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This week I tried my hand at making marshmallows! It was pretty easy, considering the end result. They pared with hot chocolate just as well as you may imagine. Eating them out of the bag was just as good! :)
The only thing I recommend is having a stand mixer. You can do it with a hand mixer, but the mixing time is 12 MINUTES!!! So it may be a little hard on you're hand mixer.
Here we go....
- Nonstick cooking spray
- 3 (1/4-ounce) packages unflavored gelatin
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 2/3 cup light corn syrup
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract (or more if you like)
- Corn Starch, and Confectioners' sugar, sifted, for coating (I did a cup of each)
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- Take a 9X9 inch pan (or 9X13 depending on how big you want them) and coat it with cooking spray. Then take you're parchment paper, and line the pan so that the edges go up the the rim of the pan. Coat the paper with cooking spray too.
- Like this...
After that, take your gelatin packets, and cold water, and combine them in a bowl. Now ideally this will be you're stand mixer bowl, but if you're not using one, a regular mixing bowl is just fine.
Then in a heavy medium saucepan, combine you're sugar, corn syrup, and 1/4 cup of water, and turn you're heat on med/high. With a wire whisk, stir to make sure all is incorporated, so your dry sugar doesn't burn. Stir it even couple of minuets until it boils. Now, I didn't have a candy thermometer, but you're goal is a 230-240 degree boil. This is a really hard boil, and should take you about 9 minutes to achieve this boil. Don't let it burn!! This means not walking away from it at all!!
Once it has reached that hard boil, let it boil for appox. 1 minute. Then add you're salt, and take you're pan to you're mixer, and pour the molten sugar into you're mixing bowl. With your whisk attached to the mixer, turn it on low. I draped a kitchen towel around my Kitchen Aid so it didn't spatter all over my kitchen.
Once it has combine, flip it into over drive!! Turn you're mixer on it's highest setting, and set you're timer for 12 minutes. YES, 12 MINUTES!
When it's done, it will be cooled enough to touch. Remover the bowl from the mixer, and pour into you're greased pan. Take a greased spatula, and smooth it out. Cover it with cling wrap and put it aside for 4 hours, or until it's set and completely cooled.
The next part is up to you. I flipped the pan and let it fall onto a powdered working surface, and dusted the top, and a pizza cutter with my corn starch/ powdered sugar mixture. At this point you could use cookie cutters. Then I proceeded to cut rows, then cubes. I then threw them into a bowl with the dusting mixture, and then a zip lock baggy. They will keep for 3 weeks.
My plan, when I make them again is to pour half of the "dough" into the greased pan. Then make a mixture of red food coloring, and peppermint extract, and drizzle that over whats in the pan. Then pour the remainder of the "dough" on top of the drizzle. Then take a butter knife and swirl it in the pan, to make a candy cane looking treat.
I would really like to give these to a few neighbors inviting them to the Christmas Eve service. We'll see. :)
NOTE: Because of the nature of the REALLY REALLY hot sugar, I would suggest you wait to make these until the kids are asleep!


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2. tech sights-- i just put them on my 10/22 and would have them on my saigas except there is no quick yardageadjustmentt. yes they do have one now that you candiall in at various distances. I like the quick slide rear leafadjustmentt. No it is not exact and most of the time you will use battle sight zero but when you know your distance or can gauge then it is nice to have the ability to help get you close quickly..


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Iran Denies Cyber Attacks on US Banks
For months, U.S. financial institutions flooded with disruptive web traffic.
Jan. 11, 2013 -- The Iranian government has officially denied any involvement in the wave of relatively unsophisticated cyber attacks that have struck glancing blows on websites for U.S. financial institutions over the past months.
"Unlike the United States, which has, per reports in the media, given itself the license to engage in illegal cyber-warfare against Iran, Iran respects the international law and refrains from targeting other nations' economic or financial institutions," the Iranian mission to the United Nations said in a statement, according to a report published late Thursday by Iran's semi-official PressTV.
The websites for several major U.S. financial institutions, including Bank of America, PNC, Wells Fargo and the New York Stock Exchange have suffered intermittent disruptions since September, apparently the product of what's known as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks designed to flood the websites with enough traffic to knock it out of commission. The DDoS attacks, though unprecedented in size and stamina, do not breach the banks' secure networks or access confidential information. They have, however, kept some online customers from accessing their accounts for brief periods.
Shortly after the banks' websites started crashing, U.S. officials told several news organizations, including ABC News, that they suspected Iran was behind the wave of attacks, even though another group calling itself the al-Qassam Cyber Fighters took credit for it online. In a report by The New York Times Thursday, a former U.S. official said there was "no doubt within the U.S. government that Iran is behind these attacks."
"We believe that raising such groundless accusations are aimed at sullying Iran's image and fabricating pretexts to push ahead with and step up illegal actions against the Iranian nation and government," the Iran's missions statement said, apparently referring to the U.S.'s alleged involvement in a series of powerful cyber attacks targeting Iran.
READ: Could Cyber Superweapon Stuxnet Be Turned on the US?
A spokesperson for the al-Qassam Cyber Fighters told ABC News in November that they are not connected to any government, but are only trying to force the U.S. government to get YouTube to remove the extremely low-budget film "The Innocence of Muslims" from its website. The film, which depicts the Prophet Mohammed as a fraud and pedophile, sparked real-world protests in more than a dozen countries in September.
READ: US Bank Cyber Attackers Deny Iran Connection
Roel Schouwenberg, a senior researcher at the Moscow-based cyber security firm Kaspersky Labs, told ABC News today that the DDoS attacks could have been done by an independent group and did not necessarily require the expertise or financial support that a state like Iran could provide.
"It's really rather simple," he said. "We don't see enough evidence that would categorize this operation as something only a nation-state sponsored actor could pull off."


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Picasso: The Vollard Suite
The staff of the Modern is pleased to announce the exhibition of selected works from Pablo Picasso's Vollard Suite, part of the Museum's permanent collection. These works were last exhibited in 1985. Director Marla Price remarks, "The Vollard Suite is one of the great treasures of our collection. We are delighted to put it on view in our new building." Curator Andrea Karnes adds, "The Vollard Suite is our first highlighted exhibition of works on paper in the new building. It not only represents an important time in Picasso's oeuvre, when he explored neoclassicism, but it also demonstrates the incredible fluidity of his imagery and his ongoing interest in Cubism. The acquisition of these prints in 1966 — nearly forty years ago — was a precursor to one of the Museum's most important purchases of the twentieth century, that of Picasso's Femme Couchée Lisant, 1960, which was acquired in 1967."
These famous plates — etchings, dry points, and combined techniques — created by Picasso between 1930 and 1937, represent one of the highlights of the artist's career. Ambroise Vollard, the publisher of the Suite, was one of the twentieth century's greatest art dealers and publishers. Prior to World War I, his Paris gallery was the central hub for artists and collectors, who were drawn there by his extraordinary inventory of paintings, including works by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir. In 1895 he began to commission prints from painters and sculptors, including Pierre Bonnard, Edvard Munch, Auguste Rodin, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Edouard Vuillard. By 1939 Vollard had published more than twenty superb books — ancient classics, works by French authors of the nineteenth century, and modern literature, each one illustrated by a leading artist. Vollard spared neither time nor expense and experimented constantly with text, type, and illustrative techniques.
Picasso and Vollard shared a close working relationship until 1910, when the dealer found the painter's Cubist style difficult to accept. But for the preceding decade, Vollard served as Picasso's primary dealer and, despite his misgivings about Cubism, the two continued to collaborate on publishing projects after 1910. In fact, ranking among Vollard's chief achievements as a publisher are Picasso's editions, including the one-hundred-plate Vollard Suite.
The Suite includes twenty-seven separate sheets dealing with various themes, and seventy-three sheets on five themes: Battle of Love, The Sculptor's Studio, Rembrandt, the Minotaur and the Blind Minotaur, and portraits of Vollard. When these works are exhibited as a group, the viewer immediately senses the unity of tone despite the variety of subjects. This stems from the Suite's predominance of the linear, neoclassic style that appeared in Picasso's art following trips to Rome, Florence, Naples, and Pompeii, where he was exposed to ancient art.
The sheets depicting the Sculptor's Studio reflect Picasso's preoccupation with sculpture that began in 1932 when he bought Château Boisgeloup in France. Like the pages of a diary, these works record a wide range of the artist's moods. A concentrated sculptor and his model (the artist's current mistress, Marie-Thérèse Walter) appear in many of the works. These sheets merge readily into the Battle of Love: expressive, dynamic, and richly conceived. The Minotaur, Picasso's ideal union of man and animal, is pictured variously as tender seducer, leering lecher, and tragic, blinded creature.
Picasso's technical inventiveness is evident on every sheet. He rose to the remarkable challenge of Rembrandt's etching technique while exploring that subject, attaining the utmost delicacy of dry point in tandem with the velvet-black etched areas. In 1936 he mastered the sugar process, or "lift-ground" method of aquatint and brilliantly utilized its rich effects in the nocturnal scenes of masked figures and sleeping women. The portraits of Vollard, the last three sheets added to the Suite, reflect both the painterly effects of soft-ground etching and the linear simplicity of dry point in these supreme tributes to an extraordinary partnership.


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How about a short trip through time?
Our starting point will be Léfkes, the queen of Paros' mainland. A beautiful mountain village, with scattered neoclassical strokes of the brush, enriches its known Cycladic character with the labyrinth narrow streets, the shady arches and the chaotic game of the white volumes of the houses. In old times, when the Aegean Sea was ploughed by pirates, Léfkes was the protected capital city of the island and a network of cobblestone streets linked it to the other villages in the island as well as the ports. A taste of such a distant past, a taste of another Paros, difficult to be found on the crowded beaches, can be savoured on the "Byzantine Road", the best known and best preserved section of the island's old stone paved streets.
The Byzantine Road links Léfkes with the small, traditional settlement of Pródromos. It is said that it was constructed in Byzantine times, about 1,000 years ago, and was part of a central road traversing the entire island, joining Parikia with Pisso Livádi, as well as the Proti Castle with that of Kéfalos. It is a route lasting about an hour and a half, within the virgin Parian landscape, pleasant, short and accessible to all.
While in Léfkes, here's how you will find the Byzantine Road:
(1) Start at the sharp turn where the bus coming from Parikia stops.
(2) Take the wide central road that goes inside the village, and you will arrive at the beautiful central square, where a clearly legible sign will direct you to a typical Cycladic narrow street leading to Ayia Triáda, the largest church in Léfkes.
(3) Just before the church, at a crossroads, turn towards the direction shown by a smaller and not so clear sign, and after about 100 metres you will reach the south-easternmost point of the island. There a sign saying Byzantine Road and a white stone mark the start of the route.
Just a soil path at some of its parts today, but mostly as wide, stove paved and well preserved road, the Byzantine Road goes downhill lazily towards the east, traversing terraced slopes, olive trees, myrtles, wild flowers and herbs. Loosen up and allow yourselves to inhale the intoxicating aromas of sage, thyme, oregano while walking in the peaceful landscape. Let yourself travel in time, if only for moments, to older times when peasants, merchants and sailors walked along.
Half way along the road traverses a dry stream bed with a little bridge, going slightly uphill on a slope and reaches the mountain top with awesome views of the eastern part of the island. Next go downhill northeastern bound towards Pródromos, a village very different from Léfkes, but equally beautiful and special, typical of a fortified Cycladic settlement, where the houses used to form walls protecting their village from pirates and other invaders.
Some useful tips:
• You won't need special hiking boots, maps, difficult to use GPS devices or heavy backpacks to walk along the Byzantine Road. Still, don't forget to get your suntan lotion and of course water or even something to eat under the shade of a tree at any point during your hike. Alternatively, finish your walk at one of the taverns in Pródromos, Marpissa or Pisso Livádi. The most adventurous can continue towards the hill of Kéfalos to visit the monastery of Ayios Antónios and the ruins of the Venetian castle at the top, later heading to Kalóyeros beach for a refreshing swim.
• You can hike the same route following the opposite direction, from Pródromos to Léfkes, but it will be more of an uphill course.
• As you will notice, there is no litter on the Byzantine Road. Make sure you help it remain so.
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NYC mayoral race becoming charged
Charges of wrongdoing become potent wild cards in any big election -- and the New York City mayoral contest holds a few in the deck.
The federal probe into city Comptroller John Liu's political fundraising grabbed attention at a mayoral candidates' forum in Manhattan on Thursday night. And surprisingly, it was Democrat Liu, playing to an audience full of his cheering fans, who raised the issue.
Over three years, he complained, authorities "wiretapped my phones. . . . They reviewed a million documents and messages. They interrogated thousands of my supporters. And yet, what do they have to show for it? It's time to put up or shut up already."
Liu's ex-campaign treasurer and a contributor were on trial on conspiracy counts before an illness interrupted the case, which is to resume next month.
While Liu campaigns under a cloud, other shadows may be forming. Word suddenly emerged last week of grand-jury subpoenas from a special prosecutor involving the Working Families Party's finances from 2008 to 2010. In 2009, the party's field operation gave key help to Democrat Bill de Blasio in his bid to become the city's public advocate. Party lawyers claim improper secret procedures led to lawyer Roger Adler's assignment as special prosecutor.
Older issues get a new airing. In 2008, the City Council, under Speaker Christine Quinn, weathered revelations of shoddy pork-barrel practices. Two years ago Quinn said she'd "known for quite some time" that a federal probe of the funding procedures had ended, but rival Democrat William C. Thompson Jr. and others lay the "phantom member-items scandal" at her door. And in 2011, Independence Party candidate Adolfo Carrion paid a $10,000 fine to a city ethics board for hiring an architect who was also involved in a housing development backed by Carrion while he was Bronx borough president.
SHIFTING TERRAIN: Some political partisans say it's interesting that out-funded, first-time Democratic candidate Vivianne Falcone of West Islip won more than 47 percent of the vote in the Suffolk portion of the newly drawn 2nd Congressional District, where veteran GOP Rep. Peter King (R-Seaford) was re-elected Nov. 6. Within Suffolk, King got 88,383 votes to Falcone's 78,709. King dominated in the new district's smaller Nassau portion, his home turf, where he beat Falcone 71 to 28 percent, or 53,926 to 21,836. Falcone said last week she'd lacked the resources to campaign in Nassau. She said she hasn't decided if she'll try again next year.


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So something I was thinking of here was on each of the games pages on the website, adding in instructions dependant on the title. Now for most games, this will be a basic link to the generic setup page (If need be). The times where this is more crucial is in the cases of game titles that aren't readily available or require a special set up process.
Games such as PBA Tour Bowling that aren't available for purchase, need to be burnt to disc and/or (Especially in the case of PBA Tour) require additional files to skip region lockouts and other frustrating additions. This would help gamers get themselves up and running easier and might reduce the demand on the community for support on often basic information.
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Kim Jong Un's sister stole focus from Pence at the Olympics
PYEONGCHANG, South Korea - At the Winter Olympics in South Korea, before the opening ceremony, all eyes were trained on how a possible meeting between the U.S. and North Korean side will play out.
However, with one of the most important part of the North Korean side, Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong, ending her historic visit to South Korea on Sunday - analysts noted that she successfully managed to steal the focus away from the U.S. Vice President Mike Pence at the event.
Last week, the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un decided to send a large delegation to the Winter Olympics in South Korea, and chose his only sister as his emissary.
Amid the global media eyeballs that the recently elevated sister of the North Korean leader received, the harsh message that Pence propagated - in the region most threatened by the North Korean nuclear program - got somewhat sidelined.
While Pence remained focussed on the message that the U.S. has been propagating for months now, that of ratcheting up "maximum sanctions" until the North dismantles its nuclear arsenal - Kim Yo Jong delivered a message of reconciliation.
U.S. media reports were quick to point out that in South Korea, news outlets instantly dubbed Kim Yo Jong "North Korea's Ivanka," likening her influence to that of Ivanka Trump on her father, President Donald Trump.
Jong was closely followed by the news media during her three-day visit to Seoul and to Pyeongchang and on Sunday night, she flew back to North Korea.
During her visit, not once did she speak in public and even managed to outflank Trump's envoy to the Olympics, winning the game of diplomatic image-making.
Adding to everyone's surprise, Jong even delivered an unexpected invitation from her brother to the South Korean president, Moon Jae In, to visit the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, reportedly for inter-Korean talks.
Through her stay, she made an appearance at the opening ceremony, then at the Olympic debut of the unified Korean women's ice hockey team and then at a performance in Seoul by a North Korean art troupe.
To a large extent, analysts also pointed out that Pence did not make an appearance at a dinner hosted by the South Korean President before the opening ceremony.
They noted that this meant Pence avoided spending much time with the North Korean delegation, including with Kim Yong Nam, the country's ceremonial head of state.
Pence also remained seated when the unified Korean Olympic team marched into the stadium, receiving a standing ovation on Friday night.
Critics called Pence's move disrespectful of the athletes and his host, Moon Jae In.
Mintaro Oba, a former diplomat at the State Department specializing in the Koreas, who now works as a speechwriter in Washington said in a statement that Pence is playing "right into North Korea's hands by making it look like the U.S. is straying from its ally and actively undermining efforts for inter-Korean relations."
Oba added that Jong, on the other hand, "is a very effective tip of the spear for the North Korean charm offensive."
Korean affairs analysts, however, said that Pence had missed an opportunity.
Alexis Dudden, a professor of history at the University of Connecticut pointed out, "I think it would have been really helpful to the conversation of denuclearization for the Pences to have appreciated the effort put into bringing team unified Korea into the stadium. And it wouldn't have lessened the American position."
She added, "The fact that he and Mrs. Pence didn't stand when the unified team came in was a new low in a bullying type of American diplomacy."


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Rangers chief executive Charles Green has predicted that the Glaswegian side will be playing in English football within five years.
Scotland's most successful club are even prepared to start as low as the Conference and work their way up to the Premier League, with Green ready to go to court to make it happen.
Green also believes that the presence of the Old Firm in English football would be hugely beneficial to the game south of Scotland.
"Whether it is next week, because the English authorities change their mind, or in five to 10 years, Rangers and Celtic will leave Scotland," Green told the Daily Mirror.
"I would like to think within five years. I say to English clubs: Don't be afraid of the unknown. There will be cross-border leagues and that will change the face of European football. These doors are opening."
Whilst the Rangers chief executive is in favour of the idea, it appears as though clubs in England are not so enthusiastic.
The idea of a two-tier Premier League system, including Celtic and Rangers, was mooted in 2009 but quickly dropped.
"Why would football clubs or football authorities not want Rangers and Celtic?" Green said.
"If they say: 'It wouldn't add anything into the game', they are lying.
"I watched Southampton play Wigan. The stadium wasn't full – there were empty seats. Now there is no way on God's earth that any team that Rangers play will have empty seats.
"That is what football wants – to bring the money in. Not just to keep banging Rupert Murdoch's door and say we want some more money.
"When you say the English FA and Football League don't want us, when you look at some of these clubs, Portsmouth have gone bust three times in four years.
"Two English clubs have come to me and said: 'Buy us and close us down. Take us for free and take on the liabilities'.
"I have spoken to a number of chief executives from Premier League clubs – and all of them would welcome Rangers.
"Of the people I have spoken to directly, or people on my behalf have spoken to, throughout the leagues – 20 – only two have said no."


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We've seen the Delta. Maybe we've fished it, maybe we've sailed it.
We've seen the Delta. Maybe we've fished it, maybe we've sailed it.
But what do we call it?
As part of a "branding" effort to increase public awareness about the estuary, the Delta Protection Commission is asking residents to help decide whether the Delta should be referred to as "The California Delta" or "The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta."
The word "California" is recognizable around the world, but also might imply that Delta water belongs "as much to out-of-area Californians as to locals," the commission says in a press release.
While "Sacramento-San Joaquin" is geographically correct in referring to the two main rivers that feed the estuary, those terms aren't as well known outside the area.
What do you think? You can take the commission's survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DeltaName.


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Dossier: SPSS acquired NetGenesis with an eye toward combining NetGenesis' Web analytics software with its own CRM offerings. What do customers make of the match?
In 2001, SPSS acquired NetGenesis of Cambridge, Mass., with the intention of weaving NetGenesis' Web analytics software into SPSS's customer relationship management software. The thinking was that companies will want to track all customers, whether they arrive by foot, phone or the Web.
"What we'd really like to be able to do is combine our key clickstream data with our overall customer data warehouse," says Carson, whose company has about $495 million in annual sales split evenly between phone and Web orders. However, 1-800-FLOWERS would need to get customer adapters built to make that happen, rather than buy software from NetGenesis or other vendors.
1-800-FLOWERS used NetGenesis software to test two versions of a calendar on its Web site. One featured a standard pull-down box for a delivery date, the other used a more advanced visual calendar that displayed the earliest date that an order could be delivered.
"The (visual) calendar won hands down," says Carson. By letting customers see early on whether a delivery would arrive in time, the site dramatically reduced the number of abandoned shopping carts. "That's the kind of thing we want the software to tell us."
Larry Gentry, an executive at Countrywide Home Loans, thinks it should be easier to integrate Web data with other corporate data. The company did about $13.6 billion in loan funding last year, with almost $5.9 billion coming from e-commerce channels. "Our business channels want to compare branch statistics against online statistics," he says. "They want to know, for example, how many people walked into a branch and walked out with a loan versus online visitors. Doing that today requires proprietary connections. It's not as easy as it should be."
SPSS Inc.
233 S. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60606
(312) 651-3000
Ticker: SPSS
Exchange: NASDAQ
Employees: 1,385
Jack Noonan
Noonan became president and CEO of SPSS in January 1992. Before that, he was president and CEO of database developer Microrim, and previously served in senior positions with Amdahl, Candle and IBM.
Susan Phelan
Division President, CustomerCentric Solutions
Phelan is responsible for SPSS's CustomerCentric Solutions division, which includes its NetGenesis Web analytics product line, and its Customer-Centric CRM software. She is working to more closely align the two product families. She joined SPSS in 1980 as a sales representative and product specialist.
SPSS's key Web analytics offerings are NetGenesis and NetGenesis Enterprise, which SPSS acquired in October 2001. The company offers a wide range of business intelligence, CRM, and Web analytics products divided into five families: CustomerCentric Solutions, ShowCase, SPSS Business Intelligence, SPSS Enabling Technologies and SPSS MR.
Reference Checks
Todd & Holland Tea Merchants
Bill Todd
President, Owner
Project: Purveyor of fine teas uses NetGenesis to track its customers' purchasing patterns.
Bill Carson
VP, Application Solutions
(516) 237-6000
Project: Flower dealer uses NetGenesis to analyze purchasing trends, determine how to improve Web site operation, and find out why customers abandon shopping carts.
Countrywide Home Loans
Larry Gentry
First VP, E-Business Technologies
(818) 871-4000
Project: Uses NetGenesis to track customers on 60 e-commerce units ranging from sites for home loans, to insurance, investing and corporate clients.
David Wang
Group Leader, Site Analysis
(312) 696-6063
Project: Invest-ment research firm uses NetGenesis to help analysts determine the issues and investments that most interest its customers.
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Ruth McDunn
Manager, Web Information
Project: Security issues have prompted the center to ask more questions about Web site visitors and the information they seek. Net-Genesis is used to gather intelligence.
Follet Higher Education
Sheridan Lodico
Specialist, Internet Information
Project: The operator of 1,000 online college bookstores uses NetGenesis.
Executives listed here are all users of SPSS's NetGenesis analytics software. Their willingness to discuss their experience has been confirmed by Baseline.
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Akshay Chand allegedly murdered 18 year-old Christie Marceau , who died in her mother's arms, in her Auckland home last November. He willl stand trial in October. At the time Chand was on bail on charges of kidnapping and assaulting her two months earlier.
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Justice Warwick Gendall disallowed a plea to again adjourn the liquidation petition against West Coat Brewery.
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The books listed run from Classics like Verne and Wells up to late 1989. Leafing through the book you can see what a wide selection
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Pentax K-5 II Review
Usability - How easy is it to use?
The Pentax K-5 II is externally virtually identical to the K-5, so the content of this digital camera review page is nearly identical to the corresponding page of the K-5 review. Where differences exist, they are written in green just like this text. If you read the K-5 IIs review
Pentax K-5 IIs, skip to the the performance page as this page is identical.
The ergonomics of the Pentax K-5 II are rather good for a relatively compact DSLR. Its narrow body and 3" LCD has resulted in a less comfortable body than the K20D, yet it remains very efficient to use. It has a deep grip with a clear indentation below the front control-wheel which is angled upwards to make it easy to reach. The index finger comfortably rests on the shutter-release and can easily move back to the EC and ISO buttons behind it. A protrusion to the right of the thumb on the camera's rear ensures a secure hold. When gripping the camera with the index finger on the shutter-release, the thumb rests between the rear control-dial and AE-L button. A green button is within easy reach just below. The camera feels very solid with a confidence-inspiring weight.
Most remaining buttons are crowded below the rear control dial. There are a large number of buttons to target pros who need quick access to functions under time-pressure. The green button intelligently varies its function depending on the camera mode. In P, M and TAv mode it resets the exposure to the program line by default. In other modes it automatically sets the ISO sensitivity. When used in conjunction with the EC button, it resets the applied EC value, perfect for preparing for the next shot. It resets White-Balance fine tuning from the WB setting screen as well. It resets AF-Fine-Tuning adjustments too when calibrating lenses.
The AF button below it either engages or cancels autofocus, depending on a custom setting. This button is surrounded by the 3-way focus-point selector. The 3 options it provides are center-focus, manual-selection and automatic-selection. Setting the focus point manually requires pressing the OK button. This shows an indicator in the viewfinder which means that the 4 direction buttons now move the focus point. Pressing OK again returns the focus-point to the center. Holding the focus-point for 1 sec restores normal operation to the 4-way controller.
Below the AF button is the Live-View toggle button. Entering Live-View raises the mirror and shows a feed from the sensor. The camera has an incomplete Live-View which does not show exposure accurately. There is also a histogram but since it does not always reflect exposure, it serves little purpose. Since the K-5 II is equipped with a 100% coverage optical viewfinder, the only thing live-view does more is preview white-balance. Framing and focus can be seen by the OVF perfectly.
A 5-way controller, made of 5 separate buttons adjacent to the Live-View button. Each direction activates one setting like Drive-Mode, Custom-Image-Parameters, Flash-Mode and White-Balance. The last two buttons in the column are the Info and Menu buttons. Info shows an editable status display and Menu does the obvious.
The K-5 II has a large pentaprism viewfinder which provides a bright and clear image with 100% coverage and 0.92X magnification. The optical viewfinder is surrounded by a soft and comfortable rubber frame. To the left of the OVF are the Playback and Delete buttons. This Pentax is shooting priority, like all current DSLR cameras. Half-press the shutter and the camera is instantly ready to shoot.
A large and high resolution LCD screen finds itself below the viewfinder and Play/Delete buttons. The 3" LCD has an excellent angle-of-view and outdoor visibility due to a very good anti-reflective coating. The display is very close to the left side of the camera which makes it prone to smudges. The Pentax K-5 II and K-5 IIs have a new gapless LCD which offers improved contrast and visibility compared. The display is also very slightly recessed now in hopes to attract fewer smudges.
The LCD can show the dual-axis digital-level, displaying tilt and pitch separately in 1/3° increments. There are markers showing the 1° Automatic Horizon Correction limits when stabilization is enabled. Otherwise, the limit is 2° since one degree is reserved for Shake-Reduction correction.
The small size of the K-5 II and its numerous buttons really contribute to this cramped design. Another minor problem is that the left strap eyelet is forwards of the camera. That makes the neck-strap occasionally interfere with the mode-dial.
The two control-dials are extremely well used, providing direct access to exposure parameters. A great usability feature of this DSLR is that whenever aperture or shutter-speed can be changed using a control-dial it appears underlined in the viewfinder. This provides an indication as to the current exposure mode. It would have been even more helpful if the parameter controlled by the front wheel had a line above it instead of below. In program mode (P), called Hyper-Program, the control-dials are used to enter Aperture-Priority (Av) mode and Shutter-Priority (Tv) mode. An excellent capability of the K-5 II is the choice of six program linesAuto, Normal, Speed-priority, Maximize Depth-of-Field, Minimize Depth-of-Field and MTF. In Sensitivity-Priority (Sv) mode, one control-wheel selects the ISO sensitivity, the other shifts exposureChanges between equivalent aperture and shutter-speed combinations.
In Av and Tv modes, one control-dial sets the main exposure parameter and the other can perform Exposure-Compensation or select the ISO sensitivity. When the second control-dial selects the ISO, pressing the green button can automatically set the sensitivity. A great touch is that the Pentax K-5 II reports the selected sensitivity in the viewfinder and on the top-mounted LCD panel.
In TAv and M modes, a control-wheel selects the aperture, the other selects the shutter-speed. The difference is that M mode uses a fixed ISO while TAv mode tries to achieve a correct exposure by selecting the ISO. In these modes, the AE-L button, in combination with a control-wheel, shifts the exposure. The green button provides a starting point for manually setting exposure.
The control-wheels are also put to good use during image playback and menu navigation. The rear one zooms in and out, while the front one moves between images without changing the zoom level. This gives an effective way to inspect a detailed area of multiple images. To speed up menu navigation, the two control-wheels can also be used: one to iterate over tabs, the other over pages of a single menu.
ISO is selectable up to 51200 with extended range is enabled. The lowest ISO is 80 but if Highlight Correction is enabled, that increases to 160. Shadow adjustment has no effect on the Pentax K-5 II's ISO range. There is an automatic ISO setting which can be customized by selecting the minimum and maximum allowed sensitivity. An additional setting controls how fast the camera increases sensitivity, meaning if the camera prefers lowering the shutter-speed over raising the ISO. ISO sensitivity can be set using a dedicated button in together with the rear control wheel which is needed in Manual (M) mode.
There is unfortunately a flash-recommendation warning which cannot be turned off. This warning appears as a flashing lightning icon in the viewfinder when the shutter-speed falls below a certain fixed threshold. Having this flashing icon does get annoying after a while, so we are still hoping Pentax will add an option to disable it via a firmware update. This warning is of little help as using a flash is frequently ineffective.
By now, it is clear that the K-5 II is well thought-out with priority given to direct access of common functions. At the same time, the Pentax K-5 II has an unprecedented level of customization available. The Custom-Image menu, activated by the right button of the 4-way controller, shows 9 modes: Bright, Natural, Portrait, Landscape, Vibrant, Muted, Bleach Bypass, Reversal Film and B&W. Six of these modes can be tweaked using five image parameters: Saturation, Hue, High/Low Key, Contrast, and Sharpness. Additionally, there are two advanced settings: Highlight contrast and Shadow contrast which can be shown or hidden using the front-control-wheel. There are 9 steps of each parameter except that there are 3 sharpness scales to choose from for sharpness. To see the difference between sharpness settings, see the K-5 II Sharpness page. Bleach Bypass mode uses the same parameters as most color modes, except that it replaces Hue with Toning. B&W is has the same choices as Bleach Bypass except it replaces Saturation with Filter Effect. Finally, only Sharpness can be set for Reversal Film.
The good news is that this flexibility provides complete control over the image appearance, taking over functions which used to done by RAW-conversion software. What is left is the daunting task of optimally setting these options. The effect of single-step changes is very subtle and hard to discern on the camera's display. One is therefore most likely to prepare a set of parameters and keep using it for most situations.
A switch on the front of the camera body selects between 3 focus modes: single-shot, continuous and manual. In single-shot mode, the camera will not take a picture unless focus-lock has been established. This can be done by pressing the shutter-release halfway or by pressing the AF button on the camera's rear. In continuous-focus mode, half-pressing the shutter keeps focusing constantly. In manual-focus mode, the camera very conveniently reports when one of the sensors has achieved focus. Focus confirmation is indicated in the viewfinder and, optionally, by a beep.
In the spirit of keeping things clear, the K-5 II displays on its rear LCD a summary of its settings each time it is powered on or the mode is changed. The Info button can be used to display current settings on the rear LCD on-demand. On the K-5 II settings can be changed directly from the Info screen. These settings are: Auto ISO range, AF-points, Highlight Correction, Shadow Correction, Distortion Correction, Lateral Chromatic Aberrations Correction, Cross-Processing, Extended Bracketing, Digital Filter, HDR, image format, image resolution, image quality and stabilization. Direction buttons select which setting to change and a control-dial changes it.
Since it's quite common to leave a setting such as white-balance or exposure-compensation incorrectly set and thus ruin a large number of images, several Pentax digital cameras, including the K-5 II, allow to specify which settings are reset on power-offFlash mode, drive mode, white-balance, custom image, sensitivity, exposure-compensation, flash-compensation, cross-processing, extended-bracketing, digital filter, HDR, playback info and file number.. This shows that Pentax thinks about common mistakes. It would have been even better if users could specify the reset value for each setting as well. This simple change is implementable via firmware.
The Pentax K-5 II supports two file numbering systems. One numbers images sequentially and groups about 500 images per folder. This arbitrary limit is quite annoying as it often requires copying multiple directories from a single memory card. The other numbering system places files into folders named relative to the current date. The K-5 II also allows users to choose the first 4 letters of filenames. This DSLR allows to specify copyright information to be embedded directly in image files.
Like all DSLR cameras to date, this one has a metal tripod mount, in-line with the center of the lens. This is the ideal location for panorama shots. Given that total weight can easily be dominated by the lens, also excellent for balance. The bottom of the camera has a door for the battery compartment. This door has a folding latch to keep a tight seal against splashing. Using gloves, it is hard to open but that is a small price to pay for a class-leading weatherproof body. There is an additional rubber flap to protect the battery-grip connector as well. The optional battery-grip can use a second Lithium-Ion battery or 6 AAs for increased versatility.
The Pentax K-5 II accepts SDXC, SDHC and SD cards which are presently the cheapest per capacity. These cards come in different speeds and a high-speed card is strongly recommended for HD video. Memory cards are inserted behind a sturdy plastic door with rubber-seals for weatherproofing. Just below the card-door is a rubber flap for an optional wired remote. The K-5 II also supports wireless remotes with receptors in the front and back for added flexibility. The former is normally used for self-portraits, the latter to minimize shake during long exposures. The other side of the camera has a large rubber-flap which covers the HDMI, USB, A/V and DC connectors. Just above that is yet-another rubber-flap, this time to cover the mini-jack for stereo input. This can be used in conjunction with a hot-shoe mounted microphone or a wireless one.
Pentax K-5 II Highlights
Sensor-Size: 24 x 16mm
Actual size when viewed at 100 DPI
|16 Megapixels DSLR
|Pentax K Mount
|Shutter 1/8000-30s
|3-Axis Built-in Stabilization, 3-Stop Improvement
|Full manual controls, including Manual Focus
|100% Coverage
Large Viewfinder
|Custom white-balance with 2 axis fine-tuning
|Auto Horizon Correction
2 Axis Digital Level
|Weatherproof down to -10C
|Hot-Shoe & Sync-Port
|Built-in Dust Reduction
|Stereo audio input
|7 FPS Drive, 40 Images
|Lithium-Ion Battery
|1920x1080 @ 25 FPS Video Recording
|Secure Digital Extended Capacity
|3" LCD 920K Pixels
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Anyway, I just wanted to tell you all that I will not be blogging from Teaching Little Apples anymore. Don't be sad! I have a new blog and I think the name suits me perfectly!
TLA will always have a very special place in my heart because it opened up so many doors for me as a teacher but I am not the same teacher I was back in 2011 when I first started blogging.
If you click on the image below, it will take you to my brand new blog. Please become a follower on there and Facebook. I will be having a giveaway soon and you won't want to miss it!!!! Trust me!
Thanks for being with me all these years! Now time to go make some new memories!!!