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About the food at Dunfield House
We offer full board catered accommodation in the main house. We are very proud of our nationally recognised 5 star food hygiene rating and are well known by our guests [many who return year on year] for our delicious, satisfying, locally sourced where possible and home cooked meals.
Full Board accommodation includes the following meals, but we are always flexible to meet the individual needs of your group:
- A full English or continental breakfast
- A cooked lunch or optional packed lunch
- Two course evening meal
- Children's supper of hot chocolate, cakes or biscuits
- Staff supper of cheese & biscuits
- Unlimited tea, coffee, squash or water is available on a self service basis 24 hours a day
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For guests and parties who have requested sandwiches for their stay, please download one of the following detail sheets and complete it to let us know what you would like prepared:
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Hotel DescriptionThe Hampton Inn Weatherford Texas hotel is located on Highway 51 / 71 (Cleburne Highway) just south of Interstate 20 at Exit 408 and only minutes from downtown Weatherford and major businesses. This Weatherford hotel is 20 miles west of Will Rogers Coliseum and the Fort Worth Stockyards where you will find shopping restaurants and clubs which include Billy Bob*s Texas. This Weatherford Texas hotel is just 10 miles from the public Canyon Creek Golf Course and Hampton Inn hotel guests can dine at nearby restaurants such as Burger King Golden Coral Waffle House IHOP*s Montana*s Applebee*s and Silverado Steak House. The hotel rooms at this Texas Hampton Inn hotel in Weatherford come standard with coffeemaker iron ironing board and hair dryer as well as complimentary high-speed internet access and cable TV with movie channel. Some of our Weatherford Hampton Inn hotel suites feature a refrigerator microwave connecting rooms and whirlpool hot tub. Sure to please the busy executive or leisure traveler Weatherford Texas hotel guests will enjoy complimentary On the House hot breakfast buffet served daily and Monday through Friday complimentary On the Run Breakfast Bags and USA Today newspaper. Guests at the Hampton Inn Weatherford Texas hotel can enjoy the convenience of complimentary wireless high-speed internet in the hotel lobby meeting rooms and all public areas as well as coffee and tea 24-hours a day in the hotel lobby. Hampton Inn Weatherford Texas hotel guests can relax in our outdoor pool or work out in our fitness room. Pets are allowed for a fee. All Stays at the Hampton Inn Weatherford hotel in Texas are backed by our 100PCT satisfaction guarantee. If you*re not satisfied we don*t expect you to pay. That*s 100PCT Hampton. We love having you here!
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Team sports bring people together. Special Olympics Unified Sport teams do that, too, and much more. More than 1.2 million people globally take part in Unified Sport, breaking down stereotypes about people with an intellectual disability in a fun way.
News: Special Olympics announces 1.2 million Unified Teammates, surpassing 2011 goal
Unified Sport brings together people with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. It was inspired by a simple principle: training together and playing together is a quick path to friendship and understanding.
In Unified Sport, teams are made up of people of a similar age and ability. ensuring practices are more fun and games more challenging and exciting for all. Having sport in common is just one more way that preconceptions and false ideas are swept away.
For more information on Unified Sport programs in your community, please contact your local Chapter.


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Looking back on 2018
In 2018, our goal was to improve your night's rest with the best quality. In 2019, our goal is to do even better, while also focusing on the ecological aspect. Let's look back on a wonderful 2018 and raise our glass to a warm, cosy, and sustainable 2019.
New fabric collections
Prisma: colourful headboard fabrics
Upholstery-style fabrics for your bed. Bring colour to your bedroom with our vibrant border and headboard fabrics with an excellent colour fastness.
Sleep: sleep-inducing mattress fabrics
Valerian and chamomile have proven to be sleep-inducing herbs since their first use by the ancient Greeks and Rome. We incorporated the scent of both herbs in Sleep, a treatment that helps you to calm down, relax and easily fall asleep.
ZEO: mattress fabrics that get rid of malodours
A fresh mattress without laundering? We introduced ZEO to make it happen. This special treatment eliminates malodours with zeolites, adsorbing lava minerals. ZEO is self-regenerating and completely nonbiocidal.
Fabric trade shows
In 2018, you could find us at The Bed Show in Telford (UK), which we'll happily be attending as well next year. In May, we'll also be attending the biannual Interzum Cologne fair.
Interzum Cologne
21 – 24 May 2019
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The Bed Show
17 – 18 September 2019
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Tragic Magic
Sven Nykvist film both sad and enlightening
HE SAID, "Let there be light," and there was light--and movies were never the same again. Sven Nykvist had set a high new benchmark of artistry and beauty.
While Nykvist's name may be most familiar to trivia nuts, hardcore cineastes, and the actors and directors who actually make movies, one could hardly say that his work is obscure.
Considered one of the greatest cinematographers of all time, the Swedish-born Nykvist enjoyed a behind-the-camera career that spanned five decades, chalking up 123 films to his credit, including Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, The Postman Always Rings Twice, Agnes of God, King of the Gypsies, and Sleepless in Seattle. He won Oscars in 1972 and 1983 for his work on the Ingmar Bergman films Cries and Whispers and Fanny and Alexander, respectively. It was in his early films with Bergman--The Virgin Spring, The Winter Light --that Nykvist first began to forge his reputation as a master of lighting, photographing his scenes with an expressive simplicity that ran counter to the technically slick lighting schemes that is often the norm.
In the opening seconds of the luminous new documentary Light Keeps Me Company--a labor of love by Carl-Gustaf Nykvist, Sven's movie director son--we are treated to a vast scrolling list of the cinematographer's films. At nearly the same moment, we are ushered into a tragic revelation.
Nykvist has progressive aphasia--a rare brain illness that causes words to become mixed up and eventually leads to complete loss of speech--diagnosed in 1997 during the filming of Woody Allen's Celebrity. With his condition rapidly worsening and communication becoming increasingly hard, Nykvist was forced to retire. Celebrity was his last film.
That Nykvist, a reigning master of the visual image, should be taken out of his career owing to a deterioration of his use of words is a sadly ironic plot twist worthy of a Bergman masterpiece. Though Light Keeps Me Company goes to great lengths to avoid become mired in such sadness, a sense of melancholy can't help but pervade the film, turning it into something deeper, more emotional than a mere congratulatory tribute.
There are the expected clips of Nykvist's greatest works, interspersed with interviews from a who's-who roster of stars that includes Bergman and Allen, along with Susan Sarandon, Roman Polanski, Richard Attenborough, Melanie Griffith, and Gena Rowlands. We hear the words of Nykvist, recited by an unnamed actor, reflecting upon his life--he was the son of strict Christian missionaries who forbade the watching of movies--and telling a few colorful stories along the way. And we see Nykvist (beautifully filmed, wrapped in a cocoon of warm light) rooting through a trunk of old videotapes and knickknacks, demonstrating the setup of a camera, receiving a medal from a Swedish film society.
But the Light's best trick is its inclusion of the text, spread in bits throughout the film, of Hermann Hesse's novel Siddhartha, Nykvist's favorite book. The tale of a life lived in search of perfection, Hesse's masterpiece lends a splendid harmony to the story of Nykvist, a remarkable man who spent his life trying to capture light in a bottle. What this movie wonderfully proves is that, more often than not, Sven Nykvist succeeded.
'Light Keeps Me Company' makes its Bay Area premiere Friday May 4 and runs through Thursday, May 10, at the Rafael Film Center, 1118 Fourth St., San Rafael. All shows are at 6:45 p.m. 415/454-1222.
From the May 3-9, 2001 issue of the Northern California Bohemian.


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Long Beach Animal Hospital offers canine laser neuter services for dog owners in Southern CA
One of the most common surgical procedures we perform is a dog neuter, know medically as an orchectomy. It is performed for several reasons:
- It minimizes roaming
- It minimizes aggressive behavior
- It prevents male dogs from impregnating females
- It prevents most prostate problems
This is what the prostate gland looks during ultrasound
At the Long Beach Animal Hospital use of the laster is mandatory for all neuters. In this page we will first show you the surgery using the laser, then the traditional way this surgery is performed without the laser. The advantages of using the laser will be obvious.
Sometimes people get a jaded mindset when it comes to routine surgeries like neuters, that are performed by the thousands, especially at low cost spay and neuter clinics. It is a major surgery, and we treat it as such at the Long Beach Animal Hospital, which you will learn about in this page.
Several days prior to any surgery please bring in your pet for a preanesthetic exam and blood panel to confirm your pet is ready for anesthesia. At that time one of our doctors will go over any questions you have.
On the day of surgery we need your dog in the hospital between 7:30 AM and 8 AM. Please take away all food when you go to bed the evening before surgery. Let your pet have water during the night. Do not give your dog anything to eat or drink the morning of surgery.
Our surgeon will call you after the surgery is complete and your dog is awake. It can go home in the late afternoon the day of surgery unless instructed otherwise. Please call our office at 4 PM for pickup time, you will be given written post operative instructions then. We are open until midnight if you need to pick up later.
This page shows the surgical procedures for:
- A normal testicle using the laser
- A short video of a bloodless laser neuter at our hospital
- A testicle that has not completely descended into the scrotum and is in the inguinal canal using the scalpel blade
- A testicle that is still in the abdomen using the scalpe blade
- The use of neuticles
The following contains graphic pictures of an actual surgical procedure performed at the hospital.
Pre-anesthetic preparation is important in every surgery we perform, no matter how routine. Surgery is not an area to cut corners. All of our neuters receive a physical exam prior to surgery.
The pre-surgery physical exam is performed before any anesthesia by the surgeon doing the neuter that day
We prefer to take the pre-anesthetic blood panel one week prior to surgery. If we haven't already taken a blood panel prior to surgery, we can take one the day of surgery and have a report within 30 minutes
Once a pet is anesthetized, prepared for surgery, and had its monitoring equipment hooked up and reading accurately, the surgery can begin.
We keep a close tab on important physiologic parameters for all of our surgeries. Monitors like this give us an early warning of an impending problem. Our patients are carefully monitored to detect any abnormalities before they become a problem.
This machine monitors:
Heart Rate
Heart rhythm
Oxygen saturation
Carbon dioxide level
Respiratory rate
In addition to our monitoring equipment, our anesthetist stays "hands on" in monitoring important physiologic parameters.
Our anesthetist is checking this pets mucous membranes to make sure enough oxygen is in the cardiovascular system
Even though our monitor check the heart rate and shows the EKG, our anesthetist checks the heart with a stethoscope periodically throughout the procedure
Once our surgeon has scrubbed up and is in a sterile gown, gloves, and mask, the surgery begins
While our patient is being anesthetized our surgeon is already in our surgical suite setting up instruments. Our surgeon is ready to start before our patient is at a proper plane of anesthesia. Once the anesthetist gives the green light the surgery starts immediately. We want our surgeon ready and waiting for his patient, not the other way around. All of this is to minimize anesthetic time.
Sterile instruments are used on every surgery
Our surgeon does one final check on your pet's stability and level of anesthesia before beginning the procedure
Laser Neuter Surgery
Using the laser has many advantages over using a scalpel blade. These include negligible bleeding during the procedure and minimal to no post operative pain.
The laser is calibrated specifically for each individual surgery
This dog is laying on its back, with its head towards the right. The red line show where the prescrotal neuter incision will be
Once our patient is draped the procedure can begin
Surgery starts with our surgeon gently palpating the testicles and make the laser incision just in front of them in the prescrotal area (red line above)
The initial skin incision in the skin just in front of the scrotum
Notice the lack of bleeding from the skin as we enlarge the incision for room to remove the testicle. The white structure in the center is the testicle covered with protective tissue.
From this video you can see the lack of bleeding
Video of another dog being neutered with the laser
All of the pertinent structures associated with the testicle are apparent in this picture. The white horizontal line below the surgeon's thumb is the epididymus. The dark structure to the right of this is the panpiniform plexus. This plexus contains arteries and veins to cool the testicle, supply it with nutrients, and allow testosterone to go into the bloodstream.
The appearance of the blood-free incision just prior to suturing the skin
The final appearance of the sutured skin, with no swelling or bleeding.
In addition to using the carbon dioxide laser to perform the surgery, we use the companion laser to aid the healing process at the incision before our patient is fully awake. This decreases post operative swelling so your pet is much more comfortable. When combined with the actual medication for pain we administer, our patient wakes up with minimal to no pain, and the healing process progresses faster.
Companion Laser in use immediately after a laser neuter
Click on the video to see it in action after a neuter surgery
Most dogs recover from this laser neuter surgery by the next day. It is important to keep these dogs quiet for a few days postoperatively to allow the incision sites to heal. In most neuters we put in sutures that are just under the skin and dissolve on their own, so there is no need to return for suture removal. If sutures are placed in the skin, we usually remove them in 7-14 days.
Our Laser Page has detailed information on the use of the laser for various other surgeries besides neuters.
Cryptorchid surgery
The dog being neutered in this picture has only one testicle in the scrotum, called a cryptorchid, monorchid, or retained testicle. This happens in only a small percentage of the animals we neuter. The other testicle can be in the abdomen or in the inguinal canal (inner thigh region).
In this dog's case it is in the inguinal canal, as evidenced by the bulge (arrow). It is important to remove the retained testicle because it can become cancerous later in life.
First we will remove the normal testicle in the scrotum with a prescrotal incision you have already seen above. Since our patient in this case has one of his testicles in the inguinal area, the surgery is not finished yet. The skin incision and exposure of the other testicle is similar to the normal testicle removal.
In the inguinal area there is significant fat under the skin.
The actual structures of the testicle and its blood supply are exposed, ligated with two sutures, and placed back into the inguinal area.
The incision is closed in two layers. First the subcutaneous tissue, then the skin.
Here is a final view of our patient and his two incisions. As he wakes up from anesthesia he will be given an injection for pain.
When the retained testicle is not in the inguinal area it is located in the abdomen. This testicle can also become cancerous so it is important to remove it.
This patient only has one testicle in the scrotum. The other is in the abdomen.
In this picture the testicle has been brought out through the inch incision in the abdomen
A closeup of this testicle, which is smaller (atrophied) compared to the one we removed from the scrotum
The post operative appearance showing both incision sites, with the abdominal incision on the right
You can easily see the difference in size between the atrophied testicle in the abdomen (left) and the normal testicle from the scrotum on the right. The testicle in the abdomen was removed at a young age so it never had a chance to become cancerous.
This is the appearance of a different dog that had a cancerous testicle, called a seminoma. It was not removed until later in life, so it had a chance to enlarge tremendously.
Both incisions are treated with our companion laser just after surgery just like we do when both testicles are in the scrotum
An interesting variation on this neuter surgery is the placement of solid silicone implants in place of testicles. This gives a natural look after neuter surgery that is desirable to some people. We highly frown upon having this done, have only performed it once decades ago on a special case, and don't plan on doing it again.
This is the appearance of a normal dog scrotum prior to neuter surgery. Use it as a basis of comparison at the end of this section to see what the scrotum looks like when we have implanted neuticles in place of the testicles.
In this surgery the testicle is removed and the neuticle is placed in the sack that holds the testicle, called the tunic.
This is the sterile neuticle on the surgery tray ready for placement. Neuticles come in various sizes and shapes to be custom fitted to each individual.
The neuticle is gently implanted in place of the testicle. A proper fit is imperative, so it is important to order the proper size ahead of time.
When we are sure of a proper fit we carefully suture the tunic with a suture material that will eventually dissolve
This is the final appearance after the placement of the neuticles


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NeMLA 2010 Convention: April 7-11; Montreal, Quebec
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Javier Venturi / University of Massachusetts
Amnesia and Memory in Contemporary Spanish Cinema:
This panel invites papers that analyze, discuss, and interrogate the use and effects of amnesia and memory in contemporary Spanish films, and how all the voices related to identity, race, gender, age, or religion negotiate their own space within the Spanish, European, and global society. Please, send inquiries or 250-500 word abstracts in English or Spanish to Javier Venturi .
Abstract deadline for this session: September 30, 2009
Link: http://www.nemla.org/convention/index.html


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This week we're talking to more great entrepreneurs with Millionaire Mind-sets. We find out how Producer & Filmmaker Josh Bridge went from his A Level's to producing a show for Viacom within 3 years. From Heels Off to Being Mary Jane Uncovered, we talk to Josh about his journey and find out what's next!
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Songwriter & Rapper, Azealia Banks brings both conversations together, as she has featured in the news this week for being removed from twitter after her latest rants. As an international black female in the world of music and media, Rakeem and I, in this week's Life & Style ask whether these outbursts, which have become increasingly part of her repertoire, are damaging, not just to her, but to the industry and her peers: and whether they are just rants of a young angry black woman or indicative of other issues.
In Money Matters we look at the changing world of Property Investment and why it's becoming more difficult for you to secure or a Buy-to-let Mortgage.
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The Foreign Minister of Turkey told the United Nations Monday that the only effective way to combat global terrorism is to stop distinguishing between different types of terrorists. The Turkish official said all those who use terrorist acts to advance a political or religious cause should be treated the same, no matter what their rationale or country of origin.
Ismael Cem said his country has had to deal with terrorism for decades and therefore Turkey has an important contribution to make in this current campaign.
The Turkish Foreign Minister said terrorism is now "mankind's number one enemy," and certain principles should guide the battle against it.
The most important, according to Mr. Cem, is the rejection of any argument which attempts to distinguish between different types of terrorism. "There is a de facto distinction, an unfortunate decision, made in several countries' conceptual approach between bad terrorists who work against the particular country and the tolerated terrorists who while enjoying safe haven in the same country, incite, plan and finance and sometimes command terrorist acts in another country," Foreign Minister Cem said.
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Attingham celebrates 70 years of the National Trust in 2017
2017 marked 70 years of the National Trust at Attingham Park.
A gift for 'public benefit'
Attingham was built in the 1780s by Noel Hill, the first Lord Berwick. Five generations of the Berwick family lived at Attingham, the setting for astutely accumulated fortunes, overspending and financial ruin, love and neglect, and revival and rediscovery.
Attingham was given to the National Trust in 1947, upon his death, by Thomas, 8th Lord Berwick. Thomas inherited Attingham in 1897 and he and his wife Teresa lived there from the 1920s onwards. After Thomas' death in 1947, Teresa continued to live at Attingham until her death in 1972.
Attingham was gifted to the Trust by the Berwicks so that 'Some day others could finish what we could not…' (Teresa, Lady Berwick, 1951) and the Berwick's love for Attingham is clear to see in the papers and photographs they left behind (now in the archive of the property), their careful work to preserve the history and collection of Attingham while in their care, and ultimately, in Thomas' decision to leave Attingham to the National Trust 'for public benefit'.
When Thomas inherited Attingham it was in a poor state, let out to tenants, and unloved. Between them, Thomas and Teresa set about slowly and lovingly restoring Attingham Hall's interiors as far as they could on limited means, and the National Trust has continued their work. The efforts of Thomas and Teresa and the generations of National Trust staff and volunteers who have carefully cared for and conserved the estate, have ensured the continued preservation of Attingham as one of the most complete late Georgian country house estates in England today.
In the Mansion
To mark the anniversary in 2017 visitors to the Mansion found a display with information about the early days of the National Trust at Attingham. Historic photographs and information from when Lady Berwick still lived there from the 1940s – 1970s, when it was the home of the Shropshire Adult Education College in the 1950s, as well as highlights from memorable events, and vital conservation and restoration work that has taken place over the last seven decades, were all included. Visitors were asked "Put yourself in our shoes, what choices and decisions would you have made for Attingham?"
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Do you know any busy parents? Do you sometimes wonder what to get them for the Holidays? Wonder no more! Below are ten fantastic gifts for any busy parent, and if that applies to you, treat yo'self!
- Gift Cards: Why do people act like gift cards are a bad gift? Who doesn't want an extra $20 or $50 for Starbucks or Vons?
- Studio Pictures: Buy your loved ones a session at a professional photography studio. This will be a welcomed gift as making memories often gets in the way of keeping them.
- Blue Apron: Send them healthy meal prep kits to their door! With easy step by step instructions, some parents might even feel comfortable allowing their children to prepare the meals! It's a win win!
- Car Wash and Oil Change: Quite literally the gift that keeps on giving, give them a gift certificate to have their car cared for.
- Laundry Pickup and Delivery: The Holidays are even more stressful than the rest of the year, and the last thing any busy parent wants to be doing is sorting socks. Sign them up for Freshly Folded and save them up to 10 hours a week on laundry!
- Utility Tote Bag: This is super practical and can be carried around or easily stored in the car. You could even stuff it with fun gifts like chocolate and small bottles of wine.
- Keurig: Every parent needs their coffee! Even if this is the pre-Starbucks run coffee, some extra liquid courage first thing in the morning goes a long way!
- A Night Off: Hiring a sitter or volunteering to watch the kids for the evening could be the favorite gift of the season. Throw in a bottle of wine and some Orchestra tickets and you'll be the favorite.
- Prime Membership: The more things that can be delivered to your door, like Fresh and Folded's laundry services, the better!
- Disneyland: Most parents love being around their kids, but sometimes it's hard to have fun when you have to worry abou the daily routine. Treat your favorite family to a day at Disneyland!
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For queer people, learning any language can be a very invalidating experience. Learning materials generally focus on the language that is standard, acceptable and "normal," never on the language of non-binary or queer people. For example, a genderqueer French learner will have to do some extra research to find out about non-binary French pronouns such as iel, yel, ille, yol, and ol. It is likely that, until they are able to read the language, it will be difficult for them to even find information about such things. And using such pronouns prior to reaching complete fluency and eliminating their accent will make them vulnerable to even greater derision than non-binary native speakers.
Learning a constructed language can be even more invalidating. Constructed languages have been made with a particular goal in mind, and queer people soon discover that this goal did not involve them. As an example, Láadan is a language designed to express female thought, and a Láadan learner can expect to learn words for concepts such as "baby," "pregnant" and "menstruate" from the very start. But perusing the dictionaries in the back of the First Dictionary and Grammar of Láadan, Second Edition, a student will find no words whatsoever for concepts like "transgender," "transsexual" or "non-binary," despite the fact that the first two concepts were well-known to feminists at the time of Láadan's creation.
When thinking about the possibility of a queer language, it is hard to imagine constructing such a thing without invalidating someone. Any constructed language is very likely to push, consciously or unconsciously, the particular biases of the author. For example, if a transmedicalist were to construct a language designed to be inclusive to trans people, the author would probably make sex equivalent to gender, erase the concept of being cis or trans altogether and strictly assert the gender binary. A person who does not believe in gender, on the other hand, may choose to erase any concept of gender from their language altogether. Yet to many trans people, either of these would be less inclusive and less validating than a Romance language, whose queer native speakers have already found their own ways around the problem of binary gender.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --
Sikhs voiced their concerns in DC by meeting with over 20 members of Congress, members of the Executive branch to advocate for Sikh civil and human rights at the 4th UNITED SIKHS Annual Sikh Summit from Oct 1st – Oct 3rd. In wake of the killings in Wisconsin, the community allayed their fears and concerns of growing hate crimes and Xenophobia against Sikhs and other people of color that go unreported as a statistic.
Congresswoman Judy Chu (CA-32), said, "The Sikhs are a wonderful people and are a proud nation. I am glad to issue a proclamation on the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Stockton Gurdwara."
Harpreet Singh, Regional Policy Director for UNITED SIKHS said, "We look forward to working with the new government on the issue of Sikhs serving in the Armed forces. The facts of egregious violations of religious freedom internationally provided by the USCIRF shouldn't be side stepped by US foreign policy. The Global Sikh Civil Rights Report highlights such violations by countries."
"I look forward in assisting my Sikh fellow Americans. I have known the Sikh community for years," said Congressman Rush Holt, NJ-12.
One of the participants from Seattle said, "I am asked to take off my turban at airports. I wait for hours with no reason given for my delay. Airlines have disparate information, one puts me on no-fly-list and another allows me to board the next available flight after waiting for 4 hours and losing my connecting flight. Hopefully authorities at TSA will listen to my plea filed by UNITED SIKHS."
Birmohan Singh, Regional Director of UNITED SIKHS, said, "The President must make it a national priority to respond to violent domestic extremism, in ways consistent with our commitment to civil liberties. The US Congress owes to the families of those killed in Wisconsin, the dignity of being an accountable statistic. Till then hate crimes against Sikhs will be unaccounted."
"Sikhs will vote for those, who will stop the spreading of hate and create more jobs," said, 65 year old Bhakshish Singh, ex-chairman of Washington Gurdwara (DC).
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Today's post was written by Ryan of The Opposite Travellers for Love 'N' Luggage's #FeatureFriday. Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com if you'd like to be featured too!
Santorini is one of the most romantic places in the world. Its unique and breathtaking landscape was carved as a result of the massive eruption of the Greek volcano Thera. The island is encircled by steep and incredibly picturesque cliffs and is lined with gorgeous volcanic sand beaches. With its beautiful whitewashed buildings and no shortage of spectacular views and sunsets, it's no surprise that it's become a hot spot for engagements, marriages, and romantic getaways of all sorts.
But there's more to the island than what you typically see in photos like these.
My name is Ryan. I am one half of The Opposite Travellers, along with my wife Rachel. We have two very different tastes when it comes to travel. Rachel loves luxurious and romantic getaways, while I prefer something a bit more adventurous. We take turns in planning our travels as a compromise. You can read all about our story here.
You can probably guess whose choice Santorini was. But, can you guess how I transformed this typical romantic getaway into an adventurous and exciting experience all without sacrificing any of the romance? Here's 5 ways you can do it.
1. ATV the Island
Forget public transportation, which is virtually non-existent on the island. Taxis, too expensive. Car rentals, too boring. Enjoy the fresh island air on your skin and really get a feel for the views as you zip around the island on an ATV. It is hands down the best way to travel and experience the island. It's fast, affordable, and as long as you're sensible, it's safe. The ATV gives you freedom to get anywhere on the island, any time you want, not to mention it is so much more enjoyable than sitting in a car the whole time.
2. Explore the Less Travelled
Avoid the crowds and venture to the less crowded, but equally beautiful parts of the island. Undoubtedly, you're going to want to visit the typical romantic hotspots of Oia and Fira. And you definitely should, but why not change it up a bit? Pack two glasses, toss a bottle of beautiful Greek wine in your ATV carrier box and head to the southwestern point of the island. Here you can share a glass and enjoy uninterrupted views at the Akrotiri Lighthouse.
Next, you can ride in the same direction and stop off at Vlychada beach. The beach is less crowded than most, lined with soft black sand and is surrounded by beautiful volcanic carved cliffs that look like they were shaped by a sculptor. Perfect place for a packed lunch or another glass of wine!
3. Sail the Island
The next best way to see a different perspective of the island is to sail. Let the island winds take you through the Aegean Sea as you sail around Santorini, treating yourself to an array of beautiful views from the bottom of the island's cliffs.
4. Drink Wine
If you haven't caught on already, you can't spend time in Santorini without drinking plenty of the local wine here, it's excellent. Do yourself a favor and visit the Venetsanos Winery. You're guaranteed to make unforgettable memories while enjoying several glasses coupled with a thrilling view along the cliff's edge.
5. Never Miss a Sunset
Make it a pact between you and your significant other to never miss a sunset. Each one is better than the last. Take the ATV out and find private spots to catch unforgettable sunsets.
If you haven't added Santorini to your bucket list yet, we highly suggest it! If you've already been, but want to experience it a bit differently we'd love to hear about it! Stop by our blog or connect with us here:
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Convenient Orange County attractions and events that won't cost you a dime!
Experience family-friendly, first-class attractions that are absolutely free and easy to reach in Orange County's beautiful Hudson Valley location, just one-hour north of New York City. For economy's sake, pack a picnic to enjoy at one of our scenic vistas. Note that group admission rates may apply to parties of 10 or more.
Begin with a moving experience at the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor in Vails Gate. Interactive and educational exhibits honor recipients of the Purple Heart at this location on the expansive grounds of the New Windsor Cantonment where General George Washington actually awarded the first badges of military merit. Take time to explore the cantonment's Revolutionary War buildings and visitor center displays. From mid-April through October, the whole family will enjoy the costumed interpreter living history demonstrations.
Across the highway, the Last Encampment of the Continental Army has replicas of military huts that housed Revolutionary War troops. This site also offers nature trails, an observation trail, and picnic facilities. Just a few miles away, view the elegant 1754 Georgian-style home that served as Knox's Headquarters from 1782 to1783 when the troops were establishing their winter quarters at the Cantonment. Walk the trail to the ruins of a 1741 mill on Silver Stream. Tours of the home are held between Memorial Day and Labor Day and for holiday events.
Allow several hours to view the galleries at the United States Military Academy's West Point Museum. The wide range of exhibits on history and art relating to the United States Military Academy Corps of Cadets, the US Army and the History of Warfare dating back to Egyptian times is captivating. Stop in the adjacent West Point Visitors Center to see the informative displays about cadet life. Both are accessible from Main Street in Highland Falls.
Follow the trails at the Fort Montgomery State Historic Site through what was once the site of a fierce Revolutionary War battle. Interpretive signs, stone foundations and redoubt walls line the path. Gaze out from the Grand Battery where the reproduction cannon overlooks the Hudson River. Take the foot bridge across the Popolopen Creek to a trail leading to the Bear Mountain Zoo. At the Fort's on-site museum, open Wednesday through Sunday from April through October, a 15-minute film, original artifacts, models and detailed mannequins tell the story of the 1777 assault. Check their schedule for re-enactments demonstrating camp life and artillery.
As the birthplace of the "Father of the American Trotter," Orange County is the perfect location for the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame. Go see it while their general admission fees have been generously waived. Riveting state-of-the-art and interactive exhibits tell the history of America's first sport. Call a race. Ride a 3-D simulator that lets you drive a sulky to the finish line. See the world's largest Currier & Ives collection. Pre-schoolers will enjoy the talking horse and try-on jockey costumes. There's something for everyone! You'll see horses training almost everyday at the Goshen Historic Track right behind the museum. They charge a small fee for the grand circuit racing events that occur there on select weekends in June and July.
Nine Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum sites dot our nation and Orange County is fortunate to have one of them housed in a beautiful historic bank building in Newburgh. Visit changing exhibits from the world's largest private holdings of important original manuscripts and documents on literature, science, religion, history and art. Just down the street, stroll the river walk at the Newburgh Waterfront to gaze out at exceptional Hudson River scenery.
Step back in time at the Orange County Farmers Museum weekends from mid-May to October. The Montgomery based museum includes a blacksmith shop, a saw mill, and barns housing an extensive collection of farming implements and tools. Private tours are offered by appointment only, but there are hands-on demonstrations and events happening most weekends. Nearby, pick up fire prevention safety tips and peruse an extensive collection of antique firefighting equipment and memorabilia displayed in an old firehouse turned into the Orange County Firefighters Museum. Open most Saturdays from 1 to 4 PM, this Village of Montgomery facility is a fun family outing.
Get a close-up look at the cool motorcycles you've seen on their television shows when you drop into the Orange County Choppers Showroom in Newburgh. There is a fee for shop tours, but it doesn't cost a thing to take a self-guided tour of many of the uniquely designed choppers that have made them world famous. It's open 7 days a week. Bring your own 2-wheeled vehicles for a bike ride on the Heritage Trail. The 12-mile paved rail trail runs from the Village of Monroe to the Village of Goshen passing woodlands, ponds and Black Dirt farm views Choose your distance. The nearly flat route with parking near several entrances makes it accessible to all.
The Sterling Forest State Park Information Center, a beautiful lodge-style building with nature and history exhibits and a huge diorama of the 7,000-acre park, will motivate you to get out on the trails. Free organized hikes and fascinating lectures by park educators on weekends will keep you coming back time after time. Donations are accepted. Don't forget the all the other state and county parks and nature preserves that offer hiking, picnicking, and scenic views. The Hunter Farm, a 60-acre preserve in Middletown, features The Tadpole Trail, a ¾ mile children's exploratory nature trail with 7 learning stations.
In addition to free attractions, many free events appear on the Orange County Tourism events calendar including some of the Hudson Valley's most popular festivals. Here are a few coming up in 2015 to get you started:
- Pine Bush UFO Fair and Parade www.pinebushufofair.com. May.
- RiverFest www.river-fest.com. June.
- Earth and Water Festival http://waterauthority.orangecountygov.com. June.
- Sunday Tractor Pulls www.ocfarmersmuseum.org. Select Sundays April through October.
- Bellvale Farms Dairy Tour www.bellvalefarms.com. Sundays June through October.
- Stephen Crane's Red Badge of Courage, A Living Memorial June.
- Newburgh Illuminated www.facebook.com/events/140195. June.
- Pride Weekend www.gaywarwick.wix.com/ocnyprideweekend. June.
- Children's Day at the New Windsor Cantonment www.nysparks.com. June.
- Storm King Art Center Free Admission Day www.stormking.org. Last Thursdays of the Month during Summer.
- Great American Weekend www.goshennychamber.com. July.
- 165th Annual Firemen's Inspection Parade www.pjnyfd.com. July.
- Shakespeare in Salesian Park www.facebook.com/CornerstoneTheaterArts. Saturdays & Sundays in July.
- Civil War Troopers Fife and Drum Muster. www.ocfarmersmuseum.org. July.
- Bird Festival at Bear Mountain www.trailsidezoo.org. August.
Fun in Orange County doesn't have to cost a lot of money, and if you visit the attractions listed here, it doesn't have to cost anything at all! For more information, call Orange County Tourism at 845-615-3860 between 9am-5pm Monday through Friday.
- Fort Montgomery State Historic Site www.nysparks.com 845-446-2134
- Goshen Historic Track www.goshenhistorictrack.com 845-294-5333
- Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame www.harnessmuseum.com 845-294-6330
- Heritage Trail www.orangecountynyparks.com 845-615-3830
- Hunter Farm Preserve www.oclt.org 845-469-0951
- Knox's Headquarters State Historic Site www.nysparks.com 845-561-5498
- Last Encampment of the Continental Army
- National Purple Heart Hall of Honor www.thepurpleheart.com 845-561-1765
- New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site www.nysparks.com 845-561-1765
- Orange County Choppers Showroom www.orangecountychoppers.com 845-522-5222
- Orange County Farmers Museum www.ocfarmersmuseum.com 845-457-2959
- Orange County Firefighters Museum www.ocfm.us 845-457-9654
- Sterling Forest State Park www.palisadesparksconservancy.org 845-351-5907
- West Point Museum www.usma.edu/museum 845-938-3590
- West Point Visitors Center www.westpoint.edu 845-938-2638


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Students Participate in Art Exhibit at Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum
The display boasts more than 200 works in a variety of media from the three Coshocton County school districts as well as Sacred Heath Catholic School and home-school students. J
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"Community involvement is a major part of what we do here," Bush said. "They not only see their kids' artwork, but the other exhibits."
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Regular hours are noon to 4 p.m. Friday to Sunday. Admission is $4 for adults, $3 for children and $11 for families. A Playground of Color is sponsored by Dixie and Wilson Graham and the Ohio Arts Council.
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7. Nausea and vomiting
8. Suddenly felt weakness
For that you should refrain from habits like swallowing toothpaste even though it feels good to avoid the accumulation of fluoride that can be dangerous, and use toothpaste that contains safe ingredients.


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Developers: The Corsair Link USB protocol!
Hey all!
I'm on Linux, not Windows, so the Corsair Link software is not usable for me. Instead, my goal is to write a kernelspace driver to integrate the Corsair Link sensors and fan control into the Linux hwmon subsystem. This would make Corsair Link devices show up in lm_sensors.
To that end, I've started prodding around with the USB protocol to see how the software interacts with the hardware. I'm using a Windows XP VM with the Corsair Link 2 software, and USB pass-through on my H100i. The H100i is pretty much the only device at my disposal, so I may end up making some generalizations here. :)
It should be noted that this is being done purely through observation. No reverse engineering of the software is being done and no licenses are being violated.
Corsair Link protocol overview (unverified)
The USB device is actually an HID report device. This simplifies things, because the HID protocol is concerned purely with sending and receiving fixed-length buffers. It also means no specialized drivers are required. On Windows, you can just use the HidD_SetFeature/HidD_GetFeature calls. On Linux, open /dev/hidraw* and perform ordinary reads and writes.
In this case, both the input and output are zero-padded to 64 bytes even.
The device contains a number of registers, identified by a single byte, that can be read from and written to.
Output (sending commands from host->USB):
The HID reports are formatted with a one-byte length tag (indicating how many significant bytes the message contains) followed by that many bytes, then zero-padded to a length of 64.
For example, if I wanted to send a 5-byte message to my device, I would send:
05 XX XX XX XX XX 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 [...64 bytes]
The message payload contains one or more commands. A command consists of the command ID (one byte, used to identify the command when the device responds), the command opcode (one byte), and any arguments that the command expects.
Here are the commands that I have found so far:
06 AA BB - Write BB into one-byte register AA
07 AA - Read from one-byte register AA
08 AA BB CC - Write BB CC into two-byte register AA
09 AA - Read from two-byte register AA
0A AA 03 00 11 22 - Write 3-byte sequence (00 11 22) into 3-byte register AA
0B AA 03 - Read from 3-byte register AA
Input (receiving replies from USB):
Like with the output, the input reports are also zero-padded 64 bytes.
Unlike the output, there is no length tag at the beginning of the message. The message consists purely of replies.
A "reply" consists of the command ID (one byte), followed by one or more bytes. There is no length tag, so the host must know how long each command's reply will be.
Typically, (though not always), the first byte of the reply will be the command opcode. Therefore, if I issue "B7 09 AA", the reply will be "B7 09 XX XX" (where XX XX are the contents of register AA).
The responses to the commands above are:
06 - A single '06' is sent in reply, as an acknowledgement of the write
07 - A single '07', followed by the byte in the register requested.
08 - A single '08', as an acknowledgement.
09 - A single '09', followed by the two-byte contents of the register.
0A - A single '0A', as acknowledgement.
0B - A single '0B', followed by the length byte, followed by the register contents.
Registers (on my H100i):
Note: All data is little-endian.
Temperatures are reported in units of 1/256th of a degree Celsius.
If I send:
18 02 06 06 00 03 0a 0b 0c 00 00 00 ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff 04 0b 07 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ID 02, opcode 06: Set register 06 to 00 (turn off LED color cycling)
ID 03, opcode 0a: Set register 0c (LED colors) so the first color is black (off)
ID 04, opcode 0b: Read 3 bytes from register 07 (verify LED color changed)
The device will reply:
02 06 03 0a 04 0b 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
02 06 (device acknowledges command ID 02 with an 06)
03 0a (device acknowledges command ID 03 with an 0a)
04 0b 03 00 00 00 (replies to command ID 04 with 3 bytes: 00 00 00, confirming LED is now off)
Last edited by CFSworks; 07-10-2013 at 06:28 PM. Reason: No longer WIP!
Great job. It's really sad that Corsair choose not to share this information with us, given that the available software is Windows only and full of bugs and misdesign. It's really about time to release this protocol Corsair, so we can use the hardware we've bought.
you guys are just talking to yourselves,Corsair has responded to this question numerous times,im sure itll be the same as all the times before.
of course you bought the software but not the coding and structure of it.
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Last edited by wytnyt; 07-04-2013 at 07:18 PM.
I'm not exactly glued to this forum, so I might have missed those replies - but the last time I read about it there were some excuses about being able to disclose other companies propretary protocols, and that they would do their best to be able to share or something like that.
I'm sorry, but that just isn't a proper answer to me. I'm only asking about the Corsair Link protocol, to communicate with the "commander". I don't need access to the source code for the current Corsair Link software, which reads all kind of proprietary hardware device information. To be honest, I'd much rather code something simple and working, then trying to "fix" the software as it is today. All I would be interested in is something taking a minimum of resources, stable that would do it's job without a over-designed, resource hogging, crashing GUI. Personally I wouldn't even care about the LED part, I just want a programmable, reliable fan controller - which is what I thought I bought.
I just want a chance to use the hardware I've bought. I don't actually care that much that the software is crap, if we could only have the choice to make our own. I honestly don't think that's asking to much.
*edited the confusing typo above
Last edited by Nadar; 07-05-2013 at 06:25 AM.
you're asking for something that simply cant be done due to many factors and obligations that arent controlled by corsair such as infringement rights and such.you dont need to be here on a regular basis to know this,a search would show many topics regarding this subject.
even more this is a windows based software and not designed for linux and obviously this is a known fact.,and is a program that does its intended purpose as evidenced by my 3 sig. units.
you really cant blame corsair for not doing something they legally cant do,
my son runs his on linux,so it shouldnt be difficult
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Last edited by wytnyt; 07-04-2013 at 09:21 PM.
You didn't understand much of what I said, did you? I'm not talking about the software, but the protocol to communicate with the hardware called Corsair Link the we have bought and can't use.
Btw, if your son runs this software on Linux he's either a great magician or he's using some emulation software like Wine or a virtualisation software with a Windows VM like I am.
But yes, I agree with you 100%: While it's understandable that Corsair cannot release their Corsair Link 2 software source code (and, being a freeware product, it's not like we're "not getting our money's worth" for them not releasing it), it would be nice if they would at least throw us a bone and give us the raw details on how the hardware works. We are, after all, a community of hardware hackers. It's not like we're too stupid to understand.
The good news is that I've figured out enough registers (documented in the first post) that anyone can now write their own H100i driver!
The bad news is, I don't know if this information is relevant to all Corsair Link devices. It would be lovely if someone else with C coding experience could test out my unofficial spec on one of their devices to see if everything still checks out. (I could probably even write my own open-source command-line Corsair Link utility, if enough people are willing to test it on their own unique setups.) That way, when I start on my Linux driver, I can be sure it's not H100i-specific. Otherwise, the progress so far is pretty swell, I think!
EDIT: Oh yeah, and the Corsair Link 2 software will not work on Wine. The Wine project hasn't implemented HID support yet. I'd like to write a Linux kernel driver, though, because then the Corsair Link devices will show up like any other fan/temperature/LED device and be fully compatible with existing Linux system management software.
Last edited by CFSworks; 07-05-2013 at 02:13 AM.
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i posted as simple as i could,im sorry if you dont understand me.
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Since you won't rephrase, I'll just have to guess.. first you're probably trying to insult someone by saying that whoever being the "software hacker" you're referring to isn't experienced enough. First I wonder "experienced enough" by who's standards? Is there suddenly a hacking competition here? Second, you're wrong - CFSworks was the one that interpreted the protocol for the H100i. I was the one that commented that Corsair should share the full protocol.
The reason for this is simply that it's so much simpler to make a software where you know the full protocol and doesn't have to guess and make trials and errors. It also reduces the chance of possibly damaging some of the hardware, even though that is probably pretty low risk anyway. It's also much more logical to get that information from the source with a complete description that covers all hardware, instead of someone having to buy all supported hardware to figure it all out. I also can't see any reason for Corsair not to do this, they sell the hardware, which we have paid for, and "give away" the software, so it's not like having some alternative software would hurt their sales. Quite the opposite.
The to the really cryptic bit: ".theres tons of software programs that allow one to code as they like". Here I have no clue what you mean, are you referring to all the different development softwares out there, or what exactly are you trying to say? The only thing I can answer is that it doesn't matter in what language/compiler or IDE/editor you use, you have to know what to tell the Corsair Link hardware to achieve what you want. This isn't about using someone else's code, but to have a protocol description (that is, a document that describes commands/replies to the hardware). Alternatively we'd have to develop our own hardware, and what would be the point of buying the Corsair Link devices then?
About "the norm is to use someones elses hard work for their benefit." again I don't know who's norms you are referring to, but this is completely beside the point in this discussion. To repeat myself, I really don't care about the source code for the existing software. I only want to know how to correctly, completely and safely communicate with the hardware.
Btw., who's benefit are you talking about? We, the customers', benefit by being able to use the hardware we've bought? Or do you suggest that someone would want to make an alternative software to the free Corsair Link software and then sell that for money? If so, I'd just like to wish them good luck with wasting their time... I seriously don't think you understand the different concepts here.
geezus ,im not trying to insult anyone,im simply saying IF you knew how to code and make a software program,why would help be needed from corsair?
and what happens IF corsair did give it up and it messed up things,who would get the blame?
surely NOT the user.
honestly i wouldnt give something up for free that took tons of time and money to produce.
and i know --you just want it to work--well it does just use windows like it was designed to do.
these why cant i have your source code,protocols threads pop up every week and its been answered tons of times but i guess looking up threads is too time consuming or its like my grand daughter where if she keeps asking ill finally give in just to shut her up.
just ask yourself this
if you spent a small fortune on something,would you just give it away>?
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Programming is different from software / hardware engineering. In any case, they're asking about protocols, not code.
Think of it this way - listen to an old 56K modem. Tell me exactly what all of that sound means without help. It's absolutely normal for someone to ask for help, even experienced coders ask for help all of the time. Different experiences / specialties, etc.
Back to the question on hand - will they release information on the protocols? Who knows. Depends on who designed it, who engineered it, licensing, patents, etc. I don't believe they've commented on the protocols as of yet.
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Sorry, I don't have contacts on the engineering side. If they haven't seen this thread yet (long holiday weekend and all) they probably will soon enough, but threads like this usually fall under the "no comment" umbrella.
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The Good
This camera is really, really light. It's surprisingly light. You could easily forget that this thing was in your pocket. It's got a fast start up time, which means you're less likely to miss those impromptu shots. The auto focus is fairly fast, and certainly adequate for most casual users.
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Several others features make this camera extremely appealing to someone who might be less computer savvy. It has in-camera panorama stiching, which works pretty well if you take your time to line up the shots. I recommend using a tripod. You can stitch up to three shots together. Be advised, though, that the original non-stitched images are NOT saved, so if you think you can do a better job than the camera you'd better not use the panoramic mode.
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Surprisingly, the most annoying thing about this camera is the lens cap. It doesn't grip very well to the lens barrel, and is easy to knock off. Or, if you're forgetful like I am and simply turn the camera on with the lens cap still attached, the lens will pop the cap off as it extends out during the power up cycle. This is a good way to lose the lens cap.
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The interface is somewhat inconsistent: the menu is accessed and navigated using the round 4-way nav button on the back face. But when you're in one of the PSAM modes, the controls are accessed through the jog wheel at the top right of the frame. I suppose it makes sense sticking PSAM controls on the jog wheel, so that you can twiddle the settings one handed and not lose the shot you've just framed, but it's a little incongruous and may take some getting used to.
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The Ambivalent
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I didn't fiddle with the video recording too much, because I've always seen that as more of a convenience on digital cameras rather than a specific selling point. If you don't want to buy or carry a dedicated video recorder of any sort, then having recording capability the camera you have with you is a handy feature. Here's a quick comparison of the Kodak EasyShare Z1012 IS against my Flip, the only video recorder I had handy. 15 seconds on the Flip is 6 megabytes, while the same 15 seconds is 35 megabytes on the Z1012.
The Verdict
This is a really good camera for a specific type of user. It's got a lot of bells and whistles, all of which are fairly easy to use, so you'll feel like you're getting a lot of bang for your buck. The 10 megapixel sensor give you plenty of original material to crop for a 4×6 or 5×7 photo print, or even a full 8×10 if you want it; and the 12x optical zoom gives you a lot of flexibility when composing your shot. The image stabilization was noticable, and every little bit to steady my shaky hands is appreciated. The Kodak EasyShare Z1012 IS fits pretty comfortably in between the casual point and shoot segment and the full DSLR segment.