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Ernfors, P. and Persson, H. (1991), Developmentally Regulated Expression of HDNF/NT-3 mRNA in Rat Spinal Cord Motoneurons and Expression of BDNF mRNA in Embryonic Dorsal Root Ganglion. European Journal of Neuroscience, 3: 953–961. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.1991.tb00031.x
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The blurry viewfinder is probably due to those folks not adjusting the viewfinder diopter adjustment. You know people .... thats why Apple always ask you to check if your power socket is connected when you tell them your pc couldn't boot up. Also, we see more 'amateurs' using high end cameras that some pros don't even use. Beats me if they could fully comprehend the functionality of the D610.
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Canon SLR camera concept :
At the Canon Expo 2010 in Paris we saw some interesting concept products. Among them a SLR-type camera that reminded me of one of the early Canon PowerShot megazoom cameras, the Canon PowerShot Pro 90 IS. The Canon Pro 90 IS was announced back in the beginning of 2001, almost ten years ago! The new multi-user SLR concept camera combines ultra-high definition picture quality with high magnification. This Canon SLR concept was also showcased at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai where among others Canon showed their vision of the future. Canon's SLR concept camera is a camera of the future and visualizes the experiences by the world's largest camera company.
Multi-user SLR camera concept
Unfortunately the Canon SLR concept camera was only showcased behind the glass, but apparently seemed to be demonstrated live at the Shanghai's World Expo 2010. During that demonstrating Canon apparently claimed that this camera features a technology that enables everything and every frame to be in focus at all times from every distance, close-up and far. Besides the SLR concept seems also to be the perfect merge between still and video.
SLR camera concept captures still and videos
Of course no specifications are available but for now we can say that this SLR concept captures still and video beyond anything we use now or even may know! The camera features a single zoom lens with a touch-swipe interface to control the zoom ratio. Zooming isn't necessarily needed before capturing the shot, you may also do this at home and zoom in at a magnification ratio we not know.
Canon SLR camera concept
It looks like several features are actual working and were also demonstrated at the zone where the ultra-high resolution panorama camera was. The Canon SLR concept is able to capture and grab a single shot out of the ultra-high resolution image and present it in a new single image, still or video. All these features need a massive and high-speed storage, and we can even imagine that SDXC would even be not enough as to the speed.
SLR camera concept at Canon Expo 2010
If you look very close at all development in the imaging industry and listen careful to the engineers it will not surprise you that video is getting far more important than ever before. Ultra high definition video capturing and devices that are developed for video first will become the major device for the near future. Today we see the merging of still and video from several manufacturers, at the Canon Expo 2010 we were shown the future of the outcome of a perfect merge, impressive to say the least!
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Kuban – who rescued a point in their Group A clash in Wales last month thanks to Djibril Cisse's injury-time penalty – repeated the dose in Russia thanks to Balde's composed finish.
Swansea seemed set for victory on Thursday thanks to Wilfried Bony's early strike, with Cisse missing a host of chances to level for the hosts and also seeing an effort ruled out for offside.
Brazilian defender Xandao was sent off with 15 minutes remaining, further harming Kuban's hopes, but Balde reacted quickly to a flick from the influential Ivelin Popov in the second minute of stoppage time.
The Senegal international, who came off the bench in the 74th minute, calmly lobbed the ball over onrushing Swansea goalkeeper Michel Vorm as Michael Laudrup's side were again denied in the dying stages.
Valencia's subsequent victory over St Gallen means the Spanish side replace Swansea as group leaders, while Kuban are still bottom with two points.
Bony, Roland Lamah and Ben Davies headlined Swansea's seven inclusions, while Kuban also fielded a much-changed team, with Cisse one of five alterations.
Swansea went close as early as the second minute, Bony's header forcing Kuban goalkeeper Aleksandr Belenov into a smart save, while Cisse could only shoot straight at Vorm when played through by Popov at the other end.
The match's frantic start continued as Bony fired Swansea in front in the ninth minute, converting Lamah's cut-back from close range after a clever team move that also involved Alejandro Pozuelo.
Vorm was tested by both Charles Kabore and Xandao in the aftermath and the end-to-end nature of the contest did not relent as Lamah spurned a chance to give Swansea a two-goal lead, shooting wide with his left foot.
Kuban were often restricted to attempts from distance, with Roman Bugaev and Popov missing the target, while Vorm dealt with Arsen Khubulov's volley comfortably.
Dyer forced a stunning save from Belenov with a curling shot from 20 yards as the first half drew to a close, while after the resumption Cisse mis-kicked when presented with a great chance by Popov.
Cisse did score in the 57th minute, only to have it disallowed, and Kuban began to control the match as Popov shot at Vorm and Cisse fired wide.
They lost momentum when Xandao was sent off, the defender - who was initially booked for a handball inside the first 45 seconds – given his marching orders after going through the back of Swansea substitute Alvaro Vazquez.
However, there was still one last chance for the hosts and Balde's coolness under pressure ensured that both sides finished with a point.
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|R. Bugaev
|A. Kozlov
|1' 75'
|A. Tlisov
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|L. Melgarejo
|A. Khubulov
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|J. de Guzmán
|N. Dyer
|R. Lamah
|W. Bony
|Coach: M. Laudrup
for A. Khubulov 66'
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for A. Tlisov 78'
for R. Lamah 61'
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Zhero Hotel, Mallorca Island
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 39 guestrooms
- Near the beach
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Limited hour front desk
- TV in common area
What's around
- In Cas Catala
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- Cala Mayor Beach (0.6 mi / 1 km)
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For families
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Private bathroom
- Terrace
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Flat-panel TV
Zhero Hotel, Mallorca Island
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $81
- Superior Double Room
- Classic Twin Room
- Double Room Single Use
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- This hotel has 39 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
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Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Free self parking
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Pool umbrellas
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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- Zhero Calvia
- Zhero Hotel
- Zhero Hotel Calvia
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night, up to 8 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
Optional extras
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 14,50 for adults and EUR 7,25 for children (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.8 /5 from 71 reviews
This hotel initially looks good. Trendy cool uber design. However it is very shabby and seriously lacks maintenance. The outside decking is In serious need of repair, particularly on the steps from car park. No lift, no help with luggage. We pass a bedroom door that is smashed in as we climb the stairs. The room is a good size and clean but again lots of repair issues. The microcement floor is badly cracked near the bathroom and could easily injure bare feet. Safe not working, only 2 pillows. The shower is appalling constantly changing from hot to cold. Towels are grubby, tiny thin and very very old. Furniture tired and stained. No one on reception after 12 MN until 8am. Good English TV channels though.
Fab night in a great hotel
Had a great stay at this hotel made feel very welcome from the moment we arrived, staff all very pleasent rooms cleaned every day it was spotless, the only critisim is could be doing with tea/coffee making facilities in room, started playing music very early in the morning apart from that we had a great stay
Friendly, helpful staff from arrival to checkout. Didn't see too much of the local area as I arrived there about 9pm but it's safe and the location itself, 20 mins from the airport and 5 mins drive from both Palma and Portals Nous, was perfect for me. I really liked the hotel decor (a boutique hotel feel: see the photos from the website - only the bare walls of the bedroom let it down a little) and the way that most, if not all rooms, overlook the pool area. There's house music of one sort or another playing in the public areas 24/7 from what I could tell. I stayed one night, had a late breakfast of fruit, pastries, juice and coffee, and relaxed by the pool until checkout at midday. Would I stay there again? Yep, but it's definitely a marmite job: You'll either love it or hate it.
Nice hotel. Great size. Good pool. The breakfast was very good. Close to the beach and nor far from palma town
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Utah Jazz notebook: Gordon Hayward has All-Star aspirations — like Pacers' Paul George
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
LOS ANGELES — In June 2010, the Utah Jazz owned the No. 9 pick of the NBA draft and had a chance to select Paul George, an athletic 6-foot-8 forward from Fresno State.
Instead, then-general manager Kevin O'Connor and Jazz management opted to snag another versatile and athletic 6-foot-8 player — NCAA poster boy Gordon Hayward from Butler.
Fast forward almost three years, and George, taken by Indiana right after Indianapolis-bred Hayward at No. 10, is the first player from the Class of 2010 to be named an All-Star.
The Jazz player, who coincidentally had a monster dunk over George in his first professional game in his home state, is more excited for than envious of the other former Bulldog's honor.
"He's a great player and very talented," Hayward said Friday, a day after George was named as an Eastern Conference reserve. "I get a chance to work out with him in the summer. I'm just extremely happy for him. It's cool to see guys from your class become All-Stars."
Hayward, who's excelling in his reserve role, is averaging 13.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.4 assists for the Jazz, currently No. 7 in the West.
George has averaged 17.3 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists while carrying the 26-17 Pacers' load for the injured Danny Granger. It's worth noting that he averages 10 minutes more a game than Hayward.
The two young talents will get a shot to square off against each other tonight at EnergySolutions Arena, when the Jazz and Pacers play in a 7:30 p.m. contest.
Hayward, who seems to have won over fans who booed when his name was announced as the Jazz's first-round pick in 2010, has previously made it known that he has All-Star aspirations.
Watching a guy who entered the league at the same time only adds fuel to his fire to be considered one of the game's top players.
"It motivates you," the third-year swingman said. "You want to be an All-Star in this league, so when you see guys who are already doing it, you've just got to put in that much more work to try to get there."
It also makes it seem more real to Hayward, who'll turn 23 in March.
"It kind of just puts a little bit of a time frame on it," Hayward said. "It shows that somebody else has done it, so why can't it be you? It just means there's a lot more work to be done."
QUOTE OF THE DAY: Jazz center Al Jefferson sounded like he was reciting the words from a country song while explaining why he can't worry about the Lakers' recent woes.
"My dog's sick. My mail got lost the other day," Jefferson said at Friday's shootaround. "I've got all types of problems."
POST-SNUB REACTION: Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin didn't divulge which players received votes from him, but he clearly believes his team should have at least one representative at All-Star Weekend.
"I couldn't vote for my players, but I think they were very well deserving of an opportunity to be selected to the All-Star team. I'm disappointed we didn't get anybody again," Corbin said.
"You look at our guys' numbers compared to other guys in there and how our team's doing, I think they're deserving of a position."
Jefferson said he wasn't bothered that he was overlooked for the ninth consecutive time. Paul Millsap was the other Jazz player most likely to receive the recognition.
"It's my ninth season in the league. I've been in the situation before. In Minnesota, I didn't make it ... (and) I used to be mad," the Jazz center said. "But then I realized who they want in there is going to be in there, so I just don't worry about it."
Big Al believes Golden State has the most legitimate gripe with the All-Star announcement.
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"Top five team in the West, averaging 20," he said of Curry. "I think he should've got in. Maybe next time."
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The Mighty Angel is a difficult book to talk about. Although, ironically, this glass of wine is totally loosening me up. BTW, I'm writing this on Saturday night—not completely inappropriate time to be drinking. But seriously, how can one relate humor, the joy that comes from reading about a writer (named Jerzy) who is a life-long alcoholic and spends most of his time either getting out of rehab or going on the bender that will send him right back? How can a novel that relates—in painfully true to life detail—story after story of people hitting rock bottom, of people destroying their lives for another drink, another high, another lost night, how can a novel with this much pain and pathos also be incredibly fun to read?
It's Pilch's genius to be able to craft a narrative that's both honest and deceiving. That doesn't pull punches when exposing his character flaws, but does so in a way that makes it seem like he might be writing himself better, so to speak. That by putting these things down, by conveying them in a way that you can relate, that you can see the problem, that if he can do that, he can cure himself.
The eternally postponed notion of repairing my old washing machine or buying a new one eventually perished of its own accord, to a large extent independently of my foibles. In my life I've drunk away a vast amount of money, I've spend a fortune on vodka, but the reprehensible moment of drinking away a sum set aside for the repair of my washing machine has never occurred. I make this confession not with pride in my heart but with a sense of abasement. For the fact that I never drank away a sum of money set aside for the repair of my washing machine arises from the fact that I never set aside any sum of money for the repair of my washing machine in the first place. Before I ever managed to set aside a particular sum for the repair of the washing machine, I drank it away along with all the other sums of money not yet set aside for any special purpose. I drank away the money before I'd had time to set it aside for something else; therefore I can say, seemingly contradicting myself (yet only seemingly, for in the former case there was only a small quantifier, while in this case there is a large one), I can say then that in fact I did drink away the money for the repair of the washing machine. I drank away the money for a whole series of repairs, I drank away the money for all possible repairs. What am I saying, repairs? I drank away the money for an entire new washing machine, I drank away a whole series of new washing machines, I drank away a thousand new washing machines, I drank away a million new automatic washing machines, I drank away a billion state-of-the-art washing machines. I drank away all the washing machines in the world.
This sort of honest humor runs throughout the book and creates a very untrustworthy narrator. One who always believes salvation is right around the corner in the form of one girl or another who will serve as his caretaker and will cure him. And every time he ends up right back in the alco ward . . . Which makes the ending of this novel so intriguing and conversation-provoking . . .
Bit of bio info on Jerzy Pilch: he is the author of sixteen volumes, including His Current Woman (published by Northwestern University Press some time back), A Thousand Peaceful Cities (forthcoming from Open Letter), and My First Suicide and Other Stories (also forthcoming from Open Letter). Pilch's works have been nominated for the NIKE Literary Award on four occasions, with The Mighty Angel winning the award in 2001. One interesting tidbit about Pilch is that he's a Lutheran—obviously pretty unusual in Poland—and includes a lot of Lutheran stuff in his novels.
But going back to The Mighty Angel, I think the best place to end this post is with this observation by the narrator: "I'm aware, I really am fully aware that it's impossible, in my case especially it's impossible, to live a long and happy life when you drink. But how can you live a long and happy life if you don't drink?"
For any of you Jerzy Pilch fans, Chad is hosting an evening tomorrow at Solas Bar in NYC (232 E. 9th Street, around the corner from St. Mark's Bookshop) to discuss Pilch's The Mighty Angel. It's a part of the excellent European Book Club series.
The event starts at 7 PM, and I bet you could even talk Chad into going out for a drink after the discussion. Whether going out for a drink after discussing a book about alcoholism is ironic or not, I leave to you. But as the narrator of The Mighty Angel says, "I'm aware, I really am fully aware that it's impossible, in my case especially it's impossible, to live a long and happy life when you drink. But how can you live a long and happy life if you don't drink?"
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NBC's 'Hannibal' Gets Premiere Date, Debuts New Photo of Dr. Lecter
NBC has set a premiere date for its new show "Hannibal". The drama series will debut Thursday, April 4 at 10/9c. Executive producer Bryan Fuller took it to Twitter to announce, "Hannibal Requests the Honor of your Presence for Dinner Thursday April 4 10PM @NBC -- Saving you a place at the table."
Along with the announcement of the show's premiere date, a new photo of Mads Mikkelsen's Dr. Hannibal Lecter has been unveiled. It shows the titular character standing next to his meal, which includes a roasted pig.
"Hannibal" is based on characters in Thomas Harris' novel "Red Dragon". It will focus on the early relationship between FBI agent Will Graham and his mentor Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Hugh Dancy is cast as Graham.
The show also stars Laurence Fishburne as Graham's boss Jack Crawford and "The X-Files" alumna Gillian Anderson as Dr. Lecter's therapist.
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