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ISLAND PARK, Idaho - Two Montana fugitives are in custody after a brief high-speed pursuit in Island Park on Thursday.
The Idaho State Police identified the men as 22-year-old Jerron M. Mitchell-Fuller of Glendive, Mont., and 28-year-old Christopher L. Etheridge of Billings, Mont.
Idaho State Police said they were notified at 10:55 a.m. the escapees from the Montana Department of Corrections in Great Falls were believed to be headed for Idaho in a stolen Ford 250 pickup.
A vehicle matching the description was involved in a reported gas skip at Macks Inn around 11:25 a.m. A trooper spotted the vehicle at milepost 389 at 12:10 p.m. on U.S. Highway 20 at the interchange of Yale-Kilgore Road.
According to ISP, the suspects led law enforcement on a high-speed pursuit. The truck managed to avoid spike strips laid out at milepost 378. The truck pulled over before another set of spikes at milepost 362 and the two were taken into custody without incident.
Mitchell-Fuller and Etheridge face charges of eluding, possession of stolen property and petty theft. Etheridge will also be cited for failure to purchase a drivers license.
Other agencies participating in the arrest were the Ashton and St. Anthony Police Departments and Fremont and Madison County sheriffs offices.
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Sony 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II
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In part 2 of our review of the best lenses for the Sony A99 II, we look at the performance of zoom lenses. More versatile than fixed focal length primes, zoom lenses offer the convenience of multiple focal lengths in a single lens. Image quality isn't quite as good on a zoom compared to a prime, however, with generally lower lens metric scores recorded in our tests, although some zooms come pretty close.
Sigma 150-500mm f5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM Sony and Pentax mount lens review: Versatile super-telephoto zoom
Sigma are well known for their accessibly priced models and at just under $1,100 the 150-500mm f5-6.3 APO seems like a promising alternative to the premium offerings from the camera makers. Although one of the older models in the firm's range now, does it still have what it needs to compete with more modern rivals?
Following our recommendations for the flagship Sony SLT-A99, we've had the opportunity to assess the firm's semi-professional 24-Mpix DT (APS-C) format model - the SLT-A77 - with a sizeable collection of Sony and third-party prime and zoom models to assess image quality. Read onto find out which of these models perform best when paired with the camera.
After evaluating the performance characteristics of lenses mounted on full-frame models such as Nikon D800 and D600, as well as the Canon EOS 5D Mk III, we've now had the opportunity to analyze a range of lenses on the Sony SLT-A99. In this concise report, we'll see how well the combination of Sony's high-end image sensor and the latest Alpha mount lenses perform.
Announced only in February this year alongside the Sony made Zeiss branded 50mm f/1.4 ZA SSM, the 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II lens is an upgrade to the original silver finish model introduced in 2009. This new lens is said to boast up to 4x increase in AF operation and an improved optical performance (not to mention a new white exterior). Read on to see how well it performs in our labs.
With the vagaries of photographing wildlife, the flexibility of a telephoto zoom would appear to be an attractive solution. However, image quality is often a compromise at the maximum aperture and longest focal length, typically the most crucial settings. We've pulled some lens data from our database and put together a round up of popular zoom lenses over the years (and made some comparisons with high performance primes). Read on to find out which models have the best image quality.
Added by dakos | May 13 , 2016
Results with newer bodies...
Hello DxOs,
Since the bodies you tested this lens are not what is relevant for purchase these days, but the lens is still pretty unique, I would really like to see it tested again with the A7R II and the a6300. To me these are the top most interesting cameras today.
Thank you for all the great work.
Added by THKPIC | July 28 , 2013
Sadly true.
I've been waiting on this lens. I currently shot on the long end with a minolta 500 f8 reflex. It can be fantastic in broad daylight, but that's a crippling factor most of the time. I'm not surprised to hear about the optics being a mild improvement over the former. In fact, they've talked up the SSM motor upgrade more than anything. If it was a major leap in optical quality you'd be hearing about it from Sony. The biggest problem with the current 400mm is the weird Bokeh at 400mm and drop in sharpness. Here's the skinny:
No AF with a teleconverter- anyone looking to nail birds all day long with this will definitely be using a 1.4 along with the lens. Makes that SSM worthless at that point.
70-200 IMO is worthless on a lens at this price point. Your just not using that length all that often.
I want this for ease of use. But, I think I'm still going to eye up a minolta 300 2.8. And thats the problem, I only care about the 300-400 range on this. It needs to be compared to the minolta 300 2.8 or the 200 2.8 which has already been proven to be sharper with a 1.4 tele than the 70-400 at 400mm.
Added by FeltonPhoto | June 25 , 2013
Testing on outdated bodies
I can't believe you would test a brand new lens that has not even hit store shelves yet on old discontinued cameras! I've owned many of those camera models on my way up to my current A77 and there is no comparison in image quality. I can't imagine many people in the market for this lens would still be using it on any of these old cameras. The test results would not only be more accurate but I am sure the lens would have better results on the new cameras. I am going to check your Nikon 80-400mm lens tests and see if you tested it on old discontinued cameras too. In the interest of fair comparisons I hope you did.
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Re: Testing on outdated bodies
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
We published 700D, 100D and A99 lens recommendation last month, and other camera will follow. There is a lot of work behind it and there are also a lot of requests. The A77 is one of the highest priority for us but it should not be available before this fall.
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Added by hoodlum | May 31 , 2013
Error in Sony 70-400mm results
There seems to be an error in the sharpness results for the Sony 70-400mm with the A580 body. It shows sharpness at only half of what the A380 body has, even though the A580 has more MP. Someone should look into these results.
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Re: Error in Sony 70-400mm results
Thanks for your comment.
Sony A580 results are surprising but we checked them on 3 different models, to be sure.
We suspect a strong Anti Alias filter.
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Added by BillyChiu | May 11 , 2013
Is this really the Sony 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II?
Since no one has this version 2 in stock. Is your test on the original version?
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Re: Is this really the Sony 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II?
Thank you for your comment.
For this test we used a commercial product version 2 directly supplied by Sony.
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The DxOMark team
Added by cloudnein | May 08 , 2013
Is it updated optics?
I have not heard elsewhere that the optics were updated, I'm curious to know the source. If so, comparing to the silver edition is critical (and, as GeminiRx mentions, on an A77 and A99 would be appreciated.) I love my silver 70-400 so much, and have been mildly considering an upgrade. If the (already stellar) optics are improved, I'm sold!
Added by GeminiRx | May 07 , 2013
Testing on a outdated body
It would be nice if the testing of A mount lenses could be done on the A99 instead of the A900. The A900 has been around since 2008.
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Re: Testing on a outdated body
Thanks for your comment.
A99 is one of our priority, we have to perform a lot of tests but results should be available before summer :)
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text: 20 Nov 2012 Around the world with Michael Palin Previous slide Next slide 1 of 24 View All Skip Ad Basil Pao has travelled around the world with Michael Palin, documenting the presenter's globe-trotting with some beautiful images. Here is a selection taken from the eight extraordinary television series that Michael Palin has made so far. These images and many more can be seen in a free display at the Royal Geographical Society from next month. Exhibition details Travels with Michael Palin exhibition Pavilion of the Royal Geographical Society: 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR The exhibition will run from 10am- 5pm Monday to Friday, from December 3 - January 25 2013. Entry is free. It will also be open on Saturday December 8 and 15, and January 5, 12 and 19. Closed from December 21 until Tuesday, 1 January 2013 (inclusive). See the RGS website for more information Back to image


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CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The University of Miami is known for putting players in the NFL, but there are several coaches with Canes connections roaming the professional sidelines.
Marc Trestman is the latest coach with Miami ties to climb to the top of his profession, as the Chicago Bears named him their head coach Wednesday. Trestman joins former Miami player and assistant coach Rob Chudzinski, who was recently named head coach of the Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis' Chuck Pagano and Tampa Bay's Greg Schiano as NFL head coaches with UM connections.
Trestman was named head coach of the Chicago Bears on January 16, but began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant on Howard Schnellenger's staff in 1981. Two years later, he coached Bernie Kosar and the rest of Miami's quarterbacks en route to the school's first national championship.
Following the 1984 season, Trestman moved on to the NFL as an assistant coach with the Minnesota Vikings. Since leaving Miami, the 56-year-old has coached for eight different NFL teams, been the offensive coordinator at NC State and most recently was the head coach of the CFL's Montreal Alouettes.
Chudzinski's ties to Miami go even deeper than Trestman's. "Chud" played tight end for the Hurricanes from 1986-90, earning national championships in 1987 and 1989. Chudzinski returned to Miami as a graduate assistant in 1994 and was promoted to UM's tight ends coach in 1996.
In 2001, Chudzinksi was named Miami's offensive coordinator. The first-year coordinator guided Ken Dorsey and the potent Canes offense to a perfect 12-0 season, while picking up his third national championship ring.
Chudzinski moved to the NFL in 2004 as a tight ends coach and has climbed the coaching ladder since then. He has been an offensive coordinator twice in the NFL and he returns to Cleveland for the third time, after previously serving as tight ends coach (2004) and offensive coordinator (2007-08). He is the second University of Miami alumnus to become a head coach in the NFL. Hurricanes legend Jim Dooley was the first, coaching the Chicago Bears from 1968-71.
Schiano, who was Miami's defensive coordinator in 1999 and 2000, led the Buccaneers to a 7-9 record in his first season in Tampa Bay. Schiano's stint in Coral Gables lasted just 18 months before he accepted the head coaching position at Rutgers. But in his brief time at Miami, Schiano coached standout defenders such as linebackers Dan Morgan and Jonathan Vilma, as well as safety Ed Reed.
Pagano also has connections to Reed, coaching Miami's secondary and special teams from 1995-2000. Before that, he had a brief stint as a Hurricane, serving as a graduate assistant under Jimmy Johnson in 1986. Pagano has had numerous coaching opportunities throughout college and the NFL before being named head coach of the Colts in January 2012.
The 52-year-old saw his Colts rebound from the worst record in football a year ago to an 11-5 record and a playoff berth this season. Unfortunately, Pagano missed much of the 2012 season after he was diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia in September 2012. After undergoing treatment, Pagano was able to return to the sidelines in December 2012 and coached Indianapolis in its postseason loss to the Texans.
Beyond the four head coaches with Miami connections, there are several other coaches in the league with ties to the Canes.
Former Hurricane tight end Alfredo Roberts is a member of Pagano's staff in Indianapolis. Roberts, who won a national championship as a senior in 1987, was a four-year letter winner at Miami. He played for the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys over six seasons in the NFL, winning one Super Bowl with Dallas, before retiring after the 1993 season. He began his NFL coaching career in 2009, coaching the Buccaneers' tight ends for three seasons before joining the Colts in 2012.
Winston Moss was known as a playmaking linebacker for the Hurricanes from 1983-86, but Moss has been coaching in the NFL since 1998. A second round pick by the Buccaneers in 1987, Moss played 11 seasons in the NFL before moving into coaching. He is currently the assistant head coach/linebackers coach for the Green Bay Packers.
Former Miami offensive coordinator Mark Whipple coached the Browns' quarterbacks for the past two seasons. Whipple led the Canes offense for two seasons under Randy Shannon, coaching future Pro Bowl tight end Jimmy Graham in 2010.
Miami has had 309 players selected in the NFL Draft. The Hurricanes have produced 59 first-round picks, including two No. 1 overall selections. The Hurricanes hold the record for most players selected in the first round of a draft (six in 2004) and have also produced numerous standouts, such as Clinton Portis, Jessie Armstead and Jim Otto, that were not selected in the top round of the NFL Draft.
51 former Hurricanes were with NFL teams in the 2012 regular season and Miami led the NFL with 18 players reaching the postseason this year.
Miami's pipeline to the NFL is strong, but the Canes have also developed several individuals who have gone on to coach in the NFL.
Jimmy Johnson is the most famous, leading the Dallas Cowboys to a pair of Super Bowls after he guided Miami to the 1987 National Championship.
Two-time national champion Dennis Erickson has been an NFL head coach twice, most recently with the San Francisco 49ers. Butch Davis, who is currently a special assistant with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, was also head coach of the Cleveland Browns from 2001-04.
Dave Wannstedt and Dave Campo are two other former Hurricanes assistants who went on to become NFL head coaches. Wannstedt, who was Miami's defensive coordinator from 1986-88, was the head coach of the Bears (1993-98) and the Miami Dolphins (2000-04). Campo, who coached defensive backs at UM from 1987-88, was the head coach of the Cowboys from 2000-02.


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Welcome. Really like that Fire bikes Warrior frame.
I try to hit the north shore every Jan. maybe next year I will bring a bike with me instead of renting
a harley. nice bikes way to class up the joint
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Here's my 2 new additions to my fleet. "SHOUT OUT" to Marty from 1018Kustoms where this KK came from! Bought it for my Wife... Try to get her involved in my MadNess ...AGAIN :lol:
Bodywork and paintjob by my bud Big M. He bought the dyno from a dude that had an accident with it. All is well with the dude. Frame was mangled. Big M butchered a Basman fork and fab the rearend to run 24/4's. Also fab a suicide shifter mount on the rightside and a roller majig thingy. He offered me a price I couldn't refuse! The rest is history.... 8)
Had a Felt Scythe...this was my first cruiser project.... had to sell it....which I regret sorely!!!
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Sup "Rdigger" hey thnxxx man...I hear ya... HD,BluRay,etc....what will they come up next??? :mrgreen:
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By Lisa Montoya
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(July 10, 2006)--UTSA students in the Community Leadership Seminar recently took a field trip to San Juan, Texas, in the Rio Grande Valley to visit Proyecto Azteca and other organizations that help low-income colonia residents with affordable housing, micro-loans and community development.
The Community Leadership Seminar is part of the Latino Financial Issues Program (LFIP), a UTSA-community partnership project that teaches undergraduate and graduate students about policies and practices involved in small-scale economic development in the United States. The year-long, integrated course of study and service-learning promotes wealth and asset building in the Latino community.
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Proyecto Azteca is known as one of the most innovative organizations in South Texas. Its self-help housing effort assists residents who otherwise could not afford a home.
Families work together to build homes at the Proyecto Azteca site under the guidance of construction supervisors. Once the shell is constructed, the families are trained to finish the house with stucco, paint, varnish and other materials and the homes are moved to the family's land where they do the finishing work.
A mortgage for $28,000 is financed at 0 percent interest. The loan terms allow families to pay ahead and take a break if their income is uneven during the year or in the event of an emergency. Many homeowners repay the loans in as little as seven years and loan payments finance more homes for local families.
UTSA students met with the construction supervisors and families and visited a completed home.
"This trip redefined 'poverty' or 'poor' to me," said UTSA student Charles Mitchell. "It showed me that poverty is not the lack of motivation or determination or desire. It is simply the lack of access. I learned that with very little effort many people can be included in society. Simple changes in requirements can allow many people to participate at a higher level."
Of their approach, student Joel Settles said, "Their main assertion that community development is about relationships and not bottom lines and numbers is inspiring."
Students also met with Cuauhtémoc Roldán, director of the Azteca Community Loan Fund (ACLF), a sister organization to Proyecto Azteca, which provides low-interest loans for small business.
ACLF invests in the community, which pays off in human dividends, dignity and self-sufficiency for families across the Valley.
Julio Sanchez is an example of the program's success. Several years ago, he was realizing his dream to make custom furniture -- with one major catch. He had only enough money to purchase material for one piece at a time.
ACLF secured a line of credit for him with a local building materials company and suddenly Sanchez could make several pieces of furniture at a time. Today, he has a line of credit, and doesn't use his personal capital to finance materials.
The small shop he oversees employs three assistants and who make 20 to 30 living room sets each month. More importantly, his family is self-sufficient, he stays close to them in his next-door workshop and he's started another business to support his family when furniture sales are down.
All of this is the result of ACLF and its commitment to helping families help themselves.
According to UTSA student Blanca Rosa Braswell Tucker, "The people, the mission and the success of Proyecto Azteca are the embodiment of grassroots success in the fight for social justice. Visiting the site and meeting all of the people that make up the program was truly inspiring. It gave me hope that there are people who care, and they are truly making a difference in the poverty crisis."
Student Marcos Marquez said, "The lessons LFIP scholars learned during our trip to the Valley transcended what we learned in books and lectures, even as they reinforced them. Nothing brings to life the value of policy advocacy more than seeing its impact on a family or a community."
The Latino Financial Issues Program is a yearlong academic program and includes training in policy analysis, financial and business literacy, and community economic development, and provides opportunities for service-learning and summer internships with community organizations, ACCION Texas small businesses, financial institutions and government. LFIP is a partnership of UTSA and ACCION Texas.
ACCION Texas is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization that provides credit to small businesses that do not have access to loans from commercial sources. Through its loans and services, ACCION Texas helps micro-entrepreneurs strengthen their businesses, stabilize and increase their incomes, create additional employment and contribute to the economic revitalization of communities.
For more information on the Latino Financial Issues Program, visit the National LFIP Web site or e-mail Lisa Montoya.


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Gubernatorial candidate visits southwest Virginia
BRISTOL, Va. - Virginia's Attorney General and Republican candidate for governor, Ken Cuccinelli, made a campaign stop in Bristol Thursday.
The Cuccinelli campaign held a meet and greet at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in downtown Bristol.
The Attorney General spoke on a variety of topics, including coal, the Affordable Care Act, jobs and taxes.
Cuccinelli also said he wanted to set the record straight on another hot button campaign issue, gas royalties in southwest Virginia.
"The Inspector General report came out, cleared me. And we fought for those land owners, and because we did, over 90% of them are getting their royalties, while the other 10% squabble. And I'm the only candidate with a plan to solve that 10 %," said Cuccinelli.
That report, released Tuesday, shows that Virginia's inspector general found that a deputy in Cuccinelli's office improperly collaborated with energy companies in the legal dispute over natural gas royalties in southwest Virginia.
The landowners had filed lawsuits claiming the energy companies cheated them out of tens of millions or dollars in royalty payments, which the companies deny.
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Rs 780 billion Punjab budget 2012-13 will be presented in the provincial assembly on Saturday.
The amount earmarked for development will be Rs 246 billion. About 20 percent increase in the salaries of public servants has been proposed. The amount fixed for social development is Rs 85 billion. The education and health will get Rs 30 and 18 billion respectively.
Rs 67 billion on infrastructure, Rs 10 billion on production, Rs 70 billion on police and Rs 9 billion on service sector will be spent. About Rs 20 billion has also been proposed for subsidies on various sectors.
Rs 13 billion on women development and Rs 0.35 billion on minorities will be spent. Rs 4 billion will be allocated for Ramazan Bazaars.
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#1 Case going to SCOTUS to determine Obama's legal status. The house of cards is falling01-12-2013, 10:03 PM
If this was already posted. I apologize.
There is a case going to SCOTUS to determin obama's legal status. They found discrepancies with his Birth Certificate, SSI # (A Connecticut SSI# that was never issued to him), different last names used, and forged selective service papers. The case is scheduled for February 15th.
No. 12A606
Edward Noonan, et al., Applicants
Deborah Bowen, California Secretary of State
Docketed: December 13, 2012
Lower Ct: Supreme Court of California
Case Nos.: (S207078)
~~~Date~~~ ~~~~~~~Proceedings and Orders~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dec 11 2012 Application (12A606) for a stay, submitted to Justice Kennedy.
Dec 13 2012 Application (12A606) denied by Justice Kennedy.
Dec 26 2012 Application (12A606) refiled and submitted to The Chief Justice.
Jan 9 2013 DISTRIBUTED for Conference of February 15, 2013.
Jan 9 2013 Application (12A606) referred to the Court.
Link to the free republic link: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2976497/posts
Link to the SCOTUS case information: http://www.supremecourt.gov/Search.a...les/12a606.htm
I wonder how far this will go?
I love my God, my country, my flag, and my troops ....
It Is Not Our Job to Protect the People From the Consequences of Their Political Choices
Chief Justice John RobertsPffffffffffffffffffffff! Buh Bye Big Ears
What is the history of this case? For instance:
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States John Roberts scheduled a case by attorney Orly Taitz dealing with Barack Hussein Obamas use of forged IDs to be heard in conference before the full Supreme Court. The case titled Noonan, Judd, MacLeran, Taitz v Bowen provides a mountain of evidence of Barack Obama using a last name not legally his, forged Selective Service application, forged long form and short form birth certificate and a Connecticut Social Security number 042-68-4425 which was never assigned to him according to E-Verify and SSNVS. Additionally, this case provides evidence of around one and a half million invalid voter registrations in the state of California alone.
I guess I'll search-foo for it later. Not in the mood right now.Be Not Afraid.
01-12-2013, 11:59 PMWe have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge or gallantry would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a whale goes through a net. Our Constitution is designed only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate for any other.In my many years I have come to a conclusion that one useless man is a shame, two is a law firm, and three or more is a congress.
~John Adams
My guess... in this case... justice is slow. And blind. And leans just a wee bit too far to the left. (Ask Roberts)
Liberalism is just communism sold by the drink.
Here it is. Is slow to come in, so give it time.
Dr. Orly Taitz own page where it was originally posted on the 9th.
STILL DEPLORABLE no matter what faux speed bumps ...
Dems, Libs, & Looney Leftists keep trying to put in Trump's path.
MAGA Donald!!!
American By Choice ~ 1980
A former co worker in St Louis emailed the link to me, but I couldn't find a date. I thought it was something old that's failed and the stuff was just floating around the internet. This does show the Dec 2012 date.
Here's hoping the conservative SC justices stay healthy, but after the Obamacare debacle with Roberts, who knows? It would be ironic if something did happen with this, particularly after he's been rubbing everyone's collective faces in his "victory". Sometimes there is that divine comuppance.
" To the world you are just one more person, but to a rescued pet, you are the world."
"A Nation of Sheep Breeds a Government of Wolves!"
If their was absolute inarguable proof it would not dethrone the chosen one.
Pffffffffffffffffffffff! Buh Bye Big Ears
You want a glimmer of hope? He hugged Chavez.Pffffffffffffffffffffff! Buh Bye Big Ears
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Palin: Obama's birth certificate is fair game; Update: Transcript added; Update: Palin responds
posted at 10:44 pm on December 3, 2009 by Allahpundit
At 7:45, your quote of the day. Something for (almost) everyone here: For the left, smoking-gun proof that she's a fringe character, and for Birthers, smoking-gun proof that their concerns are mainstream. As for righties like me and Ed (and Glenn Beck) who think this particular science is well settled, tomorrow should be a fun media day.
I wonder if she realized when she said this that it's going to follow her around.
Update: Some people are commenting that they can't load the clip, so here's a transcript.
Would you make the birth certificate an issue if you ran?
I think the public, rightfully, is still making it an issue. I don't have a problem with that. I don't know if I would have to bother to make it an issue 'cause I think there are enough members of the electorate who still want answers.
Do you think it's a fair question to be looking at?
I think it's a fair question, just like I think past associations and past voting record — all of that is fair game. You know, I've got to tell you, too: I think our campaign, the McCain/Palin campaign didn't do a good enough job in that area. We didn't call out Obama and some of his associates on their records and what their beliefs were and perhaps what their future plans were. And I don't think that that was fair to voters to not have done our jobs as candidates and as a campaign to bring to light a lot of the things that now we're seeing made manifest in the administration.
I mean, truly, if your past is fair game and your kids are fair game, certainly Obama's past should be. I mean, we want to treat men and women equally, right?
Hey, you know, that's a great point, in that weird conspiracy-theory freaky thing that people talk about that Trig isn't my real son. And a lot of people say, "Well you need to produce his birth certificate! You need to prove that he's your kid!" Which we have done. But yeah, so maybe we could reverse that and use the same [unintelligible]-type thinking on them.
Update (Ed Morrissey): Late last night, Palin responded on her Facebook page in a post called "Stupid Conspiracy Theories":
Voters have every right to ask candidates for information if they so choose. I've pointed out that it was seemingly fair game during the 2008 election for many on the left to badger my doctor and lawyer for proof that Trig is in fact my child. Conspiracy-minded reporters and voters had a right to ask… which they have repeatedly. But at no point – not during the campaign, and not during recent interviews – have I asked the president to produce his birth certificate or suggested that he was not born in the United States.
Well, the best way not to get tagged as a Birther is to refrain from saying that people are "rightfully making it an issue" and that the only reason that she would avoid doing that herself is because "there are enough members of the electorate who still want answers." It's the same thing as Truthers saying that all they're doing is "asking questions." The answers have already been provided; they just reject them because they're married to their conspiracies.
I think Palin just discovered the First Rule of Blogs: Don't feed the trolls.
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The polls ended up making sense — but next time, who knows?
No offense to Nate Silver (or Barack Obama), but the biggest winners last night were the pollsters. After all, the vaunted FiveThirtyEight model is only as good as the data it runs through its algorithm…
But dark ages or not, the polls — with a few notable exceptions (cough, Rasmussen) — turned out to be right. And the polling outfit that had as good a performance as any was one that may have sparked even more pre-election conservative ire than Silver. Public Policy Polling, a small polling firm in North Carolina, conducted a whopping 255 public polls in 2012, and it often seemed like polling skeptics (and even other pollsters) had a bone to pick with each one. This was partly because PPP uses automated dialers. It was also because PPP is a Democratic polling firm. But when the results came in, PPP's polls had called all 50 states correctly in the presidential race (assuming Florida ultimately goes to Obama), every Senate race, and every important ballot initiative. Its private polling — like the 23 surveys it did of Kentucky legislative races for one client — was similarly on the mark.
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Ogletree looks pretty good in coverage (I heard somewhere that he's a converted safety?), but sometimes looked a little sloppy against the run. I think both guys would help the defense tremendously but all else equal, I'd rather have Minter.
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Don't expect that to change, says UBS strategist Nick Nelson. He offers three reasons emerging markets have been so weak:
We think that there have been three reasons for the underperformance: (1) global growth surprises have been to the upside, but driven by the US not emerging economies; (2) the dollar is now clearly strengthening, which is not good for emerging markets and; (3) there is a structural problem with corporate profitability in emerging equity markets…
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Well, either a strong macro impulse, where the global economy and an improvement in world trade drives emerging economies higher. Or it could come from a bottom-up perspective. Emerging market CEOs could "get religion" and cut costs, as their developed economy counterparts have done. They could also re-leverage balance sheets by increasing payout ratios. But this may take some time and given ownership structures and, in some cases, corporate governance issues, we believe it is unlikely to happen rapidly.
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See the list below of the groups conducted at the 1604 Campus.
For more information, call (210) 458-4140 or visit UTSA Counseling Services at Recreation and Wellness Center Room 1.810 on the 1604 Campus.
Support groups
- Mom's Group -- co-sponsored by the Women's Resource Center, Tuesdays, 12:30-1:30 p.m., RWC 1.812
- Men's Group -- Mondays, 11 a.m.-noon, RWC 1.810
- Powerful Public Speaking for Graduate Students -- Wednesdays, 5-6:30 p.m., RWC 1.808
- Women's Group -- Tuesdays, 4:30-6 p.m., RWC 1.810
- Equality UTSA (GLBT) -- Tuesdays, 5 p.m., RWC 1.810
- First-Generation College Students -- Wednesdays, 5:30-6:30 p.m., RWC 1.810
- Veterans and Military Support -- Thursdays, 3-5 p.m., RWC 1.810
- Living Well With Bipolar Disorders -- Wednesdays, 3:30-5 p.m.. RWC 1.810
- Thesis/Dissertation Support Group -- Sponsored by Tomas Rivera Center, Mondays, 4:30-5 p.m.


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Apt with view to Roman columns
Size55 m²
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|Calle Llibreteria, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
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This beautiful apartment in Barcelona combines classic style of soils and original wooden beams with the modern style of the decor and open spaces. This apartment in Barcelona has a large double room with kingsize bed and open wardrobe. The room has a small balcony with spectacular views such as the Roman Columns of the Temple of Augustus, combining modernity and Roman age to perfection. This apartment in Barcelona has fully equipped bathroom and a large open space where are combined several rooms: a fabulous living-room with sofa-bed for 4 people, a dining table with chairs for 4 people and a fully equipped kitchen.
This design apartment in Barcelona is ideal for couples. It's very comfortable, bright and cozy. The total area is 60 m2 and can accommodate up to 4 people. This apartment in Barcelona is on the first floor of the building without elevator.
The Gotico Imperivm is an apartment for rent in Barcelona in the heart of the Barrio Gotico, between Las Ramblas and Plaça Sant Jaume. Take this opportunity to rent apartment in Barcelona and book with us this luxury apartment in Barcelona with the perfect fusion of the old Roman and nowadays styles. Staying in this tourist apartment in Barcelona is like moving to Roman age with all the modern conveniences.
The nearest underground stations are Liceu (line 3) and Jaume I (line 4), three minutes walking.
Your departure from the apartment
• You should leave the apartment before or at 11.00h (11.00AM). Leaving after 11h00 (11.00AM) without prior authorization will be penalized.
• If you need to leave the apartment at a later time, please ask if this is possible at check-in. We will try to meet your request if we do not have an early arrival the same day.
House rulesCity Tax, Refundable Deposit and Cleaning Fee
Kindly we remind you city tax (2.48€ per person and night) and refundable deposit (303€ that we will refund to the same credit card after checking the apartment) are not included and you will have to paid them on your arrival date. Cleaning fee is not included in the prices and you will be charged upon arrival 60€.
Preparation for arrival
• Please ensure that you provide us with your correct arrival time so that we can plan your check-in and keep your contact person informed of any changes or delays.
• Your confirmation email clearly states where you can find your contact person on the day of your arrival.
• The apartment will be available as of 14:00h (2PM), however we will always try to accommodate clients arriving early if we possibly can. It is extremely important that we have your correct arrival time. If we do not have this information you will be
forced to wait for your contact person and your check-in will be delayed.
• Please remember that check-in is between 14.00h (2PM) and 02.30h (2.30AM).
- If you are arriving after 21.00h (9.00PM), there is a late check-in fee of 30€.
- If you are arriving after 00.00h (0.00AM) there is a late check-in of 50€.
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|$ 24 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Definitely not the experience that you want to make at your stay in Barcelona...
After arriving in Barcelona the check-in in our apartement was planned at 2pm, i already tried to call the agency in the morning but couldn't reach someone and they didn't ring back. We (group of 3 people) decided at 12 pm to get close to our apartement ( to be ready when they allowed us to check-in. After calling them again at 1pm they stated that they are very sorry but they cant give us the apartement without telling us a valid reason.. They now proposed a other apartement with a less good location (the original booked apartement was in the gothic district and the new proposal close to placa de catalunya). But we didn't have another choice and finally we could move in this alternative apartement at 5:30 pm (!!!) which already destroyed all our plans for the day. Due to our late check in and all the complications, we asked for late check out 2pm as a bit of compensation for all this hassle. Again, they promised to check if it is possible and wanted to call us back or sending a mail - never ever got something. And as expected, on check out day nothing was arranged, cleaning stuff went into the apartement and it took us an additional hour of discussing and arguing to do the check out 1,5 hours later. We understand that sometimes plans can change, especially when you rent apartements, but then it needs to be proper and proactiv communicated. We had the impression that they absolutely did not care about us.
Stay: 23-04.26.2015
Super WE in Barca with the perfect accommodation for people who really wolen participate in life. Prima accessible öffentlchen Verkehsrmitteln from the airport.
The apartment is perfectly cut for a couple and a bedroom facing the courtyard is also night's sleep despite central city location guarantees.
Handover by Wimdu worked out fine. A clear case for the recommendation.
We love to come back and say thank you again.
LG from the Baltic coast Sabine and Bernd :-)
Aufenthalt: 23.-26.04.2015
Super WE in Barca mit der perfekten Unterkunft für Menschen, die wirklich am Leben teilhaben wolen. Prima mit öffentlchen Verkehsrmitteln ab Flughafen erreichbar.
Die Wohnung ist für ein Pärchen optimal geschnitten und mit einem Schlafzimmer zum Innenhof ist auch Nachtruhe trotz zentraler Citylage garantiert.
Übergabe durch WIMDU hat prima geklappt. Ein klarer Fall zur Weiterempfehlung.
Wir kommen gerne wieder und sagen nochmal Dankeschön.
LG von der Ostseeküste Sabine und Bernd :-)
We were very pleased me the apartment. Central location, nice neighborhood and very nice contacts. A successful stay in BCN!
Wir waren mir der Wohnung sehr zufrieden. Zentrale Lage, schönes Quartier und sehr nette Kontaktpersonen. Ein gelungener Aufenthalt in BCN!
Sehr gute Lage, wenige Schritte vom Rathaus - dafür aber ziemlich laut (Touristenlärm, Kirchenglocken). Das Apartment hat seine besten Jahre auch definitiv hinter sich. In Puncto Sauberkeit lässt es leider ein paar Wünsche offen. Für 60 EUR "Aufräumkosten" kann man durchaus etwas mehr erwarten. Toilette mit Urinstein, nicht desinfiziert, Kühlschrank nicht genau gewaschen, Wasserkocher nicht entsteint und mit Wackelkontakt. Abwicklung allerdings sehr nett und reibungslos.
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Globally very satisfied with the apartment.
The main bedroom is located on the side of a heavy trafic street (carrer d'arago) so if you're sensitive to noise, take earplugs and it will be fine.
Also, just make sure to call at 13h00 if you want to check in at 14h00.
For the rest, it was perfect. Nice welcome, and the flat is very well located, with two bath rooms, well equpped kitchen, and close to every famous sites of Barcelona.
We were in a group of 5 people in the apartment and it had the ideal size.
The handover went smoothly and also to the shuttle was booked to place us point.
The apartment was very clean, everything in the kitchen was there and the terrace was really nice with a view of the tops of the Sagrada. The Metro station was not far away and the nearest bakery / cafe 'and small supermarket just around the corner.
A great stay :)
Wir waren in einer Gruppe von 5 Leuten in dem Appartement und dafür hatte es die ideale Größe.
Die Übergabe hat reibungslos geklappt und auch der dazu gebuchte Shuttle war an Ort uns Stelle.
Die Wohnung war sehr sauber, in der Küche war alles da und die Terrasse war super schön mit einem Blick auf die Spitzen der Sagrada. Die Metrostation war nicht weit weg und der nächste Bäcker/ Cafe´ und kleine Supermarkt sind direkt um die Ecke.
Ein toller Aufenthalt :)
Superagradable! It was like being in our own house.A very special trip on a highly recommendable place. We have been my sisters, my mother and my baby to celebrate the 70th birthday of our mother. We decided to get together in Barcelona all because 2 living in Granada, one in France and another in Madrid. The availability of this terrace was wonderful. The rooms, dry cleaning service, kitchen, bathrooms perfect. All super clean and nice. Return with their eyes closed.
Very nice host.
Superagradable! Ha sido como estar en nuestra propia casa.Un viaje muy especial en un lugar totalmente recomendable. Hemos estado mis hermanas, mi madre y yo con mi bebé para celebrar el 70 cumpleaños de nuestra madre. Decidimos juntarnos en Barcelona todas ya que 2 viven en Granada, una en Francia y otras en Madrid. Poder disponer de esa terraza ha sido una maravilla. Las habitaciones , el saón, cocina, baños perfectos. Todo superlimpio y bonito. Volveríamos con los ojos cerrados.
El anfitrión muy agradable.
The apartment is very well located and with a very good supply.
Thank you very much!
El apartamento está muy bien ubicado y con una muy buena dotación.
Muchas gracias!
Apartment was lovely. Terrace beautiful.Lovely spa bath and shower and apartment nicely decorated. The only drawback was that the bedrooms did not have windows opening to outside-just to utility area. This meant it was stuffy and dark.Also it would have been good if there had been some basics such as dishwasher tablets and washing powder as annoying having to buy everything for a 4 night stay.
Just everything was fine, clarified the situation and misunderstood everything was great. Thank you very much to Maria Stay Barcelona Apartment for its management and professionalism to solve the unexpected.
Simplemente todo fue bien, aclarada la situación y el mal entendido todo fue genial. Muchas gracias a Maria de Stay Barcelona Apartment por su gestión y su profesionalidad al resolver los imprevistos.
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Commentators like to talk about the popularity of different mobile devices around the world, and keeping that in mind there are probably few better gauges of this than the amount of data that each type of device uses. Which is why it comes as a mild surprise to learn that the iPhone continues to gobble up the most amount of data in Europe.
The research firm Arieso undertook a wide-ranging study encompassing a total of 125 different 'smart' devices, and found that European iPhone users know no bounds when it comes getting their 'fill' of data. On average, iPhone 5 users consumed almost 40% more data than those using the older iPhone 4S, and precisely four times as much as anyone with the relatively antiquated iPhone 3G.
However, it's not just Apple fanbois consuming vast quantities of data, as Samsung lovers proved to be almost as greedy – at least, when it comes to data uploads. According to Arieso, Galaxy S3 owners were the hungriest of all in terms of the amount of data they uploaded, pushing huge amounts of photos, videos and other content onto the web via their smartphones. In second place for data uploads was the Galaxy Note 2, with the iPhone 5 trailing in a distant 3rd place.
Samsung also came out on top in the tablet stakes, with users of the Samsung Tab 2.0 consuming 20% more bytes than those using Apple's iPad.
Above all else however, it's clear that the real data hogs are smartphone users, with these smaller devices far outstripping their weightier counterparts. Smartphones accounted for six of the top ten data hungry devices, with three tablets and one 'phablet' making up the rest.
Michael Flanagan, Chief Technology Office at Ariesco, said that it was surprising that smartphones were seeing so much more use:
"This is pretty counterintuitive, but it seems the capabilities of the newest smartphones — not tablets — are unleashing even greater user demand."
"Regardless of device type and operating system, there is very little variation in the usage 'signature' between smartphone users and between tablet users. From this we discover that voice-capable 'phablets' — like the Samsung Galaxy Note II — are currently being used like smartphones, not tablets."
What's even more interesting is that just 1% of users were responsible for downloading 40% of all data consumed on 3G/UMTS networks over the last year. However, it did note that LTE network users are starting to enter the equation, and said was likely that these networks would take up the slack during the next year.
"The region we studied this year has recently launched LTE, and we're already seeing extreme users – especially those with dongles – starting to flock to 4G," adds Flanagan.
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Ariesco said that its study was focused on a single, top-tier European carrier, but pointed out that it was relevant for all users as data consumption appears to be quite constant across all regions of Europe.


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Carmelo Anthony (shoulder) reiterated that he'll be fine for the Knicks' Game 1 matinee vs. the Pacers on Sunday.
"Only time I really feel it is when it's getting hit extremely hard, getting yanked on or something like that," Melo said. "I'll be ready to rock at 3:30." The Pacers' elite defense held the Knicks to 91.8 points in four games this season, and Melo himself shot under 40 percent. We're likely to see some brutal low-scoring games, and Melo's individual matchup with Paul George could be the deciding factor in the series.
Source: New York Post May 5 - 9:33 AM
Its all effort, at times it seems he dosen't go for rebounds or even leave his feet for rebounds he should, and just dosen't always play with the fire needed to be one of the best.. Ur right, a guy with his size and athletic ability should be more productive...
We could use a big 13pt 20rebound 3block game from the guy at some point.. 9pt 12rebound is a monster game for Chandler these days.. Hes gotta be a XFactore this series..
chandler has bad hands and no touch around the rim. so many times he tries to tip the ball back in instead of just grabbing it with both hands, landing and going back up to slam it.
with that said we don't need him to score to beat indiana. he needs to play great defense in the paint, against their bigs and rebound. if he does that i'll be happy. he still draws a lot of attention on his rolls which opens things up for our shooters.
3:30 can't come fast enough!!
I think Magic Johnson said it best: The key to the Knicks winning this series is ball movement and defense.
I swear to God if I see Melo and J.R. dribbling the ball for 15 seconds and shooting a 20 foot jumper I'm going to be livid. That is not going to work anymore.
Durant is money..$$$
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Shaquille O'Neal misses practice unexcusedMonday, November 29th, 2010
UPDATE: The Celtics announced that Shaquille O'Neal was on the flight to Cleveland for Tuesday's game with the Cavaliers.
WALTHAM — Forgetting the time practice begins is not the best way to endear yourself to the coach – especially when it comes after the coach gives you and the rest of the team the Thanksgiving weekend off. But Shaquille O'Neal can be lucky that he's built up a lot of goodwill with Doc Rivers.
"You get over it," Rivers said. "Listen, if a guy had a history, then you deal with it differently. When a guy doesn't have a history or something, it happens. It's life, you move on. You do whatever you do, fine [the player] or whatever all that stuff is. I never release that stuff and it's not a big deal."
The Celtics center missed practice on Monday when he forgot when practice began, according to coach Doc Rivers. Team spokesman Jeff Twiss confirmed that O'Neal did make the team flight to Cleveland for Tuesday night's game. The absence comes after the 12-4 Celtics were given Saturday and Sunday off by the coach to enjoy the Thanksgiving weekend. Glen Davis had to take his place in practice for the short-handed C's.
"Today, we only had 11 guys, which sucks," Rivers said. "It hurts your practice because that means most of your guys are on the floor for the entire practice. That's not the way to go. He got times mixed up, he missed one, he owes us one. We're good."
Asked if he would punish O'Neal, Rivers joked, "I was going to spank him. He may not hurt. It may hurt me."
Then Rivers was asked if he handles star players differently than other players.
"It depends on who you are," Rivers said. "If you have a history of that, we deal with it. It's a human game and it always will be. I don't have a set rule for one guy or two guys. Each guy is an individual basis is what I'm saying. You deal with it that way. You put money in the bank. If you're a guy who tends to use his money up, then it's a little shorter."
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cd1zz wrote:If you haven't heard, Mr. McCray is in a bit of hot water in regards to this course...Google full fu. (Damn dumbphone)
Just read the blog posts on it. Bit disappointing. Still, I hope he comes up with his own material and starts over.