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Hi, please i wanna know if i could build a zigbee mesh topology with those XBEE's serie 1 cause i need to set up a wireless sensor netowrks and i have only nodes with this specifiation; (I mean XBee 1mW Trace Antenna - Series 1 (802.15.4) ) ??
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yeah, it said 'BE CAREFUL ABOUT BLINDLY ACCEPTING ADVICE HERE. Consider the experience of the poster.'
thanks, i'll try it now.
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yeah, it said 'BE CAREFUL ABOUT BLINDLY ACCEPTING ADVICE HERE. Consider the experience of the poster.'
thanks, i'll try it now.
what date was the latest version of bootmii released?
the file on my sd was created sometime in 2009, so it might be the most recent.
anybody else got a suggestion?
hey all.
i'm having a bit of an issue here (i believe ever since i updated homebrew channel to the most recent). when i turn on the wii and try to access the homebrew channel via bootmii, the...
rats, well it'd be great if somebody made one eventually.
i guess i'll do it manually for now.
well, all of them are from previous friend codes. i didn't make any of them (but i'd like to use the space, which is why i want them gone.
there isn't (or couldn't be) a hack to remove them?
is there any way that i could delete all the miis in my parade?
it would take way too much time to do it manually 1 by 1.
thanks, will do.
i've been googling around, haven't found much yet.
just curious, are there any homebrew applications in existence that will allow me to clear my mii parade? i've got a ton of miis (i think like 700) that i don't want on there.
i couldn't figure...

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Introducing Prescribed Exam Pattern & Syllabus for ITBP Head Constable (Telecom) written exam 2014 Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Head Constable (Telecom) scheme of Exam & Syllabus
ITBP Exam Syllabus 2014
Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) will conduct a written exam for recruitment of vacant posts of Head Constable (Telecom). As the time passing away the standard of competitive examination is raising with the time period rapidly. So, candidates also must have to pay more attention towards their preparation to give the best in their examination. Now, we are rendering the determined latest scheme of examination and syllabus for your best preparation regards this screening test of Head Constable (Telecom) conducting by ITBP.
Exam Pattern : Exam Pattern for ITBP Head Constable (Telecom) Written Exam is as Follows:-
► The written exam followed by PST will be Multiple Choice Objective Type.
► Cut off percentage :- The cut off percentage of marks in written examination will be as under :-
Unreserved/Ex-servicemen – 35%
|No. of Questions
|General English
|General Hindi
|General Awareness
|Quantitative Aptitude Test
|Simple Reasoning
Exam Syllabus : Exam Syllabus for ITBP Head Constable (Telecom) exam is given below:-
General English : Standard of questions will be secondary education. Spot the Error, Fill in the Blanks, Synonyms/Homonyms, Antonyms, Spellings/Detecting Mis-spelt words, Idioms & Phrases, One word substitution, Improvement of Sentences, Active/Passive Voice of Verbs, Conversion into Direct/Indirect narration, Shuffling of Sentence parts, Shuffling of Sentences in a passage, Cloze Passage, Comprehension Passage.
General Hindi : Standard of questions will be matric education. Spot the Error, Fill in the Blanks, Synonyms/Homonyms, Antonyms, Spellings/Detecting Mis-spelt words, Idioms & Phrases, One word substitution, Improvement of Sentences, Active/Passive Voice of Verbs, Conversion into Direct/Indirect narration, Shuffling of Sentence parts, Shuffling of Sentences in a passage, Cloze Passage, Comprehension Passage.
General Awareness : Questions are designed to test the ability of the candidate's general awareness of the environment around him and its application to society. Questions are also designed to test knowledge of current events and of such matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspect as may be expected of an educated person. The test will also include questions relating to India and its neighboring countries especially pertaining to History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene, General policy and scientific research.
Quantitative Aptitude :
Arithmetic :
Number Systems : Computation of whole Number, Decimals and Fractions and Relationship between Numbers.
Fundamental Arithmetical Operations : Percentage, Ration and proportion, Square roots, Averages, Interest (Single and Compound), Profit and Loss, Discount, Partnership Business, Mixture and Allegation, Time and Distance, Time and Work.
Algebra : Basic algebraic identities of Scholl Algebra (and their simple applications) e.g. Formulas and elementary surds (simple problems) and Graphs of Linear Equations.
Geometry : Familiarity with elementary geometric figures and facts : Triangle and its various kinds of centres viz. centroid, In-centric, Ortho centric, circumcentre Congruence and similarity of triangles Circle and its chords, tangents, angles subtended by chords of a circle, common tangents to two or more circles.
Mensuration : Triangle, Quadrilaterals Regular Polygons (sum of internal angles of a polygon) Circle Right Prism Right Circular Cone, Right Circular Cylinder Sphere, Hemispheres Rectangular Parallelepiped Regular Right Pyramid with Triangular or square base.
Trigonometry : Trigonometric ratios Degree and Radian measures, Standard Identities. Complementary Angles, Heights and Distances (simple problems only).
Statistical Charts : Use of Tables and Graphs : Histogram Frequency Polygon Bar-diagram, Pie Chart.
Simple Reasoning : Questions will be asked from analogies, similarities and differences, spatial visualization, spatial orientation, problem solving, analysis, judgment, decision making, visual memory, discrimination, observation, relationship concepts, arithmetic reasoning, verbal and figure classification, arithmetical number series, non-verbal series, coding and decoding, statement conclusion, syllogistic reasoning.
For further details about the screening test, candidates are advised to be in touch with ITBP official website (http://itbpolice.nic.in).
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Went out with Pop and a buddy on opening day in the North. We took home a few mallards that I opted not to make a meal of. They both had whitish puffy breast meat instead of the usual deep red. On the first duck both breasts were completely affected, the second duck was about 90%. I've seen rice breast before (Sarcocystis) and this wasn't it. Any ideas what it could be?
On the plus side, our first bird of the year was either the stupidest or lazyest black duck I've ever encountered. It's two buddy's took off as we approached with the boat to set up decoys but this one decided to swim into the weeds. He decided to introduce himself to our decoys 2 minutes after shooting time. We were checked by a pair of game officers while pulling out the boat. They noticed the bling! Called the band reporting number and am waiting to find out where it was banded.


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I got Miroslav Philharmonic as a VST plugin for FL studio to have some realistic instruments, but they sound dramatically low of quality compared to what I've heard from various sources on the internet and comments on this site. So how do I increase their quality or tell the program to use up more processing if it needs to?
The Miroslav Philharmonik is a really old library. It was originally released for AKAIs hardware samplers back in the day some 15-20 years ago or so. I presume your are using IKs revamp of the library? Unfortunately the lack of different dynamics, round robin and sample quality makes it hard to match current day libraries.
You can do some tricks to fake changes in sound. Combine volume changes with a low pass or high pass filter to fake dynamics. Making small filter or envelope changes can also remove some of the machine gun effect your getting because of the lack of round robin.
EQ to change character of the sounds.
But to be honest, if you want better quality, you need to buy a better library.
What do you recommend? Kontact or something?
SiliconWorldAD saidKontakt is just a sample player. But yes, Kontakt is pretty much standard when it comes to handling the well known libraries.
What do you recommend? Kontact or something?
You can still make decent music with Miroslavs library. It all depends on the effort of automation and work your willing to put into it.
What are you looking for? There are so many different libraries out there such as Spitfire, ProjectSAM, Sonokinetic, 8dio and so forth.


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The more Todd Deatherage flew to New York to play shows with his buddy Rhett Miller, the more it was obvious that he'd eventually stop flying back. And when he came back after his most recent NYC jaunt, a trip that included sharing a bill with the bicoastal Miller at the singer-songwriter-friendly Fez, it was clear from how he spoke of the city and the show that he'd decide to make the move sooner rather than later. Turns out he has: Deatherage is moving to New York on August 31, making a pit stop in Memphis to visit his parents. He's already busily making the transition, recently selling his car as well as making arrangements with another recent New York transplant, Jon "Corn Mo" Cunningham, to sublet Cunningham's apartment for two months while the former Denton resident is on tour. "I'll basically be living with the Good/Bad Art Collective," Deatherage says of his new digs, an hour or so before getting onstage to play a couple of tunes with a reunited (again) Darlington. "We'll see how that goes." After Cunningham comes home to reclaim his apartment, Deatherage will have to find a new joint, though with the way things have been going, that shouldn't be much of a problem. "Everything's just coming together," he says. You hate to see someone like Deatherage leave Dallas, but if it means more people can find out about him, you can't get too upset. You can still catch him before he leaves at Muddy Waters on August 29, the last of the two-man shows he's been performing with guitarist Drew Flemming at the club every Wednesday in August. And if you don't already have it, pick up a copy of Deatherage's solo debut, Dream Upon a Fallen Star, to remember him by. At least until he comes back...
[DARYL] is back at Steve Curry's Modern Vintage Studios re-recording Communication: Duration, the EP the group released last year on Kansas City-based Urinine Records. Seems the band was never entirely happy with the way the disc came out, so it's going to start from scratch, recording all of the songs again as well as adding a few new ones. Expect a finished product more like the recently released full-length, The Technology (also recorded with Curry at Modern Vintage), since Beatville Records allowed the group to do what it wanted instead of what the label wanted. The band--singer-guitarist Dylan Silvers, guitarist-keyboard player Dave Wilson, drummer Mike Lamm, bassist Jeff Parker and keyboard player Chad Ferman--is still hard at work promoting The Technology (a tour with the pAper chAse is planned for the fall), though its members are filling their spare time with other projects. Among them: Wilson is playing guitar with Fred Savage Fanclub, and Silvers popped up recently onstage with Darlington, filling the role he vacated a few years ago. The new version of Communication: Duration is to hit stores later this year, though a label has not yet been determined; more than likely, it'll end up on Beatville, though Idol and Quality Park are also potential homes. No matter which label releases it, you'll want to pick up a copy or three so you can hear what Communication: Duration should have sounded like in the first place. Just further proof that dealing with labels, no matter their size, can sometimes put the "FU" back into fun...
Turns out the Dutch are good for something after all, aside from their ovens and hash pipes. The Holland-based Munich Records, founded some 30 years ago, has just released its first compilation, and it's loaded with locals. The collection, with the rather cumbersome (and cocky) title of Awesome: A Compilation of American Bands on a Dutch Label Named After a German Town, contains unreleased tracks by the likes of South San Gabriel (otherwise known as Centro-matic, or close enough), who offer the droningly sad "Evangeline"; the Gourds, with the rollicking singalong "Hey Little Light"; and ex-Texan Johnny Dowd, whose "Stumble and Fall" sounds like the Sparks' Russell Mael fronting Black Sabbath. The 11-song disc also features contributions from, among others, Centro-Matic ("Most Everyone Will Find"), the Baptist Generals ("Pats the Rub," off Chris Flemmons' rabid Dog), Austin's Damon Bramblett and ex-Long Ryder Sid Griffin's Western Electric. The disc's hard to find around town, but it's selling on Amazon.com for the rather nice price of $7.99, or about 19.13 Dutch guilders, which (we think) is still a bargain...
Former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted is, apparently, a big fan of our own Speedealer, so much so he turned up at the band's recent gig in Austin at Emo's and stood in the audience singing along to every song. But Newsted is more than just a fan; he's also the producer of the band's next record, a follow-up to 1999's Here Comes Death, which was re-issued last year by Palm Records since the band's original label, Royalty Records, folded shortly after Here Comes Death's original release. The Newsted-helmed disc should hit stores later this year or early next, and you can thank Palm's A&R honcho Michael Alago for the pairing. Alago was the man who signed Metallica to Elektra Records years ago, and he also encouraged Palm to sign up Speedealer as soon as he found out about Royalty's demise. (Alago had fallen in love with the group after seeing it at South by Southwest a few years ago.) No idea on what Newsted and Speedealer will do together, but we can assure you of one thing: It will be much better than the next Metallica effort. Trust us, you don't want to hear the crap James Hetfield will be churning out now that he's in rehab. Quitter.
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editorkid wrote:There's more to life than pixel count. The Nexus 7 screen is widely considered to be the area where Asus did a lot of cost-cutting because colors are so washed out. You're right that it's OK... but it's still noticeably worse than most other tablets I've seen.
I'll not argue that point, perhaps because my experience is with other 10" tablets, and not with the Galaxy Tab 2 directly, I thought otherwise (the Nexus 7 screen looks great to me). Its definitely better than my Touchpad's screen, as well as Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc. Not as good as newer ipad screens, but for the price what to expect.
I'm happy that there are now multiple tablets nearing the $150 price point that are actual REALLY good, the days of having to deal with cheap Arcos, Coby, etc. tablets on a budget will soon be gone.
tewkewl wrote:you are my hero man. apple sucks for what they are doing. why go after samsung? they really want to go after google but they don't have the balls. as if samsung has the only pinch to zoom functionality in android phones. every single android phone i've had was pinch to zoom. not just that, but even windows phones have pinch to zoom. apple is being a sore loser because they only have a third of androids market share, and they have less market share than even one android device maker: samsung. this is an attempt to get rid of the market to create an apple monopoly. so much for 1984. apple is the guy in the big screen now!
Your post is full of misconceptions and falsehoods, not to mention contradictions. How do you people think this way?
theguruguys wrote:
One thing to consider, the Samsung was originally MSRP for over double that of the Nexus, so its not surprising that the quality of components in the Samsung Tab 2 are superior.
Are you comparing the 10" Tab 2 with the 7" Nexus? The 7" Tab 2 was always $250.
Ask yourself a question. Is having expandable memory and dual cameras important to you?
If so, this is a very good deal on a very good tablet.
Spiky wrote:Are you comparing the 10" Tab 2 with the 7" Nexus? The 7" Tab 2 was always $250.
I stand corrected. Why did I think this had an MSRP of $350 initially? Maybe I was thinking of the 4G version when we were comparing tablets with built in wireless providers.
I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this but the Nexus 7 has a way higher resolution: 1280 x 800 versus this, 1024 x 600. I bought my GF the Nexus and the screen is so clear that it makes my iPad 2 look fuzzy. It's great for reading. Nexus has MORE battery life and a quad core processor. Its better all the way around, unless you absolutely need additional storage. This tab is old technology, the Nexus 7 is far beyond it. My daughter has a tab 10.1 and I love it, but this tab is a rip off at the $180 price tag (compared to what you can get for $200).
The Nexus 7 screen looks WAY better than my iPad 2 screen, and Nexus 7 looks better than the screen on my daughters Galaxy Tab 10.1. I thought the Galaxy Tab had incredible resolution until the Nexus 7 came out. Text is WAY clearer on the Nexus 7, and games truly look high definition. It has the clearest screen I've seen so far (I haven't actually seen the iPad 3 screen). I'm waiting for the Nexus 10 to be announced. I'm going to buy that.
Android = Google spyware.
Heck, Google even sells access to your life through third-party apps. Why does a game need internet access, contacts access, access to all kinds of non-relative info ?
Looks like the same one new for $20 more at Micro Center is selling for $199.99 with a 1-year warranty at the web link below. Specs are the same, and Model Number is very close & almost the same.
New Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0
Model GT-P3113TSYXAR
Price $199.99
Save $50.00 / Originally $249.99
1-Year Limited Warranty
[MOD: When you add it to the cart you get this message: Removed items that are inactive or no longer available.]
mhcaillesrn wrote:Touch screen problem, I got mine and it's broken already, I can't have it repair I bought mine out of country, Samsung has no international warranty. My screen got moisture inside so the touchscreen was unusable. My Samsung is used as a paper weights now, instead of throwing it away :-(
square trade warranty man
I really dislike the price. The Nexus 7 brand new is only $200 and provides better specs and Android 4.1 instead of 4.0.
Retailers including Woot need to begin to realize that tablets are a flooded market to begin with and with each generation coming so fast there isn't a lasting value to them.
I wouldn't advise paying $150 for this new never-mind $180 refurbished.
VolleyB wrote:Description: 1.5Ghz Dual-Core Processor
Tech Specs: Dual-Core 1GHz
[MOD: Fixed. It's 1GHz]
According to Micro Center's specs, this one uses the Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 processor which operates at 1 GHz.
OMAP 4430 operates at up to 1 GHz
OMAP 4460 operates at up to 1.5 GHz
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (Wi-Fi) 8GB GT-P3113 Product Website
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (Wi-Fi) 8GB GT-P3113 Product Manual Download
User Manual (User Manual) (ver.LD3_F7)
Jul 18, 2012 ENGLISH(NORTH AMERICA) 6.22MB PDF
User Manual (User Manual) (ver.LG2_F4)
Jul 18, 2012 ENGLISH(NORTH AMERICA) 16.17MB PDF
Are these the tablets Apple is suing to take off the market due to copywrite infringement and what will happen to those who buy this?
I dont think this is a good buy (sorry Woot). A Nexus 7 is $20 more new and has a much higher resolution screen and is also thinner and lighter and unburdened with TouchUI.
[for $99 it would however be a good buy]!
I see two drawbacks- size, and buttons.
Speaking from personal experience, seven inches simply isn't enough. I need no less than ten for my most common tablet use, that is, reading comic books.
Additionally I don't care for "soft" buttons. From time to time an app will wipe out the part of the screen where the home/back/menu buttons live, and you're forced to hard reboot. If you're alright with those limitations, this is expensive but not a total waste of money.
borntohunt wrote:Looks like the same one new for $20 more at Micro Center is selling for $199.99 with a 1-year warranty at the web link below. Specs are the same, and Model Number is very close & almost the same.
New Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0
Model GT-P3113TSYXAR
Price $199.99
Save $50.00 / Originally $249.99
1-Year Limited Warranty
Sorry sport fans:
" Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Titanium Silver Model GT-P3113TSYXAR
This product is no longer available."
jdevenberg wrote:I have one and it suffers from keyboard issues that make it virtually unusable. An update to fix them would improve my opinion. I will be returning mine and getting something else. If you want this size tablet, a nexus 7 is worth the $20 more unless you have to have expandable storage.
What are your keyboard issues? I have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 and sometimes the cursor moves backwards on it's own and mixes up the letters as I type and even duplicates words being typed. Does yours do that? Luckily, I have a wireless bluetooth keyboard case. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005F0X6Z6/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00
Now that the ICS upgrade is FINALLY available for the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, look for one of those. I've recently seen them new in the $200-220 range. Faster processor, better cameras, more memory.
Why would anyone do this when a Tegra3 QUAD CORE!!! is only $20 bucks more for the nexus7"
I'm sorry, but the internal Quad core CPU should matter a lot more than all that little "no sd card slot" and "zomg screen isn't perfect" crap.
Ok, so my question is, will my 8 and 6 year old girls be able to play Angry Birds and listen to Pandora without complaining about how crappy this is? I don't care about screens, operating systems, or that it didn't work after your dog chewed the corner off after your kid dropped it in the pool.
Walmart is selling for $199.
I bought my wife a Tab 2 at Costco a few months ago. She loved it so much, I bought myself one. We really enjoy them. Both have ICS.
It fits inside my sports coat, so it is easy to take to meetings. I use it a lot more than I thought I might.
Our experience has been nothing but positive.
iissurf wrote:I believe the Galaxy Tab Plus has a faster processor. That's the one I've been looking at. The Tab 2 supposedly has a "better" processor albeit a bit slower.
Here's a comparison between the two and other major tablets: http://www.theverge.com/products/compare/5147/2630/1606/2506/3767/5225
And one specifically comparing the Tab 2 to the Tab Plus: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-2-7.0-vs-Galaxy-Tab-7.0-Plus-spot-the-difference_id26920
Generally the older Tab Plus runs circles around the Tab 2, once you install the ICS update for the Tab Plus.
The Tab 2 was , I guess, supposed to be a more affordable model. But you can probably find good deals on the Tab Plus, which now has ICS available.
I agree that the stock keyboard is terrible, but just download either the Jellybean keyboard or one of the aftermarket keyboards like swype. I did for my tab 2 and it made a HUGE difference. Much more responsive, and the predictive text is actually useful.
I'm a tech junky, have had galaxy tab plus, 2; iPad 2, 3; tablet S; Viewsonic G Tablet; and Evo View 4g.
Without going in to a comparison of all 4, I settled with iPad 3/Tablet S/Evo View 4G.
The simple reason is a combination of user experience, functionality, and perceived speed.
Both iPad 3 and Tablet S have much faster browser speeds based on my experience. Tablet S also has universal remote function that Galaxy Tab doesn't. Most of all, Galaxy Tab's screen quality, while good, isn't quite as good as IPad 3 and Tablet S. In terms of accessories support, Galaxy tab is in between the two. Keep in mind also, at due to recent lawsuit, Samsung may be forced to provide an update to the tablets to alter the way Galaxy Tab behaves.
For the most part, everything else is a wash between galaxy tab and the two big tablets I kept.
With that said, I paid 500 and 270 for them, respectively... This is a steal at this price.
By the way, where is CowboyDan?
I have both the Nexus 7 and the Galaxy Tab 2...don't ask. Anyway, the Nexus 7 is superior in the areas of Speed (quad core vs dual core processor) OS (Jelly Bean vs Ice Cream Sandwich) and Screen. I have, and have had many many Android tabs and the Nexus always surprises me when I use it. It is just so fast and smooth. However, the Tab 2 is really nice and has that expandable storage (mine has a 64gb micro sd card). If the Nexus 7 came with expandable storage, this would be a no contest scenario. I can afford both, so I have both...and others, but if you can't afford both, and 16gb (Nexus 7 maximum storage) just isn't enough (I can't imagine how it would be), go with the Tab 2. It's a great price for a really good tab. Just DO NOT compare it physically to the Nexus 7, the difference in screen quality alone will make you cry!
Lots of misconceptions being posted about the Nexus 7 here. The quad-core processor is actually better overall on battery usage than the dual-core, as it has a low-power fifth core that takes care of most "idle" tasks without engaging the main processors. Also, the lack of an SD slot has been overcome with a simple app, Nexus Media Importer, that allows attaching mass storage devices via the USB port with a simple, cheap OTG cable without rooting the device, if you absolutely must have access to your full media library without using cloud storage. I have owned 5 different tablets and the Nexus 7 is by far the best one I've ever owned.
marziah wrote:Plus then you don't have to spend the money on shipping.
But you will pay sales tax.
bergmanf wrote:Speaking from personal experience, seven inches simply isn't enough. I need no less than ten...
I simply could not read any further than that... :-)
I bought one of these several months ago and I love it. I'm using it now. It has replaced my laptop for almost everything. No problems yet. My wife has a Fire. The Tab 2 is better. I can make phone calls from it to.
Why would anyone buy one of these when they can get a Google Nexus 7 for $199? The Nexus is superior in every way to this device...yes, even with lack of expandable memory. Welcome to the google drive my friends. If you are going to be in a situation where you will consume more than 8GB of media before you can connect to the internet to get more/different media from the cloud you are in the minuscule minority. Otherwise there is no contest.
I bought the Sony S tablet a month ago and am pretty happy with it. I considered purchasing this tablet (it is a good model) but the refurbed price is too high. I would be all over this for $149. $179 is too much IMHO ...
Right, at $200 you will pay around $12 in tax in many states at a brick and mortar... but you will save on the $5 shipping from Woot.
The IR blaster would be great, at this price it is not much more than the logitech I'll need to replace soon.
But I think $179 is the regular price for this at Costco now. They double the factory warranty to 2 years.
Nope, the Gtab is $220 at Costco, sale price. I was thinking of the Vizio 7"tab with the IR remote app.
Dang, I just bought one of these at the Verizon store a couple weeks ago for twice the price. That'll teach me.
For what it's worth, I wish I had gotten the original Tab. The Tab 2's 3mp camera can't focus for crap, and can't even scan a barcode or read a QR code, and there's no LED flash on the Tab 2. And, even though it was advertised as having Flash player, there's no Flash player. The version that everything wants isn't available in the USA.
Given all that, I still like it. I just wish I'd only paid half of what I did for it.
sorry but you would be a fool to by this when you can get the Google Nexus 7 for a few more dollars. Don't make this mistake.
I bought one of these about a month ago to use as a "smart" GPS. I really like it. I chose it over the Nexus because of the card slot, which I've already filled up with games, audio and GPS maps. It plays video, flash, and all the apps I've tried really well.
Downsides: proprietary dock connector/charger (aaaalmost like apple's but not quite). The nexus uses a version of the micro/mini usb slot of which you probably have a dozen chargers lying around your house. The previous poster's comment about the screengrab button is apt. I don't know if that's samsung or android though.
Upsides: It's awesome. I really like it. I'm debating pulling the trigger on this deal to give one to my wife or parents.
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The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are a set of targets intended to reduce global poverty and improve living standards by 2015. Specific goals target education, fighting disease and promoting gender equality. Access to communications technology is a part of one of the targets. With five years to go until the deadline to achieve the goals, progress remains uneven. Some countries have achieved many of the goals, while others - mostly in the developing world - may not realise any. Many development experts question how the goals will be achieved and how they will be paid for. Some even question whether the approach is necessary or helpful.
But Dr Toure said that he believed technologies such as broadband could be used to "accelerate" progress on the goals and help countries achieve them. "Access to broadband in an affordable manner is our greatest challenge," Dr Hamadoun Toure, secretary general of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), told BBC News.
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Muscat discusses with Piano to establish 'what could be done differently'
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said this morning that during a meeting with Italian architect Renzo Piano they held discussions to establish "what could be done differently" in the Valletta project.
It is unclear whether the Government is planning any changes to the national project. Timesofmalta.com has sent questions to the Government asking for a clear answer and is now waiting for replies.
Dr Muscat met the world-renowned architect at his Paris studio on Tuesday but the media was only officially informed about this visit in a press release sent to newsrooms yesterday.
When asked why journalists - who were present with him in France - were not informed, Dr Muscat this morning said it was not a public meeting. The previous Government used to hold such meetings, he said.
During the meeting with Mr Piano, the Prime Minister said, they spoke about "what could be done differently" and exchanged thoughts on how to develop the project.
Speaking about accusations of a breach in the code of ethics with Parliamentary Secretary Franco Mercieca, he insisted that allowing him to continue practicing his profession as an ophthalmologist, was "common sense".
He recognised that the parliamentary code of ethics did not, on paper, allow ministers and parliamentary secretaries to work privately.
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He stressed that during this Government's first Cabinet meeting he had commissioned the review of the code of ethics, which dated back to 1994, and this was now ongoing.
Dr Muscat was speaking to journalists after a visit to Shield Consultants, a risk management consultancy company that inaugurated its new crisis management centre. He congratulated the company for branching out in the sector.
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DENVER (Reuters Life!) - When Brandon and Lindsay McElhinney took to the dance floor at a prom at Denver's Westin Tabor Center this week, there was just one thing on their mind -- having a good time.
The newly-weds, dressed for a mascarade theme, were among about 50 teenagers and young adults suffering from cancer and other blood diseases attending the fourth annual Cancer Prom in Denver that gives young cancer sufferers the chance to enjoy a real prom.
Baldness. Wheelchairs. Skin problems. Nothing raises eyebrows in this crowd which understands what it is like to face death and to endure ravaging treatments with no certainty of a cure.
The girls wore strapless evening gowns, some revealing scars from where medical devices used to administer chemotherapy were once implanted, while their partners were in dress suits and tuxedos, some on crutches, some missing parts of limbs.
"It gives me a chance to be with other young people who have been through the same things I have been through with cancer. It is a chance for us to live or relive a prom that many cancer patients missed," Brandon McElhinney, 26, told Reuters.
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Agreeing that runoff elections are expensive and need to be solved, I can't agree with some of the solutions The Times editorially suggested a couple of weeks ago and seemed (at least to me) to prefer. Good for them for highlighting the problem.
However, one of the suggestions is a starting step toward a system I have long advocated. That is priority balloting for what can be described as an instant runoff.
Voter turnout usually is far less in runoffs, where a much smaller number determines the final choice. When only 15-20 percent votes, the decision is effectively made by 8-10 percent.
The instant-runoff proposal would have voters in races with three or more candidates list both a first and second choice. Should no candidate have a majority, election workers would return to the ballots cast for the third-and-lower-place candidates and recount their votes using their second choices in the undecided races.
This would produce a true majority of the greatest turnout and be far more representative. It would apply to all races to be decided solely within the state.
My long-held philosophy behind this is that every race should be determined by a majority. The presidency is wisely decided not by a majority of nationwide popular vote but by a majority of the Electoral College. All other races from city hall to Congress should be by the majority vote of those governed. The only U.S. Constitutional amendment I'd have supported since I've been voting has been one that would ensure that a majority decides each electoral vote.
The number of electoral votes each state has is its number of U.S. representatives plus its two senators. My proposal was that in each district, the congressman must have a majority. The "instant runoff" could decide that quickly in a crowded field.
Where one party won a majority of a state's congressional seats, that party would get the two electoral votes the senators represent. In states where the congressional seats were tied, one electoral vote would go to each party.
This way our leaders would chosen by majorities.
Returning to the promised presidential election analysis continued from last time, we were exploring one of several factors. This was a calculated effort to destroy the effectiveness of the Bush presidency. I'd originally intended to use this leadoff example later, but since it involves a local citizen, the principle might be better understood.
U.S. Marshal Dick Mecum will be fired later this year or early next (depending upon how long it takes for the background checks of his successor) solely because he is a Republican. Mecum won't cry foul, and Republican leaders won't call for hearings, special prosecutors, etc. He'll go quietly somewhere else, helping his successor's transition.
He understands that U.S. attorneys and U.S. marshals constitutionally serve at the will of the president who can hire and fire them for whatever reason he wants. Mecum got his job when Bush was elected, and Clinton's appointee went quietly.
Contrast this with the furor raised by congressional Democrats when the administration fired nine U.S. attorneys. They well knew such appointments and firings are constitutionally the sole prerogative of the president. They routinely replace Republicans when they get the White House.
The Democratic Congress called hearings to criticize the administration, called for a special prosecutor, called for top-tier resignations, This time could have been spent constructively working on the myriad of problems our country faces. Instead, we saw a circus designed to weaken the presidency for political advantage.
We'll pick up again in two weeks. Meanwhile, I wish you and yours a great and safe holiday season.
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six-fold integral
Can anybody prove or disprove this result
(Int_0^1\[Equal]Integral from zero to 1):
Int_0^1 Int_0^1 Int_0^1 Int_0^1 Int_0^1 Int_0^1
[(x-X)^2+(y-Y)^2+(z-Z)^2]^(-1/2) dx dy dz dX dY dZ =
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of the general integral considered in:
The way I've got this result is
the too lengthy interactive session
with MATHEMATICA - and IS NOT ELEGANT (though result is).
I beleive that result is correct
but will be happy to hear from
anyone who could find the more elegant way to
prove or disprove this result.
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According to Dr. John Richens of the Center for Sexual Health and HIV Research in London and colleagues, "there is a distinct danger that the promotion of PEP [post-exposure prophylaxis] after sexual exposure to HIV could reinforce rising trends in risky sexual behavior and might add to, rather than lessen, sexual exposure to HIV." In an editorial in the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections, the authors said, "until the evidence is clearer, we would question the wisdom of a national campaign publicizing access to free provision of PEP after sexual exposure to HIV."
"I believe in a certain model of risk behavior that predicts that the benefits of PEP will be offset by unintended effects on sexual risk taking," Richens explained.
In an editorial reply, Dr. Martin Fisher of Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals noted that Richens and colleagues were concerned that "individuals will engage in high-risk activity in the knowledge that PEP after sexual exposure to HIV is available. However, contrary to these concerns, all available data suggest that this is not the case."
Fisher stressed that PEP "should be considered only one strand of HIV prevention -- essentially a last strand if conventional, cheaper and better proven methods have failed."
The editorial, "Can the Promotion of Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Following Sexual Exposure to HIV (PEPSE) Cause Harm?," and the editorial reply, "Can the Promotion of Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Following Sexual Exposure to HIV (PEPSE) Cause Harm?: Response," appeared in Sexually Transmitted Infections (2005;81:190-191 and 191-192, respectively).
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Larry Frymire, founding Executive Director of New Jersey Public Television, opens the case pondering his sudden removal from his leadership post. The case details the first decade of the public television station's existence, during which the disparity increases between Frymire's sense of his role and of the station's mission, and that of his various constituencies, including a newly elected governor, recent commission appointees, and community representatives.
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This was a beautiful hotel on its own island that was only a few minute from the mainland. This was the best hotel during our stay and is suited for couples or families. It has a large tower restaurant / bar that provides great 360 degree views of the Nile and Aswan. Its priced are affordable and has it own mini shopping mall. It quiet, no hassles and we would stay again without hesitation. No problems.
A great location to escape the hassle. The staff were extremely helpful, I booked a surprise meal with champagne and birthday cake for my partners 40th birthday which the guest Relastiosn Manager and Catering Manager made extremely easy, and they even sang Happy Birthday when the cake was brought out, excellent
very nice hotel with tremendous views of the nile river all was good
The hotel is on an island between Kitchener's Island (botanical garden ) and Aswan proper with a stunning view of the river, the river traffic but away from the poplution and the noise (or most of it). Spacious grounds and facilities. The seats everywhere were uncomfortable as if chosen from a catalogue and no one trying them out before buying. The WIFI service was expensive but, more important, totally unreliable: I paid several times without getting anything in return.
Location is fabulous, hotel overall was top-notch. For the price of the room the hotel nickel-and-dimed every additional service, not the case with other Egyptian hotels we stayed at (60 le perhour to use a ping pong table! additional fees if you want to use the lights on the tennis court!). Beautiful pool was not enjoyable to use due to no heating. Taking the boat to the hotel guarantees requirement for 2-3 extra tips to various porters along the way.
Staff was very helpful! Relaxing atmosphere hotel is not in good shape taking a ferry to get to the hotel not convenient if you're just staying for a night to go to Abu Simbel food was expensive and poor
The location was great and the pool area was lovely! Our beds were not clean, and nor was the bath. I personally found the hotel to be overpriced.
Staff was nice, setup a tour for us. Price was good. Insects, had to kill 6 cockroaches during my 2 days. Bed was very uncomfortable. No Wifi in room, only in lobby, bar, and restaurant.
It was one of the better hotel is Aswan and the clenliness of the room was decent. The hotel staff were dishonest (e.g. saying that the transport they arranged to go to Luxor was safe and reliable). Most importantly, they advertise A/C and internet facilites - they A/C did not work (it operated but only blew out hot air) and you needed to pay for the internet (in the internet cafe).
Location was excellent given that most of the luxurious hotels were located in islands. Although cleaned up everyday, there always were flies and mosquitoes flying around. Reception staff was impolite if not brazen.
The hotel was clean, the staff friendly and the location conveniently located to the city.
Staff were very welcoming and kind. I seemed to be allergic to something in the room.
good location. the staff was friendly after check in, a little rude prior to checking. the room was dingy and very old. not worth the price however another couple liked theirs but there are different types of rooms.
It has a wonderful view of the Nile, sitting on the riverside terrace you can watch all the water traffic The swimming pool is clean and great when the weather is hot No problems
Way to budget for a 4 star.
Position in centre of Aswan with fantastice view of Nile. Bedroom always cleaned and tidied well but bathroom badly needed maintenance and thorough cleaning.
Good breakfast, nice pool
Location, location, location! The bathroom was flooded upon arrival. The shower sprayed directly onto the floor (tub was away from the wall and there was nothing to catch the water). Room service food was cold, not much selection and pick up of dirty dishes comes within 6-8 hours (happened twice). The staff was pleasant, not overly nice but pleasant. Bottom floor suite with two broken sliding glass door latches.
Room size was quite big Hotel and rooms were very clean Pool still under construction / refurbishment (but still open) Choice of food in Buffet quite limited and not top quality No help with baggage on departure No as promised breakfast box in lieu of buffet breakfast due to early checkout Phone in room not working
I didn't like anything, absolutely anything
Very nice location. Staff very helpfull. Good breakfast Limited view from the room.
The island location is wonderful. Pools are very nice, breakfast buffet is excellent.
The location and the hotel swimming pools The food was disastrous
The setting-Aswan itself is a very pretty setting. Just note that you have to take a water taxi to and from the hotel. At times the diesel fuel smell from engine is a bit much.
the nice surroundings, being on an island with lots of flowers and trees around Even at a 4 star hotel the porters have there hands out for bakshish. They need an extra attendant at the pool. The pool is too deep.
the location is second to none,looking at so many trees and flowers with Nile views all around.Handy motorboat service to the town. Taking a leisurely motorboat trip into the area around the hotel was magic.I saw many birds and the time of day I chose to go,4pm is just perfect for photographing the area. The room had 2 balconies it also had tv fridge a large bed and a marble ensuite. This was a little tired though but anything required was seen to by housekeeping straight away. The food was good a nice varied buffet for breakfast and evening meal.A meal from room service was fairly quick and good value. the gardening team starting to cut down some dead trees and saw up the branches (with a chain saw )at 8am on saturday morning.I know that radical gardening has to take place to encourage new growth but spring isn't the right time,anywhere!and 8am is very early. There was not enough staff for the restaurant service by the pool and I had words re a lack of change,later resolved.The food was good though. there was no a la carte restaurant,so wanting a simple meal one evening we took the motorboat to the town.
Excellent peaceful location within beautiful grounds and with two great pools on an island in the Nile yet with easy access by regular ferry to town. Not enough staff available at breakfast buffet to clear and reset tables and replenish items on the buffet.
The views from our room were fantastic, the friendly maid who cleaned our room, they let us check-in early this was fantastic and the check-out process was quick and easy. We booked a one bedroom chalet and were given a double room. The food was mediocre, the pool needs cleaning more often.
It was very clean and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful Nothing
Staff were very friendly and helpful, much better than the 5 star plus hotel we stayed in Cairo. When our returned flight from Cairo was cancelled Asmaa and Marwan went out of the way to help us with their personal phone to call the airlines, just great small rooms but then it is a 3 star hotel
Abdel and his staff make the enjoyment of your stay their top priority. Everyone is kind, attentive and generous. The food was delicious, the beds were clean and comfortable and whatever you may want to do for the day is at your fingertips. Bet el Kerem has been the highlight of our time in Egypt so far.
The location was probably the only decent thing about this hotel. When we finally got into our room - i wasn't surprised - it was what i would call 'egyptian' clean. The floors were unclean - no bare feet here......the bathroom was disgusting - hair everywhere, suspect drip marks on the walls around the toilet, and the back of the door was black with dirt. Even better - i checked the bed - hairy pillows and when i pulled back the covers - there was a huge blood/ faeces stain on the sheets. Complained immediately and asked for the sheets to be changed. However when we returned to our room 7 hours later they still hadnt changed the sheets. Guys on reception thought it was hilarious. Also no hot water for the first day.
Although the employers did their best, I cannot say anything that I liked during my one night stay at this hotel. There is no maintainance of the hotel facilities, therefore everything is old and not clean. The food was reasonable to good.
The location was good. But, it is the only nice thing of the hotel. The room an the entire hotel was not very clean and, most of all, when you check out, you may have to be ready to pay the total cost in cash. When I was checking out, the creditcard mechine didn't work (I guess they falsified) and they asked me to pay by cash. The price was 308 USD for 2 nights. But, they show us the price in EGP in much higher exchange rate. Fortunately, we had enough cash in USD. Otherwise, we had to pay in EGY, which was more than 340 in USD.
Employees are very friendly, location is nice with a nice view on the Nile Hotel is old, requires maintenance. Small rooms.
Nile view room. Good front staff at day time. Demand of tip. Night front staff offer costly transfer to airport. Sometimes elevator did not work. Noisy air conditioner.
The rooftop terrace, proximity to train station and souks. The lock on our patio door did not work and when we complained about it, someone came up to our room and put one on. It was ridiculously overpriced for what we got -- even compared to other hotels we stayed at in Egypt -- but that probably was because we were there right after Christmas and prices were inflated due to timing. Staff at front desk was not very helpful, except for one guy. Many people go to Aswan specifically to go to Abu Simbel (as we did), yet the people at the front desk were unable to provide us any information about how to get there or who to book a trip through -- we ended up wandering the streets until we found a travel agency that we could book it with.
Fantastic room with balcony, with awesome view of Nile. Rooftop terrace fantastic. Location great - near train station, Souq, and Nile. I do not have anything that I did not like about the hotel.
Very helpful and friendly staff. Great location on the riverfront overlooking a park. Excellent Nile sunset views from the rooftop terrace. Nice room and very good value for money overall.
the staff were pleasant and the foyer impressive. the bathrooms were very tired with no shower curtains and fan held up with string, also they were none too clean could scrape the grease off the soap dish. Air conditioner very noisy. Generally run down except for foyer.
Hotel was closed after booking with Orbitz and was in run down poor condition. They need to check their listings and make sure their hotels are still in business. Ana Kato did not answer my phone calls prior to arrival and Orbitz will not refund my money claiming I did not call ahead. How do you call a closed hotel? This hotel is unethical and will not refund my money claiming I did not call. The fact that Orbitz will not make things right makes it worse. DO NOT USE ORBITZ...THEY DO NOT CHECK THEIR PROPERTIES NOR TREAT THEIR CUSTOMERS WITH FAIRNESS OR RESPECT.
The amazing vue from the room The room is ugly and was not clean. There were hairs in the toilet and bed. The breakfast is a joke and miserable. The water od the swimming pool was ice cold. The hotel is way to expensive, and offers nothing special, but a lot of bad things.
great experience , nice location
Many f the rooms have excellent views, we were lucky to get one. The restaurant is decent. The staff was ok, sometimes, other times awful. Their excursions were on the pricey side (but we liked the one we did: Abu Simbel) The place did not inform us they were cash only, and checkout took forever. The location is kind of far away from town.
The view from my room and the pool Restaurant
I contacted Helmy Mourad at the hotel to help arrange transporation to Abu Simbel. He was extremely helpful and arranged our transporation. Room just had basic furnishings with hard bed but all of our hotels had very firm mattresses. Restaurant was not that great.
I say. I forgot a bag with all my money and passport on the premises in the dining room.It was found when I was on a trip. Our driver was telepohoned and I was infromed even before I realised I misplaced my things. Saved a lot of nerves and basically testifies to a general honesty.
The hotel has very nice Nile river view. But the service was very bad. There is one restaurat in the garden. That restaurant was really crazy! The restaurant made very noisy music from 23 o'clock until 2 o'clock(midnight). I couldn't sleep completely until finish the music! The hotel has a tour for Abu Simbel. The price of tour is too expensive. It was double normal price. I can't recomend completly the hotel.
The location was not good, far from city central and nothing around. The frequency of shuttle service was low and returning time to Hotel had to be informed individually. The rate seemed to be high considering the location and service.
Free bus to town To far out of town, about 3 times overpriced, wifi didn't work, air con in room stopped working
Excellent service, wish we were informed about the shuttle to shopping when we booked. Also it got quite chilly in the bedroom at night. Staff and the managers were very polite and helped as much as they could in their power. Thanks a lot for the lovely stay.


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Nope, the green gems are just 'fuel' for your Awakened form.
I'm dying less, but still not sure what strategies maximize your score.
Getting your multiplier up to 10,000 and keeping it there should be a top priority. This involves not dying, since that halves it. In addition to keeping yourself up on the 10,000 multiplier ceiling, thus getting nothing but "10,000" ingots, I believe there's also a direct correlation between your multiplier and the points you get from damaging/killing enemies. (don't quote me on that... just shmup logic, though I'm kind of curious to test this theory sometime soon.)
The #1 strategy to maximize your score in an ESPGaluda game is to build up gems, pick the enemies you want to kill in awakened mode (they should be enemies with high bullet density output), then enter awakened mode and wait for the screen to fill up with said enemy's bullets before killing them. Additionally, while the act of shooting while awakened doesn't drain gems any faster, killing enemies takes out small chunks from your gem stock, depending on the enemy type. (hence the incentive for picking specific targets instead of mowing everything down, unless you're in a pinch) Lastly, don't flip in and out of awakened mode too much, as every time you leave it, there's a small penalty. (to keep you from abusing/ spamming short bursts for EZ survival)
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I don't see the difference or why it matters if the car shuts off either way, Ford did something different, so it shuts off when you open the door instead of hitting the brake, I'd rather have that than the tease of sitting down getting all situated and then having to restart the car cause I hit the brake.
I get what you're saying, but I don't understand this thread, it seems like most of these guys didn't know the car was supposed to shut off, and if they do I don't see why they're upset that the car shut off a different way if it was going to shut off anyway.
you don't seem to understand:
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Hit button on keyfob -> Car starts with doors locked
Someone approaches car w/out key -> doors locked, can't get in
they break window and attempt to drive away -> car sees no key and turns off
owner walks up with key -> doors unlock, car stays on
owner puts car into drive -> since key is there, car stays on and just starts to drive.
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Good portraiture that captures the essence, spirit, and emotion of a human face is perhaps the epitome of photography. Therein lies the problem, though: Because portraiture is more about the subject—the story behind the face—picking the right camera gear can be a bit tricky. It's entirely possible to take the most beautiful portrait the world has ever seen on a cheap disposable camera, but at the same time, a good camera and lens can massively increase your chances of producing a pleasing portrait. What I'm trying to say is that no matter how good your gear is, you won't magically take good portraits—but I'll list the camera, lenses and accessories that will give you the best chances.
Camera body
In general, the bigger the sensor, the better—not more pixels, but actual size. You want a full-frame sensor, not a cropped APS-C, APS-H, or DX sensor. This restricts your options to either the Canon 5D Mark II or Nikon D700, or the Nikon D3s (which probably isn't worth the extra money). Keep an eye out for the Canon 5D Mark III and 1Ds Mark IV, which may emerge before the end of 2011.
If you're only just getting into portrait photography and you don't want to spend a few thousand dollars before you take your first photo, the Canon T2i (550D in some countries) is a good choice. It won't produce anywhere near the same image quality as the other three cameras, but it's a lot more flexible and a quarter of the price.
Bear in mind, just like landscape photography, the best studio portrait photographers actually use medium format cameras—and a good medium format digital camera costs in the region of $20,000!
The right lens
There are just two stand-out choices when it comes to portrait lens focal lengths: 50mm or 85mm. 50mm is considered the "natural" or normal focal length and produces photos with very little distortion and believable perspective. An 85mm lens produces similar images, and you might find the results more (or less) aesthetically pleasing—but it forces you to stand further away from the subject, which some portrait photographers don't like. If you chose a Canon DSLR body, the lenses you want are the 50mm f/1.4 and the best-in-class 85mm f/1.2L. If you chose a Nikon DSLR body, the lenses you want are the 50mm f/1.4 and the 85mm f/1.4 AF-D.
If you want to take photos of people, but not necessarily portraits, grab a flexible zoom lens or wide-angle prime such as the Canon 24-70 f/2.8L or Canon 35mm f/1.4L. If you're less keen on people and more more interested in taking photos of things—plants, insects, random objects—get a macro lens! The Canon 100mm f/2.8L can create some truly awesome effects, if you're into macro photography.
It's worth noting that some portrait photographers use 100mm, 135mm, and 200mm lenses, usually because of characteristics that are unique to a specific lens. With portraiture, it is often important to have beautiful bokeh—the blurred, out-of-focus parts of a photo—and every lens produces different bokeh. Remember, though, even the most expensive lens can't automatically produce a good portrait—but they can certainly produce some incredible contrast, sharpness, and bokeh.
For portrait photography, your accessories will depend entirely on what you want to photograph. If you want to do indoor photography or you're setting up an actual studio, you will need lights, reflectors, and backdrops. It's impossible to pick out just one or two of each, though, as the variety is so large. Do some Googling, check some forums, and read some reviews! In general, two or three 500W lamps should be enough for internal work, and you will almost certainly want a softbox.
Unless you are the kind of photographer who only shoots with natural light, you will also need an external flash. For Nikon cameras, the SB-600 Speedlight is a safe bet, and Canon has the Speedlight 430EX. A top-of-the-range flashgun can cost more than $500, so be sure to do your research before buying one.
After playing with lamps and reflectors and flashes, you really need a light meter. A good light meter will save you having to take tens or hundreds of photos to accurately gauge the best exposure, and they're pretty cheap too. For about $300, you can get the Sekonic L-358, or if you want to spend a little less, the Sekonic L-308 is very nearly as good but half the price.
Finally, you need a good tripod; anything made by Manfrotto should do the trick—but really, any tripod will do, as long as it isn't prone to wobbling. On the other hand, many portrait photographers prefer to hand-hold their cameras, especially if they are shooting outside or dealing with a nervous model.


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Imagine going into hospital with terrible abdominal pains and no symptoms of pregnancy and then coming home with a 4 kilogram son? This is the story of Rebecca Oldham.
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For all the women that have tried to fall pregnant for ages this story might sound a little bizarre, for all the women that have felt queasy and ill from the minute after conception this story might sound very far fetched, and to the women that track their temperatures and record their period dates this may sound crazy.
Rebecca Oldham of New Zealand was the mother of a baby girl (now 20 months) when she started to experience severe abdominal cramping. She claims she had undergone three scans, two blood tests and six pregnancy tests to try and uncover the reason behind the severe pains in her stomach but nothing was found.
Eventually she was admitted to hospital and even then staff were confused as to what was causing her discomfort. "I was told there was blood in my stomach and that I was haemorrhaging," she explains. "They suspected I had an ectopic pregnancy. I needed surgery where they would cut everything out, including my ovaries. The news was very upsetting, because I thought I'd never have children again."
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It was upon being woken from that planned surgery that Oldham recieved the biggest shock of her life. Instead of removing her ovaries the doctors were instead about to deliver a 4kg baby by caesarean section. It turns out that Rebecca was 32 weeks pregnant with her beautiful son who has since been named James.
The New Zealand Herald reported on the case, saying:
"I was facing not being able to have any more children because they thought there were problems with my ovaries and all of a sudden we had a son," Oldham said.
Doctors woke her and told her the news before performing an emergency caesarean.
"I am so glad they woke me and told me I was going to have another baby," Oldham said.
"Even though it was short notice it was better than waking up and being handed a baby."
Oldham has since been told the stomach pains she had been experiencing were probably because James had lodged tightly along her back.
An investigation is now been carried out by the hospital in an attempt to determine how such an advanced pregnancy was missed. Although Auckland obstetrician Dr Martin Sowter says that about one in 500 women don't know they are pregnant until late in the pregnancy, he believes a positive pregnancy result should have shown up at some stage of testing.
What about the scans and blood tests?
The fact that the baby did not show up in a scan and there was no positive result in the blood tests is also baffling. The only way a scan does not detect a baby is if the uterus can't be found because the patient is extremely overweight or obese. Given that Rebecca is not obese it is thought that perhaps the doctors were reading the wrong patient's report. This may also explain why the blood tests did not show any pregnancy hormone. Investigations into how the pregnancy was missed will reveal exactly what happened. At least Oldham hopes so.
It must have been a huge adjustment for the young mother who was facing the prospect of not being able to have more children due to the removal of her ovaries. The toll of caring for an unexpected baby must have been huge on Oldham who says she had difficulties feeding at first because she just hadn't known that she was pregnant. She is hoping the findings of the will provide closure for herself and partner, also called James Tipene.
Meanwhile baby James is doing well, happily at home with his mum, dad and sister who have since moved to Australia for dad's work.
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HUNTSVILLE, Texas - Junior guard Gabe Rogers entered the game at the 11:13 mark of the first half against Arizona State. He was expected to be out up to four months after dislocating his shoulder and having surgery on Oct. 9. His return was a big boost to the Lumberjacks and he would have a big impact before the final buzzer.
"Gabe came in two days after picking up a basketball for the first time," said junior Stallon Saldivar, who hit the game winner for the Lumberjacks. "I have to give him a lot of credit."
Rogers practiced for the first time Thursday but whether he would make his return against the Sun Devils was to be decided by the coaches.
It did not take long for Interim Head Coach Dave Brown to turn to Rogers to enter the game.
Rogers missed three shots in the first half and his first five overall. But despite limited practice over the last two months, Rogers kept the faith.
"I just didn't make shots," said Rogers. "I have to get used to playing with this brace. It was not jitters. I just didn't make shots. In the last three minutes the shots were falling."
Rogers made two key baskets in the final two minutes to keep the Lumberjacks in striking distance and then assisted on the final three-pointer by Saldivar that won the game with 0.6 seconds left in the game. He finished with four points and four assists in 15 minutes off the bench.
"We can put our names in the history books," said Rogers. "We beat a Pac-12 team and that has not been done in quite some time. With Coach Brown it is allowing people to free up. But Coach Adras' principles are still with us."
Rogers is quick to thank the Athletic Training staff for his quick recover from surgery that allowed him to get back on the court.
"Getting back this early is just a testament to how great our training staff is," said Rogers. "They worked me out so hard. I just thank God for (assistant athletic trainer) Sarah Shute and all that she has done for me."
The original goal was to return before the start of the Big Sky Conference play but the Arizona State game was gravy for Rogers. Being able to play in his home state against Sam Houston State on Tuesday is an early present for Rogers, the basketball program and his whole family.
"It is big time," said Rogers of playing at Sam Houston Tuesday 40 minutes from his home in Houston. "When I told my parents and my brothers that I could be playing, they were extremely happy. I can't wait to go there. I hope that we get the win and we grow from this victory."
Sam Houston is 3-6 after a 53-50 loss to North Texas on Saturday.
"We take them one at a time," said Interim Head Coach Dave Brown. "One of our messages that we talked to our young men about in our pregame conference was that winning is not a one time thing. It's an all time thing. We've got a lot of work to do. There's a lot of effort that was expounded. We have another game before the holidays. We have to fly to San Houston. It's going to be a challenge to get them up and we are going to try to get them focused and do the things that we expect to happen as a group of coaches."
Rogers was glad to be part of the win against the Sun Devils but feels even better about being back full time.
"This is probably the best feeling I have had in a while.," said Rogers "At first me being cleared it was the best feeling of my life but then in the first game I played we pulled out a great win. I am happy."
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Wanted to pass this info along.... it came from another Go-4 owner while I was tracking down adjustments for my 2006 Governor!
"Do you know how to remove the trunk? There is a wing-nut inside the trunk above the license plate. Remove it and slide the lid of the trunk back. Then, behind the cab is an aluminum box mounted with two bolts. Open that and look for a square cup that has multiple wires going i to it. It is potted, or filled, with a black plastic material. You will see a small screw that you can turn with your fingernail. I for get which way to turn. Just experiment. Be careful, as these things aren't meant to go too fast! ------------ Bryan Lowe"
Also here is the adjustment information once you find the elusive little bugger.....
"one full turn (right) increases and one (left) decreases the speed by 5 mph ------------ Mike Warren"
A lot of information about these "SLC's" (Silly Little Cars) may be found by crawling through http://sillylittlecars.com/ and the e-mail archives!
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If you figured out how to by-pass the governor please let me know, I have been working on one , engine runs good ,it will idle smooth for up to 20 minutes , start skipping governor light will come on and it will knock off. It is a 1997 GO 4. thanks for any help
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Just wanted to stop back in with my update ... I was able to locate the governor. Unfortunantly the manf and dealers were NOT friendly or helpful. They view the GO-4 as a "municipal" vehicle and NOT for general public. So after tearing everything apart I was able to locate and bypass the speed governor I've had the cart to 65mph and it was scary as far as stability goes ... I believe 50 - 55 mph is perfect speed and that's as far as I will go. At 65 there was still pedal left!
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Thanks for your in depth response. I actually really needed that. I had a wee fit a few days ago and have learned my lesson. I'm back to CG after a few days or hair nuttiness. I went out and loaded up on silicones and junk thinking my hair would look great, and it soooo did not work! Oh well. Going back to CG now actually seems simpler. I guess I just needed a break to realize how well it actually was going. I think your right about the modified CG and I might just use a sulfate free wash once/week and see how that goes. I'm glad to be back.
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My fuel gauge, temp gauge and fuel/acceleration gauge stop working as soon as car warms up. I can use my OBC to monitor remaining miles. Is there a reset or fix?
This could be completely unrelated but I seem to have a glitch in my fuse box that will cause the Tach, MPG meter, and Temp gauge to quit working, if I wiggle the fuse everything is usually OK for a couple weeks :dunno:
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