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The designation "L-Series" means it's among Canon's top tier of lenses, so you know it'll be dirt-, dust-, and water-resistant in addition to providing an exceptional level of clarity, sharpness, and color fidelity. World-class image stabilization technology and ultra-quiet focusing motors make this a great lens for video of faraway events as well. And being an EF lens, it's suitable for both APS-C and full-frame sensor digital cameras, as well as your old EOS 35mm film cameras. See Digital SLR Cameras that work with this item See more info on this item Highlights:EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM telephoto zoom lenscompatible with Canon EOS film and digital SLR cameraseffective focal length:70-300mm with full-frame digital or film cameras112-480mm with APS-C sensor camerasCanon pro-quality L Series lens for superior image sharpness and durabilityImage Stabilization allows in-focus shots with longer exposure times (up to four stops slower shutter speed)two UD (Ultra-low Dispersion) glass elements for outstanding contrast and clarityfluorine coating resists smears and fingerprints and makes cleaning easierring-type Ultrasonic Motor (USM) for fast, silent autofocusminimum aperture: f/32-45minimum focus distance: 3.9 feetconstructed of 19 elements in 14 groupsfilter size: 67mmlens is 5-5/8" long, 3-1/2" in diameterweight: 37.03 ounceswarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:lens hood, lens cap, and soft case Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) 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Features Specifications Features Compatibility: The Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM telephoto zoom lens is compatible with Canon EOS DSLR cameras with the standard EF-mount. IS (Image Stabilizer): The Image Stabilizer helps prevent blurred pictures during hand-held shooting at slow shutter speeds. Using a tripod also stabilizes the image, however, depending upon the shooting conditions, it may be better to turn off the Image Stabilizer. The image stabilizer gives the equivalent effect of a shutter speed four stops faster. There are two IS modes: Mode 1 provides stabilization in all directions, and is mainly effective for shooting still subjects Mode 2 compensates for vertical camera shake during following shots in a horizontal direction, and compensates for horizontal camera shake during following shots in a vertical direction. UD Elements: Two Ultra-low Dispersion elements give you improved image quality and reduced chromatic aberration. 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Thank you, Dear Readers for all your pre-Thanksgiving comment love. I'm paying attention. I am. In fact, I've had so many requests for a gluten-free pumpkin bread recipe that I'm sharing another baking success this week. Yup. Two goodies in one week. I usually balance my baking (sweet) and cooking (savory) posts a tad more fifty-fifty- especially when I am trying to lose those last five (stubborn!) pounds and all- but I couldn't ignore your requests for a Thanksgiving pumpkin bread, now could I?
See how I sacrifice for you, my Darlings? Developing, baking and taste testing Cinnamon Apple Muffins, Vegan Pumpkin Pie, Pumpkin Pecan Cookies, Pumpkin Raisin Cake, Pumpkin Waffles... Oy, the sacrifice. The pressure!
The 2008 Winter Holiday Frenzy has begun. Maybe for the sake of my sanity (now don't laugh about my alleged sanity, please) I'll put off trying to lose these last five pounds till 2009.
It'll be here before you know it.
Pumpkin Chai Bread with Cranberries Recipe
Reader Maya gave me the idea to chai it up- with chai inspired spices (thanks, Maya!). If you're not a fan of ginger and cloves, sub your favorite pumpkin or apple pie spice combo or keep it simple and use only cinnamon. Other options include nuts or no nuts, chocolate chips or golden raisins- or both.
Preheat your oven to 350ºF. Lightly oil the bottom of a standard bread loaf pan or 8x10 baking pan and dust with gluten-free flour.
Preheat your oven to 350ºF. Lightly oil the bottom of a standard bread loaf pan or 8x10 baking pan and dust with gluten-free flour.
1 cup pumpkin puree
1/2 cup light olive oil
1 cup packed organic light brown sugar- or 1/2 to 2/3 cup raw agave nectar, to taste
2 teaspoons bourbon vanilla extract
2 organic free-range eggs, beaten, or Ener-G Egg Replacer
1/3 to 1/2 cup apple juice, cider, or orange juice (start with less, add more as needed)
1 1/2 cups gluten-free flour blend (I used GF buckwheat/sorghum/tapioca starch)
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon xanthan gum
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon allspice or cardamom
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves or more ginger
Add-In Options:
3/4 cup chopped fresh cranberries
1/2 cup chopped pecans or walnuts
1/2 cup golden or dark raisins (I used dark but wished I'd had golden)
1/2 cup vegan chocolate chips- if you like pumpkin + chocolate
In a mixing bowl beat together the pumpkin, oil, brown sugar, egg, and apple juice. Add the dry ingredients into the pumpkin mixture and stir until smooth. If the batter looks too thin and wet, add more gluten-free flour, a tablespoon at a time, to thicken the batter.
Pour the batter into the prepared loaf or baking pan and bake in the center of a preheated oven for 50 minutes to an hour, until the loaf is firm to the touch, and a wooden pick inserted into the center emerges clean.
Cool the loaf on a wire rack.
Slice and wrap each slice in foil; bag and freeze for easy future yumminess. Thaw at room temperature or zap in a microwave till warm.
Makes 8 or 9 slices.
This vegan recipe is blissfully gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and easily egg-free and nut-free.
Karina's Notes:
No Ener-G Egg Replacer? Use 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder and increase liquid by three tablespoons.


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My CD player has a REMOTE. Convenience at its finest.
I guess I just mean that i don't really get Elliott Smith
Now that the aural tyranny commonly referred to as Christmas music has left us, here's some (mostly) quiet folk to get you through the cold days.
A Conversation with Diamond Rings by former KWCW General Manager Andrew Hall
A lot has happened for John O'Regan, the Toronto musician who performs as Diamond Rings, since his first single showed up on a split 7" with PS I Love You in late 2009. Between then and now, he released his debut album, Special Affections (which has since been re-issued on his new label, Astralwerks), played both more intimate headline shows and opened for artists as big as Robyn, and worked to discover how his own music and performance works as a solo artist as he begins work on Special Affections' followup. We met with O'Regan while he was on tour earlier this fall supporting Twin Shadow at Seattle's Crocodile, where we discussed all of these things and more.
KWCW: You've been out on tour with Twin Shadow for a few weeks since the beginning of September or so. How do these shows compare to playing some of the bigger venues you played earlier this year, like when you were opening for Robyn?
DR: It's cool compared to doing bigger ones, like Robyn-scale. I find I can let my guard down a little bit more with the audience between songs and fans don't expect maybe quite so much of a full performance as they do when you're playing to 3000 people. It's almost like you have to maintain and keep a sort of elusive, impenetrable persona at all times, or it's almost as if people don't know how to relate, whereas for this scale of show the audience is a little more willing to see me as a person in addition to as a performer. So it's been kind of refreshing in some ways, but I love playing really big shows too, because everything about them is so much fun. It's louder and brighter and just bigger.
KWCW: You made your first album mostly in GarageBand. How do you turn computer music into something you can interact with and move around on stage?
DR: I move around a lot on stage, and I think that's one way to do that. Again, it's something that I'm always negotiating and figuring out as I go. I don't know necessarily if what I'm doing right now is the best way to communicate my message to a large group of people, but it's where I'm at. Where I go from here will be informed by the experiences I've already had.
KWCW: And how does playing as Diamond Rings compare to playing with your band, Matters?
DR: It's a lot different. I perform as a solo artist, so that's the big difference. It's a total 180 almost. They're both fun and interesting ways to perform, I don't know if I like one better or not.
KWCW: You signed to Astralwerks earlier this year. Has that changed the dynamic of the Diamond Rings project at all?
DR: I guess, for me, in terms of motivating me to want to try to make better songs and poppier-sounding songs and reach as many people as I can. It's kind of given me the idea or the feeling that that might be possible as I continue working on the new songs that I'm working on. I think it's made me more ambitious.
KWCW: What shape is the new Diamond Rings record in?
DR: I've written and recorded some things. They're just fuller, I'd like to think, and more focused. I'm a little more confident in my ability as a programmer and a vocalist so with that confidence comes a desire to expand the parameters of what I'm doing as well, so hopefully it's broader and bigger-sounding.
KWCW: Your lyrics often reference other musicians; the first song on Special Affections references Arthur Russell, and you mention Talking Heads and Joy Division in other places.
DR: Lyrically, I've always been interested in the idea of sampling or referencing other lyrics. I think that so many people do so many things with a drum pattern, or a snare, or a break, that doing that as a vocalist is a unique way of interacting with music from the past and bringing it into the realm of what I'm doing and hopefully maybe informing the people that do take the time to read the lyrics and listen to maybe give them clues or hints as to where I'm coming from and what inspires me.
KWCW: There's a sense that a lot of musicians in eastern Canada - and I'm probably generalizing here - but it seems like a lot of people in Toronto, and Montreal, and elsewhere, are really supportive of each other within the circles that have shown up on an international scale in the last couple of years. Do you think there's any reason that Toronto's been particularly conducive to that sense of community?
DR: I can't imagine that it's much different than anywhere else, really. I think there's always groups of artists that are like-minded that happen to be working at the same time and at the same place, whether that's Brooklyn, or Toronto, or Seattle. I think more often than not it just comes down to how the community is portrayed in the media, and how people are writing and talking about music. I for sure have a ton of friends in Toronto whose music I respect and admire. I'm hardly ever in Toronto anymore; I have some friends who I haven't seen in a year, so it's funny to ask me that on tour. I probably feel more dislocated and disconnected from any semblance of a community now than I ever do. But I think there's great music everywhere and I'm really fortunate that I've been supported by other people when I was starting out and continue to be supported now that there's a place for me in the world. But I think there's good stuff happening anywhere and it's up to artists to write their own stories and sing their own songs and hopefully get recognition.
KWCW: As you go into working on new music in the next year, are you going to continue doing Diamond Rings as a distinctly solo project?
DR: I don't know what shape my live performance will take for my next tour. It's kind of both exciting and daunting at the same time. I feel very much now similar to when I did when I was first conceiving of Diamond Rings in its current manifestation, and I spent a lot of time really learning through trial and error what I wanted to do and what I didn't want to do and I think the next album is going to inform that for sure. As of right now, no, I don't really know what I'm going to do, but I do know that it'll be different.
KWCW: I first heard you when "All Yr Songs" came out several years ago and got a bunch of press, but since then, it seems like your work has become much more dance-oriented. Were there any dance producers or people in mind that you were listening to and interested in?
DR: I listen to a lot of stuff. Usually with any song I kind of start out with an idea of what I want it to sound like. Most are failed attempts to realize something that is always kind of beyond my grasp, whether that's wanting to make an instrumental track that sounds like Usher, or The-Dream, or something. That's what exciting about music; the idea of making an attempt, of making an effort, of stepping in a direction, and owning it, whatever the result is. I think that's what it's about, and what I'm interested in doing. With Diamond Rings, I make the kind of music that I feel like making at any given time, and I try not to question too much where that feeling or inspiration comes from, or that it feels honest and real and exciting and kind of scary. If I know I'm a little frightened, then it usually means that I'm moving in the right direction.


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Michael Schär's 18th place finish led the BMC Racing Team Saturday in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Schär was part of a group 18 seconds behind Juan Antonio Flecha, the first Spanish winner.
Chase Proves Unsuccessful
When Flecha attacked from a small group with 12 miles to go in the 127-mile (204 km) race, few – including BMC Racing Team's Marcus Burghardt – thought the Sky Pro Cycling Team rider could stay away solo to the finish. "I thought he would be brought back because the speed in the peloton was so high," Burghardt said. Schär said he fought hard just to reach the lead group, which couldn't close a 46-second gap to Flecha with six miles (10 km) to go. "Finally, I was with Marcus but I couldn't really help him for the sprint because it was a big mess with riders everywhere and attacks," Schär said. "It was a hard day with rain, wind, cobblestones and everything else."
Launching A Late Attack
Burghardt, who finished 27th, said he made some mistakes before the important cobblestone climbs. But he had enough strength left to put in a final attack to try and improve on his fifth place here a year ago. "I attacked at two kilometers to go on the last cobblestones, but they took me back and I had no power for the sprint," the German said. Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo Test Team) won the field sprint for second ahead of Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Transitions).
Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne Sunday
Burghardt and Schär will be back in the saddle Sunday with BMC Racing Team teammates Chad Beyer, George Hincapie, John Murphy, Danilo Wyss, Karsten Kroon and Martin Kohler for another Belgian semi-classic, Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne. Hincapie won the 120-mile (194 km) race in 2005. But the U.S. national road champion said he was still feeling the effects of a cold in finishing 67th on Saturday.