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With the arrival of September and the return to school, parents are looking for ideas to fill those lunch boxes. Pack your kids up with mini portions of this apple-almond cobbler, and you'll get major bonus points. Apples are in season and you can't go wrong with all the apple varieties on offer.
Apple-Almond Cobbler
- 5 cups apples (thinly sliced)
- 3/4 cup almonds (finely chopped)
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon or nutmeg (ground)
- 1 cup flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 egg (beaten)
- 1/2 cup evaporated milk
- 1/3 cup plus 2 tablespoons butter (melted)
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees
Using two tablespoons of butter, lightly grease a round glass baking dish, such as an 8-inch pie or cake dish. Place the apples in the prepared pan, skin side down in a radial pattern. You may need to cut some apple pieces to fully fill the center of the pan. Sprinkle the apples with 1/2 cup of the almonds.
In a small bowl stir together 1/4 cup of sugar and 1/2 tsp of cinnamon, sprinkle over the apples and almonds. In a medium mixing bowl stir together the flour, 1/2 cup of sugar, and baking powder. In a small mixing bowl combine the egg, evaporated milk and melted butter or margarine. Stir into the flour mixture until smooth. Pour evenly over apples. Sprinkle with remaining almonds.
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OU football: Kameel Jackson provides Sooners' latest Twitter fiasco
PLANO, Texas — Twitter can be a wonderful thing.
It's the way millions of people receive their news, connect with old friends and make new ones.
It's also a way for sports fans to speak directly to — and experience the thrill of being spoken to by — their favorite athletes.
But aspects of Twitter can and have given Bob Stoops plenty of headaches.
Jaz Reynolds tweeting insensitive comments in the aftermath of a shooting in Austin, Texas.
Kenny Stills complaining about compliance.
Tony Jefferson lamenting his lack of a spot on the All-Big 12 team.
And the latest Twitter fiasco in Soonerland: Kameel Jackson's impulsive announcement that he was transferring to Texas A&M.
Jackson was one of four Sooners suspended indefinitely by Stoops for violating team rules. The suspensions were handed down before Jackson's Twitter announcement, which didn't mention why he suddenly wanted out of Norman.
"He shouldn't be on Twitter when he's making a foolish statement," Stoops said last week before speaking at the Sooner Caravan in Plano. "He's making a statement that he shouldn't be making when he's already been suspended for eight or 10 games. He didn't detail that on his Twitter."
Trey Franks, Quentin Hayes and Jaz Reynolds were removed from their scholarships, but Stoops allowed Jackson to work through summer school.
"'Since I can't play this year, maybe I'll go somewhere else,'" Stoops said when describing Jackson's thought process. "Then he decides, or realizes, he'll have to sit out next year too (if he transfers).
"That isn't why he's coming back; maybe parents or other influences realize, 'It's all your fault. If you want to go to class and do simple things that you're able to do, you can play here.'"
Texas A&M was reportedly unaware of Jackson's intent to transfer, and uninterested in having him transfer.
Two days after Jackson's tweet, Stoops announced the four players' suspensions, and about a week later, the sophomore-to-be tweeted he'd stay at OU after all, adding that his suspension was because he was missing too much class.
"It's the unfortunate reality of Twitter, where you have young people who shouldn't have them when they're not in a position that they have solid decisions in their mind," Stoops said.
If Jackson is able to return to the field this season, it could be a big boost for an OU team suddenly lacking experienced wideouts.
He started two games and played in 11 as a true freshman, finishing with 12 receptions for 165 yards.
"There's no guarantee for the fall," Stoops said. "That'll be my decision, and it was my decision to allow him to at least work through summer to see where he'll be. If he isn't going to do things like our entire team does, it'll be my decision and he won't be here.
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Scott Beck, the chambers executive director, owns a bookstore in a neighboring building that was rebuilt after a fire in 2000. He knows how much work it will take just to stabilize the building.
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WASHINGTON—The Obama administration asked a military appeals court to uphold the convictions of Osama bin Laden's former driver and his videographer, echoing Bush administration assertions of broad government power to use military tribunals for offenses not traditionally recognized as war crimes.
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The arguments came at separate hearings Tuesday in the cases of the driver, Salim Hamdan, and videographer Ali al-Bahlul, who are the only two detainees from the U.S. base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to be tried and convicted by a military commission. Military convictions are automatically appealed.
Recalling positions asserted by the administration of former President George W. Bush, prosecution lawyers Tuesday argued that military commissions, like combat operations, should be considered part of the government's war power to subdue the enemy.
Attorneys for the two men contended before the Court of Military Commission Review that neither man's work for the al Qaeda leader could be considered a war crime. The cases should have been tried in a civilian federal court, defense attorneys argued.
Both men are Yemenis who were captured after the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Mr. Hamdan, who cooperated extensively with U.S. investigators, asserted he was simply an employee who had no role in any of Mr. bin Laden's terrorist plots.
A military jury at Guantanamo Bay believed him, and after a 2008 trial acquitted him of terrorist conspiracy charges. He was convicted of providing material support for terrorism, but the jury sentenced him to only six months beyond the time he already spent in detention. He was returned to Yemen a year ago.
Mr. Bahlul, by contrast, is a committed jihadist who has boasted of his al Qaeda affiliation. The principal charge against him involved his production of a two-hour al Qaeda recruiting video that glorified the 2000 suicide bombing of the American destroyer Cole in Yemen.
Mr. Bahlul refused to mount a defense or accept an American lawyer, and was convicted in 2008 of conspiracy, solicitation of murder and providing material support to terrorism. He received a life sentence.
Both men were convicted under the 2006 Military Commissions Act, which Congress adopted after the Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Bush lacked unilateral authority to create an offshore military tribunal system to try foreign nationals.
A lawyer appointed to represent Mr. Bahlul, Michel Paradis, argued that the allegations weren't traditionally considered war crimes under international law, and thus Congress in 2006 couldn't retroactively make them so. International law strongly discourages viewing conspiracy as a war crime. Providing material support for terrorism, while a domestic U.S. crime since the 1990s, has never been considered a war crime, he said.
A prosecution lawyer, Navy Capt. Edward White, said Congress wasn't limited by international law, but could derive separate offenses from a distinct "American common law of war."
While "material support for terrorism" might not be a term used in previous war crimes trials, the court shouldn't rigidly adhere to "formality," said another prosecution lawyer, retired Army Col. Fran Gilligan.
The chief military prosecutor, Navy Capt. John F. Murphy, rejected that charge. "We certainly believe that Congress did and should look to international law" in framing war crimes, he said.
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Neither defendant was present at the hearings, but Charles Schmitz, who served as Mr. Hamdan's interpreter during Guantanamo proceedings, attended. Although Mr. Hamdan now is free, Mr. Schmitz said it was important to him to clear the conviction.
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The term is often used by Effective/Vehicular Cycling ideologues when championing their distaste for bicycling facilities, because anything that they think might slow them down from maximum speed is considered not conducive to "efficient" cycling. In other words, speed/"efficiency" is their top priority at all times.
i'm a monderman fan even though i lean towards "low car" or "car free" zones. (i don't need a car...so why would anyone else? )
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
spare wheel shamelessly and fallaciously groups arterial roads in with greenway space, and shows just how fringe the argument is. Willing to defend the proud and confident style of vehikularism amist arterial vehicle traffic and all its attendant negative externalities; namely, a lack of people cycling! - in a discussion of dutch cycling method and result.
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"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
not me, you were the poster first claiming arterial roads in portland were NW woonerven
i made a somwhat flippant comment about "15-25 mph" arterials that you have desperately attempted to twist into something else. it was you that brought up sandy, mlk, and powell, not i. are mlk, sandy, and powell 15-25 mph roads? nope.
for once you are not misrepresenting what i stated. i am a fan of well-designed bike lanes. in particular, buffered and colored lanes.then you lamented the lack of bike lanes on the same roads.
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riiiight. Might want to check that feint with Roger Geller at the Portland Department of Transportation.
I imagine spare wheel, being from portland, has read PDOTs' excellent monograph the four types of cyclist
the strong and confident are fully represented out in portland. major hurdles remain in developing a city where more riders ride, not just those willing to 'take the lane' on arterial roads around portland.
Expecting a significant upswing in strong and confident riders willing to simply 'take the lane' in Portland is a classic example of the vehicularist fallacy that has left America a dismally ridden nation.
The dutch do it much better. Portland, NYC, Denver, Minneapolis, are all on the right track, but more clearly needs to be done.
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"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
i am absolutely not fearless. geller's stereotype was designed to denigrate. geller is intentionally trying to cast anyone who criticizes his brand of advocacy as some sort of ninja fixie rider scofflaw. this seems to be the recurring theme in these debates. when a cyclist actually dares to criticize poorly-designed infrastructure they are often cast as some sort of foaming at the mouth extremist.
and when human beings die due to poorly designed "european" (sarcasm) infrastructure the problem is that cyclists are riding too fast:
god forbid that cyclist might actually want to cycle under the speed limit. that is clearly too fast for conditions.The 85% speed* for cyclists observed overtaking right-turning vehicles was approximately 18 mph, which we find to be fast speed for the condition.
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Also don't confuse or conflate "strong and confident" cyclists with Foresters "effective" cycling bunch; not all "strong and confident" cyclists buy into the ideology espoused by the effective cycling guru.
the black and white absolutism of your statement is a sight to behold. the fact that i have seen an increase in the number of cyclists taking the lane is simply not permitted in your narrow vision of cycling. i can visualize you stamping your foot at the bottom of the hawthorne bridge while screaming at cyclists to stay in the bike lane.Expecting a significant upswing in strong and confident riders willing to simply 'take the lane' in Portland is a classic example of the vehicularist fallacy that has left America a dismally ridden nation.
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Its not strong and confident. It's strong and fearless.
In other words, people like beks are "enthusiastic and confident" while people who criticise geller and other so-called advocates look like this:
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alternately, trying to see Portland break double digit cycling, in aspiration of participation akin to the dutch.Originally Posted by spare_wheel
never going to get portland to double digits. i'm happy there's more riders 'taking the lane by the strong and the fearless' but it never will, by all accounts, account for siginificant growth in cycling.Originally Posted by spare_wheel
it wasn't in amsterdam, and it won't in portland.
would you make up your mind already? Are they woonerven, or do they need bikelanes? My, your position on arterial roads is chronically muddled.Originally Posted by spare_wheel
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"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
imo, it is so called advocates who would rather focus on meandering greenways instead of painting nice wide buffered bike lanes on busy commercial roads that are muddled.
to quote rex burkholder (current metro councillor and bike transportation alliance founder):
"Its [sic] a wonder what will happen when you actually make cycling a priority rather than "accommodating" cyclists. In Portland, we have unfortunately stalled and the City, with the acquiescence of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance, are pursuing a separate but unequal strategy of designating side streets as bike boulevards...
... When I helped found and led the BTA in the 1990s, I thought it would take twenty years to get to Dutch cycling levels and preached patience. Well, twenty years have passed and we're not even close. For example, if I want to ride from downtown to the Hawthorne district, I lose my lane and am encouraged to detour a half mile out of direction to a bike boulevard..
The simple act of turning four lane roads into three lanes with bike lanes would improve travel for everyone, even car traffic but is seen as an insufferable loss by the traffic engineers and the motorists. This is why Minneapolis took our "Best Cycling City" crown away. The Minne Mayor is committed to using the ROW better, not kowtowing to old paradigms."
so, more concessions cyclists taking the lane isn't the solution. wow, such a retreat. arterial roads aren't woonerven after all!
"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
Just so we know what we are talking about, this is an example of how a woonerf looks like in the Netherlands: http://goo.gl/maps/YEVdd
It is just totally irrelevant to speak about how this infrastructure slows down bicycles. First of all it hardly slows down bicycles and secondly these are living areas where all traffic has just left home or is just coming home and typically is part of the first or last 30 seconds of the trip. Why should you want/need to drive/ride at top speed right up to your drive way?


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All six of Johnson County's public school districts canceled school Tuesday after a morning snowstorm blew through central Indiana.
Officials at several school districts originally delayed the start of school by two hours. But classes were called off after area superintendents saw that blowing snow was limiting visibility, meaning bus drivers, parents and students wouldn't be able to travel safely.
"It was going to be eventually passing us, but unfortunately the two-hour window wasn't enough for us this time," Franklin Superintendent David Clendening said.
Greenwood schools has now missed three days of school because of winter weather, Clark-Pleasant and Franklin have missed four days, and Center Grove and Edinburgh have missed five. School districts have applied for a waiver from the Indiana Department of Education so they won't have to make up two of the days missed because of the snowstorm and subzero temperatures that came through central Indiana two weeks ago.
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At Franklin, students will have to attend class on May 27, the day after Memorial Day, Clendening said. Clark-Pleasant students will be in school May 30, which is Whiteland Community High School's commencement, Superintendent Patrick Spray said.
Both Clendening and Spray are hopeful they won't have to cancel any more school this school year. But with frigid temperatures expected for the rest of the week and more snow expected this weekend, they know additional cancellations are a possibility.
If that happens, school officials will need to consider whether to keep adding makeup days to the end of the school year or whether to find a way to include them elsewhere in the school year. More snow days could mean moving the graduation date for Whiteland, Spray said.
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The blowing snow and falling temperatures caused dangerous driving conditions across much of central Indiana. All lanes of Interstate 65 south of Johnson County, between the U.S. 31 exit at Taylorsville and the exit for Memphis, Ind., were closed for part of Tuesday because of buildups of ice and snow and several crashes, including a semitrailer rig that crashed near Jonesville, according to an Indiana Department of Transportation news release.
Few accidents were reported on local streets.
High temperatures for the rest of this week are expected to be in the teens, and central Indiana could see another 1 to 3 inches of snow Friday and Saturday night. If that happens, the Indianapolis area will have seen the second-highest amount of snow ever to fall in January, National Weather Service meteorologist Marc Dahmer said.
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Most college students wonder how they'll handle the future: whether to follow an established path, or to live a life that is free-form but risky. Jason (Jay) Jadick, C'14; Dylan Hansen-Fliedner, C'14, ENG'14; and Dane Mainella, C'14, ENG'14, explored the quandary by making a movie. Now, just two months after graduation, they've raised enough on Kickstarter to finish their feature.
In The Botanic Garden, 18th-century poet and naturalist Erasmus Darwin juxtaposed lyrical, erotic poetry about plant reproduction against dry, technical prose based on Linnaeus' classification system, all to teach the populace a thing or two about botany.
Penn's visual studies majors learn to see vision as a process of both brain and mind. They study vision science and the workings of the brain along with as philosophical considerations of vision and the history of how humans have used vision for cultural expression.
This past April, students in Theatre Arts Program Director Marcia Ferguson's improvisation class learned something about experimentation from some of Philadelphia's leading innovators of performance.
This year marked the fourth edition of the School's Alumni Weekend 60-Second Slam. The event—an extension of our 60-Second Lecture Series—pits our most insightful faculty, students, and alumni against one another in their mission to provide a quick expert take on topics ranging from urban development in ancient Rome to movie franchise reboots.
From nine to five, Joseph Hallman works at Penn's College of Liberal and Professional Studies, interfacing with faculty and departments on course logistics. Outside the office, however, Hallman has a side gig dreaming up musical landscapes that recently landed him a Grammy nod.
Ancient Rome's Subura was not a place you would want be after dark. Juvenal described the area as having mille pericula saevae urbis, the "thousand dangers of a savage city." It's not the kind of place you'd expect the emperors of Rome to immortalize with monuments, but Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World doctoral candidate Margaret Andrews thinks that they did—in a way.
On January 8, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared war on poverty, a battle whose methods have been debated ever since. In 1989, Walter H.
On January 23rd, nearly 170 undergraduates traversed the snowy campus to converge at Heyer Sky Lounge and discuss a book. The occasion was the Winter Reading Project, organized by the English department's undergraduate advisory board to engage students in reading over the winter break.
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Senators can use the hearings to talk about judicial restraint.
Few events mobilize as many interest groups and set Washington atwitter as much as a Supreme Court vacancy. In the Bush White House, I served on a five-person committee charged with recommending nominees for Supreme Court vacancies. We had the opportunity to do so twice, though admittedly it took us three nominees.
We collected thick binders of background material on prospective nominees -- not just opinions, utterances and legal writings, but everything from college transcripts to tax-return summaries to charity dinner speeches. We had years to prepare, update and review this exhaustive research. It helped get Chief Justice John Roberts confirmed within three months.
Just over 100 days in, Barack Obama's White House and Justice Department haven't had the time to properly vet prospects or complete the thorough review this decision requires. So Mr. Obama was wise to suggest that confirmation of David Souter's replacement would take six months. Five administration nominees have already been found with unpaid taxes, and Mr. Obama knows he has used up any capital that could have purchased forgiveness for such offenses by a Supreme Court nominee.
In my service on the vacancy committee, I was startled by how many prospective nominees didn't want to be considered, an experience Team Obama is likely to have. Some prospects were content to have their names mentioned but had no interest in being nominated, because the process has a reputation for brutality.
Mr. Obama has several things working in his favor. First, Democrats control the Senate. It helps a great deal to have the Judiciary Committee chairman as an ally.
Republicans also generally do not treat Supreme Court nominees as roughly as do Democrats. Consider their treatment of President Bill Clinton's picks for the high court. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was confirmed by a 96-3 vote in 1993. The following year, Stephen Breyer was confirmed by a vote of 87-9. There were no fireworks at either hearing and nothing close to what Democrats did to Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas.
Because Mr. Souter turned out to be reliably liberal, an Obama nominee is also unlikely to dramatically change the court's direction. A liberal replacing a liberal will smooth the path for most potential nominees.
However, Mr. Obama will pay a price for voting against Mr. Roberts and Samuel Alito after calling them "qualified" and lauding their temperament, humility, excellence, passion for the law, and respect for precedent. Both won confirmation with bipartisan support. By voting against well-qualified conservative nominees, Mr. Obama lost the ability to argue that a well-qualified liberal should be given the benefit of the doubt.
As senator, Mr. Obama also voted to allow a filibuster of Mr. Alito (which failed and the nomination came to a vote). So now as president, Mr. Obama can't insist that his nominee has a right to a full Senate vote.
This matters because Rule IV of the Senate Judiciary Committee requires that a motion to end debate and bring a nominee to a vote pass with "ten votes in the affirmative, one of which must be cast by the minority." Before last week, that Republican was likely to be Arlen Specter, but he's now a Democrat. Mr. Obama will have to consider if his pick is likely to win over at least one Judiciary Republican.
But unless Mr. Obama picks someone who has acted in a disqualifying manner, he is likely to win. Only 23 of 158 Supreme Court nominees have been rejected or withdrawn (only 14 when the president's party controlled the Senate).
In the coming debate, Republicans should explain their view of the judiciary's proper role and why Mr. Obama's desire that a nominee have "empathy" and "understanding" (fine qualities) is an amorphous basis on which to pick a justice. Should the "empathy standard" apply to the unborn? How about gun owners? What about religious conservatives who believe the court has removed religious influences from American life?
What Mr. Obama wants in a nominee isn't really "empathy" and "understanding." He wants a liberal, activist Supreme Court justice. But as Justice Antonin Scalia has said, "It is simply not compatible with democratic theory that laws mean whatever they ought to mean, and that unelected judges decide what that is."
Senate Republicans may not be able to stop Mr. Obama's nominee, but they can explain to the public the party's reasons for opposing judges who think of themselves as legislators with life tenure. GOP senators appear to be comfortable making this argument, believing that the country favors judges who strictly apply the law. They're right.
This confirmation battle will remind people that elections have consequences, few of which are as important or lasting as a Supreme Court nomination.
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Postmortem of Badgers' tying shot little help to Wolverines
Feb 11, 2013 (Detroit Free Press - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- After Michigan lost to Wisconsin, 65-62, on Saturday, coach John Beilein and his team re-examined the 40-footer Wisconsin's Ben Brust hit to force overtime.
Trying to identify what went wrong -- the Wolverines were supposed to foul before anyone could get a shot off -- U-M ran the play again at Sunday's practice.
Many wondered why center Mitch McGary wasn't guarding the in-bounder Saturday. U-M tried it Sunday, but got the same result.
"We've gone zone, we've gone man, we've put a man on the ball -- we put a man on the ball yesterday in practice, went one-on-one coverage everywhere, and (scout-team guard) Matt Vogrich, who was substituting for Ben Brust, got the exact same shot that Ben Brust got, with a man on the ball," Beilein said on today's Big Ten teleconference. "It's difficult to stop a half-court shot. We were focusing very much on fouling at the time. We couldn't get either one done, and it was very difficult to get that done. To not foul a guy from half-court when you need three, whether there's one guy on him, two guys on him, a guy on the ball, it's very difficult to stop a guy from shooting from half-court." Beilein said he's not wedded to one philosophy in that situation.
"There's two choices. It's almost like a defensive coordinator, are you going to blitz the quarterback and play single coverage or are you going to double-team the first pass " Beilein said. "We were trying to double-team the pass. It, obviously, didn't happen." Evolving rivalry: The Michigan-Michigan State rivalry was ugly for U-M when Beilein arrived in 2007. He lost his first four games against the Spartans.
Now he has won three of the past four entering Tuesday's top-10 showdown -- the first in series history -- at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.
"When we first came here, it wasn't the rivalry it had been in the past," he said, referring to the 3-14 record in the nine-plus years before he arrived. "There was a pronounced Michigan State dominance. I think both programs continue to get better and better. We had a lot of getting better to do, and we're getting there. But still we have tremendous respect for the Michigan State program. As long as Tom (Izzo) and his staff are there, they're always going to be strong. Hopefully, we'll be just as strong now and in years to come." Note: McGary is the Big Ten freshman of the week. He averaged 13 points, 7 rebounds and 3.5 steals in games against Ohio State and Wisconsin last week. Brust and Illinois' D.J. Richardson are the co-players of the week.
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Cool things you might not know the D7000 can do,
This review is from: Nikon D7000 DSLR (Body Only) (Camera)
Just take it for granted that this takes amazing pictures under all conditions, including low light, and that it contains all the manual controls that you'd ever want.
Instead, here's some things that the camera does that you might not have heard about:
* Built-in EyeFi support
If you've used EyeFi SD cards before, you probably assumed that it would work with the D7000, since the D7000 now uses SD cards instead of CF. But not only do you not have to mess around with SD-to-CF adapters, the camera is actually EyeFi aware-- you can choose to have it upload or not upload on a slot-by-slot basis (so you might have it automatically upload the RAW files you saved to an EyeFi Pro card in slot 1, but not bother to upload the JPEGs you saved to the EyeFi Explorer card in slot 2), and there is also an icon that appears on the Info display to indicate that there are files waiting to upload, that the upload is in progress or disabled, etc.
The Nikon Wifi adapter is going for $400. A 4GB, class 6 EyeFi card goes for $40. If you really want to move RAW files, snag the Pro version for $80. Yes, the Nikon adapter does things that EyeFi can't, but if you just want to get your files onto a PC without pulling the card, why spend 10X the money?
You're stuck with the usual limitations of the EyeFi card, but I fully expect to use this feature a LOT with studio portraits-- yeah, it only takes 10 seconds to pull the card and have Windows recognize that you added it, then another 5 seconds to eject the card and stick it back in the camera. But if you just want a quick check that your exposure or focus is where you want it, wouldn't you rather just hit a single key and see your last shot, then get right back into the flow? You may want to drop your JPEG file sizes to speed up the transfer.
* In-camera RAW file processing
The camera contains a ton of built-in settings-- in addition to the basics like Standard, Normal, Landscape, etc, you also get all the various Scene modes, which are basically variations on those main settings.
RAW processing allows you to see how the shot would have looked had you used one of those other modes. In other words, you shoot in Normal, which basically applies no processing to the image, then select the RAW file, and choose how you'd like to adjust it. You can change the white balance settings, exposure, basic picture setting (landscape, portrait, etc), noise reduction, color space, and dynamic lighting. With the exception of the advanced details on the basic picture settings, you see a preview of how your change will affect the picture.
If you like it, just hit EXEcute and it writes out a JPEG to your card. Don't like it, just back out and nothing's saved.
This means that you don't have to worry that shooting in Vivid is going to result in an oversaturated image, or you can punch something up even more after the fact. The only real drawback here to me is that it is going to kick out a JPEG, so if you're planning on doing further editing in Photoshop, this may not be the best route. But if you're just looking to go right from the camera to the web, or want to get an idea of how playing with custom settings will affect your shots, this is a massive shortcut to taking and then deleting a ton of shots. (And keep in mind that Photoshop will allow you to mess with most of these settings when importing RAW files anyway, and the plugin D7000-compatible RAW plugin had a release candidate posted yesterday, so you can finally open your RAW shots.)
And a related feature that's in most other Nikons, but that you might not know about-- you can define your own basic picture settings. Want something that's super-saturated and super-contrasty? Just hit a few buttons, choose a name, and you're done. On the older Nikons, you had to edit the basic profile itself, now, you can use one as a starting point and adjust from there. Much cleaner.
* User-defined settings on the control knob
Not as hidden as the first two, but I can't emphasize how cool this feature is. Here's the situation I was in last night-- I was shooting a singing contest in a dimly-lit venue. I was allowed to use a flash, but I didn't want to constantly be blasting the singers while they were performing.
I defined one setting as shutter priority, 1/60th, ISO Hi 2, center-weighted metering & focus, no flash. The second setting was automatic, ISO auto, full metering and autofocus, flash enabled. I'd take a couple shots in U2 with the flash, close the flash down and switch to U1 and shoot a half a dozen shots, then switch back to U2 and use the flash for a couple more shots. There was no fumbling for controls, no worrying that I changed the shutter speed without realizing it when changing between Auto and S-- every time I went from U2 to U1, all my settings were reset to where I put them before the event started.
I don't think I ever felt as confident about my camera settings in a rapidly changing situation as I did last night-- with just a simple twist of a knob, I was able to change to a completely different shooting configuration with absolute confidence that it was what I wanted.
To me, the utility of this is almost endless-- I'll probably set up one setting for studio portraits, and the other for landscape stuff. If I was still shooting news, I'd probably be swapping between flash and no-flash configurations. For sports, I'd change between action modes and post-game portraits.
The only thing that would make this even better would be if I could import and export settings for later use-- even if you use the "Save/Load" settings option to back up your current configuration to a memory card, it doesn't appear that this information is stored. However, it may be a bug in the Load settings feature, as a number of my settings were incorrectly reset when I tried to load in settings. Either way, it would work better if I could treat these like custom basic picture settings, saving them by name and loading them at will.
* Built-in interval timer shooting
Want to take time-lapse pictures? Just set up your camera on the tripod, specify when you want it to start, how many pictures to take overall, and how many pictures to take each interval and walk away. When it's time to start taking pictures, the camera will automatically focus and shoot, then go back to waiting for the next shot. No messing around with tethering, 3rd party software, whatever-- it's all in the camera, and it's all super-easy to set up. You'll find yourself taking pictures of your living room just to see what your cat actually does all day while you're at work.
* Zoom in live view
This might just be "new to me," but I found it to be very cool for manually adjusting focus when on a tripod-- frame your basic shot, then change to live view. From there, zoom in with the magnifying glass key, and move around the image with the navigation pad until you find the point you want to focus on, then manually focus. Since you can zoom into a tiny portion of the overall image, you can see that you're getting exactly the focus point you want before you take the shot. One gotcha that I always forget, though-- don't forget to pick your aperture BEFORE going into live view, as you can't change it once live view has started.
* Adjustable shooting rate
Again, might be "new to me," but in addition to blasting away at 6fps, you can manually adjust that from 1 to 5 FPS in order to get a different effect. You obviously need to be using a fast enough shutter speed to support your choice-- if you're at 1/2 a second, you're not going to shoot faster than 2FPS.
As I mentioned in one of my other reviews, I used to be a semi-pro photographer-- I was the photo editor for both a weekly and a daily paper, I've shot tons of sports and news photos, and landscape photography is my hobby. I've recently gotten back into portrait photography as well. While I never owned as many cameras as a true pro would have (that semi- means that I never made enough money at it to be able to really spring for equipment), I have shot with a lot of other people's equipment, and I can honestly say that this is the best camera I've ever used.
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Initial post: Oct 29, 2010 3:11:04 PM PDT
Chaitan Sukhadia says:
I am very interested in buying this camera. Currently I have Nikon D5000. What lens will be perfectly suitable for this camera? I own AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II lens right now. I mainly take photos as a hobby, nature, landscape photography, and family, function photography...
In reply to an earlier post on Oct 29, 2010 3:33:41 PM PDT
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That's the lens that I have, and it works perfectly with this camera-- it's a good all-around lens. I've also got a 70-300mm that I drag along when I'm doing landscape stuff that I can't get close to, but the 18-200 stays on the camera 95% of the time.
I have played with some of the more expensive 2.8 lenses, but I didn't find that they were so much better than my 18-200 that I *had* to add one to the camera bag. I want to rent one again for my next studio shoot, just to give it more of a workout, but I've never really felt that the 18-200 wasn't getting the job done.
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Chaitan Sukhadia says:
Thank you for your reply. I really feel confident now to buy this D7000 Body Only
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Posted on Mar 3, 2011 12:42:13 PM PST
S. Thomas says:
Now THIS is exactly the kind of review we need. No carping about better cameras or phrases like "I'm not a pixel peeper, but...." :-). I have purchased this camera based on yours and other reviews and have found despite the negative reviews (there are a few) this camera is a very good camera. My only guess is that perhaps the first few cameras off the production line had some quality issues. Mine works just fine and after a thousand or so shots, I can take tack sharp photos, hand held, thanks to the VR technology in the lens I generally use. (AF-S 18-105 VR DX ED). It did take me a while to get used to the camera, and early shots were abysmal, but once we got to know each other, the camera works very, very well. I have noticed that in full auto mode the camera has a tendency to over expose slightly, and the colors seem a tad on the cool side, but as you well know, that is easily remedied. There are also "sharpness" settings for those who want very crisp photos. The camera teaches me something, and makes me a better photographer each time I go out with it. My only very small complaint is two design decisions Nikon made. 1. The autofocus illuminator light does not come on when you are using the LCD display to frame a picture. This causes the camera to "hunt" for focus in dim light, and generally incorrectly focus. If you switch to the viewfinder, everything works fine. Not sure why they designed that in. 2. The exposure bracketing function only allows for 3 shots. Sure, you can set the steps for exposure pretty wide, but it would be nice to get 5 or 7 total bracket shots. This is something that can be fixed with a software update (are you listening, Nikon?).
The carping about "stuck" pixels and too much noise in the low light photos for this camera is not something I myself have experienced. A recent firmware update probably took care of this. I have taken a number of low light photos, and aside from the noise you'd expect, I have seen no pixels that stick out as a goof (but I don't really look for them).
One thing I noticed you said was that you wished you could export/import settings. I have never tried it, but there is a capability to load settings onto the camera from other compatible cameras, as well as export, using the memory cards.
Overall, I agree. This is one helluva good camera. While it is marketed as a pro-sumer camera (a camera that is at the very top of the product line for consumers, but not quite a pro camera) I would say that aside from its DX configuration, you could do quite well as a semi-pro with this thing. It's pretty funny actually, that even consumer cameras these days are orders of magnitude better than pro cameras of just a couple of years ago. This camera could take coffee table book photos, no problem. I took a picture of shipwreck at the shore and sent it to a pro photographer friend of mine. He had trouble believing this camera took the picture. It's that good.
Posted on Oct 1, 2011 8:59:06 PM PDT
Gary A. Hill says:
Great review! best I've read, by far. Will buy as a result, and can't wait. Like another poster mentioned though, wish it had 5 or more bracketing capability. Thanks for your time and input!!!
Posted on Feb 28, 2012 11:56:28 AM PST
Matthew C. Decamp says:
"One gotcha that I always forget, though-- don't forget to pick your aperture BEFORE going into live view, as you can't change it once live view has started."
What? Why on earth not? My D3100 has no problem doing this, so I'd be surprised a D7000 couldn't do it.
In reply to an earlier post on Feb 28, 2012 12:33:22 PM PST
Amazon Customer says:
Unless a recent firmware update has corrected this, no, you can't change it once you go into live view. Shutter yes, aperture no. I agree it's weird.
Posted on Apr 28, 2012 8:50:57 AM PDT
Nardix says:
James, great review, thanks.
I like the tip on eyeFi: I discovered by chance that it existed and was thinking about using it. Now I definitely know that it's going to work!
I already own a D7000 (upgraded from a D80) and really think it's a great camera. By the way, I went to a similar route as you with the lenses: had the wonderful 70-200 f2.8 and the great 10-24 f4 but I have since sold them and only use the GREAT 18-200.
Posted on Jun 8, 2012 1:11:01 AM PDT
Rocco Y. says:
Very well written. Thank you for your effort.
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