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Olli Heinonen is a Senior Associate with the Managing the Atom Project at the Harvard Kennedy School of Governments Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. His research and teachings include: nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, verification of treaty compliance, enhancement of the verification work of international organizations, and transfer and control of peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Before joining the Belfer Center in September 2010, Olli Heinonen served 27 years at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. Heinonen was the Deputy Director General of the IAEA, and head of its Department of Safeguards. Prior to that, he was Director at the Agencys various Operational Divisions, and as inspector including at the IAEAs overseas office in Tokyo, Japan.
Heinonen led teams of international investigators to examine nuclear programmes of concern around the world and inspected nuclear facilities in South Africa, Iraq, North Korea, Syria, Libya and elsewhere, seeking to ensure that nuclear materials were not diverted for military purposes. He also spearheaded efforts to implement an analytical culture to guide and complement traditional verification activities. He led the Agencys efforts to identify and dismantle nuclear proliferation networks, including the one led by Pakistani scientist A.Q. Khan, and he oversaw its efforts to monitor and contain Irans nuclear programme.
Prior to joining IAEA, he was a Senior Research Officer at the Technical Research Centre of Finland Reactor Laboratory in charge of research and development related to nuclear waste solidification and disposal. He is co-author of several patents on radioactive waste solidification.
Heinonen is the author of several articles, chapters of books, books, in publications ranging from the IAEA and nuclear non-proliferation issues, to regional nuclear developments. His writings and interviews have be published in various newspapers and magazines including: Foreign Policy, The Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, the Bulleting of the Atomic Scientists, Arms Control Today, Der Spiegel, Le Monde, the Helsingin Sanomat, the New York Times, the Mehr news, Die Stern, the Haaretz, the New Statesman, the Washington Post, the BBC, and the Time. His policy briefings have been published by the Belfer Center, the Atlantic Council, the Nautilus Institute, the Institute for Science and International Security, the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, and the Carnegie Endowment.
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June 27, 2016
"Legitimizing Irans Nuclear Program with a Broader Conclusion"
Op-Ed, Foundation for Defense of Democracies
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
Restrictions on Irans uranium enrichment will remain in place for a few years after Transition Day, but Tehran can use the Broader Conclusion to advance the narrative that it should be treated as a country in good standing with its nuclear nonproliferation obligations.
June 27, 2016
"EU-Iran Nuclear Cooperation: The Case for Stronger Safety and Nonproliferation Standards"
Policy Brief
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
The constraints imposed on Irans activities under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) curb Tehrans nuclear program for eight to 15 years. The key restrictions on the program, however, disappear over time, leaving Tehran with an industrial-size nuclear program with near-zero nuclear breakout time and an easier, advance-centrifuge-powered clandestine sneak out time.
July 1, 2016
"Uranium Particles at Parchin Indicate Possible Undeclared Iranian Nuclear Activities"
Op-Ed, Foundation for Defense of Democracies
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
"On December 2, 2015, the IAEA issued its assessment on past and present outstanding issues related to Irans nuclear program and its Possible Military Dimensions (PMD). Buried in a footnote is a crucial detail: the presence of man-made uranium particles at the Parchin military complex. Last week, The Wall Street Journals Jay Solomon reported U.S. officials saying those particles likely relate to previous nuclear weapons activities, thereby raising even more questions. For example, where is the nuclear material used for those nuclear weapons activities, and what is the source of the particles found at Parchin? The question of whether Iran still has undeclared nuclear material is therefore critical..."
May 24, 2016
"Growth of Nuclear Energy: Issues in Safety, Safeguards and Security"
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
Nuclear energy is seeing a revival post-Fukushima, with interest shifting away from Europe to Asia. As nuclear power use grows, so must the international community bear in mind the 3S - safety, safeguards and security.
April 28, 2016
"IAEA Takes a Light Touch on Irans Heavy Water"
Policy Brief
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
The IAEAs reporting has been insufficiently clear regarding Iranian inventories of nuclear material. Iran is continuously enriching uranium and producing heavy water, and exceeding the JCPOAs limits threatens to cut its nuclear breakout time. A clear, unambiguous IAEA accounting of Tehrans nuclear inventories is therefore all the more essential.
March 2016
"A New Nuclear World Order: Safety, Security and Safeguards"
Book Chapter
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
A New Nuclear World Order: Safety, Security and Safeguards in Die Zwischengesellschaft, written by Senior Fellow Olli Heinonen, reviews in detail measures to strengthen nuclear safety, security and safeguards to support states in developing and using nuclear energy in a safe, secure and peaceful manner.
April 15, 2016
Correlating the Operation of the Coal Plant to Reprocessing Activities at Yongbyon
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
As of April 2016, there are growing indications that North Korea has separated, is separating, or will soon be separating plutonium from irradiated fuel at the Radiochemical Laboratory, a process commonly referred to as reprocessing. An analysis of recent satellite imagery obtained shows several activities, which could be correlated to the preparation or actual reprocessing activities underway.
March 15, 2016
"Heinonen: IAEA Needs Detailed Reporting to Draw Broader Conclusion"
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom and Javad Heirannia
Olli Heinonen is of the opinion that the first report that the UN nuclear watchdog presented about Irans nuclear program after the implementation of the nuclear deal (JCPOA) was expected to be more detailed in order to reach a broader conclusion.
March 4, 2016
"The IAEAs Latest Report Falls Short"
Op-Ed, Foundation for Defense of Democracies
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
The International Atomic Energy Agencys most recent report on Irans nuclear activities provides insufficient details on important verification and monitoring issues. Over the longer term, this will hamper efforts to reach a broader conclusion that all nuclear material and activities are accounted for and for peaceful use.
January 2016
"Beyond Implementation Day: A Brief Statement on U.S. Policy Toward Iran"
Op-Ed, Washington Institute for Near East Policy
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
For more than three years, members of the bipartisan Iran Study Group have convened regularly under the auspices of The Washington Institute for Near East Policy to discuss the status of the Iran nuclear issue, frequently benefitting from the input of senior administration officials. Last June, with the target date looming for completion of the nuclear talks, members of the group issued a statement offering their consensus view on aspects of those negotiations and on broader U.S. Middle East policy. As the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) now moves into a new phase with Implemen- tation Day, members of the group believe it is timely and appropriate to issue this new consensus statement on U.S. policy. The Belfer Center's Olli Heinonen joined the Iran Study Group to produce the attached detailed statement.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Some states, including California, are reporting a rise in heroin use as many addicts shift from more costly and harder-to-get prescription opiates to this cheaper alternative. A look at what's happening in California:
"It is certainly something that the cops on the streets are talking about. It's definitely one of the top four drugs being smuggled into California." _ California Attorney General Kamala Harris.
California heroin deaths by year, from the California Department of Public Health:
2006: 268
2007: 284
2008: 317
2009: 347
2010: 318(asterisk)
(asterisk)For 2010, the most recent year available, only 2,568 of the 3,967 total drug poisoning deaths have specific drugs identified and many deaths have multiple drugs identified.
Heroin ranked sixth in causing drug-related deaths from 2006-2010, according to the California Department of Public Health:
Opioid Pharmaceuticals: 5,548
Amphetamines: 2,509
Sedatives: 2,262
Methadone: 1,771
Cocaine: 1,606
Heroin: 1,534
California has seen an increase in heroin addicts seeking treatment since fiscal year 2006-2007, as a percentage of addicts seeking treatment for all drugs, including alcohol, according to the California Department of Health Care Services.
2006-07: 15.7
2007-08: 15.8
2008-09: 15.9
2009-10: 16.6
2010-11: 17.3
2011-12: 17.9
2012-13: 19.1
Despite the recent increase, heroin has generally been overshadowed by methamphetamine over the last 20 years. In business year 1993-94, California had 86,646 heroin admissions, or 42 percent of all admissions. The same year methamphetamine abuse represented 10 percent of admissions. By 2011-2012, heroin admissions had dropped to a 20-year low of 30,406 before increasing to 33,401 admissions in 2012-13, accounting for 19.1 percent of all admissions. By contrast, methamphetamine accounted for 27.5 percent of admissions in 2012-2013.
The California Department of Health Care Services this year created a workgroup to coordinate policies and programs to combat abuse of prescription opiates, and misuse and overdoses by those receiving benefits through Medicaid, known in California as Medi-Cal. Spokeswoman Carol Sloan said the group is researching a possible three-point plan:
_ Promote the use of naloxone hydrochloride, which can reverse heroin overdoses.
_ Share prescription drug data with the state Department of Justice.
_ Encourage precautions in using, storing, and disposing of prescription opioids.
Among related pending legislation:
_ AB1535, by Assemblyman Richard Bloom, D-Santa Monica, permits trained pharmacists to furnish naloxone.
_ SB973, by Sen. Ed Hernandez, D-Covina, removes the currently required seven-day waiting period between detoxification treatments in narcotic treatment programs.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Gov. Bob Riley has appointed Cliff Walker of Bessemer to a seat on the state parole board.
Riley announced his choice Tuesday for the position, which pays $91,000 a year. Walker was one of three people recommended for the
post by the five members of the parole board's nominating committee.
Two committee members - House Speaker Seth Hammett and Criminal
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Japan "strongly condemns" once again the use of chemical weapons in Syria, Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said Tuesday, following the submission overnight of a report to the U.N. Security Council concluding that the nerve gas agent sarin was used in the August attack on civilians near Damascus.
Tokyo will closely watch developments at the United Nations and whether Syria will follow through in a sincere manner on a U.S.-Russian agreement on a plan to eliminate its chemical weapons, Kishida told a news conference.
The foreign minister also called for a cessation of violence in Syria, a start of political dialogue between warring parties and improvement in humanitarian conditions inside the country.
While refraining from assigning blame to any party for the sarin attack on Aug. 21 in the suburbs of the Syrian capital, Kishida said the report provides "useful analysis" into rockets used in the attack to determine the facts of the incident.
"Our country, too, needs to consider this point," he said.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a separate news conference that in cooperation with other countries, Japan intends to steadily contribute to efforts at preventing chemical weapons from being used again.
On Monday, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon submitted a report to the Security Council in which a team of experts concluded that sarin was used in the attack, which the United States said killed more than 1,400 people, including hundreds of children.
Without assigning blame for the attack, the 38-page report said several surface-to-surface rockets were identified and recorded at investigated sites and that "samples later confirmed to contain sarin were recovered from a majority of the rockets or rocket fragments."
While the United States and its allies have blamed the government of President Bashar al-Assad for the attack, the Syrian government has said opposition forces carried it out.


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Stretching along the banks of the River Saône, Lyon's 5th Arrondissement is home to the city's most popular tourist attractions. Wander around the 5th Arrondissement to view Lyon's hidden passageways, the monumental basilica on Fourvière hill and the quaint squares and cobbled streets of the Vieux Lyon.
Begin in Vieux Lyon, the colorful Renaissance quarter of the city that stretches from the River Saône to Fourvière. Admire the well-preserved and colorful historic houses as you amble along, and look for signs indicating that there are hidden passageways, known as traboules, nearby.
Dating back to the 4th century, covered traboules were used by silk workers in the 5th Arrondissement to carry their precious textiles from their workshops to the river, thus avoiding damage during inclement weather. Many of the traboules are now at least partially open to the public, so if you see a sign, feel free to venture in. Try to keep noise to a minimum though, as many of these secret passageways lead through private properties.
Visit the trio of famous churches in the Vieux Lyon neighborhood. Start at Saint-George, which overlooks the River Saône, before continuing farther north to the St. Jean Cathedral and the Gothic Saint-Paul. Check out the souvenir shops on Rue St. Jean or browse the collection at museums, such as the movie-themed Musée Miniature et Cinéma and history-focused Musées Gadagne.
Walk or catch the funicular up Fourvière hill, where you can visit the Roman Theatres of Fourvière, the informative Musées Gallo-Romains and the iconic Notre-Dame Basilica. Bring your camera with you; this hilltop vantage point at Fourvière offers some of the best panoramic views in the city.
When you've had enough sightseeing, the 5th Arrondissement also has plenty of interesting cafés, bars and restaurants to relax in, as well as independent boutiques for shopping.
Find maps and further information for the 5th Arrondissement at the tourist office on Place Bellecour, just across the Saône. The neighborhood is served by the Vieux Lyon metro station and by funicular stations at Minimes, St. Just and Fourvière.


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Updated: 05/04/2007 - It was on the hit-list to be torn down, but an appeal led Dothan city commissioners to reconsider keeping the old Garland House on East Burdeshaw afloat.
Updated: 05/04/2007 - It was on the hit-list to be torn down, but an appeal led Dothan city commissioners to reconsider keeping the old Garland House on East Burdeshaw afloat.
Updated: 05/04/2007 - A visit to one nearby park may be just what you need. Kemberli Horne says she comes to Blue Springs State Park about once a week during the summer months.
Updated: 05/05/2007 - A concert Thursda night at Fort Rucker brought in hundreds of dollars for Enterprise High School.
Posted: 05/04/2007 - Alabama's Forestry Commission is sending four more wildland firefighters to southeast Georgia to help fight raging wildfires.
Updated: 05/04/2007 - Aaron Lee Jones was executed Thursday by lethal injection for the gruesome 1978 slaying of a Blount County couple, a crime that made him one of the state's longest death row residents.
Posted: 05/04/2007 - The Mobile County Sheriff's Office was looking Friday for two convicted sex offenders in the Mobile area.
Posted: 05/04/2007 - One man drowned in the Gulf of Mexico and four others were rescued off a Destin beach after their rented kayak got away from them.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - Echo tornado victims will soon get a little more relief.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - A bill passed in the Alabama House Wednesday, clearing the way for cities to call for referendums on legalizing Sunday liquor sales.
Updated: 05/03/2007 - An Elba man is charged with critically injuring his two infant daughters. Quinton Caldwell faces charges including willful torture child abuse and aggravated child abuse.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - The Dothan Fire Department received the call about 9:30 Wednesday evening. It took more than three hours to fully contain the fire.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - The city of Dothan and the Downtown Redevelopment Authority invite the public to attend a meeting where downtown development will be discussed.
Updated: 05/03/2007 - There's almost a 50 percent chance of a large hurricane hitting the gulf this season, which begins in a few weeks. That's the word from the Jackson County Emergency Management director.
Updated: 05/03/2007 - Thursday, Dale County High School students were in mourning, after losing a member of their senior class.
Updated: 05/03/2007 - A Coffee County woman was killed in an early morning wreck on the out-skirts of Dothan.
Updated: 05/03/2007 - A teenage driver killed in a head on collision Wednesday in Skippervill was a Dale County High student.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - Officials with the department of transportation will began repaving Main Street Thursday morning.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - The Alabama Supreme Court has refused to intervene in Thursday's planned execution of death row inmate Aaron Jones.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - A Fort Walton Beach high school coach and teacher is charged with sexual misconduct with eleven former students.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - A judge convicted a man for the decapitation murder of his estranged wife.
Posted: 05/03/2007 - Authorities are looking for a Pensacola man wanted on five felony counts of dogfighting.
Updated: 05/02/2007 - Coal and natural gas prices are on the rise and it seems there may be no end to increasing utility bills. So, several power companies around the Wiregrass are partnering to help their members.
Updated: 05/02/2007 - An historic downtown building in the Wiregrass will soon be turned into a museum if leaders have their way. The city of Ozark just received state money to relocate and restore its historic Train Depot.
Updated: 05/02/2007 - Last month, fans at the University of Alabama's annual A-Day game opened-up their wallets for Enterprise Tornado Victims.
Posted: 05/02/2007 - The Dothan Service League is announcing two major projects it plans to undertake this year.


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Groan! Wonder how she is going to try and show how this chart only applies to a capitalist society?
She seems to be stuck in the 19th century – I mean, expropriation of land?
Yes, but I would trade that for having a comments section put back on Pibgorn.
LOL. Was that cart of gibberish supposed to mean something? Eh, why should Marxist charts be any less inane than Marxist dogma?
Yes expropriation of land today where imminent domain is used to facilitate corporate profits. In 2012 get educated.
Liberals and other understood that ethanol was a dead end. And rightly so. But yet Cons still promote it. Why?
It is hard to find a new job much less a new career. Hope you have it first. Good fortune to you on that in this Depression.
I noticed that in Fearless Fosdick in 'Lil Abner when thousands were killed somehow to you and yours it "wasn't the same" so which is it?
What do you know about Marx & Engles anyway? You attack it in every way but substantially. Go to it show us where it is wrong. I dare you.
And where is replenishment from renewable resources?
I'm talking about in the present US of A and imminent domain being used for corporate Capitalists sake. That you didn't disagree with so you know I'm right and so is Stephanie. You just don't want to acknowledge that.
I guess the revolution isn't meant to be comprehended. What do the arrows represent? What is supposed to be moving from stage to stage? What is accumulated, what is eliminated? Why do the 'externalization of costs' feed INTO this loop, not out of it?
This looks less like a graphical explanation and more like a circle-jerk of Marxish shibboleths. It goes nowhere, does nothing, can't explain anything — including its own self-referential self. I note in passing that Stephanie didn't bother to offer even a nonsensical explanation. I guess she thinks it makes sense. Sure would like to know what that sense looks like. At this point, it looks like profound mental constipation. Nothing moves, though it looks like it's supposed to.
Here's an extremely simplified, and necessarily incomplete representation of capitalism's basic structure. Since this is a cycle—the ultimate vicious cycle—we can start at any point.
Elaboration to start Monday…
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Released: Nov 01st, 1986
Running Time: 88
Director: Paul Vatelli
Company: Caballero
Cast: Gina Carrera, Tom Byron, Kevin James (I), Jamie Gillis
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Feature
Here's a classic example of spoiling something good. Erotic Zones I and 2 were excellent shot-on-video features that had plenty of hot sex, in addition to stories that really held the viewer's interest. They were so good, AVN gave Erotic Zones, Volume 2 an award. But Erotic Zones, The Movie (it's not even a movie. It's three video segments just like 1 and 2) can only be described as fairly boring.
The first segment, entitled "Tell-Tale Mirror," holds no great surprises and little action. Gina Carrera and Tom Byron perform blase sex and the story is predictable. Carrera meets her dead grandmother in the mirror, and goes back in time (as her grandmother) to New Orleans to relive her madam days. Although time travel is a fascinating science fiction concept, there's very little that's fascinating here.
The second segment with Jamie Gillis as an unhappy husband also reaches into the past where his "long, lost love" is rekindled. Too bad that just like his marriage, this story is dull, even with the sex. The third segment, entitled "Final Payment," has a disjointed script to match the disjointed character played by Herschel Savage. Also, there's some sloppy shooting (why didn't the editor take out the little light that keeps circling the TV set in the first scene?).
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William Andrew Morris, 78, a native of Belle Rose, a former resident of Grand Isle and resident of Gray, died at 5:30 p.m. Monday, July 16, 2007.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Samart Funeral Home of Houma. Military service will be at noon Saturday at the funeral home.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Bernice Landry Morris; three sons, Gary and wife, Laura, of Houma, Keith and wife, Yvonne, of Temple, Texas, and Mark and Teresa, of Jacksonville, Fla.; four grandchildren, Raenell, Jessie, Travis and Cody; two great-grandchildren, Zivon and Aedan; and five sisters, Gloria Marshall, Dolores Mandina, Sylvia Reed, Shirley Savoie and Gayle Menter.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Anthony and Milda Templet; and three brothers, Anthony, Leroy and Kenneth Templet.
He was a 22-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
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BENNINGTON A Brandon man is facing criminal charges after his former employer accused him of using a company credit card to buy items for himself.
Troy M. Hale, 19, of Brandon, pleaded innocent on Monday in Bennington criminal court to a misdemeanor charge of using false pretenses to obtain items worth less than $900.
Hale was originally scheduled to answer to the charges in March, but at the time, the state referred the case to the court diversion program. If Hale had successfully completed the program, the charge would have been expunged from his record.
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This vehicle is only comparable to a Sherman Tank when looking at its off road capability.Been very impressed at what its got me through and out of.To be honest most of the places i thought only mad or insane people would get through,i've saunted through with this vehicle.Fuel consumption is the only hindrance,otherwise good to look at and my wife looks hot in it!
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Excellent in the snow, sand (on Lake Michigan beaches) and rain. Poor gas mileage, but what are you expecting of a SUV that can pull a 2 ton sailboat, a 4 ton sailboat a short haul and jet two kids plus gear around town. Traded my first 2001 Disco SE7 for the 2004 HSE7 (4.6l v8) and it was a great trade! The LR3 is a DOG! Looks and feels and drives CHEAP! Buy a USED DISCOVERY II or II.5! By the way, the replacement parts are much cheaper too from your local import mechanic!
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Land Rover dropped the NOAA marine radio frequencies on the standard in-dash radio! Now, I have to have my marine radio in the glovebox! Sorry, we live here near Chicago next to Lake Michigan!
Always wanted a Land Rover I have admired them since forever. My land Rover is love/hate relationship. The thing can't go more than 6 months without need for a trip to the dealer, most of the time it is for something minor. My rover loves to gulp gas even on highway trip if I'm lucky I might get 14 mpg (avg speed 66 mph). Ergonomics poor, off road performance way better than great. Snow, mud, water no problem. I purchased it with the older style nav system, which after the $700.00 cost Land Rover decided not to make map upgrade DVD disks for up dating. Great they have rendered the system useless as for up to the date maps and such, thanks Land Rover.
Looks great on or off road, it has both class and rugged looks. No other off road vehicle looks so good has a can go anywhere look and it does. The CJ series of Jeep has the look also. I do not consider it an SUV rather a real OFF ROAD vehicle.
The Discovery should still be made. Improvements, a bit bigger in sizee in and out would help. Get the window and heated seat switches on the door. Disconnect the way the fog, driving lights work. They should be independent of each other with the driver in complete control. Change
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I use 3 Olympus DSLRs none of which show any signs of dust. Also use converted Nikon DSLRS for IR and not change lenses much and no problem either.
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In 15 months of owning the camera (Rebel XT) I have never found dust. Have tested several times, including a week ago. 1. I expect little or no dust because it sems to me that the sensor is pretty much protected by the mirror. 2. When changing lenses I protect the camera form wind as much as possible.
The price of dust-free images is eternal vigilance. I have a strategy of checking for dust on a monthly basis if I haven't seen evidence of dust, and I clean the sensor each time (there's always dust on the sensor).
I have an Olympus E-330 and an older E-1. I have seen no sensor dust, nor do I expect to. The SSWF is all it's advertised to be; just one of many reasons I went with Olympus SLRs over Nikon or Canon.
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On paper, experts say the Canon PowerShot G1 X looks fantastic. Its enormous image sensor promises to deliver that long-awaited holy grail of compact cameras: pro-quality photos in a carry-around package. Unfortunately, the G1 X is big, bulky and slow. "Astonishingly slow," various testers say. Reviewers overwhelmingly recommend the speedy, pocket-sized Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 (Est. $440) instead.
Big, but generally easy to handle. The Canon G1 X isn't small. At 19 ounces, it's as heavy as a small digital SLR (single-lens reflex) camera, and nearly as big. But bulk does carry some advantages. Unlike its pocket-sized rivals, the Canon G1 X leaves ample room for your hands. Textured rubber grips make it comfortable to hold. There's plenty of space for physical buttons, too (although no lens ring), so you can adjust settings on the fly without any menu-diving. There's even an optical viewfinder. It disappoints testers, though. "If you can believe it, the lens barrel actually blocks your view," says David Pogue at The New York Times. PhotographyBlog.com's Mark Goldstein finds the viewfinder too small to be really useful for framing a shot, anyway. Testers and owners wind up ignoring the viewfinder and using the 3-inch, flip-out, swiveling LCD screen instead.
Pretty pictures, but "frustratingly slow." First, the good news: Images from the Canon G1 X look fabulous, reviews say. Even dim light -- the downfall of most pocket cameras -- proves no problem for the G1 X. Now, the bad news: Forget about photographing anything that moves. The G1 X is that slow, reviews say; the all-round slowness includes the autofocus and video. It's even a slow burst-shooter -- a "dead-slow" 1.9 frames per second (fps), according to DPReview.com -- though you can boost that to 4.5 fps, but only for six shots in a row. It's so slow that some owners say they simply miss moments. Others get blurry shots, including Pogue, who received advice from Canon that he switch to a different mode to shoot things that move. Battery life is 250 shots per charge with the LCD screen on -- "very low," Pogue says.
Strong metal body. The Canon G1 X feels very sturdy, reviewers say. "Featuring a metal body with a solid feel, tank-like construction, the G1 X feels very well made indeed," says Goldstein at PhotographyBlog.com. DPReview.com praises the G1 X's "solid build quality," too. Owners agree. "When you pick up the Canon G1 X, your first thought will probably be 'Wow -- this thing is SOLID,'" writes one Amazon.com reviewer. Another says, "The body is metal and, as I've already managed to drop mine (long story), I can vouch for the fact that it is durable."
High-end features like a hot shoe -- but no in-camera panorama. Zoom is 4x, typical for this class. But the Canon G1 X comes loaded with goodies you'll usually only see on interchangeable-lens cameras. There's a hot shoe for an external flash (and a pop-up flash, too) plus the optical viewfinder and swiveling LCD screen. One glaring omission: There's no built-in panorama feature. Even cheap cameras these days give you a panorama photo option, but the G1 X makes you stitch your photos together later using supplied computer software (from 1996, DPReview.com points out). Like other cameras in its class, the G1 X has a USB port to hook up to a computer, and an HDMI port to attach to an HDTV.
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Packing "DSLR-like image quality" into a more compact body, the Canon PowerShot G1 X wins DPReview.com's Silver Award after a comprehensive test. However, the camera could use a speed boost, especially when it comes to continuous shooting and autofocus.
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The Canon PowerShot G1 X delivers "DSLR-like pictures" in this test, earning a spot on PhotographyBlog.com's list of the best digital cameras. Mark Goldstein likes the intuitive menu interface and excellent LCD display, but he's disappointed with the G1 X's macro shooting.
Review: Canon PowerShot G1 X Review, Mark Goldstein, Feb. 14, 2012
CNET gives the Canon PowerShot G1 X a "very good" rating with high scores for design, features and image quality. Like many reviewers, however, Lori Grunin is disappointed with the camera's sluggishness.
Review: Canon PowerShot G1 X Review, Lori Grunin, Feb. 17, 2012
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PCMag.com gives the Canon PowerShot G1 X a lower rating than most reviewers -- a 3 out of 5, or "good" rating. It falters when it comes to macro shooting and quick autofocus. Jim Fisher names several cameras that perform better for the price.
Review: Canon PowerShot G1 X, Jim Fisher, Feb. 9, 2012
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The big sensor delivers beautiful image quality, but "frustratingly slow" autofocus, a lens barrel that blocks the viewfinder and other flaws ruin the Canon G1 X for tech columnist David Pogue.
Review: The Canon G1 X: Big Sensor, Major Disappointments, David Pogue, May 24, 2012
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Owners come to many of the same conclusions as experts: The Canon G1 X can shoot outstanding photos, but it's so slow that several owners say it simply can't capture anything that moves. It averages a mediocre 3.9 out of 5 stars in over 100 reviews.
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We chose the Las Gavias Golden Shores location for its spectacular views, relaxing atmosphere, and superior luxury. Mazatlan has been our home away from home for over 25 years and we decided to buy at this location because it offers us not only the views and easy accessibility to the beach that we love, but also because of the beautiful building design, walking distance to a variety of restaurants, and easy public transportation right out the front door. The furniture and room decor were designed to be simple, yet offer a luxurious stay for any couple or family so that the only thing that you would need to bring with you would be your suitcase of clothes. The condo itself is an expansive floor plan of more than 2,100 square feet (including 400 square ft terrace) with three bedrooms (two of which have full walk-in closets and bathrooms, the third full bathroom is off the hallway) a living room, a full kitchen, dining room, and an expansive 180 degree view on the balcony. The living room, dinning room and kitchen all have an unobstructed view of the Pacific Ocean. This is a place to sit and let go of everything and be completely mesmerized as you watch some of the most spectacular sunsets in the world.
There is a reason we have returned every year for 25 years to Mazatlan. It has a little of everything for the young and not so young at heart. The town is located in one of the richest fishing areas in the Pacific with stretches of beach running up and down the length of the hotel districts, residential neighborhoods and the downtown areas. Beach activities are abundant and vary from parasailing, boat sailing, and strolls along the beach, to simply splashing in the shallow tide pools. There is a beautiful old part of the downtown where one can sit in the plaza, listen to jazz and folk musicians, meander under the twinkling lights viewing the goods of local artisans, and choose from a variety of restaurants. There are adventures and tours to islands, quaint mountain towns to explore, and it is always an adventure to go to the downtown open market place. Mazatlan has a wonderful transportation system of buses and little open-air volkswagon bugs called "pulmonias" that make getting to and from any area easy and relatively cheap.
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The FO - an incongruous acronym for a ministry that trains its staff to be polite - has overcome its legendary camera shyness. It can't be a coincidence that this conversion took place on the road to Maastricht. Opening doors has given the mandarins a chance to prove that diplomacy is not all a matter of plush upholstery and cushy cuisine (though the fromage selection on their chartered plane did seem to be a notch up from the cheese on the bucket-shop shuttle).
The series beamed in at ministerial level, focusing on Tristan Garel-Jones during the British presidency of the Union. As he and a team of chiselled, pin-striped flunkies whizzed round Europe, one cast around for signs of humility and esteem for others in our official face abroad. A stop-over in Rome offered an early chance to take a reading. 'He's miles away,' said our minister, after chewing the fat with his Italian opposite number. 'He's on another planet. Zimmer frame, really.' And the flunky, a non-smoker but well stocked with his boss's favourite cigarettes, agreed.
Never mind that our minister's effort to communicate with the allegedly decrepit space cadet in his own language yielded a solitary word of Spanish: 'Comprendo.' On the evidence of this film, though this will doubtless be disproved by subsequent episodes, a knowledge of foreign tongues is not part of the British brief. In one sequence rich in comedy, in which our chinless negotiator hammered out a statement that everyone could agree on, two meticulous Danes argued with each other in English about the various legal implications lurking in certain of our verbs. In another, less frantic, episode, True Brits might find time to ask whether Britain's false sense of superiority is founded on the fact that everyone speaks our language, literally if not metaphorically. If our chaps had to talk to one another in Danish about Danish verbs, Britain would never have got involved with the foreigners in the first place.
Garel-Jones, who resigned his post once Maastricht, limping and bandaged, had got through a hostile Parliament, is meant to be one of his party's most ardent Europeans, but even he talked dismissively of 'all this Euro claptrap that the Belgians and these other people have been peddling for years'. There was probably a clause in his agreement, thrashed out over several late-night soirees at the Savoy Grill, that delayed the broadcast until he was safely spending more time with his family.
The claim for True Brits is that it has gained unprecedented access. While the newly accessible has nothing quite as crowd-pleasing to show of itself as the Royal Family famously burning sausages on the barbecue, it's still a glimpse of something hitherto unseen. How much of a glimpse it is, though, is hard to assess. We saw Garel-Jones tut-tutting at the PM's tasteless choice of conference chairs, which will doubtless dig a deeper chip into Mr Major's classless shoulder, but that was just a minor indiscretion. Before Edinburgh he talked of 'showing Gonzalez (the Spanish PM) a bit of ankle,' and one suspects that this series is performing the same modest act of titillation on its audience. And most titillating it is, too.
The executive producer of True Brits is Edward Mirzoeff, who has previously gained intimate access to those tabloid superstars, Torvill and Dean and the Queen. The Disorderly House of Windsor (C 4) cited the access granted for films like Mirzoeff's as the principal cause of the first family's decline. 'Elizabeth R' might as well have been called 'Elizabeth PR', so flagrant was its sales pitch. This was a tidy rehearsal of the reasons for not buying the product.
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POLICE are investigating a suspected homicide in Koorda, 245km east of Perth.
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After weeks of speculation, Charlie Sheen finally admitted that he is indeed HIV+. He told Matt Lauer on Today that he received the diagnosis around 4 years ago, on the heels of his infamous 2011 meltdown.
The actor revealed that back then, he had been suffering from crushing headaches and after several days of sweating uncontrollably in his bed, he went to the hospital. After several tests, doctors gave him the news that forever changed his life. Finding out that he was HIV+ led him into a descent of "profound substance abuse and fathomless drinking."
He also says that since he learned he had HIV, he has still hired prostitutes. Sheen claims that he told them of his status and wore condoms when he was with them. He also told Lauer that one of those women went into his bathroom, took a photo of his medicine bottle and threatened to blackmail him with it.
Blackmail seems to be the reason why he is coming out now after all of this time. There were two reports in the last several weeks, claiming an A List actor had HIV. Many speculated it was him and yesterday National Enquirer outed him. Just as they broke the news, Today announced that they were having him on the show.
Sheen told Lauer that he has paid off several people. The sum for the alleged hush money, he says is around 10 million dollars. He explained that he doesn't care if they take the money from him, but they are taking it from his 5 children and 1 grandchild.
When it comes to recent rumors that he had unprotected sex with women and did not tell them of his status, he denies that. He admitted to having unprotected sex with two women, and those two women knew that he was positve and were under the care of his doctor.
Does he know how he got it? He says that he is not really sure, but denied using intravenous drugs.
But it his drug use that has doctors worried about him. His doctor, Robert Huizenga, told Lauer he fears that if Charlie is on them, he will forget to take one of his 4 daily pills. If he does forget a pill, it can change how he reacts to the Cocktail and can change how healthy he currently is with the Virus. The doctor also told Lauer that there is very little chance of him transmitting HIV, if he has protected sex.
And that is where my problem with him lies. I have been doing AIDS Advocacy since I was a teenager, and I can't believe that he has says that he has knowingly had unprotected sex since he knew he was HIV+. It is just something I can't comprehend. I really can't even express my feelings about that revelation from him.
But I need to also look at the positiveness that could come out of all of this. In recent years, AIDS and HIV is barely talked about like it has been in the decades past. There is a younger generation growing up, not knowing how this could be easily prevented. I mean, it is not 100% effective, but condoms do help. That is why I suggest that every single person has a box readily available and make sure that the rubbers are not expired. I also suggest that if you are going to have sex with someone new, both of you should get tested before you do it. It is good to know what both of you are bringing to the party.
Hopefully, schools will be talking to their students about this today and until there is a cure. Yes, there is the cocktail, but it is not cheap and can lose its effectiveness with a missed dose.
Back to Sheen, it is good that he came finally clean with his diagnosis and let's hope he does some good with it. You can tell by his stuttering, throughout the 20 minute combined interview, this was not easy for him to do. I don't think we've ever seen him as nervous as we did today. If I could give him a hug, I would. I know he needs one.
When it comes to his career, I highly doubt it is over. Look at everything he has done since he was teenager, and we have forgiven him. I don't think we will stop now. As much as we want to hate him, we can't. We really want to, but we can't.
What do you think of all of this?
To read the letter that he gave to Matt Lauer yesterday, then click here!
Today announced today that Charlie Sheen will give a revealing interview to Matt Lauer tomorrow and he will be making a "personal announcement." What that announcement is, we can only assume.
Some of us have been assuming that he is the answer to Radar Online's Blind Item "Hollywood Superstar's Desperate Battle With AIDS Revealed," since that story broke. Tomorrow, we will find out if that could be the case. I am not saying that is it. It is what I assume it is. And you know what they say about assuming? Never assume because you will make an a$$ out u and me.
What do you think his "personal announcement" could be?
UPDATE: Several sites (Radar Online, TMZ, Gossip Cop) and Publications (National Enquirer, People and US Weekly) are reporting that Sheen will be announcing that he is HIV+ tomorrow.
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If Trump will hv me
I'd be his VP
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— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) August 27, 2015
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If Trump will hv me
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Donald Trump hasn't yet said who he would choose to be his running mate if he gets his party's nomination, so Charlie Sheen has thrown his name into the Make America Great Again cap. The two of them running on the same ticket would break every late night show host and comedian. Could you imagine the two of them running together?
Let's not because it's scary enough with just one of them going for the White House.
Charlie Sheen is going to turn 50 (who would've thought?) next month and he is getting in shape for the milestone. He is doing that by taking up jogging, and for the notorious partier that is quite boring. He tried to make it more exciting, but I am not sure it worked. I guess that is why some comedic actors need writers and others don't.
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Charlie Sheen was on Extra! tonight and Charissa Thompson asked him if he had any regrets about what happened when he was fired from Two and a Half Men. He told her, "Yeah, I should have been a little more humble, more regretful, shouldn't have attacked them like I did and I probably should have begged for my job back. You know what, beg is a color I don't wear well, I probably should have requested my job back.†He then went on to say, "I think that what went down was fixable and I made it irreparable.†That would be an understatement. It's a shame, he didn't make this confession a year ago. Maybe then he could've been part of the show's final season instead of just having a piano fall on someone who looked like him.
Finally he ended his answer by saying, "I let them (the fans) down and my family down from all the money they were paying me." He was making $1.8 million an episode times at least 22 episodes a year, yeah you can say his family felt that pain in their wallets.
Hopefully he learned his lesson because as troubled as he is, he still does a form of comedy that makes him likeable even though you want to hate him.
Ashton Kutcher is on Conan tonight and the TBS late night host asked him what he thinks of Charlie Sheen saying he wants to be on the final season of Two and a Half Men. The new dad said he is like the parents on Charlie Brown in that you know hear them talking but you are not paying attention to what they are saying.
Then when they tossed to a clip, it wouldn't play. So you have to wonder where Sheen was when they were taping the Conan today??? Was he touring the Warner Bros lot late this afternoon and somehow stumbled on Stage 15? Things that make you go hmmmmmm?
Make sure to watch the whole clip, after they tackled Sheen, I mean when it actually played. There is a joke in the preview from Thursday's season premiere of the CBS show that will definitely make you chuckle.
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