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It was lunchtime and I was hungry. Nicky snapped off chunks of chocolate whilst Inspector Simnova watched me intently.
"I don't want to interview you. You know too much of the existing case."
"So you do think all this is connected," I started.
"Certainly. You, of course, are in the middle of it."
"Stop it! I don't try to have trouble track me, but it does, even when I just want to holiday in peace."
"But you never did want this holiday alone, did you?" Whilst Nicky spoke, she began chopping up a celery-like plant, vinyl green, and without any sort of scent. We were resting by the edge of Sokolniki Park, Nicky's working fingers busied themselves on the bonnet of the police-car that I had been 'escorted away' in. I, too, leant against it, whilst the Inspector continued to watch us both from his place at the driver's door, his trademark trench-coat unbuttoned, his hands eagerly out of their pockets.
We had chanced upon Nicky, her curiosity sparked by the sounds of sirens, complete with her basket of items from the shop. I couldn't see a set of shops nearby, but I could trust Nicky's words…especially since my stomach had delighted in the little pack of milk chocolate.
Now I eyed Nicky somewhat darkly. Her salad-and-sandwich was almost complete.
"All right. Let's go."
"Wait. What?" Nicky asked, finely slicing her brown bread and folding it over the assortment of celery and leaf-like vegetables that resided inside. It surprised me that she trusted the hygiene of making a sandwich with nothing but a basket between the food and a car; however, it wouldn't have surprised me more if a Russian police department's car could be super clean.
Inspector Simnova was at the door; he was ready.
"I presume our next destination is the Hall."
"You're the one on the case there."
"And your excuse-"
The Inspector's eyes narrowed.
"Very well."
"Have you two done quarrelling yet?" said Nicky, her own mouth half full of delicious sandwich-crumbs. She was also beginning to fold all the spare items back into her basket; having dusted off her hands, she was making to head to a car door.
"So much for not rushing and ruining my lunch," Nicky continued; "we could at least move back to the Hall. I'm sure Marina would be comforted to see your presence again, Agnetha. And Carrie yours, Inspector."
I pulled a face; surely Carrie was meant to answer to me? Their sudden romance was sickening.
He turned back to me in a sweep.
"Miss King, that was an excuse, wasn't it? I don't actually need to interview you, do I?"
I ignored him pointedly, and stepped into the back of the police car, feeling notorious and guilty, after all, I'd never been acquitted from being a teenage delinquent and I didn't want to start regaining my reputation by having eyes upon my position; I just happened to be travelling in the back of a police-car.
"Where's your car, Nicky?" I asked as she gripped her basket and slid into the front seat beside the Inspector.
"I don't drive…" she remarked cryptically, munching on the remaining half of her lunch. There it dared to remind me of my sweet chocolate, and I popped another chunk into my mouth. A microcosm of heaven sprung up for a minute.
Cruising along, I found myself tracing the sites I already knew of; in the corner of my eye, I spotted Sokolnicheskaya Gate soaring past. Soon, and I knew it, too, we were fading from the smoking screen of tourism and solidifying into the quieter district. We'd not long be at the Hall despite my longing to watch my thoughts race past with the scenery. All too quickly, the brakes snapped on and my thoughts were broken, thrust back into my foremost consciousness.
"You'd better come in, then," Inspector Simnova said to me as he unbuckled his seat-belt and sprung to open my door.
Nicky imitated his action but in her unique take of slow-motion and we met each other at the gate to the Hall. A crowd, battered by the unusual warmth, was beginning to gather for the afternoon tours of Karkroff Hall, all a-chatter, eager to see the interior of close to royalty here in Russia. Nicky and I, being led by the imperious Inspector, pushed our way through to the door, and I was cautiously aware that a multitude of eyes were fixated upon us, the free, instant visitors.
If only my presence was as innocent as they suspected.
In a matter of minutes, Nicky and I had been marched into the empty lounge. I'd far got used to seeing the waiting faces looking to me for information I could little produce from the thin air that I could only shiver at the room laid out bare. Nicky herself nodded at the space seats with complacency and Inspector Simnova settled himself down into an armchair, his arms boldly on the rests, his right foot meticulously placed onto his left knee. As for me, I stood, feet apart, in my usual place at the head of the room. I could almost have been lecturing the truth to my suspects like a miniature, misshapen Poirot! Yet: what suspects?
"I'll go and look for the others," Nicky said, a sigh whispering on her lips as if she was replying to my troubled thoughts.
In the shadow of her parting, my stomach gave a rumble once again; the Inspector cast his eyes in my direction- just a flash- before that common smirk decorated his face.
"Lunch, Miss King? I could make you something from the kitchen."
"Just some crisps will be fine. I don't want any fuss."
"Very well."
Swiftly, the Inspector folded himself out of his seat and headed off in the direction of that dreadful table and mini-kitchen. My mind lingered in my eyes, overseeing the emptiness of the lounge once again in the way that the air was missing my lungs. I closed my eyes to fight the nerves, breathing in once so that the next draught of oxygen was not missed. Soon the room and I were cold in the world.
The ticking of a clock tucked away in the curves of the room's furniture began to grind into my mind; despite its steady rhythm, which would have previously had some calming effect on me, the ticking did its best to district me from the remainder of my thoughts, every knock against my tired mind. I'd almost set off to find it, eyeing the ornate decoration across the edges of mirrors, when a sharp voice roused me.
"So. You're back."


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In the 1980s, he married Kathryn Ireland, a future decorator star of the Bravo reality-television series Million Dollar Decorators. Together, the two "conceptualized" music videos for Toto's "Without Your Love," The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian", Paul Simon's "You Can Call Me Al" and others. They have since divorced.


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Chapter One: The Journey Begins
Jarakio Mōsake, a fifteen year old teen who lives out his days to look for a better future after a tragic past. The loss of his father, Konīde Mōsake, his eldest brother, and two childhood friends who brought Jarakio to forge a bond between them...Leads to a somewhat sad time for Jarakio after these events, until he realizes that his life must go on.
The sun shines over a proud city, filled with illustrious people, strolling throughout the city living their carefree lives, as in a house at the near end of Master's City, the Mosake family resides. A woman standing at five foot six, bright red hair that hangs from her head to her back, stands in the kitchen of the home cooking the essential breakfast for her two sons, and the hybrid pet of the household, which is, in turn, a mix of a hedgehog and a prairie dog, the mother's youngest son, who appears with average red spiky hair and blue eyes, his height being that of four foot five, petting the very prairie hog hybrid with the tips of his fingers, the mother looking over at her son in the living room with a small smile on her face, speaking in a gentle tone, "Akahoshi, do you mind checking on your brother, He's oversleeping again." Akahoshi looks over at his mother, Mikomi, with somewhat innocent eyes, nodding once with a positive look on his face, replies to her, "Sure Mom! I'm positive he's just having another one of those dreams." Akahoshi rises up off the floor, placing Spike on his shoulder, Spike alone being two feet and eleven centimeters tall, able to sit on a person's shoulder without a struggle. Akahoshi heads upstairs to his brother, Jarakio, to his room, thoughts trailing through his minds as Akahoshi heads to his room, "I wonder...If Jarakio's having another one of those dreams again..." Akahoshi approaches Jarakio's door, knocking on it once with the back of his knuckles, "Jarakio, you alright in there?"


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Last night, try as I might, I simply could not get into that zone I need to be in to write. I'm not sure what was wrong, or if it will continue for any length of time, I certainly hope not.
I think I was just worn out and tired. I went to bed early, 1:00 Am, and slept late, 9:00 AM. After this last week I am not surprised in the least. I have worked 12 and 13 hour days, all week long, after a long, physically demanding weekend last. Today it continued on, causing me to feel sleepy most of the day, and I nearly fell asleep at the computer earlier.
At any rate, I did not post Friday's Fantasy last night, and have not been able to force myself to work on it today. I may try again a little later tonight, but I'm not making any promises. Perhaps I just need a day off, and some good rest.
I suppose this counts counts as my daily due for the posting, anything else will be bonus material. I am trying hard to maintain the post a day, and really just to write something everyday. All the experts, (ex, is a has been, and a spurt, is a drip under pressure) say that is the best way to improve, simply write.


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Travelling previous passages,
Trying locks on all the wrong doors.
What world is it that we've come from,
What sounds have we misplaced,
Somewhere deep inside my heart throbs,
Can we taste this emotive waste?
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So, generally I know we breathe
But I'm not certain we are improving,
I'm not sure of footprints that we leave.
Our world is a pockmarked beauty,
A strand of light crushed in our wake,
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He was the drummer on Sly and the Family Stone's album, 'Fresh', which is one of my favourite albums. All the drums on it are just amazing. He was a really young guy when that was made and I find his work really inspiring every time I listen to that record.
Guitar - Jimmy Page
I was going to go for Jimi Hendrix but he's a little bit unruly so I picked Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin because he can pretty much play anything and it will sound incredible.
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Carcinogen Crush
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|"Carcinogen Crush"
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|December 4, 2007
|Hunter Burgan, Adam Carson, David Paden Marchand, Jade Puget
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"Carcinogen Crush" is a song by American rock band AFI. It was originally written for their sixth studio album Sing the Sorrow, but the band felt that it did not fit on the album. It was re-recorded during the recording sessions of their seventh studio album Decemberunderground, but was not included once again. It was eventually released for digital download on iTunes on December 4, 2007 and as a playable track in the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.
The basis was written by bassist Hunter Burgan.
After the song was available for download on the Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock soundtrack, a bad quality version surfaced on the Internet. AFI released a 90-second preview through their fanclub, The Despair Faction, and eventually their MySpace page shortly after.
It was announced on November 30, 2007 on AFI's official website that the full song will be available for digital download on December 4, 2007.
The song is also available on the Japanese edition of their eighth studio album Crash Love and the "Medicate" U.K. vinyl.
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock bonus track[edit]
Interscope announced the release of an Xbox 360 exclusive three song companion pack available for download on Xbox Live with the purchase of the Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock soundtrack, featuring Carcingon Crush as one of the three songs. A code that cannot be activated more than once enables buyers to download the content.
The companion pack was re-released in August as the 'Companion Track Pack' on the Xbox Live Marketplace and the 'Eyeliner Pack' on the PlayStation 3 store.
Cancelled EP[edit]
An extended play was confirmed by AFI to feature the track and to be released in December 2007. However, it was rescheduled for the spring of 2008. The EP was again rescheduled to be released on June 24, 2008. A track list was announced by an unofficial website, causing the band to rename and re-arrange the tracks. The band eventually announced that due to 'personal issues', the EP's release date would remain indefinite.
AFI announced in 2009 that it would be released after their eighth studio Crash Love, but eventually cancelled the EP's existence due to political issues. Several of the EP's confirmed tracks: "Carcinogen Crush", "Ether", "Fainting Spells", and "100 Words", and "The View from Here".
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CHA Recognizes New Milford Hospital's Plow to Plate® Program With a 2015 Community Service Award
Wednesday, July 01, 2015 - New Milford, CT
At its 97th Annual Meeting on Tuesday, June 30, 2015, the Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) recognized New Milford Hospital, a member of the Western Connecticut Health Network, with a 2015 Connecticut's Hospital Community Service Award. Sponsored by CHA and the Connecticut Department of Public Health, the Connecticut's Hospital Community Service Award recognizes outstanding achievement in community service. New Milford Hospital was recognized for its Plow to Plate program.
Plow to Plate was created at New Milford Hospital, a member of the Western Connecticut Health Network, in collaboration with dining services partner Unidine Corporation, to address astonishing upward trends in obesity and related diseases. The initiative, which advocates healthy food as a direct path to disease prevention while promoting the local agricultural economy, delivers a fully integrated, healthful food service program to patients, staff, and the community. It uses fresh produce from nine local farms.
Plow to Plate has expanded to encompass important nutrition-based community programs including a "Senior Suppers" program, which provides seniors with a nutritious meal for $5; a Youth Chef Advocates program, which offers an experiential curriculum teaching high school applicants about nutrition and the food industry; an information table at a weekly farmer's market; and a Signature Dish Initiative, where more than 30 establishments serving food - including restaurants, markets, and schools - use menus and signs to communicate the importance of healthy food choices
A prime example of positive outcomes and community advocacy is a three-year study conducted by Plow to Plate cofounder Diane D'Isidori, M.D. in collaboration with the United Way. To determine the effectiveness of sustainable health education, Dr. D'Isidori measured the BMI of 148 children age four who regularly visited her practice. Data was collected over a three year period starting in 2012 ending in 2015 when the children were age six. In 2012, 13 percent of the enrollees were considered obese with 24 percent considered at risk. In 2015, nine percent of the enrollees were considered obese with 19 percent considered at risk; a decline of four percent and five percent respectively over three years of sustainable health education.


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Liver fibrosis can progress to cirrhosis and result in serious complications of liver disease. The pathogenesis of liver fibrosis involves the activation of hepatic stellate cells (HSCs), the underlying mechanisms of which are not fully known. Emerging evidence suggests that the classic histone deacetylases play a role in liver fibrosis, but the role of another subfamily of histone deacetylases, the sirtuins, in the development of hepatic fibrosis remains unknown. In this study, we found that blocking the activity of sirtuin 2 (SIRT2) by using inhibitors or shRNAs significantly suppressed fibrogenic gene expression in HSCs. We further demonstrated that inhibition of SIRT2 results in the degradation of c-MYC, which is important for HSC activation. In addition, we discovered that inhibition of SIRT2 suppresses the phosphorylation of ERK, which is critical for the stabilization of c-MYC. Moreover, we found that Sirt2 deficiency attenuates the hepatic fibrosis induced by carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) and thioacetamide (TAA). Furthermore, we showed that SIRT2, p-ERK, and c-MYC proteins are all overexpressed in human hepatic fibrotic tissues. These data suggest a critical role for the SIRT2/ERK/c-MYC axis in promoting hepatic fibrogenesis. Inhibition of the SIRT2/ERK/c-MYC axis represents a novel strategy to prevent and to potentially treat liver fibrosis and cirrhosis.
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|Curt Siodmak, Robert Siodmak, Edgar G. Ulmer, Fred Zinnemann, Rochus Gliese
Summery: Edwin, a taxi driver, lives with Annie, a neurasthenic model. They plan to spend Sunday at the Nikolassee beach with Wolfgang, an officer, gentleman, antiquarian, gigolo, at the moment a wine salesman. After an argument, Annie stays at home while Edwin joins Wolf. Wolf has brought along a new girlfriend, Christl. Brigitte, Christl's best friend, joins the group. Brigitte is the manager of a record shop. At the beach Wolf tries to kiss Christl but she rejects him and he turns his attentions toward Brigitte, who is more receptive. Wolf and Brigitte go off together and he seduces her. Back on the beach, Wolf and Erwin, now tired of their dates, flirt with two other women as Brigitte and Christl look on, appalled. They have small satisfaction when the men have to borrow money from them to pay for the paddle-boat they were renting. As they part at the end of the day, Brigitte hopes Wolf will see her next Sunday, but he and Erwin have other plans. The bond between the two men is the one that counts. They have really spent the Sunday with each other. Edwin returns to his flat to find Annie still in bed. The next day he is driving his cab. Wolf is selling wine, and Brigitte is selling records, all waiting for next Sunday.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Buddy Bell was awake at 4 a.m., introduced as Kansas City's manager at 2 p.m. and spent three exhausting, tension-filled hours directing his new team against the New York Yankees.
By the time the last out was made in the Royals' 5-3 victory Tuesday night, Bell looked almost bleary-eyed. But the adrenaline was still kicking in.
"I feel great right now," the 53-year-old Bell said. "I forgot how much you have to pay attention. I loved it, man. Right now, I feel whatever it feels like to run a marathon ... I probably feel close to it."
Bell, who last managed at Colorado in April 2002, was not the only one with something to celebrate. The Royals snapped a six-game losing streak by beating the Yankees for just the second time in 10 tries, and run-starved Zack Greinke (1-6) went five innings for his first win in 15 starts.
"Everything turned out good," Bell said. "The lack of sleep was worth it."
Bell, who had been working as Cleveland's bench coach, discovered he missed managing more than he'd realized.
"I think so. It was the first time in a while I didn't have to do something to get my heart started," he said. "It did it on its own. I'm sure I'll get a good night's sleep tonight."
Matt Stairs and Emil Brown each collected two hits against the Yankees, who have lost three in a row. They were under the direction of bench coach Joe Girardi while Joe Torre served a one-game suspension.
The Yankees have totaled just six runs during their losing streak.
"We hit some balls hard early and they made some pretty good defensive plays," Girardi said. "We gave them a couple of runs and we kind of took one away from ourselves and that was the difference in the game."
The Yankees, who had won six straight series openers, got the first two batters on base in the seventh. But Tony Womack's grounder forced Derek Jeter at second and Mike Wood picked Womack off first. Reliever Andy Sisco then retired pinch-hitter Gary Sheffield on a deep fly to center.
"You want to say it's never going to happen, but it happens at times," Girardi said off Womack getting picked of by a right-hander. "The guy has a good move. That was difficult."
Womack's mistake probably cost New York at least one run.
"He was quick, but I still can't get picked off there," Womack said. "I got picked off. That's all there is to it."
Womack had never seen Wood, a rookie.
"Out of the corner of my eye I saw he was comfortable," Wood said. "He had a big lead and he had never seen me before, which is to my advantage. And I gave him my good move right off the bat."
Kevin Brown (4-5) lost for the first time in five decisions as the major league-worst Royals (14-37) won a series opener for just the fourth time in 18 tries.
Despite the win, the Royals have the same record after 51 games that the New York Mets had en route to losing a major league-record 120 games in 1962.
Greinke, winless since beating Detroit last Sept. 9, was removed after the fifth inning with a 5-3 lead. The right-hander, who had averaged only one run of support in his 10 starts, gave up three hits, including Hideki Matsui's two-run homer. He walked three and struck out two.
Mike MacDougal pitched the ninth for his third save in five opportunities.
Matsui snapped a career-worst span of 180 homerless at-bats when he hit Greinke's pitch 416 feet over the fence in right, putting the Yankees ahead 2-0 in the second.
The Royals got a run back in the bottom of the inning on Ruben Gotay's RBI single, then took a 3-2 lead in the third on Brown's RBI double and Terrence Long's fielder's choice grounder.
The Yankees' other hits off Greinke came in the fourth, when Bernie Williams hit the first of his two doubles and scored on Jason Giambi's RBI single.
Gotay walked with one out in the fourth and eventually scored on a throwing error by second baseman Robinson Cano for a 4-3 lead.
Stairs doubled leading off the fifth and Long's sacrifice fly made it 5-3.
"Just talking to some guys around the team, (Bell) was the person they had some really good things to say about," Greinke said. "People who have played for him or just knew him somehow said he's going to be perfect for us. I don't know if that's what the fans' main guy was. But just about everybody I've talked to, that was the guy they wanted."
- The Yankees are beginning a 12-game road trip, their longest in two years, going to Kansas City, Minnesota, Milwaukee and St. Louis.
- The Royals purchased the contract of outfielder Shane Costa on Tuesday and designated outfielder Eli Marrero for assignment.
- Williams drew his 1,000th career walk in the second inning.
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Brazil and Colombia entered the quarter-finals of the World Cup on Saturday.
The Netherlands have scored the most number of goals in this tournament so far (10), including five against defenders Spain in their opening game while the Mexican defence earned a pat on their back by refusing a single goal to Brazil in their group match. The Dutch have attempted 23 shots at the target, more than any other team in its group (B) in this World Cup.
Mexico haven't made the quarter finals of a World Cup since 1986
For the records, Mexico have lost three and drawn one of their last four matches with the Dutch and conceded at least two goals on each of those games.
The El Tri have also lost in the second round of the World in all editions since 1994. The last time they had made it to the quarters final was in 1986.
The Netherlands, on the other hand, have won nine of their last 10 World Cup games, with the only loss being the one in the final of the 2010 World Cup.
For Mexico, defensive midfielder Jose Juan Vazquez is facing a ban and Fulham man Carlos Salcido is set to come in.
The Dutch are not taking the Mexicans lightly, particularly given the hot and humid conditions under which the game will be played.
Road to Round of 16:
The Netherlands defeated Spain 5-1, Australia 3-2 and Chile 2-0 to top Group B with nine points, one of the four teams to do so in this World Cup.
Mexico finished second in Group B although finishing with same
points (7) with toppers Brazil. They beat Colombia 1-0 and Croatia
3-1 while drawing 0-0 with Brazil.
The match starts at 9.30 pm IST.
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Here is a link to a quick photo essay I put together of a Bald Eagle nest near my home, which follows an eaglet from ~3 weeks old through its first round of flights.
All shots were made with either my A57 or A77 w/ a Tamron 70-300mm USD lens (and heavily cropped). What originally started out as trying to take some nice eagle photos, turned into a much greater experience, beyond simply photography.
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... again speed along.....speed limit 130kph and have cars tearing past us. We stopped for a coffee break at a roadside stop where a magnificent buffet meal could have been had if we so desired. Their roadside stops are something to behold. Do travellers plan their breaks around these places??? Back on the road and a huge traffic jam brought us to a standstill. Trucks were banked up for kilometres and when we eventually left ...
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The BLP HR team is 24 strong and has been led by HR director Geoff Griffin for 12 years. Griffin was formerly a partner at a top 10 accountancy firm. The team is then split into three main areas: personnel, training and development, and recruitment.
Personnel is led by Valerie Moncur who was formerly HR manager for the international tax and human capital services division at Arthur Andersen. Training and development is in the hands of Patrick McCann who, in his former life, was a lawyer and then the training manager at Bird & Bird. Recruitment is headed by Jonathan Brenner, who is also BLP's in-house headhunter. As well as being an ex-lawyer, Brenner was the joint founder of recruitment consultancy ZMB (now part of Hays Legal). A quarter of BLP's HR team is made up of former lawyers.
Since 2006, BLP's efforts have centred around an initiative the team dubbed 'star quality'. The term was coined at the 2006 partners' conference after a Harvard Business School lecture on high-performing organisations and what made them successful. Thus 'Star' was born as an acronym of the four main HR functions: 'S' for strategy, 'T' for training and development, 'A' for HR and 'R' for recruitment.
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McCann quips: "If you spell the letter H, that's how you are supposed to spell it." 'Aitch ar', that is.
Not entirely convincing. But whatever 'A' may stand for, 'Star' has helped define the focus of the different HR functions more clearly and has helped streamline the strategy as a whole. Each HR group was initially tasked with identifying problems and to begin working on their solutions in a methodical manner.
As a result, the team has rolled out a long list of initiatives in the past few years – one that is far too long to publish here, but it includes: the launch of career development frameworks for lawyers, secretaries, professional support lawyers and business development staff; enhanced client secondments; splitting trainee intakes evenly over March and September; a new partner promotion process; improved employee benefits; the launch of a new integration process for laterally hired partners; and the creation of the in-house headhunter role, recruiting Brenner.
However, more impressive than the long list of initiatives are the results it has brought.
More than 200 associates have been recruited in the past three years and attrition is currently around 12 per cent over a three-year period. McCann says: "If you think about the amount of lawyers we've recruited I think our retention figures are very good."
Internal promotions to partnership have been strong and graduate recruitment offer and acceptance-rates and the retention of newly qualifieds are high, there has also been a significant increase in the ethnic diversity of the firm's intake.
Going forward, the firm has a new motto: 'rock on'. This was coined after a strategic away day in Brighton, dubbed 'Brighton Rock'.
McCann says: "'Rock on' is based on providing stable, robust initiatives going forward. They are things that will go to the core of the firm – like Brighton Rock – but are also fun for us to do and exciting – like rock 'n' roll – and they're also stable like a rock."
It's almost too much to take in, but the HR team seems to lap it up.
And that is part of the impression the BLP team gives – they were by far the loudest tables at the HR Awards and do not take themselves too seriously. Rock on, indeed.
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Just posted: Our review of the Panasonic DMC-FH7. It's the first of a new style of short review, that we'll use to allow us to review more compact cameras, between the big large-sensor-camera reviews. The Panasonic FH7 is a 4x (28-112mm equiv.) zoom compact with a 16MP CCD sensor. Impressively for the price, it includes a customizable touch-screen and optical image stabilization.
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It's great that you are giving some love to the compact crowd.
I concur the FH7 is an odd choice.
I think most folks would have been much more interested in the FXZ8 (F2.5 5X 25mm wide, 3.5" touch screen, lists for $349 but is selling for $264 on amazon)
I'm missing the "Timings and file size"
Here's an example from the S95's great grandfather, the S50
While all of these small compact have the same small sensors and similar IQ there can be huge differences in battery life (from 200 to a 1000!) and camera speed.
Ditch the apologetic tone . You seem to be saying, "Yes it's horrible but for the price it's ok." NO it is not OK if the touch screen is a pain in the neck. There are too many other cameras in this price range that are not a pain in the neck.
Keep up the innovation and I can't wait to read your next review.
Sorry that was a Panasonic FX78 not FXZ8 offered as an example of a slightly more interesting Panasonic 2nd tier point and shoot.
I find the camera comparison tests much more helpful than these sporadic compact camera reviews. (If there were more compact camera reviews it might be a different story because then we can do the comparison ourselves)
Sure the FH7 is an OK camera, but how does it compare to comparable Canon, Nikon, Sony, Oly, Pentax, Fuji cams is the million dollar question.
If you look at the preselected cameras in the studio comparison tool, you can see that there is a marked quality difference between cameras, even at this price level.
My mom wont pore over such a review, but she may ask me what camera I will recommend to her.
It is also interesting to know how far these low-end cameras have come with respect to image quality.
It is irritating to see that the megapixel race has started again.
These types of reviews are great for people like myself who work in retail. We sell both cheap and higher-end consumer cameras and I can't be bothered to learn the insignificant differences between cheap cameras. This is helpful just for telling me what it's good at and bad at. That is really all people need to know on basic compacts. Also it can't hurt to broaden DPReview's audience to include the average joe a bit more like this does.
The obvious point is this: too many budget compact cameras appear each year to allow full reviews of all. Enthusiasts may not care about such cameras, but consumers at large want at least some independent reference.
It might be more useful and cost-effective, though, to score such cameras by means of annual group roundups of competing models, as done recently in the case of rugged and water-resistance devices.
I am impressed that CCD sensors are making a comeback in some devices. Is there a generic reason? Perhaps it reduces rolling shutter in video mode, but what else?
I think the compact review format is perhaps TOO brief. I don't even see the lens aperture range listed anywhere? Was the physical size of the sensor mentioned? Please be sure to give us essential specs like this!
we're experimenting with the formula, and all feedback is appreciated.
Both good points Scott, and as Simon has already said, we're looking for feedback and will incorporate it in future reviews of this kind.
The 16 Mpix is just silly. The studio scene comparison tool reveals it painfully.
Clearly the Lumix FH7 lens isnt sharp enough to take advantage of the sensor resolution. It is just a waste. In stead, the FH7 is handicapped with poor hi-iso performance as well. And with a lens starting at f3.1 and going to f6.5 when zoomed, that is a bad combo.
There havent been any recent revolutions, 16 Mpix is far too much for such a small sensor. And clearly, the higher number of pixels, the more the camera will sell.
Totally agree with having shorter reviews like this. Despite most of the users coming to this site usually have some knowledge and are looking for advanced cameras, I don't see a reason why not to have light reviews for less tech users that just want a few more information to help decide which camera to get (after all we're all consumers and looking for information in order to make the best possible acquisition of our next camera).
If that doesn't deviate dpreview from their major audience, I can't see what could be bad about having those reviews, it will help consumers in other levels of demand with usefull information, it will help dpreview having more audience and ultimately it will help bring to dpreview more resources to further be able to review high tech products.
Perhaps the expert users can also take some of their time and use their knowledge in forums and help less experienced users to buy a good compact camera, without just saying that if it is not a DSLR it won't be good.
I wonder to know why DPReview withdraw all sensor pixel density values from specifications, cause it's the main number to determine low light performance (and overall output quality as well). I have some suspicion that its been done as a result of pressure from some manufacturers.
Those where main numbers when I started to compare different cameras!
It is clear, if people get more knowledge about these values, unnecessary (but profitable) megapixel race would be under the risk.
I was quite surprised about "the loss of pixel density" too, especially as it was DPR that made me aware of the relation between pixel density and image noise.
I wish you'd bring this number back!
And yes, i believe too that the pixel density value puts the all multi-megapixel enthusiasm into perspective.
I remember the omission of pixel density has been discussed elsewhere on DPR previously. It is the only fact about cameras that you deliberately do not mention - compared to endless, endless rows of less interesting data you do mention.
as discussed ad nauseum in the forums we removed it because it was misleading and was being misinterpreted as some kind of absolute indicator of IQ/noise performance in exactly the way shown above. Its time had come, and gone.
Simon, How is pixel density not an absolute indicator of IQ/noise performance? Each of the most sensitive cameras I have used had a lower density value. Sure, CMOS vs CCD vs MOS is an issue, but surely the pixel density data is an important evaluator to assess?
Incidentally, I don't care what discussion has been on the forums. If I have to go elsewhere to get data, then I will do so. This density data is one of the most useful parameters I scan when looking over a range of cameras, IMO.
DPreview has always been my first stop for info. But saying "Its time had come, and gone" has really disillusioned me with the technical prowess being displayed here. Sorry about that. But its the truth.
Technical prowess aside (we started this whole pixel density thing in the first place). I would suggest that your answer is again a perfect example of how misleading a pixel density figure is. Look, this isn't the place to discuss this (hence my reference to the extensive discussions about pixel density, which we've been involved in). Pixel density is a crude figure that ignores changes (improvements) in material science, sensor and processor design and efficiency, implies higher is always worse (when it actually depends on many factors, including the application), and ignores the effect of downsampling, lens quality and a dozen other variables. The belief that higher is always worse can be disproved immediately by picking two cameras from different generations and comparing their results. The problem is that 'all other things being equal' is a qualifier too far, and that even if all things were equal, for many applications a higher PD is actually better.
This review just proves how badly high pixel density affects image detail and noise. As another poster said, keep these cameras in the group reviews.
Please more p&s reviews!!
Many people here buy compacts.
If we're getting extra mini reviews that don't delay the bigger cam reviews, then I say keep em coming.
That's basically the idea. We're not doing these instead of the longer reviews, they're intended to be pushed out during the gaps between those longer articles, and provide a little welcome change of pace for the reviewers :)
Honestly.... I think "group reviews" are the best way to handle these mundane cameras.
This site seems to specialize in reviewing enthusiast level gear, and they should do more of that and less of this. There are other sites that review every camera released, and do a better job reviewing low end products.
The key difference here is that group tests can be hugely time-consuming. Reviews like this can be produced in far less time, which allows us to be much more flexible with our editorial resources.
We're still going to produce group tests, by the way.
I love Panasonic cameras but I don't know why every Panasonic point & shoot seems to take priority on this site. I am guessing there are some politics involved.
We have been waiting for a review of the Sony HX100v for ever (and finally we had some studio shots added) but it seems that every Panasonic that comes out gets special attention.
Nonsense. The FH7 was reviewed because we happened to have it in the office, and it suited this new review treatment. The HX100V review is underway, but is necessarily taking more time.
Good to hear you sticking up for the way you do things even if I did say that these cameras don't deserve as much 'focus'.
Thanks for the response Barney. However, I still don't understand how it took until just recently for you guys to get your hands on an HX100v. Canada seemed to be the last place on the planet to get stock and I have had mine for a couple of months now. The FZ150 isn't even available to the public yet but there has been plenty of coverage so far.
I am not suggesting a bias, I just wonder what the difference is in DPReview's relationship with Panasonic as compared to Sony. Is Sony just not interested in what anyone thinks because they are doing so well without the help?
"Dpreview was great when they actually did reviews of any camera category."
To be fair, there was a time when the compact camera market was pretty diverse; Fuji had their SuperCCD technology, Kodak had their unusual twin-lens design, and there was still a fair amount of differentiation between compact models.
Nowadays compact cameras are a commodity, not aimed at the kind of people likely to pore over full-sized samples. People buy them because they're on offer in the local Argos, or they like the colour. They're broadly the same in terms of performance, often using the same sensors and lens units, which puts DPReview in the awkward position of either repeating itself, or becoming ever-more obsessed with tiny trivial differences. The group tests are a good solution in this respect.
They gave up reviewing generically specced compacts for good reason: there was nothing to say, and, for the London crew, it wasn't worth wasting resources on.
I'm not too happy to see the return, or to be more accurate I couldn't care. Clearly preview is changing from a test-centric site to a information-centric site, aiming to be the repository of everything to do with digital photography. As even large sensor camera technology matures I suppose it is inevitable.
It's nice to see DPR reviewing less featured cameras, but I do not agree to review every camera. I think they can make their own pre-selection before posting a review, for most DPR visitors don't need to have reviews of all cameras, but of those that reach at least an above average performance in general. But as exceptions, they of course should continue to review those cameras (ultracompact or not, cheap or not) that are highly claimed or expected to be great cameras but aren't, as a kind of warning and demystification caused by overrated reviews or exaggerated (or well appealing) ads.
Maybe this is the sign that dpreview is back. For some years they only reviewed some cameras, mostly big cameras, and left the majority of P&S and other cameras. Dpreview was great when they actually did reviews of any camera category. Let's hope they are back.
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