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The Rwandan Franc became the currency of Rwanda in 1916. A new series of Franc coins were issued in 2004 and can be found in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 as well as a new bimetallic 100 Franc coin. Banknotes are available in 500, 1000, 2000 and 5000 Franc notes.
Rwanda is expected the adopt the New East African Shilling by 2015.
The Belgian Congo Franc first came into circulation in 1916 after Belgium occupied the previously German colony and replaced the German East African Rupie. It was used until 1960 when the Rwanda and Barundi Franc replaced it. Rwanda then issued its own Francs from 1964.
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BOOKMAKERS have slashed the odds on a traditional white Christmas this year, believing it more likely than at any time in the last quarter of a century.
William Hill today announcing festive flakes were an odds-on shot for the first time in 25 years.
Hills have now cut the odds of the chances of snow falling in Glasgow from 7/4 to 8/11 and for Aberdeen from 7/4 to 5/6 - and they have also reduced a London White Christmas from 5/1 to 11/4, and make Cardiff 13/2 from 8/1.
Spokesman Graham Sharpe said: "A combination of forecasts for snow on December 25 and some substantial bets giving us a potential six figure payout if it happens has forced us to make a White Christmas an odds-on shot for the first time anyone at the company can remember - at least for quarter of a century."
Competitor Coral also slashed the odds on a White Christmas to 2-1 from 7-2 for flakes on the London Weather Centre.
They say bookies will face a million pound payout if the predictions prove correct.
Spokesman Simon Clare said: "The number of bets we have taken on a White Christmas have snowballed in the last 24 hours, and we are bracing ourselves for a monster payout.
"If it snows on Christmas Day there will be queues of punters outside betting shops collecting their White Christmas bonus on Boxing Day."
Brendan Jones, a forecaster at the PA WeatherCentre, said snow on Christmas Day "is a difficult one to call".
He added: "At the moment, it is looking like most of the country will have a fairly chilly day, looking quite bright with some sunshine around. Any wintry showers - hail, sleet and snow - will be restricted to the north west of the country, we might get them in northwest England and Wales.
"Scotland in the high ground has the better chance of seeing the white stuff, but it is by no means certain."
He said much of the country would see milder weather midweek, with winds in Scotland.
Friday could be mild for England and Wales, with wintery showers possible in Scotland.
Temperatures only just crept above freezing in Glasgow and Edinburgh today, with Caithness in the Highlands the coldest place in Scotland with an overnight temperature of minus 15C.
Rain, gales and snow were predicted across the much of the country last night, but the prospect of freezing weather did not deter shoppers setting off for a pre-Christmas spending splurge in their millions.
Despite reports of a slowdown, some shopping centres have reported record-breaking trading in the last weekend before Christmas, with many beating last year's figures.
Town centres were once again snarled up with tens of thousands of shoppers, but motorists have been warned that the real festive traffic problems will begin later this week.
Few problems were reported on major roads and motorways, but an RAC spokeswoman said: "Towns and city centres have been busy with a lot of traffic, central London has been particularly busy this afternoon with people Christmas shopping.
"We expect that from Wednesday the major routes will start to get very busy, as the major getaway begins, with traffic peaking on Thursday afternoon and evening.
"Friday should also be quite busy, but will ease off in the evening as people get to their destinations by Christmas Eve night."
The Highways Agency was warning drivers across England to take care in the predicted severe frost tonight, with rain or sleet expected in the North and Midlands early tomorrow.
Gritters will be treating motorways and other strategic roads in advance of the frost, and maintenance teams will continue to treat motorways and other strategic roads throughout the cold snap.
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Airport operator BAA earlier confirmed announced that around two million people are expected to pass through its seven UK airports from December 22-28.
It said the busiest day will be Tuesday, December 28, when more than 400,000 people will fly out of the UK.
Around 190,000 passengers will be travel from Heathrow, 100,000 from Gatwick and 60,000 from Stansted.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Histoical Criticism Is Dead?
Chris (what he responds to is unbolded and his thoughts are in bold):
"Chris, your points bring into the open the stereotyped nature of this discussion in general, for which I take responsibility. But some of the questions about the validity of ideological readings (including so-called "Christian" or "theological" readings) still remain. Chief among these, for me at least, is the notion of meaning. I agree that my beliefs about God, Jesus, history, myself, etc. influence how I go about understanding a text and ascertaining what it might mean. But I can mitigate these shortcoming to some degree with solid methodology and hopefully some of the rest can be dealt with as well through the community of scholarship."
What do you mean by "validity"?
How are theological readings invalid?
There is a tension in your response. On the one hand, the notion of meaning is chief among the questions about validity; on the other hand, beliefs influence how you go about understanding what a text might mean.
It is disturbing that you think your "beliefs about God, Jesus, history, myself, etc." are "shortcomings" in need of mitigating. Paul, Augustine, Aquinas, Luther, and many others were obviously full of shortcomings.
And, how is it that methodology will guard you against yourself?
I'm also disturbed that you rely more on the "community of scholarship" than on the community of Christ to help you deal with these shortcomings.
"But, like Pat pointed out, we can all still view the scarce historical information that we have in different ways. However, those who engage a text historically can have discussions with one another about evidence is handled and interpreted, etc since they all speak the same language and have similar epistimologies."
No one is trying to keep you from having historical discussions. Indeed, such discussions are invaluable for a community's engagement with its sacred text. But, to believe that such discussions alone will somehow yield THE meaning of the text for the believing community is as much an ideology as any other.
I'd also be willing to bet that there are a good many different epistemologies at work among historical critics. I do not think it is safe to assume similarity there. But, for sure, there is some common language, as there should be for any academic discipline. I'm not denying that. I'm simply questioning two things: 1. that the historical discussion is the only valid discussion one can have about the biblical texts; and 2. that the historical discussion is THE discussion that will yield THE meaning for the Body of Christ.
" When engaging in dialogue with someone who explicitly desires to read the text from a particular social location, I have found that this sort of discussion is simply not possible."
Sure it is. You and your friend had just such a dialogue that prompted you to make the blog post. You both shared an assumption that historical criticism is the only valid way to read the biblical texts. That assumption and its history and foundation can be socially located.
"The reason is that whenever a reading of this sort is called into question the validity of reading a text through the lens of that reader's social location is ultimately what is being criticized. (Not to mention that dialogue is next to impossible because of the lack of common methodology, terminology, etc.)"
No arguments about the impasse on methodology and terminology. I agree. I just don't think that's such a bad thing. It would be a boring field if biblical studies had only one discussion governed by one methodology. And, I think you might be clumping all ideological readings together and building a straw man to say that all that can be done is to criticize their social locations. Many ideological criticisms have more texture and complexity than you are giving them credit for. But I will not argue that social location is not more important to these ideological perspectives. I would want to call attention to the ideology that lies behind your seemingly methodologically pure historical criticism. Terry Eagleton writes in his masterful, Literary Theory 2nd rev. ed. (1996), "It is therefore difficult to engage such critics in debate about ideological preconceptions, since th power of ideology over them is nowhere more marked that in their honest belief that their readings are 'innocent'" (173).
" However, whenever Baur criticized Strauss' method, Strauss may have taken it personally but it was his handling of historical data with which Baur took issue. So while it may feel personal when one's handling of historical evidence is challenged, ultimately it is simply a process of mitigating presuppositions and attempting to arrive at a place somewhere closer to the truth."
Again, I am not questioning the validity of historical discussions as historical discussions.
What do you mean by "closer to the truth"? Is truth somehow the sole property of the historical critic whose presuppositions have been adequately mitigated? When do we know if and when one's presuppositions have been put at bay enough? What are the criteria?
" I guess what I am saying is that everything that is said about the Bible cannot valid, including some of the things that I say about it...just as it is not possible that all the things which are said about "Romeo and Juliet," the Civil War, the Watts Riots, the OJ Simpson trial, or Buffy the Vampire Slayer are valid."
Still not sure what you mean by "valid"? I'm not sure what are the criteria for validity. How do you know when you've said something about the Bible that is invalid? (These questions should not be interpreted to mean that I believe all statements are valid. I raise them out of a genuine desire to know. I think this notion of validity may be the fly in the ointment for us.)
I'm not comfortable putting Scripture in the same category with Romeo and Juliet, the Civil War . . . Buffy the Vampire Slayer. None of these things constitute a community that holds them to be sacred texts containing the story of God with God's people. I do not believe Christians ought to read their Scripture as they read anything else, at least not as they read it for their ongoing life in community and with their God.
" Some understandings of historical events or texts (fictional or not) are simply better than others."
No argument here. But I still wonder what are the criteria for making these judgments. And I wonder if those sorts of judgments are the ones that are best for the life of the Body. If they are, how so?
"While a person from a particular social location may have an interesting take on JFK's shooting after watching the video, at the end of the day his/her social location doesn't change the evidence. The same is true of the Bible. Where we are located socially may affect how we understand, apply, live out, etc. what we read in the Bible but not the actual historical evidence found therein."
Social location certainly makes a difference about what we take to be historical evidence and what we don't. And so, historical critics can continue to have discussions. I don't want them to stop. I do want them to understand what it is they are NOT doing. They are NOT discovering THE meaning. They can and do contribute to the meaning, but they should call what they are doing what it is—understanding the authors intentions, or situating the text in its social environment, or whatever. The question then becomes is what it is they are doing the (only) thing to do for the ongoing life of the Church.
" Otherwise all of us are simply going around and around a circle of ad hominem arguments that gets us no where."
I think this is partially because we too often believe discussions can only happen when there is a point of disagreement to needle at, a question to answer, a problem to solve, a mystery to uncover.
Where is it you actually want to get? What's wrong with interpretations that shape, mold, discipline, challenge, etc.? Do we always have to have a "where" to get to?
Here's my response:
Chris, here are a few responses:
By "valid" I mean that which can honestly be said about a text keeping in mind its place in space and time. I am convinced that some readings which explicitly utilize a- or non-historical lenses tell us more about the lens than they do the text.
What I am really saying is that I do not understand how reading the Bible as a Christian or in community (which I do by the way) sans historical research is any different than simply and naively affirming our beliefs or creeds. Is there room in these readings for the beliefs/creeds to be challenged? Or is the lens too important? And if a challenge comes is it from the text of the Bible or the culture in which the reader finds him/herself. The same criticism can be made about other ideological readings as well.
It seems to me, and many others like me, that many scholars today want to skip the historical step in understanding a text and jump straight to the hermeneutic question. Me saying that the historical step is important (not all important mind you but important nonetheless) is not saying that the question of what a text means in relationship to a community does not matter. What a text means to a particular community does indeed matter, but that particular community does not have a stranglehold on what a text means.
I also want to be clear that engaging in historical criticism does not guarantee that one will arrive at a text's meaning, since different historical critics using sound methodology come to different conclusions. However, simply throwing out historical criticism altogether (which I know you are not arguing for but there are many who do) or devaluing it because of this is not helpful. Without a historical understanding of a text there is no anchor, there are no parameters, there are no limits.
With regard to reading the Bible like other books, I really like what Hagner says on the topic: "We should read the Bible like any other book while keeping in mind that it is not any other book" (I've heard him say this dozens of times in different classes). I think that his quote encapsulates the position of many historical critics who also profess Christ and belong to Christian communities. The Bible contains words written be people who lived in the past to other people who lived in the past. Understanding as much as possible about the words, the people, the transmission of the text, etc is vitally important, just as it is for Dante, Mark Twain, or Joss Whedon. But a faith commitment that the Bible is the Word of God means that we believe that the Bible has a different sort of impact on us than other texts and that the continued illumination by the Spirit of God (both individually and corporately) helps us when discerning how the text can challenge, encourage, inspire, mold, discipline, etc us.
All that I am saying is that to skip or devalue the historical step seems irresponsible to me. I agree, however, that historical critics who ignore hermeneutics are equally irresponsible.
I just realized that I did not answer Chris's last question. The where I want to get to involves understanding what the Bible actually says and applying it to my life and the life of my faith community. I can't see this happening sans historical investigation of the text because I know of no other way to understand what it actually says since a- or non-historical readings of the text teach me more about the respective readers than the text itself. The where I want to get to necessitates that I understand the Bible in its historical context before applying what it says to my life or that of the community of faith of which I am a part. So there's nothing wrong with readings that shape, mold, discipline, etc, so long as they are rooted in what the text might have meant to its original hearers/readers. Otherwise we are simply reading ourselves, our wishes, our cultural values onto the text.
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Reading your self is excatly and only what you are always doing.
Theologians are highly over-rated.
All of theology is entirely useless and never really changes anything at a DEPTH level---cant change anything in fact.
The various authors that wrote the books of the Bible (Old and New Testaments) were not theologians.
Nor were the people who wrote the Sacred Texts or Scriptures of the other Traditions---all of which are now freely available on the internet.
None of the great religious and Spiritual art of any of the Traditions was produced by theologians. On the contrary they were founded by Illuminated Realizers---Saints, Yogis, Mystics and Sages.
None of the Traditions, East or West, were started or inspired by theologians.
Nor were the great practising schools of esoteric Spirituality in the Eastern Traditions.
Nor were the various Monastic schools within the Catholic and Orthodox Traditions.
- May 17, 2009 at 10:07 PM
- J. Matthew Barnes said...
It depends what you mean by "theologian." If by that term you mean a cold, unbelieving scholastic more interested in small details rather than honoring God, then you are right. However, that is not the only way to define "theologian." At its base a theologian practices theology, namely thinking about God. I would certainly say that I engage in thinking about God and I would also contend that I do so in order to worship God, bring him glory, and better understand the Bible. Just so you know, under this second more fair-handed definition every author of the Bible is a theologian as well as countless other Christians who have greatly influenced the faith from the earliest days until now.
I'm not sure when it started, but assuming that being a Christian means checking one's brain at the door is entirely unhelpful.
- May 17, 2009 at 11:07 PM
"We should read the Bible like any other book while keeping in mind that it is not any other book"
Why should we "read the Bible like any other book" when you begin with the presupposition that it is NOT any other book?
- May 22, 2009 at 3:52 PM
- J. Matthew Barnes said...
We should read the Bible like any other book because it is a book coprised of various documents written by different people, in different genres, at different times, for different purposes, to different audiences. Why not use the tools that we have that help us understand poetry in general when we read the Psalms? Why not analyze the plots of Genesis, 2 Kings, and the Gospels like people analyze plays and novels? Why not investigate how Paul argues his points in a similar way that people study how Plato uses rhetoric?
Frankly, because I believe the Bible is like no other book (which I fully admit is a presupposition that is dependent on a faith response) I should read it like any other book - meaning that I should earnestly seek out what it really means. If some other way of understanding literature helps me better understand what the Bible says, then I am going to pursue that end.
But of course the second part of the statement in question is sticky for many academic sorts. And I completely get that. I often operate with the "prove it to me" mentality as well. But as a Christian New Testament scholar I can't lay aside my convictions totally. Instead it is my explicit goal to use all of the tools available to help me better understand Scripture so that I can do a better job of teaching it to others.
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Are You Paying Attention? Christians all over the world are being suppressed, oppressed, and persecuted for their faith, in numbers never seen before. Just what in the world is going on?
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This contemporary home situated on 2.57 acres was built in 2000. It was designed by Gene Leedy, one of the pioneers of the modern movement of architecture in Florida, who was one of the founders of the Sarasota School of Architecture. He is known for his unique use of precast concrete in his modern designed homes.
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It's like watching Pinocchio in the circus known as the Trump administration:
Watch fabulous former national security adviser Michael Flynn fly out of a cannon when in January he said he had no substantive conversations with the Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
Then, in the face of contrary evidence, he resigns in February saying he "inadvertently" provided incomplete information to Vice President Mike Pence about his phone calls with the Russian ambassador.
See the amazing former foreign policy adviser for the Trump campaign Carter Page walk the high wire when he said in February he had no meetings with Russian officials in 2016.
Then, faced with contrary evidence, he admits in March that he talked to Russian Ambassador Kislyak at the Republican Convention.
Witness the dazzling Attorney General Jeff Sessions swing from the flying trapeze when he said in January he had not met with any Russian officials in 2016. Then two months later, in the face of contrary evidence, he says he met with one Russian official.
A recent "Moyers &Company" timeline on Trump and Russia reported that Flynn and other members of the Trump campaign, including son-in-law Jared Kushner, had 18 phone calls or emails with Russian officials.
Now the newest act in the Trump family circus:
Watch Trump's son Donald Jr. dance with the elephants as he admits he met with the Russians in Trump Tower in 2016 after the promise that the Russians had dirt on then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton that might be helpful to them in winning the election.
Dancing Donald Jr.'s admission came after The New York Times reported additional information on the meeting that he initially claimed was about Russian adoptions.
It seems to be a pattern among the many current and former members of the Trump campaign and administration. The truth comes slowly in the face of press reports.
Well, truth should not be a marathon — a meandering journey at a plodding pace along a winding road. Truth should not be a 400-meter relay — with bends, turns, hand-offs and dropped batons.
Truth should be a one-step sprint. A fast, straight line. An honest breath inhaled and exhaled with no stumbles, no falls — from start to truth.
Those who have trouble sprinting to the truth have something to hide.
While it is often said that what is hidden will be revealed in time, the challenge is that this Trump/Russia investigation could, according to pundits, drag on for more than a year.
America may not have a year. Each day that America inhales the polluted air of those who violate our trust places the nation in peril.
It is imperative that the investigative bodies move faster to uncover the full truth and act upon that truth.
Just as justice delayed is justice denied, truth delayed is truth denied. Both are inextricably bound.
For while there can be no justice without truth; truth without justice — is an injustice.
Frank Harris III is a professor of journalism at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven. He wrote this for the Hartford Courant. Readers may email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A thin but healthy looking Steve Jobs on Tuesday unveils at Apple's 'Lets Rock' event iTunes 8, iPod Classic update, new fourth generation iPod nano, new second generation iPod touch and iPhone 2.1 software. These announcements are 'underwhelming' as there are no real surprises, and the spy shots of the new iPod nano prior to the launch is spot on. Let's summarize the highlights from what Jobs called a 'music' event:
- Apple's iTunes numbers: over 8.5 million songs, over 125,000 podcasts, over 30,000 TV shows, over 2600 movies, over 3,000 iPhone/iPod touch apps. And 65 million customers.
- iTunes to have high-definition TV shows. HD content costs $2.99 per episode while the standard definition is $1.99.
- NBC is coming back to iTunes, say hello to "The Office", "Monk", "Battlestar Galactica" etc. iTunes stopped selling NBC TV shows end Aug 2007 following NBC's decision to not renew agreement with Apple then.
- Apple releases iTunes 8. Introduced new "Genius" feature to automatically make playlists from songs in your library that tailor to your taste with just one click. Genius helps you rediscover music in your library and a Genius sidebar makes song recommendations from the iTunes store.
- When you turn on Genuis, your taste in music and library info is send anonymously to iTunes. These info combines with those from other iTunes users make Genius smarter and smarter in tailoring to your music taste.
- Apple's iPod occupies 73.4% market share. 90% of US cars offer iPod integration.
- iPod Classic was available in thin and thick model. Apple discontinues the thick model. The thin model iPod Classic is updated to 120GB at $249.
- New fourth generation iPod nano. It is the thinnest iPod ever. New curved aluminum design with curved glass. Enhanced User Interface. Genius playlist creation. Accelerometer similar to iPhone, turn sideways and you are in Cover Flow, shake to shuffle song. 24 hour battery life for music, 4 hour for video. Calendar, stopwatch and voice recording functions with mic attached. Available in nine bright colors. $149 for 8GB and $199 for 16GB.
- Fourth generation iPod nano is the most environment friendly iPod: built with arsenic-free glass, BFR-free, Mercury-free, PVC-free and highly recyclable.
- Apple launching new in-ear headphones that ship with 3 earbuds, cost is $79.
- New second generation iPod touch, the funnest iPod ever. Same display as first generation but is thinner with contoured stainless steel design. Built in integrated volume controls at the side, accelerometer, 802.11 b/g wireless networking, built-in speaker, Genius playlist creation, App Store built in, user interface enhancement and Nike+ support. Battery life is 36 hours for music and 6 hours for video. Three models to choose from: 8GB for $229, 16GB for $299, and 32GB for $399.
- iTunes App Store number after 60 days of operation: over 3000 apps, about 700 are games and over 100 million apps downloaded.
- Apple announced 2.1 software update for iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPod touch available this Friday. "This is a big update, it fixes lots of bugs. Fewer dropped calls, big battery life improvements. No crashes with Apps. Backing up is faster."
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You hear it over and over–brush your teeth. Floss your teeth. Watch what you eat. Limit your sugar (and acids!). But for some people, it's easier to follow those basic dental hygiene routines if they understand WHY they are doing it. Let's explore the basics of dental hygiene, and what each piece does for your mouth.
Brush and Floss: Probably the most-heard dental advice is to brush and floss your teeth– and for good reason. Brushing and flossing is the foundation of good oral hygiene. Indeed, we have heard this counsel since we were children, but some people still struggle. Let's review: brush your teeth twice each day for two minutes each time. Some people find it helpful to set a series of four 30-second timers, one for each quadrant of the mouth. This helps them get a thorough clean throughout the mouth. Floss once each day. This should take two to three minutes each session.
Brushing and flossing using proper techniques prevent plaque buildup. Plaque is that unsightly film on your teeth and gums. It is made of living bacteria, which eat the sugars left in your mouth that are contained in leftover food particles. The bacteria in the plaque create an acidic byproduct that coats the teeth and erodes tooth enamel until a cavity forms. Brushing and flossing serves to remove both the bacteria and food particles from teeth, thus reducing cavity formation.
Reduce Acid Intake: Extended acid exposure causes cavities. Not only can acid from bacteria be the culprit, but acidic foods and drinks can also erode enamel directly. It is best to reduce or eliminate your intake of acidic drinks, such as wine, soda, energy drinks, and sports drinks. If you do choose to consume these beverages, use a straw if you can. This will help protect the teeth from getting an acid bath.
Chew Gum: After eating or drinking, the acids present in the food and drink temporarily soften the tooth enamel. Thus, it is best not to brush soon after eating (unless directed to do so by your dentists). Instead, invite the body's natural defense–saliva–to do the work. Do this by chewing a piece of sugarless gum! The excess saliva created by chewing the gum will wash food particles away from teeth and help to neutralize the acid. This gets your teeth ready for brushing.
For more information, call Complete Dental Care in Steubenville, Ohio, at 740-314-4941. Our team looks forward to seeing you soon!


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The Sony A7 R II is the successor of the extremely popular and very successful A7 R. It is built around a 42 megapixel full-frame EXMOR R BSI CMOS sensor and Sony's very capable BIONZ X image processor. It is the first ever full-frame BSI sensor in the world. This is the best when it comes to mirrorless cameras and arguably the perfect synergy between a full-frame sensor and a compact design spec. Let's dive into the details of the camera and find out more on why this camera is currently considered as one of the best in the business when it comes to full-frame sensor based digital interchangeable lens camera systems.
Image sensor
The newly designed 42 megapixel sensor of the A7 R II is an engineering marvel. It constitutes a number of features that rightfully makes the A7 R II a true low light photography champion. The back-side illumination (BSI) technology, a first for full-frame sensors, ensure that the light gathering surface of the sensor is much larger than traditional sensors with wiring at the front. Better light gathering essentially means that the sensor is capable of capturing more light and thus produce noise-free images even when you are shooting in extremely low light conditions.
The quick-transmission copper wiring on the system improves image data transmission speed by 3.5 times. The produced JPEGs and uncompressed RAW files are of the size 7952 x 5304 pixels. Image sharpness is further improved because of the absence of an optical low pass filter. Though this also opens up chances of getting moiré and false colors in your composition, for those who love shooting landscapes, product and fashion and love printing big, the A7 R II is definitely a mouthwatering proposition.
Image Processing
The A7 R II's image processor is the latest BIONZ X. It has a vastly improved architecture compared to the older processing engines and compliments the high-resolution image sensor. There are many advantages to the new image processor. One of the most important advantage being the new diffraction reducing architecture that's built-in to the system. Small aperture usually comes with the drawback of diffraction – a process where images turn out softer. BIONZ X's diffraction reducing architecture counters that.
The A7 R II is powered by a newly designed hybrid auto-focusing mechanism. There are a total of 399 on-sensor phase detection points and 25 contrast detection points on the system, thus, significantly improving the overall auto-focusing performance.
Still Shooting
I have already mentioned about the resolution and the size of the image files capable of being produced by the sensor. Continuous shooting speed of the A7 R II is only 5 fps. This is not a camera designed for action or sports photography. There are other options for that if you are into those sort of things. With the large full-frame backside illuminated design what you can shoot, however, are excellent low light imagery. I have always wanted a camera that has very low native noise, even if I am shooting with a really long shutter speed. If you too wish to explore long exposures at night and in general low light photography, the A7 R II is definitely the type of camera that would interest you.
ISO range
The a7R II's native ISO range from 100-25600. In the extended mode it expands from 50 to 102400. Modern DSLRs are increasingly being rate based on their ability to capture as less noise as possible. A term that you are likely going to hear quite a lot going forward is ISO Invariance. It is basically about shooting at the lowest ISO possible, keeping the exposure values as planned, and then bumping the exposure to the required level during post-processing. Older cameras tend to perform poorly on that scale because they capture a lot of noise and that shows up when the exposure is pushed later on.
Modern cameras with improved sensors and better ISO performance don't suffer from the same problem. Thus you can shoot at ISO 100 (or the lowest possible on the camera) then push the exposure in post-processing and yet find no significant difference in result. The a7R II's performance is good in that regard. However, bear in mind, the lower you shoot on the ISO scale, the more is the likeliness of getting noise when you push the exposure. The threshold for the a7R II is somewhere around ISO 400- ISO 640.
Image stabilization
The A7 R II comes with a similar 5-axis image stabilization system as the Pentax K1 that we reviewed earlier on this website. It makes all compatible Sony lenses image stabilized by default. Another new technology that finds its way into the a7R II is the newly developed reduced-vibration shutter mechanism. This system greatly improves the overall sharpness of the images produced.
Viewfinder & LCD Screen
The 0.5" EVF on the A7 R II has a resolution of 2,359,296 dots and gives 100% frame coverage. The rear area of the camera is dominated by a 3" tilting LCD screen and it has a resolution of 1,228,800 dots.
Build quality and ergonomics
Good weather sealing is a requirement for outdoor shooters. Underneath the compact exterior lies a tough magnesium alloy chassis. The A7 R II does have excellent weather sealing. But weather sealing and build quality apart certain ergonomical elements of the camera isn't something that would excite someone with larger hands. The control dials are very close to each other. In a real world scenario you would often struggle to tap / turn the right button / dial without looking. Having said that the A7 R II does have a bunch of buttons and a lot of them are customizable. The new design that mimics the original a7, now has a pronounced rubberized grip.
Video Shooting
The A7 R II is one of the few interchangeable lens cameras which are designed to shoot great quality videos along with excellent stills. It can shoot native 4K (ultra-HD) videos at 30, 25 and 24 fps. The higher resolution recorded gives you a lot of freedom when you are downsizing for HD final cut. Alternatively, you could opt to shoot full HD videos at 60, 30, 25 and 24 fps. Scaling down the resolution at 720p HD you can shoot at an extremely high frame rate of 120 and 100 fps. A bunch of shooting formats are available including AVCHD, web-ready MP4 and XAVC S. The a7R II isn't as robust as some of the other video-oriented mirrorless systems in the market and also in Sony's stable. That being said there are a number of features which make the camera a formidable video shooter. Mimicking high end movie cameras, the Sony a7R II has a customizable gamma, black, color and knee levels. You also get the S-Log2 gamma curve. Resultantly, nearly 1300% of additional dynamic range is available on the a7R II.
Other Features
- Much improved auto ISO feature
- Reduced noise signature
- Improved grip
- Higher resolution
- Better image sharpness compared to the older A7R
- Audio input & headphone jack for listening to recording as well as recording sound feed from an external mic.
- Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity
- Built-in flash
The Sony a7R II is a formidable camera no doubt. It has one of the best, if not the best in the market low light shooting capabilities thanks to the full frame BSI sensor and the powerful BIONZ X image processor. It has one of the better video modes among interchangeable lens cameras. A body mounted 5-axis image stabilization system that gives increased image stabilization and an effective diffraction reduction system that increases the efficiency of the 42-megapixel sensor in producing cleaner and sharper imagery. Though the sensor is not absolutely ISO invariant, and loses out to something like the D810 in this department, the overall ISO performance is better than a number cameras out in the market. To conclude, if you are planning to buy the a7R II, don't think. This is a formidable camera in every sense. You will not regret your decision.


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Does Value Creation Consulting mean 'knowing it all'?
I certainly do not think so. But it's a question people ask me very often. So what is value creation consulting? I think it's an exciting way to unlock growth opportunities for a business particularly in these very challenging times. It's about listening attentively to a business owner and helping / guiding them through the issues they may have spotted in their business to a point where they can see the opportunities that lie around and behind the issues and challenges. It's about working with business owners and their core staff to unlock the opportunities inherent in the issues plaguing them or the industry in which they operate.
We recently worked with a fairly large SME in the event management (agency) industry. The initial brief was to help their core staff understand their job descriptions and how their roles fit into the overall achievement of the goals and objectives of the firm. We patiently listened to owner of the business, spoke with the staff in question and made some recommendations which they found very useful. On the strength of the findings, we organized some business trainings for them and today, they are running full steam and the business is better for it.
Another good example is what we did with Ecobank in Tanzania. The brief was simple and clear, it was about growing low cost deposits. A pitch was called and participants came from advertising, events management, customer development and public relations agencies. It was keenly contested.
We took a simple look at the brief, had a long chat with some of the key players and discovered that the main issue was that of awareness. They needed to create quality awareness. By this we mean, awareness that leads to adoption.
As a value creation agency, we recommended a 6 month promotion which will be supported by a through-the-line campaign to create awareness and drive up adoption. This was accepted and implemented and the result was good. It was so appropriate and practicable that the idea / concept was replicated in all Ecobank markets.
The question would then be – how do you come about the solutions you proffer? There is no magic to it at all. We just listen to our clients and we connect with them at the points of the passion and empathy and this unlocks ideas. This is possible because we have a wide range of credible experience having worked across industries, sectors and disciplines. It takes a trained eye to see beyond the problems to unlock the opportunities inherent in the situation.
We help you do thorough analysis and evaluations gathered through different means and platforms. Insights will jump out. If they are from the market and directly impacting on the consumers, then it makes sense to pursue them. Therein lies the opportunities we are looking for, which if resources are put behind same, will create value in a sustainable manner to the business.
So, value creation simply put is about working with business owners and their core staff to help them see beyond their problems to tap into the opportunities the problems present, to create value for their stakeholders.
About Customer Passion Point Limited (CPPL)
Customer Passion Point Limited (CPPL) is a value creation consultancy. We are committed to building capacity for businesses to enable them understand and leverage the passion points of their customers to create value. We have over 30 years of decent work experience spanning across industries, businesses and cultures. For more information you can reach us at firstname.lastname@example.com | www.cppl.com.ng | Tel: +234 (01) 291 3984
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OutlookImport Inc., the international provider of innovative software to import, export and repair of Microsoft Outlook data, announced its choice to drive Holiday Promotions using PayPro Global's e-commerce engine to sell software online.
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N export from agriculture
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deposition of nitrogen is much greater closer to urban sources (Holland et al., 1999; NRC, 2000). On the other hand, a significant fraction of the N entering the freshwater Hudson is not exported to the saline estuary, due to the in-river processes of den-itrification and sedimentation (Lampman et al., 1999).
In the two decades between the 1970s and the 1990s, nutrient inputs from sewage decreased, due in part to improved sewage treatment (see Hetling et al., 2003 and Brosnan et al., Chapter 23, this volume, for further discussion). The improvements were designed to lower BOD loadings, and not nutrient levels, but nonetheless probably resulted in some reduction of nutrient loading. Population in the lower part of the Hudson watershed grew by only2percentbetween 1970 and 1990 (U.S. Census Bureau, 2002), and so total discharge of waste-water into the estuary likely remained almost unchanged over that time, at 3.4 x 106 m3 d-1. While a major new treatment plant, the North River plant, was built and came on line in the 1980s, the total wastewater flow into the saline estuary was not increased; the plant simply replaced the waste-water volume of raw sewage from fifty individual outlets from Manhattan to the Hudson estuary with the same volume of secondary-treated sewage (Clark etal., 1992;BrosnanandO'Shea, 1996).As of the early 1970s, 38 percent of the wastewater discharge into the Hudson estuary was raw sewage,
15 percent received primary treatment, and 47 percent received secondary treatment (calculated from data in Clark et al., 1992). Using the average concentration of nutrients in effluents from plants receiving those different levels of sewage treatment in the United States (Table 10.4; NRC, 1993), we estimate that nutrient loads from wastewater plants would have been 30 x 103 tons N y-1 in the early 1970s. Thus, the improved sewage treatment of the 1990s resulted in an estimated 25 percent decrease in N loadings to the saline estuary (Table 10.2). As noted above, our estimate for nitrogen loading from wastewater in the 1990s is in reasonable agreement with that derived from scaling down the estimates of Brosnan and O'Shea (1996), Hetling et al. (2003), and Brosnan et al. (Chapter 23, this volume). Similarly, scaling down the estimates of Hetling et al. (2003) and Brosnan et al. (Chapter 23, this volume) for the 1970s by the smaller effluent volume in the smaller watershed we are considering gives excellent agreement with our estimate. Considering all sources, we estimate that N loading to the Hudson River Estuary decreased by just over 10 percent, from 49 x 103 tonsNy-1,to43 x 103 tons N y-1, between the early 1970s and the mid 1990s (Table 10.2).
Phosphorus loadings to the Hudson estuary decreased substantially between the early 1970s and the mid 1990s not only because of some improvements in wastewater treatment but also because of
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Create POS System – Inventory & sales with PHP7 & adminLTE
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In this course you will learn how to create a POS(Point of Sale) system from scratch using the programming language PHP in its version 7, combining several resources that will allow you to offer useful characteristics for any company that needs to open a store or manage their sales and stock.
This is a practical course where I will lead you step by step in the learning process of creating complex systems with PHP under the Model-View-Controller(MVC) pattern, when you finish it, you could sell it to your clients or it could be used as a basis to develop other complex system.
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