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by Tim Fok | 5th January 2017
Kicking off the New Year, we look at 5 nifty-50mm prime lenses for 5 different types of shooters. Which one are you? The 50mm prime is a great focal length for both the super35mm and full-frame 35mm formats. Fortunately for Sony Alpha users, with the ability to select crop mode in camera, you get the option of both. Although this article takes into consideration the small form factor and usually budget-conscious aspects of a typical Sony Alpha shooter, this list could apply to anyone with an E mount camera, such as the FS5 and FS7. I've categorized each lens choice into a stereotype (I'm fun like that). Do any of these resonate with you? The Stream Crosser Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Starting us off is the good old Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Lens (let's just ignore the fact that this is 5mm longer than 50mm, shall we?). It's not the smallest lens in this list, but as far as lenses go it's fairly compact, suiting your A7S or A7R quite nicely in both size and aesthetic. The stream-crosser is both a video and photo shooter, and a choice that benefits from good auto focus. Some Alpha shooters may want auto focus for video-only use also. We can see that this lens was mainly intended for stills in its incorporation of a fly-by-wire system, where the focus wheel has a dynamic action. The faster you turn the focus, the faster it focuses (the slower you turn… you get the picture). I find fly-by-wire very hard to use for video as you never quite know where you're gonna land, making it difficult to execute precise focus changes. However, if you cross the stream between photo and video often and perhaps don't rack focus too much when operating, for example if you shoot a lot of talking heads, then this could be a good choice. Honorable Mention The Rokinon AF 50mm f/1.4 FE is the brand's first venture into auto focus lensing. Known for their cost-effective manual-only optics, this fly-by-wire FE lens offers a cheaper alternative for those seeking a photo/video-friendly option. The All-Manual-Man or Woman ZEISS Loxia 50mm f/2 Planar T* Lens The ZEISS Loxia is just such a fantastic pairing to the Sony Alpha cameras. I own the 35mm version and it never leaves my Sony A7R II body for casual photos. Perfect in size for the Sony Alpha platform, it's a completely manual lens, offering manual aperture and a nice big-action manual focus wheel. The latter means you can get nice and precise focus racks for video, and the aperture wheel is de-clickable so you can live aperture-adjust if you wish and maintain smooth exposure transitions. Although slower than most on this list at F/2, it makes up for it in every other department. The 50mm Loxia lens is very well built and is also weather sealed, sporting the trademark blue gasket around the mount. Honorable Mention Rokinon 50mm T1.5 AS UMC Cine (not the APS-C version). Loads of people will already have this lens, as it offers a good, much more affordable alternative to the ZEISS Loxia. The Rokinon also has geared focus and iris wheel and is apparently T-stopped. It misses the top spot for a few reasons, though, the biggest for me being that the E mount versions of these Cine lenses aren't actually any smaller than the Canon/Nikon versions – Rokinon simply bolt on a permanent adaptor-sized end. You therefore may as well get the Canon version and use an adaptor to keep your future options open. The Future Proofer ZEISS Milvus 50mm f/1.4 EF (with Metabones or similar Adaptor) Speaking of keeping your options open, here is a non-native E mount lens making the list. It considerably bends the rules of this article, yes, but offers a very reasonable path to take when building your lens collection. Your lens investment will always outgrow your camera body. That's a fact. It's natural, then, to consider lenses that offer you a whole host of options with future purchases, not just the camera you own at any given point. E mount by design is both utterly flexible and restrictive. Flexible in the fact that the flange distance is so short, that you can attach almost any lens onto your camera body with the right adapter. And restrictive from the point of view of the lens in that there's very little (if no) other format an E mount lens will adapt with. With this in mind, an adapted lens makes the list. And what better than one of the highest-performing lenses in its category. The ZEISS Milvus 50mm needs no introduction, with a premium build quality, manual focus, weather-sealing and stellar image performance. Shame there's no manual aperture on the EF version. Honorable Mention Sigma 50mm f/1.4 Art with MC-11 adaptor. The Sigma Global Vision Line has taken the industry by storm, offering fantastic performance and affordability. With the Sigma MC-11 adapter, it apparently makes Auto focus tolerable on Sony Alpha systems with their non-native lenses. It will probably get nods from many over the ZEISS Milvus for its price, but it misses the mark for me on the basis of one feature – its short focus throw. Primarily a stills lens, all ART primes have a much shorter focus throw than full manual alternatives, making it harder to operate for video. The Premium User Sony Planar T* FE 50mm f/1.4 ZA Since we've already opened the door to non-native lenses, maybe the Otus should sit here too. But attempting to claw back some article integrity, let's rein it back in to E-mount. The Sony Planar T* FE 50mm f/1.4 ZA is Sony's flagship E mount 50mm. Although considerably bigger (and a little faster) than the 55mm f/1.8, it comes with increased image performance and makes for a better video/photo hybrid. A plus for video shooters is the manual aperture that can be de-clicked. It also has auto focus, so will work well as a premium option to a stream-crosser also. The ring drive SSM focus system is supposedly improved for video, and "provides quick, quiet, and precise autofocus performance and also contributes to more natural, intuitive manual focus control". Honorable Mention Either of the aforementioned ZEISS could sit here, but to save repeating I've pulled up a wild card. The Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Nocturnus 50mm f/0.95 II is as interesting as it is a mouthful. Exceptionally fast at f/0.95, you really only see this sort of max aperture on M4/3 systems where the sensor size and crop whittle it down to something average. This at Full Frame with the high ISO performance of the Alpha system could be the real deal. The Nostalgic One SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 There's many a project where the clinical look where everything is sharp and straight just goes out of the window, and for those it's great to have some vintage-look options. This type of shooter could also be quite a budget-conscious one, as many of the lenses that sit in this category are considerably cheaper in price. The SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 is fast, cheap and small. We reviewed it here, and after a few concerns about edge sharpness, SLR Magic tweaked the design prior to full release – receptive. A little soft wide open and susceptible to flare, this lens fits the nostalgic bill nicely. The fact that it's a native E mount also keeps it very small, much smaller in fact than any older vintage lens as those were designed for a mount that accommodates a mirror box, therefore requiring a large flange distance. The SLR Magic Cine 50mm is fully manual, with geared focus and aperture rings. The latter is clickless. Honorable Mention There's a plethora of suitable vintage lenses here. Again we break the native E mount rule to accommodate a larger range. As mentioned, all older lenses will be designed for 35mm film cameras that have a mirror box, so larger adapter are required to make up for the flange distance in Sony's Alpha system. Speaking from experience, the ZEISS 50mm f/1.7 Contax is a fantastic reliable vintage option. I picked up a version of one of these on eBay years ago for about $180. Great image performance for such an old lens, but has all those great quirky characteristics of a vintage prime. So that's my list of 50mm prime lenses for the Sony Alpha system. Of course it's all subjective, so I'd love to know your thoughts and maybe your go-tos in either category. Let us know in the comments below!Read more
by Adam Plowden | 29th August 2016
Optics company SLR Magic Introduce the Image Enhancer Pro, a unique clarity and colour shift filter. With sensors in cameras being sensitive to a wide range of light, specifically UV and infrared, filters have been used to eliminate unwanted colour shifts. The SLR Magic Image Enhancer Pro offers a combined UV and IR filter that optimizes the light spectrum (between 200nm to 1200nm) to seem normal for our human eye. We wouldn't see UV and infrared colour casts with our eyes, but it's often seen in shots as a purple cast on the image. Typically these can be reduced with photography filters, but can result in a reduction in the red tones and skin tones, as well as adding a green colour cast to images captured on lenses wider than 35mm. You've probably noticed green or magenta fringing on the edge of subjects against a bright background in some shots, this is the cast created by UV and infrared light. The Image Enhancer Pro works with both photography and cine lenses from wide to telephoto, it optimizes the light transmission to eliminate UV, IR and colour casts while keeping the sharp clarity, adding tonal depth, with cleaner blacks and true skin tones. It can be stacked on ND filters or protectors without reflections or flare as it has 50 layers of coating to minimize such unwanted effects. The SLR Magic Image Enhancer Pro will be available from re-sellers from October, and we'll be sure to catch up with them at IBC to get a hands on test with the IE Pro. Could this filter improve your filming? Let us know in the comments!Read more
by Tim Fok | 12th July 2016
SLR Magic Anamorphot-Cine Lenses are a set of vintage look anamorphics. I had a chance to review set, producing the above short film shot exclusively on them.Read more
by Adam Plowden | 10th June 2016
SLR Magic announced their new 35mm F1.2 and 75mm F1.4 cine lenses at Cine Gear this week. Nino spoke with Andrew Chan in Hollywood and had a look at the new lenses. Known for their innovative fast primes and anamorphic lenses, SLR Magic (AKA Noktor) are announcing a new pair of cine lenses for FE and E mount cameras in the 35mm and 75mm focal lengths with very fast apertures of f1.2 and f1.4 respectively. Not only that, they are extremely affordable at $499 each. It's not everyday that you can get such a wide aperture and wide field of view lens for under $500, especially with the quality of SLR Magic lenses! They are fully manual with a de-clicked aperture. If you're a filmmaker using a Sony camera such as the FS5 or FS7 (or smaller SLR or mirrorless) and desire that extreme shallow depth of field, these proprietary FE/E-mount lenses can certainly provide that wide aperture for really surrounding your subjects in bokeh. The choice of focal lengths and field of view are ideal for portraits, interiors, landscapes and architecture. The 35mm prime is always a go to lens for cinematography and video, and 75mm is an interesting choice similar to the standard 85mm which at f1.4 will be perfect for photographing and filming portraits. The lenses feature an all-manual design with built-in gears for use with follow focus systems. They are built for reliability and resilience, ideal when shooting in extreme conditions. Tech specs of the SLR Magic 35mm model Fast prime lens at f1.2. Compatible with FE and E-mount cameras. 9 elements in 8 groups. Minimum focus distance of 0.3m (30cm). Manual aperture with 13 blades. Min aperture F16. 52mm filter thread (non rotating). Black anodized finish. 77.40mm in length, 64.73mm in diameter. 535g/18.87oz in weight. Tech specs of the SLR Magic 75mm model Fast prime lens at f1.4 Compatible with FE and E-mount cameras. 6 elements in 6 groups Minimum focus distance of 0.7m (70cm). Manual aperture with 13 blades Min aperture of F16 52mm filter thread (non rotating). Black anodized finish. 78.68mm in length, 64.67mm in diameter 455g/16.05oz in weight. Judging from the high build and image quality of SLR Magic's current line-up of both regular and anamorphic glass, we can say we're keen to have a closer look at these lenses at Cine Gear. They will be available to see for the first time at the LA Cinematography expo at the ATOMOS booth, and will be available from authorized dealers by August 2016.Read more
by Johnnie Behiri | 28th December 2015
The new SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 is just about to start shipping and a fresh copy of the renewed lens just landed on our table. As previously described in my original news post, the prototype had suffered from some serious limitations which strongly affected its performance especially when attempting to film at a wide open aperture. You might (like us) be asking yourself how a manufacturer can improve the optical performance of a lens in just under a month? Apparently it is absolutely doable! My hat off to SLR magic for listening to our remarks, holding production, improving the overall lens performance, adding a lens shade to combat lens flares at no additional cost and delivering an upgraded product just in time for the new year…. Below you can see photos compering the new vs old lens. SLR Magic F/1.1 | Crop of upper left-hand corner One of the problems were the very soft left side corners of the lens when the aperture was wide open. (The right side looked sharper). As you can judge from the above photo (crops from the upper left hand corner of the image produced by the lenses), this is no longer the case. The optical performance of the SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 was significantly improved and now is matching the right hand side of the lens. Please note that the sharpness at the centre of the lens stayed almost identical to the original prototype. Strong vignetting at F/1.1 is making the overall image, but especially that upper left hand side crop you're seeing, darker. All in all, well done SLR Magic! (And as a side note, I truly enjoy using that lens for taking portrait photos!) The video below was taken with the PROTOTYPE LENS. I'm sure that the new version will satisfy most users even better.Read more
by Johnnie Behiri | 1st December 2015
This was supposed to be a normal comprehensive lens test/review of the new SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 made with a production unit we received from the manufacturer about 2 weeks ago. After working with the new lens, we've raised our concerns to the manufacturer especially about the softness of the image at the corners of the picture when shooting with a wide open aperture and setting the focus point to infinity. All was ready to be publish today when an e-mail from SLR Magic landed in my inbox. Here is an excerpt from their message: From the two weeks of real life testing by several testers, we received 3 main concerns. – Corner softness at infinity – Sharpness at f/1.1 – Lens flare We are currently making some changes within our capability to address the issues. The new changes would improve corner sharpness at infinity by approximately 20% but do not expect perfection after the changes. Sharpness at f/1.1 is not affected. Lens flare would be addressed with an optional lens hood. It is encouraging to see a manufacturer who is taking action in order to make his product better after feedback from beta testers like us! As such, we decided to suspend the publication of the written review itself and wait for the new version to come, BUT, we also decided to publish the above video as it is a good example of what the combination of a fast lens together with the Sony a7SII can deliver in extreme low light situations. We will review and test the new lens soon. In the video above, I wanted to mimic a realistic documentary working situation. To my help came Tina Walzer who is the responsible historian for a very old close to the public Jewish cemetery located in Vienna. I was presuming it will be dark out there, at least at the heart of the cemetery with some light bouncing near its fence from the streetlights facing towards the street itself. Boy I was right! Even at a wide open aperture I had to tune the camera to a range of ISO 128,000 to 409,600. Below you can see a picture of "what my eye could see" vs. "what the camera saw in high ISO". One of the reasons for those insigne high ISO values is my wish to expose correctly. If you would like to successfully work in Slog-2 during shooting in high ISO conditions, I advise you to do the same, otherwise you will be recording a lot of noise. What the camera can see on the left vs. what my eyes could see on the right About this video: Shot in 4K/25p, 100 Mbit, Slog-2, ISO 28,000 to 409,600, Edited on Adobe Premiere CC 2015, graded with James Miller's DELUTs. NO de-noising of any sort was used. The "trick" is to use a LUT that can mask well most of it. Music used in this review: Ghosts Seldom Stay In Their Graves and The Grave by Triads by Triads courtesy of themusicbed A special thanks to Tina Walzer for helping me out in producing and executing this video. Johnnie Behiri is a freelance documentary cameraman/editor/producer working mostly for the BBC and other respected broadcasters. He is also co-owner of cinema5d.comRead more
by Tim Fok | 18th November 2015
SLR Magic has announced a new, incredibly cheap and fast 50mm prime. The SLR Magic f/1.1 50mm FE lens is rivalled only by one other as the fastest full frame Sony E Mount lens on the market, all for a price of under $350. The SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 is an FE mount lens meaning it is suitable for full frame Sony E mount cameras like the Sony a7R II & a7S II as well as Super35mm sensor cameras such as the Sony FS7 or FS5. Billed as a Cine lens we get geared aperture & focus rings as well as a de-clicked iris, the aperture diaphragm is made up of 13-blades also (more than the average stills lens). The rest resembles a typical older 35mm prime; the lens is still very compact in size with a 52mm filter thread and distance markings only on the top. The SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 is built up of 6 elements in 5 groups and has a black anodized construction. Most sub f/1.2 lenses are designed for less sensitive smaller sensors such as the Micro Four Thirds format, the SLR Magic Cine 50mm f/1.1 FE enters the super fast lens bracket, next to it's much more expensive bigger brother the SLR Magic HyperPrime Cine 50mm T0.95. I'm very excited to see how this lens performs, a compact vintage-esque form factor is one Zeiss has taken up with their Loxia E mount lens line. The difference here is a price of just $349, making it a very attractive package indeed. The tiny form factor will sit well with Sony mirrorless cameras like the a7R II and a7S II. Speaking of size, here's the official stats: Dimensions Length to bayonet mount: approx. 54.8mm (approx. 2.16in) Largest diameter: approx. 63.00mm (approx. 2.48in) Weight Approx. 400g (approx. 14.11oz) Release date is scheduled for the end of this year, the lens will also be available to view at the upcoming InterBEE 2015 fair in Tokyo that starts today. We're there reporting live so stay tuned over the next couple of days.Read more
by Tim Fok | 10th September 2015
SLR Magic has announced a set of vintage look anamorphic prime lenses that will be available to view at IBC in Amsterdam this weekend. The trio of PL mount lenses are designed to work with 16:9 sensors to offer the cinema aspect ratio of 2.35:1. Fresh for this weekend's IBC show, SLR Magic has announced the ANAMORPHOT-CINE 35mm T2.4, 50mm T2.8 and 70mm T4 lenses. The set have a squeeze factor of 1.33x making them compatible with 16:9 sensor cameras to achieve an aspect ratio of 2.35:1. This is nice as it keeps their compatibility broad (rather than 2x which would require a 4:3 able camera to produce a reasonable wide aspect ratio). The set promise to deliver "the classic contrast, distortion, chromatic, color aberration, and flare characteristics of vintage anamorphic lenses", often on the more modern and easy-to-use anamorphic lenses you lose the aesthetic and character many filmmakers look to obtain when turning to the format. The lenses will come in PL mount with a PL to EF mount accessory, here's the spec list: SLR Magic ANAMORPHOT-CINE 35mm T2.4, 50mm T2.8, 70mm T4 Lens Type: Anamorphic lens Squeeze factor: 1.33x Objective front filter thread: Φ82 Mount: Aluminium PL or Titanium PL compatible with optional EF adapter Lens Coating: Multi Coated Close Focus: 3'6 Weight (oz./g): 38.8/1,100 Length (cm): 13.5 Diameter (cm): 10 Optional accessories: PL to EF adapter Suggested aperture setting: T4-5.6 Image Circle: S35 for 35mm T2.4, FF for 50mm T2.8 and 70mm T4 The anamorphic lens game can be a bit of a mind field. Good quality easy-to-use lenses can get very expensive and in the process lose some image characteristics (namely flare) that many filmmakers often seek. Cheaper examples can be very tricky to use often requiring the use of two focal barrels, with wider apertures and longer focal lengths struggling in image quality department. It seems SLR Magic has sensed the gap between vintage and high quality anamorphics, offering a relatively affordable set of lenses that maintain easy of use and that vintage look. If you're heading to IBC I'd strongly recommend checking these out, they can be found at the Atomos booth in Hall 9 Stand D.25. SLR Magic has also announced a 2x MFT set that will work on the likes of the Panasonic GH4 in 4:3 mode for 2.35:1 (or super wide on 16:9 cameras). Below are recommended retail prices for the set: $2,499 for SLR Magic ANAMORPHOT-CINE 35mm T2.4 $2,999 for SLR Magic ANAMORPHOT-CINE 50mm T2.8 $2,999 for SLR Magic ANAMORPHOT-CINE 70mm T4Read more
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Bring The Thunder
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By combining their strength, thy were able to muster up some inclement weather.
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I just want to feed them. Or, failing that, put some shirts on them.
As long as your house isn't made of gingerbread and candy….
Send shirts, belts and sandwiches! Dad, get me out of this!
The Guns Show is never cancelled due to weather.
Don't make them angry, you wouldn't like them when they are angry.
Best caption EVER
Get some shirts on, fellas! I LOVE the color of their hair though.
I love how the kid on the left is making sound effects as he is flexing. He has obviously been practicing….
HOW THE HECK DID YOU GET MY PHOTO!?!?!??! LIKE SERIOUSLY, THIS IS ME!!!! I photoshopped the lightning! How did you get this????
Which one are you?
Really? You should read some of the newer comments and reconsider your brother Kory's Birthday present this year…
This photo must have been taken during wrestling season.
Glad the police can't see their legs. They could be arrested for 'no visible means of support'
"Hey ladies! Check out these guns! Ladies…ladies….come back…"
did the bicycle shop owner/worker from different strokes take this picture??? geez.. that's wrong.
I'm too old because I immediately knew what this was in reference to. And, my thoughts exactly…along with a few not-so-serious and inappropriate jokes.
It scares me that i got this reference.
Haha! Hahaha!
Shock and Awwwwwww!
"With our combined powers, we can life that football and possibly throw it 5 feet! Go team ATROPHY!"
OH, hehe…I see the "Proof" now! Brings it to a whole new level of awkward on top of what's going on with the gun show.
Our personalities are electric, too!
LOL! You KNOW they thought they were studs. I love it!
oh my they have such skinny arms.
Wha? Really?
The Manning Brothers: The Early Years
Gun Club for Small Arms.
Good one!!!!
You made me giggle.
Complete and total LOL WIN.
I wouldn't want to meet them in a dark alley! lol
It wont be dark for long with all that lightning!
The ring on the middle kid's belly is some sort of print on the picture if you look closely at the bottom and top it says, "PROOF" from right to left with all the letters turned 90 degrees to the right.
Lol, their parents just stole the proof then and didn't actually buy the print!
one of them is rather serious..
Welcome to the Gun Show.
These guys went to the Gun Show with slingshots.
Instant new favorite.
Somebody give those kids some FOOD!
Oh to be that photographer…."Now flex those muscles boys….oh…you are. Oh well..*click*"
ROTFL!!! Nice!
wheaties and creatine with the likes of you, lads!
The Manning brothers have come so far.
which manning brothers would you be speaking of?
i never knew skin and bones could be so intimidating
It's wonderful how thier underpants are showing too.
Good lord! Somebody get these kids to McDonalds ASAP.
LOL I remember my brothers and me having pictures like this one, but we lost them 😛
absolutely hysterical…the lightning background is key here
Behold! The 1/2 cup of watery, unseasoned potato soup and 35 grams of black bread per day diet!
ah hahahaha! I think Ill have my boys do this pose so they can laugh at it when they get older…
…and now for "The NOODLE Brothers"!
Clearly awkward with the under-roos showing!
That was just the static caused by them brushing their hair!
Posting just to say you're first (especially when you're ninth) is lame.
Grow up…No one cares if you posted first…or ninth…
I do
71st? Oh and those boys need to eat more!
C'mon Bubba Joe – everyone has a hobby!
I had no idea it was possible to flex a humerus (upper arm bone), but that kid on the left seems to have found a way.
You are so humorous!! But it is true! Looks painful, actually…
Oh my gosh you made me laugh so hard! I wonder if all three boys signed off on submitting this photo?
Bless their little cotton socks!
LOL! Why did I suddenly think of tube socks when I saw this picture? Then, your comment drove it home. This pic has me seriously cracking up.
What's on that kids stomach??? Is it a shadow of some equipment?? This is just wrong… LOL
Its part of a watermark running from right to left PROOF (as if the right-side were the top of the proof). I noticed it when I tilted my laptop monitor down (to close it) and it changed the contrast on the pic. I was wondering the same thing.
Yep, I see it now.
And what's the circle on the middle one's stomach???
"And what's the circle on the middle one's stomach???"
It's the sprocket holes from 35mm film. You can see another to the left.
…and today on Shprockets, we dance.
Suddenly I'm craving BBQ ribs?!?
….or buffalo wings
…or Chicken wings
or steamed muscles
Who let the birds out?
the Bonas Brothers
…in Tiger Beat's special meteorological issue!
(Page 10 has Justin Bieber's yodeling causing a mild drizzle.)
Bring the thunder…and 3 sandwiches, please.
LOL!!!!! Perfect caption!!!! It there was a prize you would win!
I agree! Best caption for sure!


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An open air restaurant overlooking the ocean, the laid back, island-style ambiance is almost as impressive as the food which brings together flavors of the Americans and the Caribbean in a way that is sure to please.
Blue Iguana Grille is a popular grill that happens to specialize in Caribbean cuisine. Most guests consider the level of formality and service here to be informal. Diners are welcome to come by to enjoy both dinner and lunch, so give it a try.
Located near the heart of the island of Ambergris Caye, Blue Iguana Grille is a part of Exotic Caye Beach Resort. Residents and guests checking out San Pedro should also think about dining here, as it is eight and a half miles (13 and a half kilometers) to the north of town.
For those hoping to find another place to eat with some similar types of food or a similar atmosphere, there is no lack of nearby dining spots to pick from, including Chak Ek. You can find it two miles from Blue Iguana Grille.
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Book DescriptionThis is an ideal text for shared and guided reading for Key Stage 2 pupils within the framework of the National Literacy Strategy. It is set in the 1840s and casts the reader as a farmer setting out on the journey of a lifetime seeking the fertile farmlands of Oregon. Travelling overland as part of a wagon train from the east coast of America to Oregon on the west coast, you face dangers including high mountains, lack of food and water and the prospect of catching various diseases. The cartoon-style illustrations and the narrative approach encourage readers to get emotionally involved with the characters and to follow the story right across North America. Will the wagon train succeed in reaching its goal? The book includes handy hints and informative captions to keep you alive on this dangerous journey!
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Publish Date: 1-Mar-2003
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I am working with a naturopath who is helping me get my body ready for getting and being pregnant. She does energy work and neurology work, which is a good mix of both scientific and spiritual worlds. I have absolutely no idea what she does to me, but I have faith that it helps. It certainly doesn't hinder. Short of being a miracle worker, she's a miracle worker, and I have a lot of faith in her healing powers, even when sometimes I feel that what she does with me is a bit frou-frou.
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Things have clearly changed for Vulture Whale on record number three. For one, they finally have a full-length that isn't self titled. The more important change, though, is the lean crunch of the first few songs. In place of their usual deep-fried slacker rock, the band tightens up into sharp riffs here. The guitars get louder but also more precise, and they sound more like AC/DC on songs like "Devices" and "Hey Midas, That's Fantastic" than Guided by Voices or Silkworm. From there the record expands its palate and Long Time Listener First Time Caller becomes a lush and thickly layered rock record. Having set down the foundation on those early songs, we get the dreamy breakdowns of "VCVW", the moody ringing riffs of "Peace Out". There's also the Mascis-stamped bending hook on "Friday Night Video Fights" and the charging wall of distortion on closer "It's Alright to Get Excited". After stepping out of their comfort zone with the faux-Brit-rock of the Bamboo You EP, this record feels like a more natural expansion of the band's sound. That smirking swagger in Wes McDonald's voice—and he is doing good work combating the glut of low-personality navel gazers in indie rock today—isn't about conveying a lack of care, it's about a well-earned confidence. Vulture Whale is all about the pretension-free fist-pumping, but pulls it off with songs that are built on smart lyrics and tight melodies. They are not in this to give up anything, and Long Time Listener First Time Caller is an uncompromising but wholly infectious rock record. Vulture Whale is, in the end, exactly as advertised—the band's sound is huge, but it picks from the bones of dying rock tropes, gathers strength, and spins upward.
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Hospital Emergency Departments (ED's) typically use triage systems that classify and prioritize patients almost exclusively in terms of their need for timely care. Using a combination of analytic and simulation models, we demonstrate that adding an up-front estimate of patient complexity to conventional urgency-based classification can substantially improve both patient safety (by reducing the risk of adverse events) and operational efficiency (by shortening the average length of stay). Moreover, we find that ED's with high resource (physician and/or examination room) utilization, high heterogeneity in the treatment time between simple and complex patients, and a relatively equal number of simple and complex patients benefit most from complexity-augmented triage. Finally, we find that: (1) Although misclassification of a complex patient as simple is slightly more harmful than vice versa, complexity-augmented triage is relatively robust to misclassification error rates as high as 25%. (2) Streaming patients based on complexity information and prioritizing them based on urgency is better than doing the reverse. (3) Separating simple and complex patients via streaming facilitates the application of lean methods that can further amplify the benefit of complexity-augmented triage.
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