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The Oregonian reported on January 19th that "officials of the Columbia River Crossing unveiled plans…for a significantly downsized first-phase of the controversial bridge and freeway expansion that would pare the price tag by about $650 million." Some commentators assumed that a smaller project would translate to lesser impacts on the environment.
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Merson put Sylvia all in with a K-5 suited, to which Sylvia called after five minutes of deliberation. Sylvia's Q-J suited didn't find any pairs on the table, and an Orioles jersey-clad Merson seized victory. Sylvia goes home with a paltry $5.3 million for his troubles.

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After the morning session of General Conference I watched The World Report (I like their new logo and theme). I then had a nap for about an hour. I awoke to some of the Bible videos being played. I haven`t seen them before, and they looked pretty good.
Well, here we go with the final session…
President Dieter F Uchtdorf conducted
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sang Come, Ye Children of the Lord
Sister Carol M Stephens offered the invocation
The choir sang Tell Me the Stories of Jesus
Elder Jeffrey R Holland
- All things are possible to him that believeth
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- The size of your faith is not the issue; it is the integrity you show when your faith is tested
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The choir and congregation sang Now Let Us Rejoice
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- Marriage in the temple is for time and all eternity
- "In order to contend, you always need two people, and I will never be one of them"
- "I need you to hug me"
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- I love the Book of Mormon and my Savior Jesus Christ
- It is not enough to know the scriptures; we have to live them
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President Thomas S Monson
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- Be tolerant and kind
- May we ever follow his example
- Be aware of the needs of those aware us
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Elder Larry Y Wilson offered the benediction
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- 183rd Annual General Conference – Saturday Morning General Session
- 183rd Annual General Conference – Saturday Afternoon General Session
- 183rd Annual General Conference – Priesthood Session
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You can't. I can't, anyway, so I thought long and hard about what sets Mexican food apart for me from the rest of the crowd (I had to fight getting up in the middle of the night to make tacos).
Here's what I came up with:
Mexican food is perhaps one of the most fun, messy foods to eat.
Tacos and tacitos drip hot sauce and juices from pork and chicken, enchilada sauce bursts forth from your entree, and ceviches blot your napkin with lemon or lime juice.
Salsas are perhaps one of the messiest condiments, with the water from the tomato or tomatillo and citrus juices making it sometimes difficult to get on your tortilla chip or breadstick. And when your fajitas, quesadillas and tacos have salsa on them, just know that it might take a few tries to get the hang of it and not have it end up on your shirt front.
The good thing about salsa is it is simple to make an outstanding one as long as you have fresh ingredients on hand, and because you don't have to cook it, it can be made quickly. The base ingredients include tomatoes or tomatillos, cilantro, onion, garlic, citrus juice and hot peppers. Some pros say salt and pepper too, but I've never done that. (Hmm, I'm going to try that next time….) I like to chop and mix it all by hand, but many people use their food processor.
One thing I've learned over the years is the making it fresh always trumps a store-bought one. And this way, you can make it as hot or mild as you like. The best way to add heat to your salsa is to remember that:
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The other thing I've learned is, salsas vary in Mexico, depending on the region. Northern Mexico is known for its hearty grilled beef dishes, so you want something vibrant to stand up against the heaviness.
In The Cuisine of Puebla by Karen Hursh Graber, Northern Mexican "Drunken" Salsa is the perfect accompaniment. And she says if you don't have tequila, an extra 1/4 cup of beer will do just fine.
- 1 mulato chile, seeded and deveined, soaked in hot water until soft, drained
- 3 pasilla chiles, seeded and deveined, soaked in hot water until soft, drained
- 3 large garlic cloves, roasted on a comal or griddle, then peeled
- 1 tablespoon chopped onion
- 3 tomatoes, roasted on a comal or griddle
- ½ cup beer
- 2 tablespoons tequila
- 1/3 cup pineapple juice
- 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar or piloncillo
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Made a few hours ahead of serving, this salsa develops a deeper flavor. Makes 2 cups
If you want to make something from the South, use a smoked jalapeño called Chipotle. The Aztecs who lived in central and southern Mexico from the 14th to 16th Centuries, came up with the idea.
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Google Trend graph of search interest in a Pharmacist over an 8 year period through Google. You can see the interest has had it's peak in 2005 and 2010 but has stayed consistent, strong and steady throughout the last couple years into 2013 for interest in Pharmacy jobs.
Bureau of Labor Statistics information for states that Pharmacists in the US earned a median pay in 2010 of $111,570 a year which comes out to around $53.64 an hour. While Pharmacy positions require a person to go to school and get significant training in a Doctoral or Professional Degree they definitely pay off for the people that put in the hard work in educating themselves. Reported in 2010 by the BLS the total number of jobs for Pharmacists on the market was 274,900 positions and the Pharmacist job market is expected to expand by 25% from 2010 – 2020. This will add nearly 69,700 pharmacist jobs at pharmacies all across the United States from 2010 – 2010 for this job outlook. From our detailed job listing salaries of pharmacists you can expect to make as little as $85,000 a year to as much as $135,000 a year depending on what state you decide to be employed in. That is a $55,000 a year difference depending on where you get your pharmacist job so it's smart to do your research before you take your offer.
Listed below is information that is specific to Pharmacist job salaries that you can expect to receive in that state area. Our state by state breakdown allows you to see which state is best to get a job as a Pharmacist. The salary information provided below is off of real-world job listings for Pharmacists and the pay offered for those jobs. We source Indeed, Simply Hired, PayScale and GlassDoor.com. The information provided by Indeed about their process for collecting salary averages is as follows: "Indeed Salary Search is based on an index of salary information extracted from over 50 million job postings from thousands of unique sources over the last 12 months. Many job descriptions don't contain salary information, but there are enough that do to produce statistically significant median salaries for millions of keyword, job title and location combinations – in fact, most job searches you are likely to think of. As new jobs are added each day, the Indeed Salary Search index is automatically updated with fresh salary data, so the salary results are as up-to-date as they could possibly be."


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Hi Friends,
All on my facebook list would be aware of the lovely parcel I received from my friend Niesha. Actually what
happened was that I wanted to try some of the stuff reviewed by number of bloggers
but being in UK, not all of that was available here. So I asked Niesha if she can get the stuff for me n send it? She obliged and I am so grateful to her for getting all the stuff that I wanted. I think all together it took 4 weeks to finalize my wish list and getting them delivered here in UK by DHL.
Even more happy as it was delivered in time for Karwachauth & Diwali! We were both a bit worried if there would be any customs/duty payable on its receipt but were happy to find that no charges were payable. That was the story behind this haul. Many of the stuff has been already reviewed by other beauty bloggers, but I think I would have a go at reviewing some of these. Now enjoy the haul and pictures lovely ladies!
Lakme CC cream
The Most raved product in the beauty blogging world, I got beige shade for me.
Lakme 9 to 5 scarlet drill & coffee command lipstick:
Lakme 9 to 5 pink bureu lipstick
Maybelline bold matte MAT 1&MAT 2
Inglot AMC eye shadow square 63&15, Inglot Eyeshadow matte square 360, 504&395
Freedom system lipstick 85, 27&20
Loreal glam shine balmy gloss 909Pomegranate Punch
Colorbar I-glide eye pencil Prunella 05, flirty turq 007 & coal mine 09:
Colorbar Eye Blending brush & smoking eyes smudger brush
Kabuki brush n bracelet are gifts from Niesha..
Hope You all Enjoyed My India Haul...
Thanks again to Niesh for helping me to get these lovely Goodies <3 <3 <3
Thanks and please share your thought...
By Teji...


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All I can say (ok, not ALL I can say) is that Blizzard has done a stupendous job with Cataclysm. I have to say that is my own opinion as well as many of my friends I have talked too. They are loving the new zones, the new races and the changes to the world we once "thought" we knew.
In my last post I talked about wanting to hit 85 prior to recording TNB. That didn't happen. At the time I logged out for TNB I was ~500k away from leveling, but it was time (Amazing dedication, eh?). After the show, I logged back in and got to 85 in almost no time. When I logged out I had just finished Uldum. I started the questline for Twilight Highlands and dinged during that! The rest of the night was spent doing a couple of quests in TH but generally doing some instances and starting the process again on my Druid.
Speaking of the druid, I decided that she would start in Hyjal. The quest lines are pretty good there although I still like Vashj'ir for the sheet "differentness" of it. The little portals are cool and I just finished the Jousting quests and got my little birdy pet. She is 81 and on her way to being 82. The first person in our guild to get 2 toons to 85 just did so last night. Additionally, I picked up enough gear upgrades on Sunday to have enough Average item level score so that I can queue for Cata Heroics.
One of the other interesting things that happened to me was I got Reins of the Grey Riding Camel. Turns out there is something of a "Camel Level" in Cataclysm. In Diablo II there was a level you could get to that was all cows.. Just TONS and TONS of cows. Well, WoW has a Camel Level. Here is what splunge said in the WoWHead Comments:
Scattered around Uldum are small click-able camel statues called "Mysterious Camel Figurine". If you click on one you will get teleported to the Steam Pools, which, if you havent gone exploring yet, are located on a plateau in the south eastern part of Feralas. Once you swim out of the water you will see lots of docile, but kill-able (wont fight back) camels that don't drop anything. You will also see Dormus.
You will get a debuff that is called "Dormus rage" which says bad things will happen in 20 mins if you don't kill Dormus.
He's got about 250khp and was super super easy to kill as a heroic geared 85 MM hunter. I kept heals rolling on my pet but i never saw my pets hp move. Just move out of the things he spits at you.
So, I found one of those Figurines and I clicked on it not knowing what would happen. I got dumped into that swamp and proceeded to kill Dormus. He dropped the Reins and I thought "Wow.. This is cool. He drops this mount every time you kill him?". Supposedly it is a low drop rate on the reigns. Everything "I" have read has just said that he drops them. If anyone has gotten to this area and killed Dormus and NOT gotten the mount, please let me know (or tell me if you did.. I like those stories too).
Two nights ago, we were running a few instances. We were in Halls of Origination at one point with a feral druid cat. In part of the instance, you pick up camel mounts to use as part of a boss encounter. The image here (first in the post) is from that and is indelibly burned into my brain. I.. cannot.. unsee..
I also remembered that I had ~3500 Justice Points to spend on level 85 gear! So, I went shopping. I picked up one item (I can't remember which now.. ) just before we started queuing for random cata instances. 329 is the minimum limit for being able to queue for random heroics and I had… 328. DOH! But, thankfully, by the end of the night I had 330. I didn't get a chance to do a heroic last night, but maybe I'll be able to tonight. I think that's enough for today. If you are all good boys and girls, I might just post tomorrow.. How's your Cataclysm experience been? Leave a comment here letting me know!


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On the eve of South Sudan's second anniversary as an independent nation, the U.N. envoy to the country urged the government on Monday to tackle increased fighting in the southeast and human rights violations by armed groups and its own security forces.
Hilde Johnson told the U.N. Security Council that the government has made progress since independence, but she said the government needs to address the underlying causes of perennial violence and make progress in improving relations with neighboring Sudan, which is key to the country's development.
Johnson also expressed deep concern at cases of arbitrary arrest, detention, abuse and killings by security forces, and the inability of government authorities to bring those responsible to justice.
"Many of us witnessed the outpouring of euphoria that greeted the dawn of independence of South Sudan," Johnson recalled. "The mood of that day now seems like a fading memory. We have since seen many setbacks and problems, and tensions with Sudan."
South Sudan won independence from Sudan on July 9, 2011 as part of a 2005 peace treaty that ended decades of war between the mainly Muslim north and Christian and animist south that killed 2 million people. But the two countries drew close to all-out war in early 2012 over their disputed border and sharing oil revenues.
While oil is flowing again, relations recently faced a new setback.
Sudan accuses South Sudan of supporting the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North, a rebel group fighting the Sudanese military. In turn, South Sudan accuses Sudan of backing rebels led by David Yau Yau, a former colonel in the South Sudanese military. Both countries deny any support for rebels, but an independent Swiss research firm called Small Arms Survey says it has found evidence to the contrary.
Johnson said that while most parts of the country remain stable, the security situation, especially in the southeast of eastern Jonglei state — the country's largest — has deteriorated as a result of fighting between government forces and David Yau Yau's rebels.
In an encouraging sign, she said South Sudan's President Salva Kiir issued a statement on May 17 condemning the violence by armed groups in Jonglei as well as abuses by ill-disciplined elements of the government's security forces.
South Sudan's U.N. Ambassador Francis Deng told the council the past two years have been "very difficult," particularly because of violence in Jonglei and five other states as well as ongoing tensions with Sudan.
"These situations have severely constrained our ability as a government to improve our capacity for the delivery of much needed basic services, respect for human rights, protection of civilians and to the general consolidation of peace, the provision of peace dividends," he said.
Deng said the government is determined to address the challenges raised by Johnson and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, which include drafting a new constitution, conducting a census and preparing for 2015 elections.
The United Nations has nearly 6,900 military personnel and 650 international police in its peacekeeping mission in South Sudan. But Johnson said the mission is facing enormous challenges in carrying out its mandate to protect civilians.
The mission has only three military helicopters. Johnson urged the council to support additional air, heavy lift, and river assets.
In a report to the council, Ban raised the possibility of supplying unarmed surveillance drones, helicopter gunships and other assets to South Sudan but said drones will only be considered after a pilot project on their use in the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Congo is evaluated.


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Note: Windows XP End of Support -- What you need to know (PDF)
- Date: Jan 5, 2016
- Version: 5.469.9.0
- Format: WWW
Xerox Global Print Driver
DescriptionThe free Xerox Global Print Driver manages Xerox and non-Xerox printers on your network with a single, easy-to-use interface. It dramatically simplifies enterprise printer management for IT managers, making it easy to add and update printers without changing drivers.
- Global / Mobile
- Package-Aware
- V3 Driver
Note: Please re-select your Operating System and Language choices after you are re-directed to the Global Print Driver web page.
For more information about the benefits and features of the Xerox Global Print Driver please go to: www.xerox.com/global
- Date: Apr 14, 2008
- Version: 4.31.04.14
- Size: 8.8 MB
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DescriptionWindows XP/Server 2003/Vista WIA Scan Driver.
- Scan
Windows XP/Server 2003/Vista TWAIN Scan Driver.
Utilities & Applications
- Date: Mar 8, 2016
- Version: 184.108.40.206
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Font Management UtilityDescriptionFont Management Utility.
- Date: Sep 12, 2006
- Version: 1.36
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ControlCentre v1.36DescriptionThe Xerox WorkCentre 4150 ControlCentre lets you view and change fax options, phonebook and send firmware upgrades through a direct USB connection from your computer. To install this application: save the (.zip) file to a folder on your desktop, double click on the file to open it, select all files, extract to the same folder. Once complete, you will see a new folder "CD_Image". Open that folder and run "setup.exe" to load the application. Refer to Section 10 in the User Guide for usage instructions.
- Date: Aug 30, 2006
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Tiff Submission ToolDescriptionWindows TiffTool for Win 2k/XP/2K3/NT/Me/98
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- Date: Jan 21, 2011
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CASE15761: Horary consultation concerning Elizabeth Hayes (PERSON12687) and Hayes (PERSON12686)
Question asked by Elizabeth Hayes (PERSON12687) on 18 October 1603 at 09:50
GJ Elsabeth Hayes of Turvy 43 y Octob. 18 ♂ ho. 9. 50 a m. 1603. |wind in the stomacke.| A dry Cough An Itche and as it were a dry scurfe. Hath a Childe of 2 yeere old sucking on her, the childe very poore & will take nothing but the brest can neither go nor speake: borne the saturday fortnight after midsomer 1601 betwene 8 & 9 at night quiet in the day but very vnquiett all night. very cold, swelled in the body of late. the mother nunquā habuit menstrua since she had this child.
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Elizabeth Hayes (PERSON12687)Hayes (PERSON12686)
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PlaceRaider has been called a government spyware for smartphones. Expect copycats soon. Download the PlaceRaider article.
The abstract says:
"As smartphones become more pervasive, they are increasingly targeted by malware. At the same time, each new generation of smartphone features increasingly powerful onboard sensor suites. A new strain of `sensor malware' has been developing that leverages these sensors to steal information from the physical environment | e.g., researchers have recently demonstrated how malware can `listen' for spoken credit card numbers through the microphone, or `feel' keystroke vibrations using the accelerometer. Yet the possibilities of what malware can `see' through a camera have been understudied."
"This paper introduces a novel `visual malware' called PlaceRaider, which allows remote attackers to engage in remote reconnaissance and what we call \virtual theft." Through completely opportunistic use of the phone's camera and other sensors, PlaceRaider constructs rich, three dimensional models of indoor environments. Remote burglars can thus `download' the physical space, study the environment carefully, and steal virtual objects from the environment (such as nancial documents, information on computer monitors, and personally identi able information). Through two human subject studies we demonstrate the e ectiveness of using mobile devices as powerful surveillance and virtual theft platforms, and we suggest several possible defenses against visual malware."


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Pocket-sized JVC Everio GZ-V500 offers large-camcorder features, trade-offs
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JVC Everio GZ-V500
Ever had a hard time trying to choose between a pocket camcorder and a more capable but bulkier traditional model? So have I, which is why JVC's new Everio GZ-V500 caught my eye. Into this mid-priced model, JVC tried to pack some big camcorder prowess into a pocket-sized case. It partly succeeds, but with some downsides.
At 4.5-by-2.3-by-1.5 inches, this Everio is as pocket-able as the pistol-grip pocket cams we've looked at recently, like Panasonic's HMX-WA2 and Toshiba's Camileo P100. At the same time, it comes with big-camcorder features like a decent optical zoom (10x), large aperture lens (F1.2), and optical image stabilization. The hand strap and flip-out screen let you hold the camcorder with both hands, making it easier to stabilize and thus shoot more smoothly than with a pocket model. Instead of the more typical rounded barrel-style body, this Everio has a flat, thin squarish body. It's not the sexiest model to come down the pike, but it's very portable; you can easily slip it into a pants or shirt pocket. This little Everio is dense, weighing eight ounces (with the battery), and feels solid and durable.
Video quality is mediocre
What most of us hope to get from a traditional camcorder is sharp, crisp, video. Like many smaller camcorders, the Everio GZ-V500 falls a little short in that regard. For my tests, I set the video resolution to JVC's XP setting (1080/60i at 17Mbps AVCHD), close to the typical Full HD setting you find on most camcorders. Even at this setting in strong late afternoon light, the subjects lacked crispness, colors looked pale, and subjects started to blur even when I panned and tilted fairly slowly. This could be due in part to the relatively small CMOS-BSI sensor, measuring slightly under a quarter inch. This Everio's video quality also failed to impress Macworld's Test Center jury, which gave it a merely average rating.
To this camcorder's credit, the image quality the camcorder offers is mostly preserved in lower light shooting. I shot the low-light tests just after sunset, with plenty of ambient light still remaining, but no direct sun. Images looked a little fuzzier and less distinct, and I saw a little more motion blur, but colors didn't look much worse, and the auto-focus worked almost perfectly.
The video light works better than most I've seen, brightly lighting the subject area three to four feet away. Most such lights work for only a foot or two from the subject.
I shot stills at the maximum 11 megapixel setting. They looked fine on the small screen but a little fuzzy when viewing them full-screen on my 20-inch monitor. This is not a total surprise, because the sensor offers only 3 megapixels of actual still-image recording area. This Everio has to perform some pretty heavy pixel prestidigitation to pump up the picture to 11 megapixels, so expect compromise in still-image quality. On the plus side, it was refreshing to use a camcorder that actually shoots pictures with the correct exposure level and colors. In our formal lab-based tests, the white background of the sample shots actually came out white, with none of the bluish tint that plagues the still shots of many consumer camcorders, and the Everio GZ-V500 rendered colors more accurately than most.
Control issues
The Everio GZ-V500 has a smooth uncluttered case, sporting just five buttons. You get the usual trio of controls on the top and back panel: The wide-angle telephoto rocker controls video and photo shutters and the power and optical image stabilization buttons on the side panel. You access all other controls through the 3-inch touchscreen. I found the screen properly responsive to my taps, but the menu system needs streamlining. At least two menu operations include needless steps. You have to tap through two menu buttons to get to submenus, and tap twice to switch between video and photo modes. JVC could have easily made these two functions one-tappers.
Just too precious
Front and center in the menu system are controls for adding cutesy animations to video, like streaming hearts and musical notes, and also for elaborate smile recognition operations, including the ability to selectively focus on one smiling head out of a crowd of smiling heads. These are functions most people will use rarely, yet the company made menu shortcuts for them. I hope in future models, JVC will let us choose our own menu shortcuts.
The handwriting feature is unique and a good idea, but not well thought out. You can use the supplied stylus to make annotations on the touch screen while recording video, such as drawing an arrow pointing to a subject in the video while you're recording. Unfortunately for 90 percent of us, the screen placement favors left-handed writers. Plus, it's super easy to lose the very small stylus. It'd be great if JVC built a stylus "silo" into the camcorder, like what you find on many smartphones and tablets, so the stylus is always close at hand.
Manual labor
The Everio GZ-V500 offers manual settings, but they are a major pain to use. Tailored settings include those for focus, brightness, shutter speed, and aperture, as well as presets for scenes and white-balance. Each time you want to change a setting, you have to tap at least five times to drill down to the relevant menu. This makes manual operation wildly impractical, especially for users on the move, who must constantly change focus, shutter speed, and aperture settings. Same for the video light, which really could have used its own button. Instead, you have to drill down into the menu to turn it on and off. There is an auto-on setting but I quickly turned it off. It's easily confused, turning the light on and off at inappropriate times.
You also need to manually open and close the lens cover. The camcorders reminds you to open the cover when you turn it on—as if you couldn't tell already by the black screen—but I'd also like to see a reminder to close it. It's easy to leave the cover open after a shooting session, exposing the lens to damage.
Sensible port placement
I appreciated that JVC moved all four ports—for miniUSB, miniHDMI, AV, and power adapter—to the back panel, instead of the more common placement on the LCD-side panel. This helps keep attached cables out of the way when you're trying to use the touchscreen. The tripod mounting screw hole is also well placed, allowing continued access to all ports and the SD memory card, even when the plate is attached. This camcorder provides no onboard memory, so you may be swapping cards frequently.
The lithium-ion battery lasted a respectable hour and 37 minutes in our run-down tests. Contrary to what the user manual tells us, you can't buy an optional higher-capacity pack. The on-board software (Everio MediaBrowser 4) runs on Windows only, but using the USB cable, I easily imported video and still images into iPhoto and iMovie on my Macbook Pro.
Macworld's buying advice
The $449 JVC Everio GZ-V500 offers a decent 10x optical zoom and fair battery life. But this compact camcorder delivers merely so-so video quality without the option to shoot in progressive mode, it lacks onboard memory, and navigating its on-screen menu can be a little clunky. Consider the Everio GZ-V500BU if you're looking for some big-camcorder talent in a near-pocket-sized model, and are prepared to make some compromises.
[Bryan Hastings is a freelance writer in the San Francisco Bay Area.]
JVC Everio GZ-V500