in mere minutes of #Megaladon.
Once you're a few deep, feel free to make your own SharkNado-inspired Vines and Insta-Movies. It's easy; vid a clip from YouTube and then cut to you screaming.
After that, dress your pets in sharky costumes (what the duck is going on there?) while eating sushi and drinking blue drinks. Did you know high-end restaurants use sharkskin to grate fresh wasabi? And did you know you can get a Shark Bite cocktail at Joe's Crab Shack?
Then, travel with your pet shark.
You can't shop any retailer who knows what's up without seeing ikat zig across the shelves (or across the screen), but many shoppers zag when they're unsure about getting pieces to match up. I conferred with our stylists and came up with a few suggestions that turn ikat into 'I can'.
I can't tell you how much I love Lila paired with a predominately navy ikat print. Here's a suggestion: blur your eyes when staring down a pattern to see its fundamental color. Lila is fundamentally red, and pieces that are fundamentally deep blue complement her undertones like diamonds.
Can you see how Eye Full towers over busy prints like iIkat without being simply solid? Articles of any single color from a print can solidify a look, but they don't have to be basic about it.
I can see you experimenting with Lenice; she keeps her ikat on the inside and lets you dabble in complementary colors like coral and rust. Oh wait– you left the house in a pairing you later decided you hate? NBD; Just fold her back up into a classic boot.
You can pair plenty with ikat, including more ikat. Just be sure the prints are color-coordinated and sized either super similarly or wildly different; no in-between.
Richy T. — fetching and ikatching.


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I am using a list of variables to download and create dataframes in R. I'd like to be able to use this list to make changes to different columns in each dataframe, but I am having trouble calling particular columns using the list of variables.
countries= c("USA","CHN")
for (i in 1:length(countries)){
Now I have dataframes that look like this:
indicator country date value decimal
1 GDP (current US$) United States 2012 15684800000000 0
2 GDP (current US$) United States 2011 14991300000000 0
3 GDP (current US$) United States 2010 14419400000000 0
4 GDP (current US$) United States 2009 13898300000000 0
5 GDP (current US$) United States 2008 14219300000000 0
6 GDP (current US$) United States 2007 13961800000000 0
And I would like to go through and make several changes, such as formatting the date column with the
as.date() function, or changing the units of the value column, but I want to be able to do the same to both dataframe (or an arbitrary number in case I increase the length of countries.
However, whenever I try to do this I can seem to use the list of countries in the countries variable to get 'inside' each data frame. My initial guess was putting something like this in a loop:
In particular, I get confused about how the
get(paste(countries[i])) works if I am not trying to get the particular column date, and how the
paste(countries[i],"date",sep="$") prints the correct name, but I can't seem to get just the one column I'd like to manipulate.
Additionally, I realize loops are not the ideal way of doing this, but I've been having the same problem with the apply functions, though I am likely having trouble with them due to my lack of experience. Suggestions for either how to do it in a loop, or with out, would be much appreciated. Super R novice here, just trying to learn. Also, if you've come across a clear explanation/answer for this somewhere else, I'd appreciate you pointing me towards it.


text: The past few days have felt quite nice across eastern North Carolina. High temperatures have been in the lower to middle 80s with sunny and dry conditions. We began to see the warm-up on Wednesday as highs reached the middle to upper 80s. The relative humidity has been on the increase as well. More heat and humidity can be expected into the end of the week and weekend. Highs should reach the lower to middle 90s over the weekend with heat index values around 100°. We could see a few widely scattered thunderstorms but most of the weekend should be free of rain. It may be time to make sure the air conditioners are ready to endure the long summer season.


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Willem Dafoe — star of "Spider-Man," "Platoon" and other notable films — gave the 2016 commencement address at the Cleveland Institute of Art. Full story »
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Chakaia Booker makes artistic magic with discarded tires in show at Cleveland Institute of Art (photos)Chakaia Booker makes artistic magic with discarded tires in show at Cleveland Institute of Art (photos)The Chakaia Booker exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art shows how the artist turns discarded black rubber tires into artistic gold by slicing and assembling them into complex, evocative sculptures. Full story »
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The Cleveland Public Library announced the release of a new "landmark" library card designed by Amy Casey, a much-honored and admired Cleveland artist. Full story »
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Cleveland Institute of Art's $75 million campus is a welcome addition to University Circle: editorialCleveland Institute of Art's $75 million campus is a welcome addition to University Circle: editorialCleveland Institute of Art's expansion and renovation brightens its campus and a Cleveland neighborhood, writes the editorial board. Full story »
From her driveway to the Cleveland Institute of Art; chalk artist to perform at the Willoughby ArtsFest July 18From her driveway to the Cleveland Institute of Art; chalk artist to perform at the Willoughby ArtsFest July 18Eastlake's Laura Lewarski, a chalk artist, will be drawing on the concrete this year at the Willoughby ArtsFest in downtown Willoughby July 18. A nurse, Lewarski will be attending school soon at the Cleveland Institute of Art to pursue her interest in bio-medical illustration. Full story »
The Cleveland Institute of Art finishes a $75 million expansion and renovation at Uptown and realizes the long-awaited dream of unifying its operations on a single campus in University Circle. Full story »
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Cleveland artist Jimmy Kuehnle is commandeering the lobby at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland this summer with a giant inflatable sculpture. Full story »


text: My system is having the D-link DIR-628 N router and it is connected to the SBC through the Speedstream modem. There are some more devices on wifi max. I am getting very weak signal. Therefore, I installed the Encore ENHWI-N3 router and put that to repeater mode. After that I am getting a good signal but after every hour each computer in the network started to loss the network intermittently. I searched for the solution of this but bnot found the perfect one for this. If someone of you can suggest me some reason or solution for this then it will be really helpful to me. Thank you so much in advance.


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Issue date: Friday, October 21, 1938
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Friday, October 14, 1938
Next edition: Friday, October 28, 1938
Publication name: Democrat Journal
Location: Stilwell, Oklahoma
Pages available: 465
Years available: 1938 - 1939Learn more about this publication
Democrat Journal (Newspaper) - October 21, 1938, Stilwell, Oklahoma -A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER The County Offi VOLUME 9. STILWELL. ADAIR COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY. OCT. 21, 1938 Christie School Organizes 4-H Club The Chrintie school has completed organization of n 4 H club with 35 members, Miss At-j kinson, H- D. A. announced lart Friday. William Karl Trickctt. Miss Violet Horn, and Mrs. Oliver Sherle.y are the coaches. The officers and members Bre Benjamin Perkins, president; Jewell Neal, vice pres ; Myrtle Taylor, sec ; Jennie VVatti clothing and appropriate dress cap tain; Adina Watkins, ftwd prep-! aratiou captain; and Alheita Uarron, Irene Carter, Francis Depart, Oar less Ham, Naoma Hensley, Mavis Vercine Lung-Icy, 11a Mes-", Alice Patlikiller, Jessie Sai ders, Naomi Smait, Velma Iax Smart, (jernldine Snyder, Knphrmia Wallers, Adina Watkins, Ida Mae \\ alt, Wilma t)ean Williams, Arthur HroughUm, Fleet Carter, K� n ne'h Craig, Derwood Craig James .VlcCuistion, lJenjimm Perkins, Calvin Sauders, Kiley Sunder*, Sherman Sanders, O. J Snyder, Donald Lee Spade, Cl.ule Taylor, Carroll Trickell, tins Watt, and Orval Walkiii", members. Dedication Program Galelia Robbing The program for the dedica- Named S. H. S. tion of the new stone school GridaTOI1 Oueetl building at Baron, Oct 24, 1938 ^ has been arranged and is as follows: 10:00-Music by S t i 1 w e 11 High School Band. 10:30-Address of Welcome by George Hagan, Supt. of Co. Schools. 10:40-Response to Welcome Address by C- K. Wells. 10:55-Music by Quartet. 11:00-Introductions and short talks by W. P. A. Officials. 11:20-Dedication Address by Congressman Jack Nichols. 12:10-Noon. 1:15-Music by Quartet. 1:25-Address by John Dahlonegah Citizen Buried Saturday Senior News Brown, Pies. John Hrown! College. Benediction. S. ri. S. Band The race for Football Queen closed last week with victory John Fletcher, age 68 years, > for the ^nlorB wtth the follow-prominent and respected cit.i- jng votes cast: zen of I )ahloneKah community,1 Seniors f>7,!)0(> died Friday at his home of Juniors .r>fi71S heart disease. He apparently Sophomores 21,����� was in good health until his de- Freshman 7 '.H'A rnlse- Miss Polly Parrott won the Mr. Fletcher was found dead fouu(.ajn pen and Mr. Catron lying on a pile of wood in the lne basket. 0f groceries, yard, by his daughter and hus- We wish to tnank lhp husi. Undefeated for Two Years The Watts Engineers, Watts (�^-High school football team, have the distinction of being undefeated during the past two years by an Oklahoma team. In that time they have been di fettled only once by an out.of stale team- 1 liey are also Adair county champions tor the past two seasons and teams which once considered them as only 'warm up" caliber now steei c ear of thi-m. This season M. J. Nixon, coach, has ihe strongest Engineer aggregation in Hie In-.Lory of the school. Band Gives Concert at Westville The Stilwell High school band held a concert Tuesday night at the Westville Bchool auditorium. It was well attended. The local band received $11.60 as their share of the proceeds. ANNOUNCEMENT The Dr. W. M. McAnally dental office will be closed all next week. Mr. McAnally will attend a National Dental Association and Post Graduate in St. Louis. Mrs. Wendell Chambers and daughter Marilyn, of Ft.Smith, Ark., were Sunday guests in the borne oi Dr. and Mrs. D P. Chambers. BARGAIN IN ELECTRIC RADIO! ^Jfetabe pgiLOO--teble set Miss Barbara Jean ('arson was chosen by the musicians as their queen, Donald White, mascot, and Raymond McGee, drum major. Back of the Stilwell band is an active Band Boosters' club of approximately 100 members which is responsible for the organization's new uniforms. The women of this group took part in a number of money-raiding activities to earn $560 with which they bought uniform caps and coats, according t) Mrs Norris White, president. Band members purchased I heir own trousers. ] Officers of the Band Boosters' club other than Mrs. White are Mrs. George E. Shannon, vice president; Miss Ruth Panter, secretary-treasurer; and four committee chairman- M r s. Myrtle Waters, membership; Mrs. Marjorie Mc( alman, ir gram; Boyd McGee, enter tainment, and Mrs. Boyd McGee, finance. Included among the membership of the band are: Left to right in photo, front row, Sammy Bone, Billy Prock, George E. Shannon, Jr., Tom Waters, Frank Carson, Jr., and Bob Baker, Jr. Second row, A. J. Emerson, band director; Barbara Jean Carson, band queen; Eugene Reed, Alma Mae Reese, Katherine Lee, Edward Patierson, Jack Lee, Dorothy Mae Shannon, Audrey Jean Yoe, Frank Briggs, Inola Mayo, Vivian Carson, Raymond McGee, drum major, and Feron Watera. Third row. Jack Smith, Jimmie Mitchell, Ivory C. Panter, Bob McCal-man Selan Hall, Jerry White, Kathryn Lee, Pauline Wherry, Boyd McGee Jr , Roberta San ders, Dorothy Jean Tindle, Jack Hornsby and Dorothy Prock. Hiss Carson Viu THndlS /photo conrtesy of Daily Phoenix Miss Galelia Robbins, a sen ior student of Stilwell Hi, was elected football queen for the Indians Tuesday night, Oct. 11, H. H. Wilson, superintendent announced. Miss Robbins will be crowned at ceremonies to be held here on Homecoming day which will b e sometime i n November. Her attendants on this occasion will be the class football queens from the other three classes, including Miss Barbara Jean Carson, junior; Miss Dorothy Tindle, sophomore; and Miss Marilyn Lee Williams, freshman. hand, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Land of Tulsa who had arrived for a visit. He was born in the Dahlonegah community and lived there until his death. He was widely known as a respectable and law abiding citizen and hud many friends who were greatly shocked to learn of his departure. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Julia Fletcher, a son, Ben of Stilwell; two daughters, Mrs.! MrS. Ma Tga re! t C I.and of Tulsa, and Mrs. Ar-1 mmir Blakemore of Stilwell; and two brothers, .Jim and Bud if Dahlonegah community Funeral services were con ducted Saturday at the home by Rev. J. L Brown of Jay, at 2:30 P M. Burial in New Hope cemetery under direction of Roberts funeral home. Pallbearers were: Ray Blakemore, George Starr, John Garrison, John Lewis, T o m Matthews and Joe Starr. ness and town people who helped us in this contest. You have been very patient, liberal and co-operative with time and money. This spirit of en operation in the school is the result of the spirit instilled into the school by the town. The Seniors will crown their queen at the annual Homcrom-ing game in November. riizabeth Smith Mrs. Miirgan-tlr Smii h age -V" vnirs G. Smith, 4()'.l North Ft. Smith, ilii-il at Sunday, following an �'.li/'dielii or nt lis. Mrs. Smith was liorn in Su well. Fell. 1, lSHGnnd grew up here. She was a member of the First Baptist eliurch, and of the Order of Eastern Star. She and her hiwband, a retired K C S. railroad conductor, had lived in Ft. Smith for 14 years, moving there from Stilwell. She leaves her husband, three sisters, Mrs. Waller Komon. Knfimla, Okla , Mrs. E. L. Kel ler. and Mrs. (Ji'orge Fowler of Stilwell. Okhi.. and two brothers,.!. B. and Joseph .l.'liuson of Stilwell. Funeral services were conduct! d Tuesday �t the Baptist church here by Rev. Aloii/.o Yancey of Brunch, Ark ; burial was in New Hope cemetery un Announcing Oklahoi Turkey Gr'd'ngSclii The Second Oklahoma key Grading School will beh4(F at Stillwater, October 27 2�. Tlii'school is sponsored joint*.-. ly by the Bureau of Agriculture.'' til Economics, WiislnnjftODf D. C and tin-Oklahoma A. and M. -{I College Poultry Ilepartment. Classes in grading dressed �" turkeys will be conducted dur i mg tin' two days. Laboratory y. work will consist of practice handling anil grading turkeys. Instructors for the course will be 11 C. Himmnn, Associate Marketing Specialist, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U. S. D. A. and C. A Roberts, In-struetur of Marketing Poultry l'r..ducts, Oklahoma A. and M. College. Licenses will be issued to thii>e pas-ir.g a satisfactory ex-'imiiiHtion, inn! who areemploy-ie.l by marketing agencies plan-|nuig to market turkeys graded laceordiiig to tin' U S. Standard land tirades. Examination I crudes of those not employed will be listed and licenses issued when and if their services 'are ri'ipiiri'd. Tin' examination will be given the afternoon of October Poultry graders licenses are good for one season. It will be necessary for those holding licenses for previous seasons to renew them. The grading school will not be restricted to persons seeking graders licenses. Turkey pro. iluccrs, produce men and others interested are invited to attend. No registration fee will be charged. Those interested in going please see the Home Demonstration Agent us she may go. Elizabeth Atkinson, II o in e Demonstration Agent Christian Aid Members of the Christian Aid met yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ora Got don for a Bible study conducted by Mrs- E. R. Hall. Stilwell and vicinity enjoyed a nice rain Tuesday night- It was greatly needed. The temperature has dropped considerably since the rain. patronage ' der direction of Roberts funeral miio. County School Notes School Districts to Call Elections SEQUOYAH THEATRE. Tahlequah, Oklahoma Sunday Matinee through Monday Night- laaet Gayuor, Robert Montgomery and Fraochot Tout id - Three Loves Has Nancy Tuesday and Wednesday Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers aud Ralph Bellamy iu - Carefree I hi' Red (toss roll call will come soon. Having been cho. sen Oonuty Chairman of the � Junior Red Cross, I am anxious that each teacher, each child in each class room become a mem tier. This would give e 'ch pupil a button an 1 the room would receive the Kid Cross Magazine- the cost is only $1..">0 per room. Applications for free text hooks, lunches, clothes a n d shoes for the needy school chil-Iren are ubout completed. (i. M. Hagan, County Superintendent. Mrs. C. L Fletcher Hostess Two districts are planning to call special elections near n�re to dispose of old school bo.I 1-ings which have been replaced hy new buildings built through Wl'A projects. The old struc tures will be sold to the highest bidder. Starr has recently completed a new one-room stone buildiag and West Peavine will soon have a new four room stone house completed aud East Pea-vine school in the same dis. trict is being replaced by a new two-room stODC house. Mrs. S. L- Casteel of south Stilwell, is on the sick list this week. Circle One members met yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ray Blakemore for a World Outlook lesson conducted by Mrs, JJlakemore. Thursday aud Friday Laurel A Hardy and Patricia Ellis in Blockheads Saturday George O'Brien aud Ray Whitley in- Painted Desert NEW THEATRE Admission IO & 15 cents Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Joel McCrea sad Dorothy Kent in- Youth Takes A Fling Tbucsdsy. Mrs. C. L. Fletcher was hostess to the members of her KU.Kare bridge club aud additional gneats, when she entertained with a bridge parly in her home Wednesday alter-nooa- Guests beside members were: Mrs. Cleve Bullette.l Miss Mabel Bellamy and Miss Euphemia Lee. Bridge was played from three tables. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. O. Yoe. club high; Mrs. Hal Wilson, second high; Mrs. Clcjrt Bullctte, guest higb. A a#H^o�s JwUdt course .was ML. 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Skip to comments.U.S. rescues Fannie, Freddie
Posted on 07/13/2008 3:31:33 PM PDT by Sleeping Freeper
U.S. rescues Fannie, Freddie Treasury Department raises credit line, has power to buy companies' stock. Fed will open discount-lending to two government-sponsored mortgage lenders. Paulson calls for new regulatory controls.
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I predict oil will fall due to the 2 Iran hoaxes being debunked...
and this move will cause the markets to rise.
More detail here:
Futures shot UP on the news. It baffles me.
They are too big to fail. Any Fed who would let them fail ought to be shot.
I wonder if there is anything they can do for Bernie. He has brought down the wrath of the Messiah on himself.
And the destruction of the American dollar continues....
Can you imagine what the oil speculators had to pay to get the Iranian military to pull of that stunt?
I don't get it... the price of gold hasn't gone anywhere according to kitco.com... I sort of expected a rise in gold when the Feds bail out Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae...
It's only money.
They are probably sticking it to the short sellers.
The fake missile launch or the fake news of IDF staged at US bases in Iraq?
tropical system getting organized in the mid Atlantic, conditions very favorable for development..some long range models and current upper air pattern suggest that it will move into the carribean then maybe the into the gulf
They have a great gig, their profit is privatized but their risk is socialized. Beautiful for all except the taxpayers.
If we're going to rescue Fannie and Freddie, then we need a **PUBLIC** audit of their books.
The bonuses that they have paid out to Democratic Party political hacks need to highlighted, too.
They should bail them out, only if Franklin Raines and Jamie Gorelick are forced to return the money they essentially stole from the shareholders.
Is this good or bad???
There's always someone looking to dump some bad debt caused by poor decisions on the US taxpayers. God forbid they'd actually have to be RESPONSIBLE for themselves for a change.
I saw an expert on Cavuto a while back say one storm in the Gulf and you'll see gas at $10 a gallon. I wonder what the price has to be for minimum wage workers to say, "That's it. I can't afford to go to work".
|we need a **PUBLIC** audit of their books.
Why not use the audited financials in their 10-K? That's a public document, right on the web. For free.
It's bad. This morning the news was that Treasury would explain that everything was okay and there was no need to panic. Now they've moved on to needing to "do" something to prevent the panic. 3 billion in short term bonds goes on sale tomorrow, as scheduled, and if there are no buyers, then there is a significant problem.
Not to worry, though. These corporations are backed by the earning power of the US taxpayers.
Because I don't trust what's been put together in private.
Fannie and Freddie need new audits, done in full public view.
That's not a lot to ask.
And the taxpayer(s-) get the shaft again, and again......
GM and Ford are next. Both are near death at this moment, with their bonds trading like junk and their stocks nearly worthless.
I already have people turning down jobs 15 miles from home that pay $15 because, after gas, they don't think it's worth it.
"New regulatory controls" always scare me. Could someone explain to me just how much the Federal Reserve is a government agency, and how much it is a private company? Because I especially don't like a private company being in charge of regulation.
Sadly enough you are right since it was the Federal Government helping promote this issue with inane laws dictating that loans need to be given even to those not capable of personally handling the loans that they WANT.
Hundredth verse, same as the first.
I can't figure out anymore why futures keep going up. Futures go up because of tensions with Iran, futures go up when we discover Iran is bluffing in the stupidest way. I don't think there is rhyme or reason to it anymore.
Soon to be worth much less....
Between the borrowers and lenders, everyone else lived the high life while you and I stayed in our modest, affordable homes and now we get to bail them out. Yay us.
I don't think we should help the foreclosure problem or the banks that got in this mess.
Perhaps inflation is thought to be even more important than the Iranian situation?
Audits are done by public accountants who are certified to perform them. What other audit do you propose?
You bring too light a very dangerous fiscal disaster on the horizon. Welfare rolls are cheaper than "pay-roll's" for the low income sorts that "WERE" working for their role in the economy.
Works for me; take away all their money too;
And find a taxpayer who, in the long run, is going to be better off because of the continued government bailouts of poorly run and managed companies.
"Treasury, Fed move to rescue Fannie and Freddie"
Obama isn't going to bring us Socialism. It's already here IN FREAKIN' SPADES!
With the stimulus package and recent string of bailouts I'd swear we are in the midst of a second "New Deal." I wonder if that is such a bad thing considering that there is so much uncertainty in virtually every sector of the economy. Let the executive and legislative branches kick a little ass and protect American interests through strategic initiatives that helps US in the short and long term.
People practice one entry accounting. They pretend every raise they ever got was merited as a real increase, but the nasty financiers and gubmint went and mucked everything up and took half of it back through inflation and what-not. Nobody ever thinks the first part was about as much due to more money sloshing around as to anything they did themselves.
Its only paper, print more and bail everything out.lets send everyone a check for $1,000,000 and end the recession right now!
Everyone is still trying to pretend we can just wish it all away and ignore it and do whatever we like. But meanwhile, at present prices the proven oil reserves of just the countries on the southern side of the Persian gulf, are worth more than all the world's stock markets, combined. A few hundred Arab princes can buy our entire financial system tomorrow for a song, if they decide they want to.
Ignoring it just means surrendering and losing, it won't make any of it go away.
The Treasury may not let them fail, but in doing so I hope the equity is wiped out or minimized to $1.00.
It is not oil speculators. It was Putin, Chavez, and the Ayatollah who liked the dog and pony show.
If nobody attacks Iran's nuclear program, Iran will get nukes and use them - and oil will be going up like a rocket the entire time. Along the way, Arab oil money will buy the entire modern west and we will all have the choice of working for them forever, or trashing capitalism to take it back.
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Working Toward a Nuclear-Weapons-Free Mideast (LobeLog)
Should Obama Visit Marshall Islands? (Honolulu Civil Beat)
North Korea makes another failed attempt to launch ballistic missile (The Guardian)
Deadline nears, focus moves towards forming unified front on N.K. sanctions (Yonhap News Agency)
China denies media report of secret nuclear deal with N. Korea (Yonhap News Agency)
Military experts condemn Khan's sabre-rattling on nuclear capacity (The Hindu)
Obama visit highlighted differences in Japan and U.S. over 'an apology' (Japan Times)
The danger of nuclear war between the US, China (The Herald)
China underscores nuclear weapons as "foundation" of its security (The Hankyoreh)
Citing rules to suit its ends (Hindustan Times)
War not a solution between India, Pakistan, issues can be resolved through talks: Pak High Commissioner Abdul Basit (Zee News)
Indian Ocean Power Struggle: Pakistan Responding India (Voice of Journalists)
Pakistan's recurring and sedulous nuclear threats to India (Meri News)
UK's role in dropping the atomic bomb (The Guardian)
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Ryan Sturdivan shot a 3-under-par 141 for 36 holes to win the Class 1A district golf title and lead Woodland to the team title Tuesday at Tumwater Valley Golf Course.
Sturdivan followed up his 2-under 70 on Monday with a 1-under 71 to beat John Sand of Hoquiam by eight strokes.
Woodland dominated the team standings with 87.5 points, easily outdistancing Rochester and Hoquiam at 31 each.
Woodland's Tanner Huddleston (150) tied for third and Hayden Huddleston (154) was fifth. Jon Watts (ninth, 165) and Dalton Burnett (10th, 175) also qualified for next spring's state tournament for Woodland.
Also advancing to state were Clayton Rajewich of King's Way Christian (155), who tied for sixth, and La Center's Dustin Ell (14th, 177), who placed 14th.
Cross country
• Said Guernali, Jordan Moore and Levi Sparks led the Union boys to a 26-33 win over Camas to capture the 4A Greater St. Helens League dual-meet title at 5-0.
• Austin Blankenship coasted to an easy 41-second victory to lead the Columbia River boys to a 5-0 season in the 3A GSHL with wins over Prairie and Hudson's Bay.
• Alissa Pudlitzke and Marley LeFore led the Camas girls to a 26-32 win over Union to help seal a 5-0 season in the 4A GSHL.
• Nicole Goecke won in 18:51 at Vancouver Lake as Prairie finished 5-0 in the 3A GSHL with wins over Columbia River at Hudson's Bay.
Stars of the day
- Shannon Boyle, Ridgefield volleyball, had 22 kills, 7 blocks, 13 digs in a straight-set win over R.A. Long.
- Lauren Harris, Camas volleyball, had 21 kills, leading the Papermakers to a win over Battle Ground in a key 4A GSHL matchup. The two teams came into the night tied with Skyview and Union for first place, each with 3-1 records.
- Megan LaFond, Union volleyball, had 33 kills — yes, 33 — as the Titans survived a five-game thriller against Skyview. Union won two of its games in extended play, winning 30-28 in Game 2, and then 16-14 in the deciding game.
- Bridget Sorenson, Heritage volleyball, had 15 digs and three service points as the Timberwolves beat Evergreen for their first league win of the season.
- GG Eastman, Prairie volleyball, had 24 assists, 16 digs, eight kills and three aces as Prairie beat Mountain View.
- Taylor Erickson, Hockinson volleyball, had seven kills, four digs, two aces and a block as Hockinson beat Washougal.
- Emma Yates, La Center volleyball, had 30 assists, nine digs and three aces as the Wildcats won on the road at White Salmon.
- Dianne Walter, King's Way Christian volleyball, had 11 kills, nine blocks and three digs in King's Way's win over Stevenson.
- Nicolette Nesbitt, Woodland volleyball, had 11 kills, 19 assists, six digs, three aces and two blocks in Woodland's win over Toledo.
- Taylor Kernion, Skyviewsoccer, scored Skyview's lone goal as the Storm moved into a three-way tie for first in the 4A GSHL.
- Jessica Flanagan, Woodland soccer, scored a hat trick in a 6-1 win over Seton Catholic.
- Jessie Wilmoth, Mountain View soccer, had two goals and an assist as the Thunder rallied to beat Kelso 8-4.
- Madison Reynolds, Columbia River soccer, scored two goals as Columbia River beat Prairie 4-0 to remain unbeaten on the season.
- Grace Adams, Woodland soccer, had two goals and two assists in a 6-1 win over Seton Catholic.
- Taryn Ries, Ridgefield soccer, had two goals and an assist in a 4-0 win over R.A. Long.


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Stay two nights this summer and your 3rd night is on us!Details »
This program is truly designed to be quick and easy. Our progressive curriculum focuses on the basic skills you need to get down the mountain safely, at your own pace. Featuring Rossignol development ski and snowboard equipment, the Ski-4-FREE in 3 ski or board package includes three days of instruction, equipment rentals and lift tickets. Sign up for the Ski-4-FREE in 3 package and start having fun on the slopes.
For more info contact us at 208-255-3070 or email@example.com.
Registration is now open for the Nice Turns Spring Session!
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You can also register by phone 208-255-3070 or stop by the Ski and Ride Center in person.
Need more infromation about Nice Turns? Just scroll down a little farther and you'll see all the program details.
The perfect program for kids who are graduating out of Funatics. This 8 week program combines clinics on instructing techniques with real life lesson shadows. Participants need to be solid intermediate level skiers. This year it is only available for skiers, but we may add a snowboard option in the future if there is interest.
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Congrats on your baby! Lots of us heart moms here, and while it's not fun before surgery, life post-op is really, really normal. Abigail had a partial AV canal surgery, which could wait until she was 3. She was only in the hospital for just over 2 days. Our kids and strong and resilient! Babies with DS tend to do really, really well with heart surgery.
Amy, Mom to Emily (2000) and Abigail (2003 wiT21, partial AV canal, repaired)
My little guy was born with 2 VSD's. One of them closed on its own, but the other will likely need surgery within a year. But even so, he's doing great. The VSD didn't affect his birth at all, he's nursing beautifully (with a few trips to the lactation consultant), and his overall health is really good. We do watch things closely. Last week he had several episodes where his face, hands, and feet turned a little bit blue so we had him in to check things out. We see his cardiologist in 2 weeks and will know a lot more after that.
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New light display in Seminole is example of Oklahoma communities coming together for holiday celebrations
SEMINOLE — Boxers, bulldogs and bassets were lined up waiting to be judged during Seminole Main Street's Santa Paws costume contest.
Some pet handlers were sipping hot chocolate while nearby, children to seniors were waiting to board the tram. It's an 18-foot trailer with seats along both sides pulled by a small John Deere tractor and decorated with strands of Christmas lights.
As a little band played, the tennis shoes and boots worn by onlookers tapped to the sound of "Hark the Herald Angels Sing."
And yet, these are just the frills at the "Snowman Wonderland," sponsored by the Seminole Lions Club. The lights are what got all this started — just about six months ago.
The holiday revelers were between an oversized "Peeking Snowman" atop the west end roof of the Donald W. Reynolds Wellness Center, 1001 E Strother Ave., and 60 lighted Christmas displays along both ends of an outdoor walking track.
All across Oklahoma there are communities that come together to celebrate the holidays with light displays or other events. In some cases those have been going on for years. Others, such as that of the Seminole Lions Club, are in their rookie campaign. Nonetheless, the celebrations are often examples of Oklahomans uniting to provide something many can enjoy.
Neil Craig, a resident of Seminole for 33 years, is an insurance agent and a member of the Lion's Club.
Craig's leading the Snowman Wonderland charge, and charging hard.
"The city manager Steve Saxon is from Chickasha and he knew the worth of a good exhibit and what it did for the town and community and how it brought it together," Craig said. "They wanted to start off kind of slow here, 10 or 12 displays, and see where it would go from there. I kind of felt like we ought to be able to at least double that because people in this community always come together to support you."
Santa's busy
At Seminole, Santa and his reindeer are in motion, taking off and then soaring past an oil derrick in a display on the north end. Santa's also driving a truck hauling a large present, playing football and skiing behind a boat.
He's prominent in others as well, but certainly not all the displays.
While one display spells out "Rejoice," another is that of a cross with a wreath on it.
Visitors can walk across a lighted bridge to an island to view a tall Christmas tree.
Members of a Lions Club committee went out and started talking to businesses, individuals and groups, showing them a catalog of displays.
Some people sponsored displays as memorials to loved ones. Businesses showed their support for the community by buying one or even two displays.
The Lions Club sold 12 displays.
Then it sold 12 more.
"The first thing we knew, we ended up with 60," Craig said. "We finally had to stop because the lady who makes them in Chickasha with her husband, just couldn't produce any more. We had really wanted to stop back in September, but once people knew about it, it just kind of snowballed."
Their community
The Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Snowman Wonderland made its debut in this community of about 7,400 people.
There is no charge for admission to Snowman Wonderland.
People can take a walking path stroll from 6 to 10 nightly through Jan. 3. However, each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday through Dec. 20, the Lions Club will operate the tram, allowing visitors to ride along the walking track to view the displays. And on those three nights of each week, different groups and/or businesses present different activities. The Santa Paws contest has been held, but there are more activities to come.
Ernie Willis, emergency management director for the city of Seminole, has lived here for 35 years. Willis proudly began naming some of the many things his hometown offers. With his right index finger, he started numbering them off, tapping on his pinkie, ring, middle and then index finger. Skipping his thumb, he began again and named more.
Willis, also a member of the Lions Club, arrives each night around 5:30.
"I came out the other night and as I plugged in the lights on the gingerbread house," Willis said, "two cars pulled in and stopped. There were eight people who jumped out of the two cars, six kids and two adults. People love it."
Craig said that in addition to the overwhelming support of the community, city employees and inmates from Davis Correctional at Holdenville worked diligently to have the Snowman Wonderland ready by late November.
More to offer
Organizers also see the holiday light display as a way to bring more attention to the Seminole's wellness center, whose name is derived from a $7.9 million "Community Centers Initiative" given to the city by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation.
The 39,000-square-foot center includes two basketball courts, an indoor walking track, workout areas with fitness equipment and free weights, three meeting rooms, a kitchen and much more.
"This is a great location because of the center and the outdoor walking track," Craig said. "This is already a success because people can't believe the number of displays we have for our first get-together. I think we'll add on to it. Oh, I know we will, because we had people who did not get to sponsor one that wanted to. I just think it's something that will highlight our community and bring visitors to our town.
"It shows what Seminole's about — togetherness."


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This analysis is based on a 90-day chart. Couldn't locate a Yahoo symbol to get charts for gold & silver directly, used GLD & SLV as proxies
Noticed that the gap between gold & silver performance has closed, both seem to be back in synch now. Just seemed a little strange there for a while to see SLW & gold taking off without silver.
Primary driver for rise in PM's is recent weakness in the USD; two other purely technical drivers were the solid breakouts above the 200-dma and short covering. Shorts are on the sidelines for now so I wouldn't expect any more support next week from covering activity. But USD weakness is expected to continue well into next week, this should bode well for PM's. Some interesting reading out on the Kitco site.
And what's driving down the USD? Weak economic data & loss of confidence. Go to a website called dailyfx for an in depth explanation of what's happening. In a nutshell: USD is weak due to soft economic & labor data, treasuries affected as well, 10-year note yields took sharp drop.
Thousands of algorithms are quietly munching on terabytes of data tonight as they "see" all these trend-lines being broken & deciding what automated trades to put on during the first 3-seconds of the open in the morning. Markets getting EXTREMELY sensitive to ANY kind of economic report these days. Money flowing into PM's, Yen, Euro & industrial metals like copper.
S&P still under accumulation but volume doesn't seem all that impressive when compared to past run-ups. Still, the SPY will probably continue to go up next week. Due to zero-interest rates, institutions hold very little cash for any length of time. So when I see money flowing into PM's I have to ask myself, "Gee, where's it all coming from?" Smart $$ is quietly exiting equities.
Ya think maybe the shorts missed their only chance?
There's our big black (or red) confirmation candle, this completes the 3-candle series that began with a Doji Star -- the up-trend is broken. Upside momentum broke as well, money flow waffled & began moving sideways back on the 12th, that's when I became suspicious of this mini-rally.
Now what? First question: what would put traders back into a buying mood? Economic data released to-date says the economy either totally sucks or is just limping along, Traders know this so I think it's already kinda priced in. We saw a nice little rally here -- ($20 to $25, or 25% in about 60 days! Even selling @ $24 still gives you a gain of 20%.
TIME TO RING THE CASH REGISTER! Unless some geopolitical disaster comes up before the end of the week (I thought the Jamaican Bobsled team might rock the world by finishing in the top 15,but they just missed it at 29th place), I'm not seeing anything that might push SLW higher for now; it will be a whole new game next week after Friday's options expry.
I'm guessing there's a better than even chance we could close pretty close to $24 on Friday. The second bet
would be some sideways churning (candle spindle-tops) in the $24 - $24.75 area. No fancy analysis, just a gut feeling. Either way, with a 20-25% profit under my belt, I'd rather be a seller than a buyer at this point.
Thoughts on today's candlestick. Only one down day, does not a trend make.
Do you have a downside target?
Tonight I'm looking at SLW's relative strength indicator (now nearing 80%). Many times and RSI 80% means the stock is technically over-bought; that does NOT mean that it may go down any time soon, but it IS an early warning that any existing trend may breakdown or at least be interrupted for a bit.
Let's look at a 5-yr chart: SLW's RSI hit the 80% mark only five times in the past 5 years. May, Sept. & Nov. of 2010 (during the great PM bull-run) and Aug. & Sep. 2012. In all three cases from 2010, RSI highs the existing positive trend broke, prices paused & the trend continued. By the Fall, though, the long-terms trend finally exhausted into a series of violent whipsaw actions driven largely by debt / QE issues here and in Europe.
Looking at the Fall of 2012 we see prices flat-lining shortly after the RSI hit 80%. We see a clear loss of momentum and all kinds of so-so to just plain ugly candle patterns forming -- then the bottom fell out Last Sept. we saw the RSI hit the 70% area and, once again, prices dropped.
So, this tells me high RSI's (for this stock anyway) at the very least portends some sideways movement until the up-trend either continues or breaks down altogether. A hint as to what might happen may be contained in the money flow index. High RSI's that occur during periods of strong positive money flow usually resolve into a brief sideways movement in price until the up-trend continues. High RSI's occurring during periods of flat or declining money flow seem to predict prices going down.
The current trend at an RSI near 80% has strong momentum but the money flow doesn't strike me as all that impressive when compared to past occasions when we saw aggressive inflows of new money. I'm not seeing any significant institutional participation here, I think this is strictly a knee-jerk trader-driven rally based on dollar weakness. If so, I'd expect some profit-taking very soon -- maybe right before or right after options expry.


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I don't mind sharing what I know. I don't mind comforting the fearful. But you've resorted to insults towards me... for no reason. I am out. Sorry you didn't take time to learn a little.
I don't mind sharing what I know. I don't mind comforting the fearful. But you've resorted to insults towards me... for no reason. I am out. Sorry you didn't take time to learn a little.
we dont have a strong farming industry in the city I live in now, but I grow as much of my own food as I can and spend my saturday mornings at the farmers market buying organic produce and talking to farmers. And, being the anti american socialist that hates gmo, I avoid church.
If you don't think soy can have negative consequences on men I suggest you do more reading. The evidence is compelling that is raises estradiol levels.
Admittedly this is a high dose but:
Dr. Steven Zeisel at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in which male patients were given 300- to 600-mg doses of soy isoflavone. Some of the symptoms experienced by the subjects included breast enlargement, nipple discharge, and a decrease in testosterone levels.
I don't feel like finding the studies, but I have done extensive reading on impacts on e2 levels and I avoid soy. Maybe I am just coo coo for coco puffs
Read more: The Effects of Taking Soy Isoflavones on Men | eHow
Lastly Mendel's experiment is about recessive and dominant genes. He did not produce bean plants with a new trait. He merely find out how to reproduced a particular trait that already existed. For a new trait to occur through natural mutation it takes many years.
65% of all statistics are made up on the spot. - DD
Even Monsanto themselves admit to genetically modifying the plant genome to resist herbicide chemicals...
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Unless you are vegan might I suggest goats'' milk? For many years I refused cows' milk due to the snotting effect. However for various reasons I am now drinking organic goats' milk powder from Netherlands. A bit dear in Malaysia where I bought mine from CARING PHARMACY at USD18 for 500 gm
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I think this fear of soy thing is stupid. But as a possible alternative, coconut milk is pretty good.
But, ALWAYS stay away from processed soy products -- especially concentrated soy protein extracts.
But isn't that true of MOST foods? Cow's milk for instance has many positive qualities that promote health and well being. It also has many negative qualities that promote chronic diseases. And then you get the food manipulators extracting and concentrating 'this' from it or 'that' from it -- and (mostly) its disadvantages become concentrated as well...
We REALLY need to get away from the all or nothing thinking that THIS food is all healthy and THAT food is all unhealthy... Both nature as a whole and our physiology in particular are just simply too complex for that kind of thinking to be valid.
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BTW Centurion you'd be easier to trade posts with if you stuck to one screen name.
If anybody has lactose intolerance then the best alternative would be to just get some
brown rice/pea protein powder and mix it with water. It's a lot better then soy
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There are way too many environmental factors that might affect claimed lowered testosterone levels, and sheeting the cause home to one single element, soy, is stretching the rubber band to breaking point.
How about trying the concept that lower physical activity and obesity in general are primary causes?
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I also have to laugh a little. Soy, as far as I can tell, plays a significant role in the Eastern diet. Yet I don't see too many men with the symptoms of soy overload when I visit there.
Start here with this admittedly blog post, but still helps get some idea on the emphasis on soy in many Asian diets:
Dream. Dare. Do.
For oriental people soy is just normal food and they don't make a big deal about it...OTOH we westerners jump on a marketing bandwagon and try to make soy products into some miracle food with supernatural healing powers...And BTW the book China Study is inaccurate, biased and way off the mark.
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It's a shame. If the Japanese would just stop eating so much soy, they would likely go from having the world's 2nd highest life expectancy to just living forever.
List of countries by life expectancy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Adults doesn't need to drink milk. Instead you can eat dairy products like cheese, yogourt, kefir...
"Because its cheap and has certain functional properties, soybean oil and soy protein have found their way into all sorts of processed foods, so most people in the U.S. are consuming significant amounts of soy without even knowing about it."
We avoid processed oils like canola, corn, and soybean (which are high in Omega 6 fatty acids)... and wonder how many people realize how much soybean oil they are consuming ?
Also note that much of the positive press on the benefits of soy come from soy producers...
Soy milk is minimally processed in comparison to what has to be done to extract oil, eating soybeans would be preferable to having it slipped into your food and if a child is not lactose intolerant or has access to mother's milk, why would you give them soy based formula ?
Our children never saw formula in their lives.
I think that the phytoestrogens in soy can cause more problems for women than they do men since they are more receptive and affected by estrogen, or the phytoestrogen from soy... my wife could not eat much soy because it aggravated female issues and would limit her fermented soy intake as well.
If I eat any quantity of soy I become an unpleasant individual to be around as it does not agree with me.
I certainly believe that any industry that is being attacked ad nauseum should do something such as its own research to counter the hysteria that is whipped up about it...the type of inaccurate, plainly inconsistent and often outright mischievous hysteria that emerges time and again in threads on this forum. Often all based on a research pool of n=1.
Dream. Dare. Do.
In other cases it can relieve symptoms and again, this stems from the phytoestrogen found in soy.
It is strongly suggested that infants should not be fed soy formula unless they have issues with cow's milk or are not breastfeeding as they are much more sensitive to the effects of soy than adults and consume much larger quantities when they are nursing.
Do you suffer from such an extreme case cognitive dissonance to not recognize that this might be a problem ?
Soy is second to corn as a cash crop in the U.S. (if we exclude cannabis) and it is big business with sales of soy based products topping 5 billion dollars a year, the U.S. is also the world's largest producer of soybeans which can also lay claim to being the most genetically modified crop on the planet because Monsanto is in the business of selling Roundup.
I call this healthy skepticism... not hysteria.


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I just love how a photo can change everything: He doesn't look 16 at all here, but you can tell his youth much better in the other images. Particularly in "absolute category" done for show: where he lacks the "filled in" quality the other men have. Very interesting to see that difference Would be cool to see the comparison if he keeps it all up, and you're there to take a photo of him when he's a grown man.
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Trying Helios 44 lens on X-E1
I recently found an old Helios 44 58mm f/2 lens that I inherited from my parents long time ago. Decided to give it a try on X-E1 and compare to kit 18-55. So, with the help of a cheap adapter, I got the results below (both unedited out-of-camera JPEGs, shot with f/5.6)
Image from 18-55 looks much more colorful, 'contrasty' and overall much more impressive. What is interesting though is that Helios image is equally sharp, and might even be sharper (I tried hard to focus very accurately onto the same spot). And bokeh looks nicer too.
So, kudos to an old and very, very cheap lens. Still, not going to see much use I think
mrstone's gear list:mrstone's gear list
Fujifilm X-E1 Fujifilm XF 18-55mm F2.8-4 R LM OIS Fujifilm 50-230mm +1 more
Fujifilm X-E1
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