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In a Wes Anderson Film, a Fox Who Just Can't Resist Those Chickens
"Fantastic Mr. Fox," a stop-motion delight, is coming to the Museum of the Moving Image....
July 10, 2016, Sunday
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How to Foster an Elephant for Valentine's Day
Animated video by the artist Hugo Guinness sheds light on the innocent families torn apart by poachers — and an organization working to protect them....
February 1, 2016, Monday
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The Fabulously Quirky World of Wes Anderson's Partner
With Juman Malouf's romantic Mitteleuropean sensibility, the Lebanon-born designer and costumer starts a new chapter as an author and illustrator....
October 19, 2015, Monday
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Obsession on the High Seas: John Huston's 'Moby Dick'
John Huston's 1956 adaptation of the famous novel prompts memories for J. Hoberman; PBS's Blu-ray reissue of Ken Burns's "The Civil War" revisits American agony....
October 4, 2015, Sunday
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What to Do This Weekend
Need help finding something to do? The Times arts team has you covered....
August 6, 2015, Thursday
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Jason Schwartzman Shares a Few of His Many — and We Mean Many — Inspirations
The musician and star of "The Overnight" recommends his most beloved stores, people, films and more....
June 19, 2015, Friday
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Reading The Times With Wes Anderson
The film director Wes Anderson on Baltimore, bad news and old news....
April 29, 2015, Wednesday
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'Imitation Game,' 'Grand Budapest Hotel' and Decorum Win Over Writers Guild
Unlike more freewheeling ceremonies of the past, this year's awards were a buttoned-down affair....
February 16, 2015, Monday
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Writers Guild Chooses Top Screenplays of 2014
"The Grand Budapest Hotel" and "The Imitation Game" were named best original and adapted screenplay, respectively, at the Writers Guild of America Awards....
February 16, 2015, Monday
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'Boyhood's' Bafta Wins Put It Neck and Neck With 'Birdman'
Richard Linklater and his film won awards at the British ceremony, after losing the Directors Guild of America award to "Boyhood" the night before....
February 9, 2015, Monday
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Vogue American Designer 2632; ca. early 1980s; Diane von Furstenberg - Loose-fitting blouson dress has tucked bodice, slightly extended shoulders, elasticized waistline, back zipper and with or without contrast scalloped edge collar and cuffs. Purchased ribbon bow and belt.
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I hadn't really been in a position to appreciate the car the first two times I'd been in it, but right then was another story.
"I get to ride shotgun?" I asked, wondering why I wasn't in the back seat again.
Raphael waited for me to pull my legs in and shut the door. He joined me soon afterwards, shrugging.
"You're conscious, as far as I can tell, and in no state of undress. You could always move back if you want."
I ran my hands along the immaculate dashboard, shaking my head.
"I'm good."
He pushed the ignition and the engine sang to life, purring as the car moved to glide effortlessly on the road.
"Where's the donuts?" he asked, his face expressionless.
"I gave them to Bea." I replied, "Why, did you change your mind about them?"
"No," he smirked, "I just wanted to make sure you didn't bring any food in here."
"This is a twelve cylinder, isn't it? Four wheel drive?"
He looked at me, just a hint of surprise playing on his features.
"You like cars?"
I shrugged.
"Got it from my dad. It was one of his many interests."
The others included booze, gambling and beating people to within an inch of their life. Ah, good times.
"I'll admit I like a nice sportscar but I never really understood the obsessions. In the end it's nothing but a piece of metal on wheels."
His car was far from a piece of metal on wheels, let me tell you.
"Most regular folks' cars, maybe, but this happens to be a work of art." I chuckled, looking at the rearing steed embroidered onto the headrests.
"Oh, believe me, I've seen works of art..." his gaze lingered on me before he turned back to the road, "These are more like status symbols."
I felt like I was blushing profusely and quickly looked out the window beside me, watching the road fly by. Why I was so volatile around Sutton? The only thing that aggravated me more than him was my state around him.
"Then why don't you just buy a regular car?" I asked finally, knowing full well that my face was back to its intended colour.
"I had one," he replied, "But then I got this as a birthday present. I figured it would be rude not to use it."
My eyebrows shot up in surprise.
"I wish I had friends that would get me those kinds of presents."
Sutton turned and studied me, a hint of solemnity edging into his voice.
"Believe me, you don't." he paused before continuing, "Especially when they expect you to return the favour."
I laughed, getting myself a semi-glare.
"You're pretty cheap for a rich person."
Raphael shrugged.
"Throwing money around gets boring. For me, at least."
I stared at him, wondering if he was out of his mind.
"I wish I had your problems! Other than the attitude one, I mean."
Sutton shot me another half-hearted glare, a smile playing on his lips.
"I hate to be the one to tell you this, but I think you share that problem."
I punched him in the shoulder, getting a laugh out of him. My heart raced.
Thankfully we pulled up outside my apartment and I could hide my face as Raphael got out of the car, straightening up as soon as he opened the door and walking out.
I turned to see that he was leaning on the roof of his car on his elbows, moving to make a shooing gesture.
I showed him the finger instead, and he smiled.
As much as I wanted to continue to watch- I mean, taunt him I just turned and went into the lobby, counting to ten before turning and watching his car speed off.
"Hot boyfriend." the secretary commented, making me fume.
I got into the elevator and waited as it jerked me up to my floor, shutting my eyes tightly.
His laugh had to have been really messed up to screw with my head like that.


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Residential chicken-keeping means more henpecked politics on the homefront
You might find it distasteful for your neighbors to keep a backyard flock of chickens. What's next, you muse, goats and pigs? A line for air drying laundry? Vegetable gardens in place of front-yard annuals? Work trucks in the driveway? What's your neighborhood coming to?
Environmentalism, health and gastronomical concerns should only go so far, you say. Animals have their place and it's as traditional pets or on farms, not in residentially zoned areas that deserve their protections from property value-dumping elements of the avian variety.
We hashed out all the pros and cons on Dolittler not too long ago in the context of what is legal and what is not on my residential acre in suburban Miami. At the time, we determined that where I live, horses are legal but goats and chickens (indeed, anything that deserves the title "livestock") is not.
Therefore, you can keep all manner of fancy "fowl": an aviary of finches, roving peacocks, a cluster of cockatoos, a gaggle of fancy pigeons, a breeding pair of Macaws and almost any other kind of bird. but when it comes to chickens, their 'livestock" designation does them in. Once you can expect to eat off their backs, all bets are off.
But an increasing number of municipalities are choosing to throw off the mantle of anti-gallinaceous racism in light of the increasing popularity of backyard flocks––not to mention the vociferous cluckings of their keepers. Here's a Wall Street Journal article from a couple of weeks ago to prove just how far the movement's come.
There are too many benefits to keeping birds in this way to ignore, say the ones who have chosen to cross the feathered line. The ones who toe it, claim these progressive zones, risk offending minority groups whose cultures successfully integrate flocks into the smallest of spaces. They risk staying behind the curve on the modern movement that reaps the rewards of a grow-your-own philosophy. And they lose nothing in allowing these citizens to care for pets little different than others residential inhabitants are allowed to maintain.
Sure, there have to be some ground rules. But these are easily laid down and enforced: No noisy birds that crow 24/7. No chicken coops integrated into your neighbor's fence-line. A policy of basic containment. A set number of feet to separate any aviary or coop from your neighbors' structures. These are simple rules that keep a neighborhood feeling neighborly and a tony residential burb from losing its fancy flavor.
For my part, I've recently had cause to become especially vigilant of how neighborly I behave with respet to my own flock. That's because I've come to learn that keeping this avian species flies in the face of my zoning regs––despite the fact that every other species of bird is allowed, along with pet equids (yes donkeys, too). It's also because my backyard flock managed to swell from three hens to twelve over the past week.
Yes, twelve. And before you lambast me on how anyone already informed of her neighborhood's regs could flout the law so flagrantly, consider that I had already ordered three of these birds before I became aware of the avian double-standards in place around my parts. Sure, I knew I'd get noise violation action for keeping a rooster––but for hens? I truly thought I'd be defensibly raising birds just like my neighbor, whose cockatoos I can hear from more than a block away.
Moreover, I never ordered nine more birds. I ordered three. I was sent nine on the heels of a simple mixup, one rendered irreversible by virture of the stressful nature of the shipping process. So now––count 'em––I've got nine Red Star pullets (five weeks old) and three Barred Rocks prepped and ready to start laying any day now.
Here are the "babies"(being watched over by a curious Poppy):
And here are the three "Furies," as I call them (hanging out with their beloved Poppy and Tulip):
So the new coop we'd planned to build over the weekend? Throw the plans out the window because Houston...we've got a problem. We need new plans, new wood, a new location, new everything. And here's a shocker: we also need more money.
Hiding birds from prying eyes and animal control becomes a much more expensive proposition when you've got double the number to conceal. Luckily, I've got plenty of unused terrain and lots of vegetation on my wooded acre (and no nosy neighbors on the far end of my property). Here's the little goatpen in the woods, to give you an idea of the habitat:
But enough about me, already. Here's where this movement is headed: A simple search for "politics" on the popular BackyardChickens.com website shows just how much change might be afoot where you live. Here's just a taste: a link to their message board on the subject.
In case you're not impressed by the dedication in evidence here, recognize that every pet has had to make strides in the US by starting somewhere. Remember there was a time when indoor dog-keeping was considered unsanitary and when bed-sharing with cats was the height of eccentricity.
We've come a long way, baby. Backyard chickens here we come.


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When we were living there through the 60-es, 70-es and 80-es, nobody robbed us. Allegedly the biggest danger were some wandering gipsy. It was said, that they come to the house and they steal things if not watched, but this never happened to us. I still remember a nice gipsy woman changing the cloths of her beautiful baby in our apartment while my mother was preparing some food for them. My mother never refused food to anybody. I still remember peasant women walking from apartment to apartment selling fresh eggs or other food products. Sometimes they carried big sacks on their back, hard to imagine for today standards, even in Poland.
The robberies and a petty crime became worse with the loosening of the political system. Freedom brought problems. Yes, there is some truth is the phrase that the dictatorship keeps people in check, at least in regard to a crime. This is also what we saw in Iraq after abolishing Saddam's regime. Some things are better but many things are worse, with the crime and robbery becoming the biggest problem.
How efficient Polish police is, let me tell you my story. In the late 80-es I participated in the conference in Zakopane - a Polish Tatra mountains tourist capital. We were just gathering for the main banquet, in the evening in the ballroom, when suddenly people were disappearing. I did not know why and went to investigate. The half of all the rooms in one floor were robbed (one whole side), not the one site, happily. Therefore I was not the first to know! The thieves somehow knew that people would be gone for the banquet, they used this chance, climbed through the balconies interconnecting all the rooms and stole significant amount of money, mainly in foreign currency since many guests were foreigners. Since the conference was organized by the Jagiellonian University and the Institute of Nuclear Physics, the organizers repaid at least parts of the costs to the guests.
One of the German professors who got reimbursed gave me some money to buy him a nice Polish souvenir and send back to Germany. I went to Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) in Krakow's market square. Sukiennice is known for its souvenirs. I stood next to one of the booths, waiting for my turn to ask the salesperson for something. The clerk removed the showcase cover to obtain a product for somebody, all of us have to move away. It caused a bit of the confusion and �I lost my purse. I realized it soon when I had to pay for another souvenir in another booth. I went to the police stand which was next to the Cloth Hall and� the policeman (in that time our police was still called "milicja" - a communistic equivalent) did turn me away. He was not authorized to write any report and he sent me to another police post which was at least 30 minutes away on feet. I could not take any transportation since I did not have any money. Eventually I reached this other police office, explain what happened to me I walked home.
At the front of the house a suspicious looking person was waiting for me with a big smile telling that he found my purse. I was very glad that at least the purse was found. There were of course no any money in the purse but at least my documents, ID etc. Ther is a common practice that if somebody find your purse you give him a money award. I rushed home to get some money from my parents to pay to this guy, although I had some doubts about him. I thought, If I would not repay anything, the next time they rob somebody, they would not even bother to return the documents. Then I called the police telling them how the guy looked like etc, I did not notice that the policeman was not really very eager to listen to me, he did not really ask any extra questions. After a couple of weeks I received a letter from the police: "The investigation is terminated" (sledztwo jest umorzone).
I wrote a letter to the German professor what happened to me. He commented that he was robbed not only once but twice! Of course I bought him ' something eventually, to preserve the honor, but I felt uneasy about this whole situation.
My father situation is even more difficult. It seems that he does not even need to leave his house in order to encounter dishonest people. During the last one two year he was robbed at least three-four times. One time a group of young women came claiming that they are students with the assignment to carry the interviews with elderly and retired people about their health problems and health issues. My father let them in, probably glad that somebody would talk to him and listen to him. During the interview one of the girls felt dizzy. There was some confusion, she has to take water and medicines. They left and the most of the money which my father had at home was gone. Another time women came with the bread from the church's deacon. They left bread ...but they took money. The last time another lady came to check on window's insulation. She left together with some money and also with a silver sugar bowl - a beautiful family souvenir with my grandmother initials on it. I bet this beautiful sugar bowl has much more value for my family than it would ever had for any potential client.
These dishonest people, mainly women, use the naivete of the older people, especially the single elderly people, who wait for some attention, but not for the price they pay! It is very sad. My father had some trust in the police. He went to the police post twice and two reports were written. It seems that this was just a waste of time like in my case since he received two letters home with the same information: "investigation terminated". Now, my father does not bother to even call the police, since he does not believe that they are effective.
I was talking to the journalist from Krakow's local newspaper "Dziennik Polski". The journalist told me that these types of crimes are extremely common in Poland now. He mentioned some other ways of preying for elderly - promise to help receiving cheaper medicines, giving them "free" money but expect to receive more etc. According to him, the Krakow's police claim that 40% of the investigations are solved positively. I wonder, how this statistics is made up. Robbery is not the only crime that is a real problem in Poland now, the car thief is also on the rise. Two close family members lost their cars during the last three years and no any suspect was ever found.
It is hard for me to imagine that only my family has such a bad luck. Poland is a relatively safe country if we refer to the violent crimes like a homicide or aggravated assault. Still, should we not to expect the police to solve some common crimes also, especially if they become so widely spread? Should we not strive for better norm for human life and dignity, especially since we are a part of European Union?


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After the day my wife and I have just been through yesterday, I think I would kill myself if it weren't for my little girl.
Yesterday we had our debriefing session from one of the local social workers. All I could focus on was the sky outside our window, it looked so orange, and it wasn't even sunset yet; one of the few things I'd have to get used to about our tragic, tragic future.
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"What!?" My wife exclaimed. "I thought Hitler died in 1945? How could he have grandchildren?" My thoughts exactly.
"That's what the rest of the world believed until that day. Of course the moment the post had been found online by the CIA and MI5 the whole world tried to track down the man known as Dieter Wolf. Of course no-one did, and by the same night when the news had spread across the whole wide world, the pressure began to build for the governments to find this man.
"What was more chilling however, was that his facebook wall was growing in popularity, within a day, he had 5 million likes, and groups of antisemitic neo-nazis started cropping up everywhere. Two days later, he streamed a live broadcast to the whole world from a secret location. It's something you have to watch to understand." And with that she pulled out a small laptop from her bag, within a few clicks, the video was up and loading.
"Hello fellow citizens, my name is Dieter Wolf, grandson of Adolf Hitler. I'm sure you must all be wondering how I can even exist? Seeing as my grandfather supposedly committed suicide in an underground bunker in Berlin, it wouldn't make sense that I exist. But unfortunately for you all the world has been lying to you. The secret that my grandfather had moved to Argentina instead of committing suicide is one that has been kept by the world leaders for decades now. Today, I think it is time I shared that secret with you.
" You see, from all of the concentration camps, settlements and factories that my father had created during the war, he was making more money than any lone figure has done in the history of mankind. So much so, that he began investing it in companies new and small that have grown into the big name brands that we know today; Hugo Boss, Ford Motors, I won't go into the whole list for fear of destroying the economy, oh wait, I will anyway." The figure on the screen chuckled to himself before continuing. The sweat in the meantime on my forehead was streaming down my face. Was this possible? Did Hitler really not kill himself?
" He staged the suicide so that he and my grandmother could escape firstly to Southern Paraguay where he could begin to invest more of his money into the world. My grandmother gave birth to my father in 1947, my aunt in 1948 and my grandfather actually died in 1966 while suffering from dementia. By 1980 his money was so interlinked with German banks, American banks and international companies that appear in almost every modern high street, that his legacy, my father's account, was so large that our family owned 14% of the entire world's wealth. You can ask my friend A.J. Rockerfeller.
"The deal between the western world and my family was that they would allow us to live in peace so long as we kept our money in the global markets and in circulation around the world, if we pulled any of it out, we would be assassinated. But you see now we own 67% of the world's wealth. If I was to retrieve it all now, everyone would be in trouble.
"So, here is the deal, America, Russia, Britain, China, basically any other great power who threatens to stand in my way: I want to create a new state. Unfortunately that will require land, I think the entire Eurasian continent should suffice. Now everyone who chooses to live in my state, ruled by me of course, will live by a set of standards. Firstly that you are not black, asian, homosexual, disabled, any religion other than Christian or have brown eyes. You must believe that human beings should not be any of these things at least because God did not design man in that way, and therefore it is not something we are meant to be. You must be willing to venture into the religion of Nazism, yes there is one, because the rewards are, well, quite surprising. You'll feel a level of power and spiritual connection with God that you've never experienced before." Every time he said the word God, it was like...I don't know. But there was something off about that.
"Now, if the world's governments decide not to accept my terms and conditions and do not allow the population to decide between me or them then I will have to unleash the nuclear missiles I have withheld here in my base. Starting with New York I think, then Moscow, then Beijing, then London. Within this message lies encrypted a number with which these world leaders can contact me and, if I do not get a meeting with each and every one of you alone, then the missiles will be unleashed. And trust me, it won't look pretty afterwards.
Auf Wiedersehen." Mrs Whatshername gently closed the laptop and stowed it away quietly into her laptop.
"And that, is why you won't find a job that pays more than £16,000, why you'll find a shared greenhouse at the back of the apartment complex to grown your own fruit and veg, and why you will remain poorer than you used to be, unless you decide to join that."
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With its usual alacrity, Sony has managed to release seven SLT models since it first launched the concept in August 2010. In that time, the range has expanded from two models to four and the A37 has a role to play in ensuring the line-up makes sense. Most consumers (understandably) care little about product differentiation but the A37 helps make Sony's lineup more coherent than it's been in a while - making it easier to work out which product is for you.
The A37 replaces the entry-level A35 and uses essentially the same body that it shared with the original A33 and A55. The hand grip has been modified - making the finger grip slightly deeper and more comfortable. Beyond that, Sony has added the second-generation version of Sony's 16MP sensor. It also adds a series of features from recent, higher-end SLT models, such as lens correction, focus peaking and the lag-reducing 'electronic first curtain' option.
These changes mean the four-model SLT range are all based on the same generation of technology, with logical increases in features and capabilities as you move up the range. In order to make the A37 even more distinct, its rear screen has been downgraded, compared to the A35. It gains a tilt up/down mechanism but shrinks down to a low-resolution 2.6" 230k dot panel, rather than the 920k dot, 3" version the A35 shared with the more expensive A57. The benefit to the user is another $100 taken off the MSRP - meaning the A37 is being launched at a price $150 lower than the original A33.
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Can someone please advise me on how to place my settings so I can take black and white photos ?
I caution against this camera, have the A35 and am totally underwhelmed by the exposure and color balance. Autofocus is superb and speed is fine, just not happy with white balance.
Can we use external GPS with it?
hey, I own this camera too.
well, I was in depth, I bought it 3 days ago.
I felt lucky to get a bonus like "ACC-FW1" and a 50mm f/1.8 SAM.
so far I think this camera is pretty good, and and instead chose A57, I can save $ 200 for an extra lens. Great Save!
Got this thin from one of the store in Banglore(India), this has amazing features and much better performance than nikon D3200, canon 600D....Tried all of them live....most important is print quality....its amazing....!!!!go for it.....
I'm with you Swede. I ordered the first day Sony had it available on their site and I received it yesterday. All I can say is wow! It totally exceeds my expectations. I use the LCD screen for high or low shots and it's resolution is just fine. It's actually a better match to the original 3:2 aspect ratio. Today I shot with my Minolta 100 f2.8 macro and the results were stellar. The handgrip fits me like a glove and all of the controls are easy to access. I formally owned an A100 and so this is a big step up. Smaller is better!
Does the A37 really not support the RMT-DSLR1 infrared remote control? As I see in the specifications that one of the Drive modes supports the RMT-DSLR1. Also, there is a visible infrared window on the grip, below the shutter.
However, it may be possible for Sony to leave it out as they did with the NEX-3/C3/F3.
It does support that remote...I bought it...
It DOES NOT support that remote!!!! I bought the camera, and The Sony Store sold me that remote, and it DOES NOT work. Sony tech support verified this for me. It only supports the wired remote, which has a 5m long cord. NOT HAPPY!
But does it have overheating problems??
I had to sell my A33 because it would overheat after about 30 minutes of being continuously on - not even video, just stills.
No good when you are shooting a concert or performance for business.
If that's fixed, I would reconsider an SLT - very good camera except for that deal killer.
"never designed to be used that way, and thus the overheating problem".What doest that statement mean? Taking pictures? I also own a A33, while it has many good features, The overheating is a definate drawback, especiality in video mode.
It also has a problem bringing up the image after a wait while shooting, have to turn off and on to get the image back in the viewfinder or live view, causing many problems. Have always been a Nikon user and I guess I have to return to Nikon.
hell! this model is so close to the sony slt a57!! gosh!
i was going to buy the a57, but here comes a37 which has again confused me to which model ii should buy!
evn the cost difference is a 100 bucks and the difference between their features is not worth the price change!
really!! sony, the a57 was a drastic change...but, yet another model!
what is wrong with DPR cant you put the resolution of the Vf ? same as the g3 no figures. also would be nice if you could tell us weather the hdmi is playback only ? or live view !
The database didn't have a category for viewfinder resolution. One has now been added. I shall look forward to populating it.
Is it just me or do the sample images of auto portrait framing look washed out? Is this the best that could be produced for the preview?
The A390' which I own has the same 230k res LCD as the just-announced A36 is 2.7" compared to 2.6" on A37, not too much of a difference and tilts just like the A33 and last entry-level OVF Alpha, my A390.
The grip design is A33 or A390 like, a nice change-with a small black strip part (a bit like my A390's grip-though that one accepts a RM-DSLR1 remote so the black strip for remote sensor is a larger).
The screen aspect ratios are wrong for the A65 and A77 (and presumably A57). The A33/55/35 all had 16:9 screens, the newer SLTs are 4:3.
You're absolutely right - I should have checked, rather than trusting the spec list I was given.
for a57 it is 4:3
still incorrect figures for the screens. Come on Richard, takes a minute.
But thanks for the fast and nice previews! That's great!
regards perry
It seems a good camera, the Sony sensors are good they have to make more lenses
...and again, they did not change the crippled AE bracketing. I bought an A55 hoping they will fix such a stupid thing in firmware, but no... so if you like HDR, stay away.
Doesn't A55 have built in HDR function?
Finally, the Tilt LCD of A33 makes a comeback in the entry level model, the LCD Size & Resolution reduces though. Have been using the A57 for quite a while now and the low light High ISO JPEGs are mind boggling! They seem to outperform almost everything from Canon & Nikon, barring the Full Frames.
The icing on the cake is the SAM 18-135 bundle (across the range), making for a versatile kit at at amazing price. The (exceptional) EXMOR sensor finally gets a better lens to show its true colours (pun intended), as the 18-55 quality wasn't upto the sensor's potential.
Haven't been this surprised since i saw the Olympus OMD-E5 samples. The features set seems exactly the same as the (amazing) A57, which is a good thing. This one looks like a segment beater to me.
In the intro page's comparison, you list , "Continuous shooting rate (no AF)" That's not true. A77/A65/A57 all do continuous AF in 12//10/12 fps mode.
Sorry, I mis-described speed priority mode in the table. It's now been fixed. We're still waiting for clarification on the number of effective dots in the viewfinder - the specs on our page are consistent with the latest information provided by Sony.
Any idea when the full review is going to be done on the sony a57 and this camera the a37 ?
The finder is 1.44M dots on the Japanese Sony website spec sheet.
We've seen a series of different specs from Sony on this. We're waiting for clarification.
After my KonicaMinolta 5D started to give me problems, I bought the Sony A450. A no frills DSLR, Great camera and results.
Later, I decided to buy a second camera as a back-up. and on a whim I bought the A37 from Sony.ie website, based on reviews. Where I live there are few shops dealing with Sony to get first hand feel for the camera. That being said I found it to be a nice camera, but it was too small for my large hands (after being used to medium and large sized camera bodies). So now it rests on a shelf.
Recently I bought the A77, and I am very impressed with it. I will need some time to get to grips with all of its functions. The viewfinder will take a little time to get used to. It is now my main camera, with the A450 as back-up.
The beauty of the A77 is that I can use the same hotshoe mounted flash unit, SD cards, batteries, etc, as that I already use with the A450. No extra expense.
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BeschreibungThe phenomenon of active martyrdom, including the slaughter of children and suicide, was practiced, admired and hailed since the persecutions of the First Crusade and mainly in the Ashkenazic cultural sphere. We find it also in Iberia during the 14th-15th centuries. This monograph highlights the opposition to this practice within Jewish society, emphasizing its continuity from its inception in various social and rabbinical circles.
InhaltsverzeichnisPREFACE Active Martyrdom During the First Crusade in Ashkenaz - Tradition or Innovation? CHAPTER ONE Active and Passive Martyrdom in Mainz 1096 CHAPTER TWO Halakhic and Human Dilemma: Ashkenazic Struggle with its Own Tradition - Continuity of the Phenomenon and development of Traditions-Halakhic References and Discussions-Conclusions CHAPTER THREE The Iberian Peninsula Introduction-Active Martyrdom in 1391-Ashkenazic Ideology of Martyrdom in Sefarad in the Fifteenth Century-Portugal 1493-1497-The Sources-The Abduction of the Children: Between 1493 and 1497-The "Simple People of Israel" and the "Heads of Israel"; Two Roads to Martyrdom in the Mass Forced-Conversion in Lisbon-Summary
PortraitAbraham Gross Ph.D. (1982) Harvard University, is Associate Professor of Medieval Jewish History, specializing in Medieval Jewish History and Literature. He is member of the staff of Ben-Gurion University since 1982. Major areas of research until the mid 1990s were the history of culture of Iberian Jewry, on which he published two books and scores of articles. In the last decade he focused on the history of Jewish martyrdom, spanning 2,200 years. He is former head of Jewish History Track and presently a member of the academic committee of the Ben-Gurion University Publishing House.
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The apartment was built in 2004 by Oceanico Group. Finished to a very high standard, it is within a gated, secure environment in attractively landscaped gardens. It is on the first floor overlooking the swimming pool and gardens and with views from the balconies extending to the Monchique mountains. The apartment is air-conditioned and wi-fi is installed. Around the pool are ample sun loungers and the restaurant/snack-bar is open every day except Monday from 1st April until end of September. It is beautifully furnished and well equipped, the perfect place for a relaxing holiday in the sun. Its location is ideal for exploring the Western Algarve with its wonderful beaches and towns of historical interest. Distance from Lagos Marina is about 2km from where it is a relatively short walk into the old town. Lagos is a cosmopolitan town, steeped in history and blessed with numerous quality restaurants and bars.
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We've had such a wonderful holiday and are really sad to be going home. Fantastic place, wonderful apartment .......
The word for 'perfect' in Portuguese is 'perfecto' just about sums up this apartment and complex. I've loved the Algarve for a long time and have now found the perfect place to return next year. Our stay was 'perfecto'!
Just to say a big thank you - great place, fantastic people, super super holiday.......Hope to be back soon.
Thank you ever ever so much for letting us stay in your fantastic apartment. Destino is an amazing place and the guys working there do a fabulous job..........
I just want to thank you for a wonderful stay at your apartment in Lagos, you certainly have the best unit in the whole complex! Apart from the location, the unit is beautifully appointed, it has everything you need to use inside. We truly enjoyed it.
I wanted to let you know we had a brilliant time in your beautiful apartment which is so well equipped. I think yours is perfectly situated for the best view over the pool area. It was very spacious, and just a really lovely place to return to at any time of day. It really was very lovely to stay there, and we all agreed it would be a place we would love to return there if the opportunity arises in the future.
We had a fantastic time and really enjoyed staying at your apartment – it really is very comfortable and well-equipped – you have thought about just about everything! We also liked the photos of you and Judith with what looked like your grand-children - these touches made the apartment extra homely and made us feel very welcome.
Chris and Judith Makepeace live in East Yorkshire and are now both retired. We bought the apartment in 2004 and have had some wonderful family holidays with our sons, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. We treat it as our second home enjoying the facilities of the resort as well as the attractions of Lagos and the Western Algarve. Golfing at the local courses, walking on the wonderful Meia Praia beach as well as the excellent bars and restaurants of Lagos keep enticing us back.
Chris Makepeace purchased this apartment in 2004
We wanted a holiday home in a small condominium with high quality facilities and proximity to beach, town and countryside. The architecture and design of the resort were an immediate attraction and our views over the pool and gardens provide us with a prime position within the condominium.
We are located on the outskirts of Lagos which is a wonderfully vibrant and interesting town. It's history and character provide a fabulous combination of ancient and modern. The apartment is of a good size comfortably sleeping 6. Guests have always commented that our apartment is the 'best one' on the development because it overlooks the pool and gardens. Many of the others don't have the same outlook.
From our first enquiry to our first day back home, Chris couldn't have been any more helpful or kind.
We took advantage of the car service to take us to and from the airport, which was great! Lovely friendly service and they delivered us to the apartment in style and handed us over to Chris's local apartment manager, who again couldn't have been friendlier.
The apartment itself is gorgeous and so well stocked! All the homely touches make such a difference. We really couldn't have asked for more.
If we return to this part of Portugal then this apartment is top of our list!
Thank Chris and your team x
We had a great time at Jardin da Meia Praia. The apartment is beautifully appointed with all the amenities you need and appreciate on a holiday. This is not a rental, you can tell this is a well cared vacation home. Very clean, well decorated with comfortable furniture. The location is oerfect, you have a great view of the pool and the rest of the property. Thank you Chris!
Mario & Allison
Everything from the moment I made our initial enquiry to when we sadly had to leave the keys and close the door on this beautiful property, was near perfect. Both the owner and the property manager were very helpful and communication was always prompt and informative.
The apartment itself is situated just outside of the main town of Lagos, and a short walk from the beach. It is very well equipped with everything that we needed, and with an 18 month old in tow we required the hire of a cot, high chair and toy box, all of which were very reasonably priced. The complex is beautifully kept; clean, perfectly manicured gardens and friendly staff at 'Destino' pool bar and restaurant. The baby paddling pool was an added bonus as I hadn't realised there was one in addition to the lovely swimming pool.
We very much recommend the apartment, resort and location - perfect for a family holiday and we look forward to visiting again soon - we ran out of time to do all of the lovely activites the Algarve has to offer, so we will most definately be returning at some point in the not too distant future.
Apartamento amplo, bem localizado no Jardim da Meia Praia, com vista para a piscina e jardins. Bem mobilidado e equipado. Espaço coberto para o automóvel. Proprietário simpático e disponível (contacto e-mail).
The apartment is situated within a small condominium comprising 44 apartments and 22 townhouses. Located on the outskirts of Lagos it is well situated for the famous Meia Praia beach (4 miles long). Apart from the many interesting and historical attractions in Lagos it is a relatively short journey to Cape St Vincent, the mountains of Monchique and a variety of towns and villages along the coast. The nearest golf course is Palmares (2km) but there are several others within a short drive.
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May 7 Beatitudes Taize Prayer and Concert to Feature the Ss. Peter and Paul Parish Choir
Using the ecumenical prayer style of the brothers of Taize, France, there will be readings, songs, silent reflection and prayers of intercession beginning at 6 p.m. At 6:45, a concert by the Saints Peter and Paul Parish Choir of Milwaukee under the direction of Brian Eggers will extend the prayer, leading listeners more deeply into the joy, simplicity, mercy and hope of Christian life.
The focus of the May prayer and concert will be "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth." The program for the concert includes: "The Beatitudes" by Vladimir Martynov; "Hear My Prayer" by Felix Mendelssohn;
Eggers approached the choice of music for the program mindfully. "In choosing the music, I tried to choose pieces that reflected the beatitude of meekness—meekness that is based on complete faith in God and the saving work of Jesus Christ. The compositions reflect the enduring and simple beauty of God's love in our lives, and how we, in turn, reflect that love through our lives of faith.
"Mendelssohn's Cantata is a wonderful depiction of Psalm 55: In the midst of our cry for help in times of trouble and doubt, God answers our prayer and provides a place of complete peace and rest and protection – 'as on the wings of a dove,'" Eggers said. "Lord, You Have Searched Me reflects Psalm 139 and God's complete presence in our lives from the time we were conceived to the time we breathe our last breath. God is present, loving, compassionate, kind, and abundant in his care.
"Gentle Shepherd is a beautiful reflection on Psalm 23 and our relationship as his sheep," Eggers said. "All through our lives, no matter where we may wander, God is there to guide us and protect us and lavishly bless us with his love. Ubi Caritas is a newer and very popular work by Norwegian composer Ola Gjeillo. It is based on the familiar words heard on Holy Thursday, 'Where Charity and Love Prevail, There God is.' Ola composes a gentle and lush setting of these beautiful words that leaves you knowing God's presence and love in your life.
"Nunc Dimittis by Richard Siegel is a harmonious and emotional setting of the Canticle of Simeon. Its depth of harmony and emotion is a fitting way to conclude this concert on the beauty of meekness and love for God."
Eggers, a Milwaukee native, is Director of Liturgy and Music at Saints Peter and Paul Parish on the east side of Milwaukee, where he directs four choirs and co-directs the school choir at Catholic East Elementary. He has been serving SS. Peter and Paul since 2009. Prior to that, he served as Director of Liturgy and Music at Immaculate Conception Parish in Durham, North Carolina, and Immaculate Conception Parish in Bay View, Wisconsin. Brian holds a Masters of Divinity degree from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary with an emphasis in Music and Liturgy. He is active with various music organizations in Milwaukee, such as the local chapter of the American Guild of Organists. He is a member of The Master Singers of Milwaukee and a board member and incoming chairperson of ALMA (The Archdiocesan Liturgical Musicians Association)
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A beefier take on old-school Oxfords
Beefy cotton in a characteristic basketweave created just for us - heavier and a little denser than other Oxford shirts. While it mellows with every wash, it's gutsy enough to wear straight from the dryer, casually unpressed for when laid-back is the order of the day. Updated fit is closer to the body, just the right length to wear tucked or untucked. 100% cotton. Machine wash.
Approx. length in Regular size M: 75cm/29½ins
Approx. length in Regular size M: 75cm/29½ins
- Our most substantial Oxford shirt in soft, pure cotton
- Fabric is specially woven in thicker yarns, and is exclusive to Lands' End
- Buttondown collar with rear button detail
- Long sleeves with adjustable cuffs
- Pattern-matched chest pocket
- Gusseted side seams (great untucked)
- Slim Fit: our slimmest shirt, cut closer at chest and waist
Product Reviews
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Comfortable
- Great Design
- Well Made
Best Uses
- Casual Wear
- Night Out
- Special Occasions
Comments about Men's Long Sleeve Patterned Sail Rigger Oxford Shirt Slim Fit:
This is a very good shirt. The fabric is great quality and it is well made. The stripes are all lined up, excellent attention to detail. It is great value for money.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Comfort vs Style:
- Comfort Driven