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First day back from Italy, I saw one of the sure signs of impending summer: preseason college football preview magazines on the newsstands.
Not surprisingly, the Dawgs don't have the lofty expectations of last year at this time, when they were the consensus preseason No. 1 team, but both Lindy's Southeastern 2009 Preview ($6.99) and Sporting News College Football '09 ($7.99) see them in the Top 20.
Lindy's puts UGA at No. 17, right behind the Trade School. Florida is, of course, No. 1 and other SEC schools ranked include LSU (6), Alabama (7) and Ole Miss (9). The Dawgs' opening opponent, Oklahoma State, is ranked No. 10.
The magazine's assessment of Georgia includes a cheap shot quote from an anonymous SEC coach (who sounds like he probably was one of those who lost to Mark Richt last year). He says last year's UGA team might have been "kind of soft. They never knocked you off the ball or blocked that well."
Lindy's sums up the 2009 Dawgs by noting their "ambitious" schedule and saying: "The 'wow' factor [Matthew Stafford and Knowshon Moreno] is gone, but eight or nine victories in the regular season seems reasonable for a stable program that never takes an off year in recruiting."
Rennie Curran is UGA's only preseason All-American in Lindy's, making the second team defense. Lindy's ranks A.J. Green (who's on the cover for this region) at No. 6 among wide receivers (with Alabama's Julio Jones at No. 3 and Okie State's Dez Bryant at No. 1). Ben Jones is ranked No. 6 among centers, Clint Bolling is No. 5 at offensive guard, Geno Atkins is No. 8 among defensive tackles, Curran is the No. 4 outside linebacker and Reshad Jones is No. 12 among safeties. UGA has the second best offensive line, Lindy's reckons, and its recruiting class is ranked No. 6.
The same rankings are used in a companion publication, Lindy's Football 2009 College Preview ($7.99).
The Sporting News preview, which has Joe Cox and South Carolina's Stephen Garcia on the cover of this region's edition, ranks UGA at No. 15. They also have Florida at No. 1, with Ole Miss at No. 5, LSU at No. 8 and Alabama at No. 13. Oklahoma State is ranked No. 10 and Georgia Tech is No. 11. Curran is a third-team All-American.
SN's "fearless forecast" trashes this year's No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, saying "Georgia won't miss Matthew Stafford. Good riddance to his 33 career interceptions in a Georgia uniform. New quarterback Joe Cox isn't going to win games by himself, but he won't hurt the Bulldogs like Stafford did."
Sounds like Stafford ran over this guy's dog. And like the writer never watched Georgia play over the past two seasons.
Overall, the Sporting News has UGA finishing second in the SEC East and projects the Dawgs in the Chick-fil-A Bowl, giving them a B+ grade and commenting that Georgia has "stacked defensive and offensive lines. … A.J. Green might be SEC's best receiver. … Always better when not hyped in preseason."
Can't argue with that.
Anyone think preseason rankings of No. 17 or No. 15 for the Dawgs are way off the mark or are they about right?
May 29th, 2009
2:40 pm
AJ Green was good with Stafford throwing to him. Without Stafford, Julio Jones is hands down the best SEC receiver, based on talent.
May 29th, 2009
2:41 pm
I think mid-teens is pretty fair for a team with great lines but very little flash at the skill positions.
We will know an awful lot after week one in Stillwater. It isn't make or break, but if we do go out west and win, it's certainly reasonable to think UGA can win 10 regular season games. Get crushed out there, and it's probably more like 8-4.
If UGA gets a pass rush and runs the ball, they'll go 10-2. If not…8-4 city, baby.
May 29th, 2009
2:42 pm
Probably about right to start the season, but I think the Dawgs will surprise some people. I keep waffling back and forth about how they will do against Oklahoma State, I guess channeling my inner Larry Munson. You know, hope for the best and expect the worst.
May 29th, 2009
2:42 pm
come on….first
May 29th, 2009
2:43 pm
dang took too long to read the column. I think that the assessments in the preseason rankings are fair. Okie State at #10 seems a bit lofty but I guess we'll find out pretty early….
May 29th, 2009
2:44 pm
I think the NATS are going to struggle on both of their lines this year…we all know the battle is won in the trenches!!!
I truly believe if you squeeze 9 wins out of this years schedule that will be tremendous
May 29th, 2009
2:44 pm
BamaCLT, I guess you are saying you aren't gonna skip a beat without pretty boy three name John Parker Wilson?
May 29th, 2009
2:45 pm
The O-line should really help Cox and the running backs. The season will depend on the play of the defensive ends and corners. Overall, the rankings are probably fair
Good luck to the Dawgs!
May 29th, 2009
2:50 pm
45-42!!!!!! hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahah
May 29th, 2009
2:51 pm
Isn't it amazing the so called experts never figure out most games are won by the team with the better line play. Last year, the overpaid and overhyped brilliant ones of the media had UGA #1 with 18 and 19 year old guys on the O-Line.
Now, the O-line play will have a ton of experience and should really help. Yes, we lose a talented QB and the third best tailback I've ever seen at UGA, but the more experienced line play will make up for it. Also the WR bunch is probably an improvement. Yet the "know it all" media clowns just can't see it.
I like how this is playing out for us….especially being behind Tech. This should keep them good and motivated.
May 29th, 2009
2:51 pm
BAMA CLT: Nice contribution. Go to a Tide blog.
May 29th, 2009
2:53 pm
Huh?'s official 2009 prediction:
Okie State W
South Carolina L
Arkansas W
Arizona State W
Tennessee W
Vandy W
Florida L
Tennessee Tech W
Auburn W
Kentucky W
Georgia Tech W
Cap One Bowl vs. fat ankled Big 10 team W
Final record: 10-3
Final ranking: 14
May 29th, 2009
2:53 pm
Don't think it was a cheap shot at all. I love the Dawgs, but it's the truth. We were very soft and the line did not block as well because of the injuries and moving around people. That happens to everyone. Oklahoma State will set the tone for the year. If we can pull one out up there it will give us a ton of momentum. If not, it could be a 8 win season. That's why we play them! Go Dawgs!
May 29th, 2009
2:55 pm
Maybe I have lofty expectations, but I think UGA could be ranked a bit higher. With all those starters on the line plus AJ the only thing really missing is a proven running game. But Richt has always found some sort of balance with the run, no matter who is getting the rock.
With our internal D-line and LB corps I think we'll have the hardest defense to consistently run on in the SEC. So while there are question marks out there, I'm anticipating a season like 10-3 again with a finish around #10.
May 29th, 2009
2:55 pm
I thought you were going to talk more about the UGA Dive Dogs this year.
What gives?
Get in the pool, Bill!
May 29th, 2009
2:55 pm
Saint Simons: You're a retard that gives us Techies a bad image. Post something other than 45-42.
Columbus Dawg: We were already struggling on our lines last year, and still had a good season. It was obvious that we had no lines when LSU played against with their 300-pounders that lived off of Campbells beefy soup.
May 29th, 2009
2:55 pm
It seems about fair even though if the skill positions step up the sky is the limit for this team. A lot of ifs for this team to say top 10 in preseason, but don't be surprised if we are at the end. Go Dawgs!
May 29th, 2009
2:56 pm
Bama CLT. If Green was only good because of Stafford (who is now gone), what can you expect out of Jones now that Parker is gone. Your argument is lost on me.
May 29th, 2009
2:58 pm
To PTC Jacket
Saint Simons DOES post something other than 45-42. He then puts HAHAHAHAHAHAHA after it. I guess he took calculus at tech.
May 29th, 2009
2:59 pm
Oops. Got sidetracked about the receiver comments.
I don't see how any objective UGA fan could complain about this ranking. We lost probably 90% of our scoring punch and our defense has HUGE question marks behind it.
May 29th, 2009
3:00 pm
BamaCLT, you have all made us more stupid for having read your comment. Thanks.
May 29th, 2009
3:01 pm
Two deep on O-line and D-line enough said, games are won and lost in the trenches and no other position. If Joe Cox has time to throw he will pick apart any defense.
May 29th, 2009
3:02 pm
Being called soft is not a cheap shot. It is a fact. The 2008 team was very soft in every phase of the game.
May 29th, 2009
3:04 pm
Georgia's team was kind of soft last year. They lost their best offensive Tackle and one of the best Defensive Tackles in the country.
If those two stay healthy this year, no one will call them soft.
May 29th, 2009
3:07 pm
Didn't I read that Green was the #1 receiver in the SEC followed by MoMass? I keep seeing Julio forced above him in rankings. What's going on? Am I reading from bad publications?
UGA's rankings are fine, but where the heck does this Gnat and Okie St set of rankings come from? Seems like we have deluded ourselves about what happened last year. No one seems to think that the Dawgs will be strong even with the returning injured players. While we don't expect Cox or any other QB putting up Staff numbers, we still expect the defensive points to lessen on the boards so that our QBs don't have to overcome high scores. Is the return of a possibly most game-experienced set of players not worth spit? Some folks are in for a rude awakening and it ain't gonna be Dawg Fans nor the Team. This may be one of the best fun-filled years on record for the Dawgs.
May 29th, 2009
3:16 pm
Georgia, barring injuries which killed us last year, will be improved this year. Cox will be just fine, maybe better behind a much improved offensive line. Knowshon will be missed (mostly his hustle), but a good stable of backs will run well behind this line. Defense, a few questions, but solid. Tough schedule and no respect, as usual. UGA wins the first game away, they should be in everone's top ten. Too bad we have to play in the East. Florida will be incredible. Barring injuries, Georgia will have a shot at the Sugar since Florida, barring some major collapse, will be playing, again, for the National. We've got to do something about those guys …
May 29th, 2009
3:24 pm
UGA rules baby! Anybody no the ga baseball score?
May 29th, 2009
3:25 pm
Come on guys, the comment about us being soft was obviously from Steve Superior. He's done such a tremendous job at SC (weren't they supposed to "be in the hunt" one or two years ago) that he's resorting to his usual taunting of better teams.
May 29th, 2009
3:27 pm
Dumb Dog Fan, last I heard UGA was up 10-2. Rain delay.
May 29th, 2009
3:28 pm
Why is "kind of soft. They never knocked you off the ball or blocked that well." a cheap shot. The team didn't but with all the injuries on both lines who expected them to blow people off the ball.
I agree with SN bring on Cox or Logan. The offense will be much more consistant and methodical in '09.
May 29th, 2009
3:28 pm
Call we when Julio Jones A) gains more yards than AJ or B) catches more touchdowns. Heck, that may be a little much. Tell me when he averages more yards per catch.
Here are the stats:
AJ: 56 rec; 963 yds; 8 TDs
JJ: 58 rec; 924 yds; 4 TDs
Maybe he catches more 3rd downs or something but as it stands now, he has been great but slightly less productive than AJ. Of course, you can use your homer forecast as gospel. Btw, the West is better than the East so good luck. Thank god you have some cake walks.
May 29th, 2009
3:30 pm
Oh, and AJ outrushed him by another 61 yds.
However, Julio Jones did have the longest catch at 64 vs. 54. So you will always have that.
May 29th, 2009
3:32 pm
oops! **Call me** not call we [sic]
May 29th, 2009
3:36 pm
Hey uga-b … You need to shut up man. You embarasing the whole dawg nation. Just shut up!
May 29th, 2009
3:46 pm
I find it odd that GT got blown out by LSU in the final game yet because they beat UGA (the only decent team they beat) they get talked up and ranked high while UGA gets trashed in the rankings because they lost to lowly Tech. Seems like a double standard. If UGA sucks that bad, why are Tech fans so proud of beating them? They use running all over our defense, which they all talk so much crap about, to make the case that their ancient offense is unstoppable. How then, did LSU and Gardner Webb do such a great job of stopping it. Techies keep saying it will only get better with time. Why, then, did you guys only score 3 in YOUR FINAL GAME. And seriously Bama, do you really think that we care about your opinion on Julio Jones v. AJ Green. just like us, you are biased. It wouldn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that you think Julio is more talented. Especially since you watched AJ in maybe two games yet Julio in all.
May 29th, 2009
3:47 pm
An emerging pass rush is going to surprise everybody. 11-2, and Tech goes down big!
May 29th, 2009
3:49 pm
AJ Green will have somewhere between 1000-1200 yards recieving with 10+ TD's He will be the main focus of our offense. Still count on us running the ball quite a bit. But without Massaquoi & Durham, coun't on AJ's numbers to improve. Barring injury of course.
If Julio can beat those numbers, then I'll believe he is better reciever. I just don't see him adding a ton more production than he had last year.
May 29th, 2009
3:54 pm
Georgia was soft last year. All year long we waited for that team to really put on a football display and game after game all we got was "this is the SEC and every game is close." No, when you're #1 you beat the crap out of unranked opponents. You don't lose to Tech.
May 29th, 2009
3:56 pm
Baseball update.
UGA still in a rain delay, but expected to resume soon. Other SEC are faring poorly as LSU, Vandy, Bama, Arky and SCar are all losing at the moment
May 29th, 2009
4:00 pm
I agree, this position is much better than last years. As for Cox don't be fooled into thinking he is another Joe T, he is so much better than people realize and if the line is healthy he will be exceptional. My biggest concern is Defensive End and the secondary and of course Willie Martinez. And just for the record Tech will get smashed by the Dogs at tiny Grant field.
May 29th, 2009
4:05 pm
I agree, Bill. Anonymous comments are the most cowardly of all.
May 29th, 2009
4:33 pm
In 2008 UGA had injuries on both sides of the line. The mid teen ranking is about right. 2009 reminds of 2005 in the fact that we have a fifth year senior at QB. The Offensive line should be a strong point while our defensive line needs to get more pressure on the pass rush. The DC needs to blitz more and not be so vanilla. I think a 10 win season is possible provided that we can avoid the injury bug that took up residence last season in Athens. Bama fans better watch out for Ole Miss. Houston Nutt has already made progress and will make them Arkansas fans regret the day they fired him. Florida is a given as #! but Gator fans remember this. The hunter will become the hunted.
May 29th, 2009
4:37 pm
I wish the Dawgs had the Gators OC schedule this year then we might have a shot at the NC. I mean Really? Florida plays Charleston Southern, Troy, and Florida International. It should be illegal to schedule all three of those teams in the same year. If they dont't win the NC this year then something is wrong.
May 29th, 2009
4:39 pm
If UGA's D plays ball this year like a Dawg D should we can afford to give up a few points on offense.
May 29th, 2009
4:39 pm
I bet it was either Spurrier or Fulmer, probably Spurrier. It just sounds kind of like him.
May 29th, 2009
4:42 pm
It's not Spurrier. There's no way he wouldn't attach his name to that quote.
May 29th, 2009
4:42 pm
I will happily embarass myself with facts at any given turn. You can keep your conjecture and name-calling.
May 29th, 2009
4:44 pm
Good to have you back Bill, middle teens is fine with me and the trade school being ahead is even ok. Who cares about coaches quotes in the offseason, sounds like bulletin board material to me. And i can't wait for the nerds to have a undefeated season and we tap that a$$ late in November for another run of UGA victories. ENJOY YOUR HYPE NERDS!!
May 29th, 2009
4:45 pm
What I don't get is the relavance of an assessment of last year's line play.


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Although 2012 was a better year in Texas for cotton production, that is not saying much after the 2011 record drought. But, we are thankful for the additional 1.5 million more bales our members got to process last season, and the rest of the cotton industry infrastructure is thankful as well. Everyone – producers, ginners, cottonseed handlers, warehouses, merchants and all the businesses that support the state's cotton industry – are hoping Mother Nature will be kind to us in 2013.
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It is my pleasure to welcome all of you to our 106th Annual Meeting and Cotton Trade Show of the Texas Cotton Ginners' Association. The officers, executive committee, board of directors and staff hope you enjoy the show. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you while you are attending our event.
The TCGA show provides you the opportunity to see advancements in technology being adopted in the cotton ginning industry. Whether it is monitoring your gin's operation on your smartphone or an automated bagger, advanced technology is making its way into our industry. This advanced technology can provide a wealth of data and information to ginners, helping them do a better job of ginning cotton. It can also improve efficiency and reduce processing costs, helping us compete in the world's cotton market. Texas leads the nation in the adoption of many of these new technologies, and many of the companies who are bringing these new products to the industry are exhibiting at our show. I encourage you to take the time to visit all exhibitors and see what they have to offer you as a ginner. Our exhibitors incur significant expense and time to bring their products and services to our show, so be sure you thank them for supporting the event and the Association.
Lastly, I would like to leave you with the findings from a 1977 Master of Arts thesis that was done on the History of the TCGA. The thesis author Charles C. Smith, Jr. stated, "The trade association known as the Texas Cotton Ginners' Association made significant contributions to the cotton industry of Texas and to the cotton industry of this nation. The greatest contribution of the Association was its preservation of a privately owned segment of the economy within the constitutional framework. This accomplishment strengthened the cotton industry, the state and national economy, and the form of government that was threatened by the collapse of the industry and the economy."
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Born Free USA Ready to Work with Ohio Governor, Offers Model Legislation on Exotic Pet Ownership Following Today's Executive Order
In the wake of this week's Zanesville, OH, wild animal tragedy, today Ohio Gov. John Kasich issued Executive Order 2011-20K, which makes commitments that include working with local humane societies, law enforcement and public officials to approach the issue of regulating ownership of private exotics; rigorously reviewing existing native wild animal permits and auctions; shutting down unlicensed auctions; and confiscating and re-homing exotic animals who have been abused or are kept in substandard conditions.
Born Free USA, a leader in animal welfare and wildlife conservation, and an active voice on this issue throughout this week as the incident unfolded, is committed to helping the governor in any way possible.
Adam Roberts, executive vice president of Born Free USA and an expert on exotic animal laws in the United States, said, "Born Free USA appreciates that Gov. Kasich has spoken to the issue, although we are disappointed that his executive order did not definitively restrict or prohibit ownership of potentially dangerous exotic wild animals. That said, we stand ready to work with his office and the Legislature in the coming month to create the best law possible for the state. We have model legislation to offer and all our expertise to put on the table."
Born Free USA previously conducted an investigation into the captive ownership of exotic animals in Ohio and the results were alarming.
"What we saw this week should never, ever happen again," Roberts said this week. "It is our job to stop this madness, protect animals, and keep the public safe. Wild animals belong in the wild. This was a recipe for disaster — and a disaster it was. These animals were innocent victims and we must move forward to protect others."
Born Free USA tracks exotic animal incidents through its online database designed as a resource for the media, lawmakers, activists and the public to help shed light on the magnitude of the issue. The database lists some 1,600 attacks and incidents reported that have occurred since 1990, searchable by state, species, and keyword, and includes a map graphic marking each location — a shocking visual to illustrate how geographically widespread the problem is.
Every year, captive exotic animals — kept in zoos, circuses or as private "pets" — are involved in incidents that result in human injury or death. Keeping any wild animals in captivity is inherently cruel, as it deprives them of the ability to freely engage in instinctual behaviors in their natural environment.
Born Free USA (BFUSA) is a nationally recognized leader in animal welfare and wildlife conservation. Through litigation, legislation and public education, BFUSA leads vital campaigns against animals in entertainment, exotic "pets," trapping and fur, and destructive international wildlife trade. BFUSA's Primate Sanctuary in Texas is home to more than 500 primates rescued from laboratories, roadside zoos and private possession. BFUSA brings to America the message of "compassionate conservation," the vision of the United Kingdom-based Born Free Foundation, established in 1984 by Bill Travers and Virginia McKenna, stars of the iconic film "Born Free," along with their son Will, now CEO of both organizations. BFUSA's mission is to end suffering of wild animals in captivity, conserve threatened and endangered species, and encourage compassionate conservation globally.
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I am a member of the Programming Languages and Tools area at Microsoft Research. I am also an adjunct professor at IIT Hyderabad. My research interests include algorithms for the analysis of programs and machine learning with special focus on tools for improving software reliability and programmer productivity. I obtained my PhD from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and Priti Shankar was my advisor
Recent Publications
A complete list of publications can be found here.
- Aditya V. Nori, Chung-Kil Hur, Sriram K. Rajamani, and Selva Samuel. R2: An Efficient MCMC Sampler for Probabilistic Programs, In AAAI '14: AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, July 2014
- Chung-Kil Hur, Aditya V. Nori, Sriram K. Rajamani, and Selva Samuel. Slicing Probabilistic Programs. In PLDI '14: Programming Language Design and Implementation, June 2014
- Varun Tulsian, Aditya Kanade, Rahul Kumar, Akash Lal, and Aditya V. Nori. MUX: Algorithm Selection for Software Model Checkers. In MSR '14: Mining Software Repositories, May 2014
- Andrew D. Gordon, Thomas A. Henzinger, Aditya V. Nori, and Sriram K. Rajamani. Probabilistic Programming. In ICSE '14: International Conference on Software Engineering (FOSE track), May 2014
- Rahul Sharma, Aditya V. Nori and Alex Aiken. Bias-Variance Tradeoffs in Program Analysis. In POPL '14: Principles of Programming Languages, January 2014
- Aditya V. Nori and Rahul Sharma. Termination Proofs from Tests. In ESEC-FSE '13: Foundations of Software Engineering, August 2013
- Guillaume Claret, Sriram K. Rajamani, Aditya V. Nori, Andrew D. Gordon and Johannes Borgström. Bayesian Inference Using Data Flow Analysis. In ESEC-FSE '13: Foundations of Software Engineering, August 2013
- Rahul Kumar and Aditya V. Nori. The Economics of Static Analysis Tools. In ESEC-FSE '13: Foundations of Software Engineering (industrial track), August 2013
- Arun T. Chaganty, Akash Lal, Aditya V. Nori, and Sriram K. Rajamani. Combining Relational Learning with SMT Solvers using CEGAR. In CAV '13: Computer Aided Verification, July 2013
- Sivakant Gopi, Praneeth Netrapalli, Prateek Jain, and Aditya V. Nori. One-bit Compressed Sensing. In ICML '13: International Conference on Machine Learning, June 2013
- Rahul Sharma, Saurabh Gupta, Bharath Hariharan, Alex Aiken and Aditya V. Nori. Verification as Learning Geometric Concepts. In SAS '13: Static Analysis Symposium, June 2013
- Arun T. Chaganty, Aditya V. Nori, and Sriram K. Rajamani. Efficiently Sampling Probabilistic Programs via Program Analysis. In AISTATS '13: Artificial Intelligence and Statistics, April 2013
- Rahul Sharma, Saurabh Gupta, Bharath Hariharan, Alex Aiken, Percy Liang, and Aditya V. Nori. A Data Driven Approach for Algebraic Loop Invariants. In ESOP '13: European Symposium on Programming, March 2013
- Andrew D. Gordon, Aditya V. Nori, and Sriram K. Rajamani. Probabilistic Inference using Program Analysis. In OBT '13: Off the Beaten Track Workshop, January 2013
- Andrew D. Gordon, Mihhail Aizatulin, Johannes Borgström, Guillaume Claret, Thore Graepel, Aditya V. Nori, Sriram K. Rajamani, and Claudio Russo. A Model-Learner Pattern for Bayesian Reasoning. In POPL '13: Principles of Programming Languages, January 2013
- The R2 project
- Past: Yogi, Merlin, Holmes
- Invited talks: IISc-CSA Summer School 2014, Formalise 2014, Formal Methods Update 2014, IISc-CSA Summer School 2013, Formal Methods Workshop 2013, WING 2012, IMPECS CSA Workshop 2012, 17th CREST workshop 2012, Mysore Workshop on Machine Learning 2012
- Program Committees:
- 2016: ICSE Demos (co-chair)
- 2014: CSTVA, SAS, FSE, ICSE SRC (co-chair), ICSE SEIP, ISEC, POPL, HVC
- 2013: PASTE, VSTTE, ICSE Tutorials (co-chair), PLDI (ERC), ACM SIGSOFT Doctoral Dissertation Committee, ICST MP
- 2012: ATVA, FTfJP, ICSE SRC, ISSTA, POPL (ERC), FSE
- 2011: ISSTA, ICSE SRC, TOOLS Europe, ICST
- Teaching: Program Analysis & Verification, Indian Institute of Science, Fall 2008, Fall 2007 (with Deepak D'Souza and Sriram Rajamani)
Here is a list of interns and students I have advised in the past. Internships at MSR India are open throughout the year. Please email me if you are interested in working on problems \in (PL \cap ML).
Microsoft Research India, "Vigyan", #9 Lavelle Road, Bangalore 560 025, India
Email: adityan AT microsoft.com
Phone: 91-80-66586000
Fax: 91-80-23614657


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Ashley Leads Vikings to Fourth Straight Win
HONOLULU, HI — Shaunteva Ashley scored a career-high 21 points to lead No. 12 Augustana over Hawaii Pacific 73-49 to close out the Oahu Classic. The Vikings remain perfect at 4-0 and the Sea Warriors fall to 2-3.
Ashley led all scorers with 21 and shot 9-10 on free throws. Emily Schulte reached double digits for the second consecutive game with 13 points and racked up three steals.
The Vikings forced 19 turnovers, converting them into 24 points. The Vikings also collected 12 offensive rebounds and scored nine second chance points while the Sea Warriors scored just two.
Augustana and Hawaii Pacific traded buckets until a 16-16 tie when Schulte dropped in a layup to go ahead and didn't face a deficit since. The Vikings took an 11-point lead into halftime after a first half which featured seven lead changes and four ties.
Ashley entered the break with 15 points, hitting 4-5 field goals including two three point buckets. Schulte entered the half with 10 points on 4-6 shooting with a pair of three-pointers as well.
In the second half, Augustana continued to build and coasted to their 73-49 victory. Alex Feeney and Cami Koehn led the offense with nine and seven points, respectively. Faith TInklenberg ripped down eight rebounds in the second half and finished with a game-high 11 rebounds.
The Vikings return home to open Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference action against No. 10 Wayne State on Dec. 1 at 4 p.m.
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Metro police are looking for two men who attempted to rob a victim at an ATM at Boulder Highway and Nellis Boulevard.
Police said that on November 1 before 1 a.m., two suspects approached a victim who was using an ATM, pointed a large semi-automatic handgun at him and demanded money from his account.
When the victim attempted to flee, one of the suspects fired several shots at him. Police did not indicate the victim was struck. The suspects fled the area on foot, heading southbound on Boulder Highway.
The first suspect is a male between 16 and 20 years old with a thin build. He was wearing a Spider-Man mask on his head, a green T-shirt and dark shorts. He fired shots at the victim.
The second suspect is described as between 16 and 20 years old. He was last seen wearing a dark hoodie.
Anyone with information is urged to call Metro's Robbery Section at (702)-828-3591 or Crime Stoppers at (702)-385-5555. You may also leave information online at www.crimestoppersofnv.com.
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2005 Mercedes-Benz E320 CDI
This 2005 review is representative of model years 2003 to 2009.
By Ann Job of MSN Autos
I managed to get more than 40 miles a gallon while driving a Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan.
I wasn't traveling all downhill, I didn't putter slowly to my destination about 109 miles away, and no, this wasn't an experimental car.
It was the new, 2005 Mercedes E320 CDI, the first Mercedes diesel-powered car offered in the States since 1999.
An early 2005 model, the E320 CDI boasts impressive fuel economy. In fact, my fuel-stingy drive segment produced better results than even the government's official rating for the car of 27 miles a gallon in city driving and 37 mpg on the highway. More about this later.
What also is noteworthy is how quiet and powerful this five-passenger luxury sedan is.
There's nary any of the usual diesel engine clatter, and torque in this new model is an awesome 369 lb-ft at 1800 to 2600 rpm.
Meantime, the price premium for this six-cylinder diesel model at introduction was just $1,000 more than a 2004 Mercedes E320 with gasoline six cylinder, for a starting manufacturer's suggested retail price of just over $49,000.
Diesel drawbacks
But diesel technology, like the common-rail direct injection system used by Mercedes, is bringing big improvements.
CDI, as it's referred to at Mercedes, provides a common rail, or line, to deliver fuel at a constant, incredibly high pressure—23,000 psi—to all fuel injectors in the 3.2-liter inline six simultaneously.
Meantime, the electronically controlled injection system puts the fuel directly into the cylinders. The electronics help vary injection timing and the quantity of diesel fuel based on power demands of the driver and emission control.
The direct rail and electronic fuel injection combination also eliminates much of the diesel racket associated with old-style diesel engines. Additionally, it helps reduce emissions and diesel exhaust smells and gives the E320 CDI its palpable low-end torque.
Rocket ready
As you'd expect in a diesel, the torque comes on at very low engine rpm—1800 rpm—so drivers feel as if there's virtually no waiting before this relatively heavy and solid-feeling car rushes forward. It feels surprisingly sporty, yet controlled.
I had my back pressed into the seatback plenty of times while driving this car, and I never lacked for power to zip into traffic, pass on two-lane roads and accelerate and merge onto freeways.
Note the torque is 59 percent greater than the 232 lb-ft at 3000 to 4800 rpm that's generated by the gasoline engine that's in the 2004 E320 sedan.
Horsepower, however, of 201 in the E320 CDI is less than the 221 horses in the gasoline-powered E320, though in the test drive, I never felt like the car was tapped out on aggressive highway runs.
There is only one transmission in the CDI car—a 5-speed automatic with a shift-it-yourself feature that doesn't require a driver to use a clutch pedal.
Working on pollution
Yes, the diesel technology helps here, too. But so does "good" fuel—diesel that has lower sulfur content and lower concentrations of aromatic compounds such as cyclic and polycyclic hydrocarbons.
Bharat Balasubramanian, vice president of engineering technologies and regulatory affairs at Mercedes Car Group Development in Germany, suggested consumers in the United States still have to shop around to find the best diesel fuel because sulfur content can vary.
U.S. regulations require it to be no more than 350 parts per million in diesel fuel sold here. But it won't be until September 2006 when so-called "clean" diesel fuel with sulfur levels of 15 ppm is required at every diesel pump.
Mercedes officials expect that until then, the E320 CDI can be sold in 45 states but not in New York, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and California, where pollution regulations are the strictest.
Luxury character
In fact, Mercedes reports that at idle, sound levels inside the E320 CDI interior are at 44 decibels vis-a-vis 42 decibels in a gasoline-powered E320. At full throttle, the CDI car is quieter inside—72 decibels vs. 76 in the gasoline-powered car.
Even when I stopped the test sedan, got out and went to the front to listen after running the test car hard, I didn't hear a big diesel engine ruckus.
Much in common with gas models
The car's suspension and steering continue to allow for spirited driving on mountain roads as well as comfortable in-town travel. Front and rear seats continue with a good amount of room for up to five passengers.
Trunk space remains at 15.9 cubic feet, and luxury amenities abound, as they do in all E-Class cars. They include standard leather-surfaced seats and wood accent trim, dual, automatic climate control, surround sound audio system, 10-way power front seats, power windows, door locks and mirrors as well as Tele Aid emergency notification system and frontal, side and curtain airbags.
Be aware, though, that Mercedes plans only 3,000 diesel sales in calendar 2004, so supplies of the E320 CDI won't be plentiful. Officials said they hope to increase the supply in 2005.
Fuel economy run
This fuel capacity and the exceptional fuel economy of this new model—it's 39 percent higher than the comparable gas-powered E320—mean drivers won't have to stop to fill up for some 600 miles of combined city/highway travel, even if they get something close to the government-rated fuel economy of 32 mpg in combined city/highway driving.
It's enough to travel from New Orleans to Nashville or Charlotte, N.C., to Indianapolis on a single tank or go roundtrip from Dallas to Little Rock.
But getting more than 40 mpg, like I and my navigator did, took some extraordinary, fuel-saving efforts.
On a sunny, 80-degree day, we agreed to keep windows closed and the air conditioning turned off—at least until we both began sweating inside the car. Then, we alternated driving with the AC on, then off.
We also shifted into neutral and coasted whenever we came down a hill on two-lane, country roads.
We used a different strategy when we got on the highway, though. We sought to draft behind large vehicles—in actuality, tucking closely behind a pickup truck towing a camper, and later getting behind a semi. But this meant we couldn't see much ahead of us, and we were required to match the speed of the bigger vehicle directly in front.
Once we got into the city, we worked to minimize stops by coordinating our speed with upcoming stoplights.
Other auto journalists got even better fuel economy in the E320 CDI.
Like us, they kept the AC off and windows up. Unlike us, they never went above 60 miles an hour, even on the highway, and so took up to 20 more minutes to travel the same route.
It all depends on how you measure efficiency. We figure we were efficient with both time and fuel, achieving just over 40 mpg with an average speed of 57 mph while arriving at the destination in one hour, 54 minutes.
Not bad for an afternoon's drive.
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Welcome to the VFW Santa Parade homepage! "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" on Sunday, November 24th, at 1:00 p.m. in the City of Haverhill. Now in its 49th year, the "Lorraine Post 29 VFW Santa Parade" needs and welcomes your support. Check out our new and improved website for information about this year's parade, including parade participant information/applications, and parade donation information.
Who We Are and How it Happens Every Year:
The VFW Santa Parade was established in 1964 by the Veterans of Lorraine Post 29 VFW, located at 64 Kenoza Avenue in Haverhill, MA. Led by the late John T. Sullivan, otherwise known as "Sully", the annual VFW Santa Parade was created by forming partnerships with other marching bands and drum and bugle corps that were popular and plentiful in the era of the 1960's and 1970's. Sully and his dedicated team of Veterans would barter with other corps to participate in each other's parades, and that was how it worked in the early years. By 1985 the parade was faced with a serious challenge. Its founder "Sully" had passed away –and the dedicated team of Veterans who had worked so closely alongside him over the years, including Cormick W. "Mac" Crosley, Post 29 Commander, and longtime treasurer, Walter G. Kalaus, united with newer members like Robert "Bob" Adams and Lyman "Tinker" Biggart, as well as the sons and daughters of VFW Post 29 members to decide the future of the VFW Santa Parade. Also in attendance at this crucial meeting was Sully's son, Thomas J. Sullivan, who expressed an interest in helping out. Little did he know he would soon become the next Chairman, and would continue in this position for the next fifteen years. He was joined by a growing team of volunteers, two of whom would become future Chairs of the parade. Joan Cranton served as parade chair from 2001-2004 and Roland Plourde from 2005 to present. Along with Peter McCarron, Raymond "Yaz" Jackson, Charles "Charlie" Paone, Gordon Stone, Richard "Dick" Willett, Miette Amy, Dave McLaughlin, David Cannata, and William "Bill" Biggart, the parade continued to grow and flourish for the next twenty-five years. Today, the VFW Santa Parade Committee consists of the brothers and sisters and sons and daughters of VFW Post 29 Veterans, including our current Secretary, Maureen (Crites) Cartier, and Treasurer, Sue (Crosley) Bergeron, Daniel Plourde, Daniel Plourde, Jr., Jamie Scanlon, along with Parade Chair Roland Plourde and now Vice-Chair Tom Sullivan, as well as a dedicated group of parade day volunteers.
Many changes have taken place over the 49 years but the most challenging one has been the fundraising to support the annual parade. Days of bartering with other drum and bugle corps has long passed, and for many years the parade has been funded solely through the support of individuals and businesses. Since 1985 parade expenses have grown from $25,000 to about $45,000 this year. Funds raised pay for marching band and major attraction expenses, and with between 15-20 bands and major attractions in the parade each year, the funds are spent wisely and with great deliberation amongst the parade committee volunteers. That is why we need not only your support, but the support of everyone who values the single largest event and annual holiday tradition in the City of Haverhill—the VFW Santa Parade.
Take a moment to check out our website. Included is important information about marching band and parade participation, including applications for both which can be downloaded online and returned to us via email to email@example.com. Or you can mail them to us at the VFW Santa Parade Committee, 64 Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830.
Please check out our donation page, too. It features our Business Boosters Club, Family Boosters Club, our annual Tag Day planned for November 1st and 2nd, and a Collection Drive during the parade itself on parade day—Sunday November 24th. New this year and included on the website is a PayPal donation page for those of you who may wish to contribute via PayPal. It's quick, it's easy, and most importantly, it's greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your interest and support of the VFW Santa Parade in the City of Haverhill.


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Darksiders 2 was easily one of the best games of the recenty years. Just listening to the Corruption soundtrack or the Guardian Boss Battle Theme makes you remember so many epic moments. It is quite disturbing to hear how THQ got picked apart like a corpse by carrion birds. And the fact that Darksiders and Vigil got left in the dust just shatters the illusion of "quality will always prevail".


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Dow nears record, fueled by strong housingBy STEVE ROTHWELL
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Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York on Wednesday.NEW YORK The Dow came within 60 points of its all-time high Wednesday as it rose sharply for a second straight day.
The market surged following more evidence that the Fed will keep interest rates low, housing will keep recovering and shoppers arent pulling back on spending, though theyre paying more in Social Security taxes this year.
The gains were broad: Twenty-nine of 30 stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average rose. All 10 industries in the Standard and Poors 500 index climbed.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 175.24 points, or 1.2 percent, to 14,075.37. The index is now 89 points from its record close of 14,164.53 reached in October 2007. It rose steadily from the opening bell, then peaked near the record at 3:26 p.m. Eastern Time, before easing slightly in the last half hour of trade.
The Dow has surged 290 points in the past two days, erasing its drop of 216 points Monday when inconclusive results from an election in Italy renewed worries that Europes fiscal crisis could flare up again.
The market psychology has clearly shifted. Its no longer sell the rally, its buy the dips, said Dan Veru, chief investment officer of Palisade Capital Management. The economic data continues to be strong.
The Standard and Poors 500 index gained 19.05 points, or 1.3 percent, to 1,515.99. That put it within 49 points of its record close of 1,565, also in October of 2007.
The Nasdaq composite rose 32.61 points, or 1.3 percent, to 3,162.26.
Investors were also encouraged Wednesday that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke stood behind the central banks low-interest-rate policies as he faced the House Financial Services Committee.
His comments dissipated worries about the banks resolve to keep up the program. Those worries sprang up last week when minutes from the banks last policy meeting revealed disagreement among Fed officials.
Also, the number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes rose in January from December to the highest level in almost three years.
The report continued a string of positive housing news. Sales of new homes jumped 16 percent last month to the highest level since July 2008, the government reported Tuesday.
Home builder stocks rose for the second day in a row. PulteGroup climbed 25 cents, or 1.3 percent, to $19.30, after rising 5.7 percent the day before.
Some encouraging news for the bulls has been the housing data that has come out over the past couple of days, said Todd Salamone, director of research at Schaeffers Investment Research.
The analyst said he remained extremely bullish, on stocks in the medium and long-term, but cautioned that a pullback may lie ahead in coming days after the years strong gains.
Stocks have surged since the start of the year. The Dow is up 7.4 percent and the S&P 500 has climbed 6.3 percent.
But rising even more is the Dow Jones transportation average, which is up 13 percent for the year to 5,989.37. Airlines like Delta and Alaska Air are powering the gains.
If the economy is doing well youve got to be moving stuff around, said Phil Orlando, chief equity strategists at Federated Investors. Youve got to be moving people on airplanes, youve got to be moving cargo with trains or trucks, or UPS.
Discount retailers rose Wednesday. Dollar Tree jumped $4.31, or 11 percent, to $45.39 after reporting a 22 percent profit increase. Dollar General rose $1.61, or 3.6 percent, to $46.56. Family Dollar Stores rose $1.39, or 2.5 percent, to $57.68.
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March at the General Fiction forum
It's been a long winter for some more than others but thankfully there are definite signs of Spring. Spring reads are popping up more often and soon it'll be time for beach reads, summer vacations and kids off school for the summer. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.
March at the General Fiction forum is a buffet of different types of reads and a month-long feature that was my top pick for 2012.
So let's get to it.
For our month long feature we're going to be reading Overseas by author Beatriz Williams who has graciously agreed to spend the month with us.
Those of you who follow me know that Overseas was my top pick for 2012 and I hope after joining me in March you'll agree.
I really look forward to this conversation and Beatriz's visit.
Here are my New Release features for March
March 5th – Anthology You're Still The One I have a Q&A with three of the authors
Mary Carter (who you'll remember from The Pub Across the Pond)
Elizabeth Bass
Cathy Lamb
March 6th – Jeanine Cummins The Crooked Branch
March 12th – Kevin Alan MilneOne Good Thing
March 17th –Jane Green Family Pictures
March 26th –Robyn Carr-The Wanderer
The March Nook feature- this is a feature at a crossroads. I've really enjoyed our previous nook reads but, (yes there's always a but) the last several months there has been little or no interest, in fact there were no readers for the January read and if the February author Marilyn Brant hadn't had readers outside the B&N forums it would have been a total of one participant.
Now that's fine with me if there's just one, but please go to the General Fiction forum and let me know if you want the nook feature to continue.
If the answer is yes then let's have suggestions for the March Nook Feature
So enjoy your March and plan to spend some if not all of it at the General Fiction forum.
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Laminated veneer lumber (LVL) is an engineered wood product that uses multiple layers of thin wood assembled with adhesives. It is typically used for headers, beams, rimboard, and edge-forming material. LVL offers several advantages over typical milled lumber: Made in a factory under controlled specifications, it is stronger, straighter, and more uniform. Due to its composite nature, it is much less likely than conventional lumber to warp, twist, bow, or shrink.
LVL is similar in appearance to plywood without crossbands,[1] and is typically rated by the manufacturer for elastic modulus and allowable bending stress. Common elastic moduli are 1,800,000 psi (12,000 MPa); 1,900,000 psi (13,000 MPa); and 2,000,000 psi (14,000 MPa); and common allowable bending stress values are 2,800 psi (19 MPa); and 3,000 psi (21 MPa).
A comparable material is parallel strand lumber (PSL), which is used in the same applications. Rather than being manufactured from full, parallel veneers, Parallel strand uses veneers with more defects in a more random-looking pattern. Laminated strand lumber (LSL) is another similar type that uses smaller veneers, and so is similar to oriented strand board (OSB) in appearance.[2] Laminated veneer, parallel strand, and laminated strand all belong to the general category of structural composite lumber.
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Lauren Pettipiece, TCCA administrative assistant, was the lead planner for Saturday's event.
"This event is a great opportunity for the residents of Tracy to see our downtown businesses and check out what they have to offer," the 22-year-old said. "There are 25 pouring points, and at each of the 23 downtown businesses they have a different winery."
Ticketholders were given a commemorative wine glass and a map of all the pouring locations. Two local wine retailers, Vino 100 and BevMo, were also pouring their own selections of wines.
Michelle Moore, 44, has lived in Tracy for 14 years and is a wine stroll regular.
"I never miss it. It's such a great time every year," Moore said. "Everyone is dancing, everyone is in a good mood, and everyone is being so neighborly to each other."
Newly retired 65-year-old Cassandra Bennetto finally found time to attend the stroll.
"This is my first time, and I think it's a great idea to get to know the businesses," she said. "I've been in several businesses that I've been wanting to go into."
Downtown business owner Richard Caldron, who runs Caldron's Jewelers with his wife and daughter at 907 Central Ave., was also pleased that the TCCA put on the wine stroll. The jeweler started participating in the stroll 20 years ago.
"It's a great tradition that brings new people into the vicinity, and we get to meet new customers and they get to see what we have to offer," Richard Caldron said.
His wife, Etelvina Caldron, added, "We met a lot of people who hadn't been here before until the wine stroll."
The owners of Vino 100, husband and wife Ron Dillon and Mykael Cessaro, used the stroll to promote comedy nights and live music at their store at 2467 Naglee Road.
"We've had a lot of people saying they're coming by later," Cessaro said.
Dino Margaros, TCCA president, said that's the goal of the wine stroll and similar downtown events.
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Think what you want of Miley Cyrus, but the girl's no dummy. She's making sure she's got her ass totally covered before she and fiance Liam Hemsworth tie the knot -- and that means getting an iron-clad prenup in order that will protect her $130 million.
Smart move, sista. I know you probably think the two of you will be together 'til the end of time now, but this is Hollyweird we're talking about -- you never know what's going to happen. Wait, hold on a second. What's that, Miley? You're not getting a prenup to keep your millions from going to Liam should the two of you break up. You're doing it, so he doesn't get ... your dogs? Hokaaay ...
According to a source in Life & Style magazine, Miley "has a half-dozen dogs that are her babies -- she doesn't want to lose them." Awwww. But, at the same time -- cray.
Look, I think it's super sweet that Miley loves her four-legged friends so much. I have a doggie, too. And I love him very much. But I don't think that that's what Miley would have to worry about -- Liam going after her dogs -- if they ever got divorced. Girl, he may love your pooches, but he's going to want that cash.
Whatever, though, I guess. Whatever gets these two crazy kids to sign a prenup. I hope Liam and Miley make it -- really I do. But if they don't, I definitely hope that Miley can keep her millions. And her dogs.
Have you ever been involved in a "pet custody battle"?
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While I think it's a good idea to put a stip in there about the pets (people fight over stupider things, really), Miley's been cray-cray for a long time. It runs in the family.
Amanda - you had a beautiful dog that you loved and owned before the relationship, you left the dog with a bunch of mentally ill people and then left them no way to contact you if the dog needed to go back to you.
Shame on you - that dog was 100% dependent on you to keep it safe and loved. It lost your boyfriend, it lost you, it lost is home, it lost its feeling of safety - it lost everything it counted on you to provide for him. You walked out on ihim without a backwards glance..... that doesn't sound to me liked you really loved the dog that much...


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Canon EOS 1D C 4k 35mm CMOS Sensor DSLR Camera - body only
Important information regarding 4K recording 6/8/2014:
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The first SLR camera of its kind, the EOS-1D C offers a unique and highly portable package optimised for high-quality video recording. Advanced creative flexibility is provided with support for a range of resolutions and variable frame rates. 4K video is recorded using 8-bit Motion JPEG compression at 24p, and Full HD (1920 x 1080) video capture is available at frame rates up to 1080/60p. The camera supports internal recording to CF cards at all resolutions up to and including 4K, offering enhanced mobility. Video can also be output to external recorders¹ via an integrated HDMI terminal using an uncompressed YCbCr 4:2:2 signal.
The EOS-1D C also features Canon Log Gamma, which facilitates the capture of high-quality video rich in exposure latitude and dynamic range. Ideal for video professionals who want to retain the maximum amount of information without huge file sizes, Canon Log Gamma offers a dynamic range uniquely comparable to film, minimising shadow-detail loss and highlight-detail loss to provide greater grading freedom for colourists in post-production.
"The EOS-1D C is a fantastic addition to the Cinema EOS System," said Kieran Magee, Marketing Director, Professional Imaging, Canon Europe. "Since the introduction of Cinema EOS we've had an excellent response from professionals who are hugely excited by the image quality and creative freedom the system offers. The new EOS-1D C will expand those creative options further – it's a unique camera, supporting 4K video recording in a highly compact body that can be used in a number of different ways. We're very excited to see what the professional community can achieve with it."
Advanced performance meets creative flexibility
Based on the core specifications of the EOS-1D X, the EOS-1D C provides exceptional image quality and versatility, with an 18.1-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor. Optimised for high quality video capture, the sensor provides video professionals with the freedom to adjust image resolution to suit a subject or desired output. During 4K shooting pixels are cropped to an area equivalent to an APS-H sensor, preventing the need to resize or scale the image, ensuring maximum image quality. Additionally, a Super 35mm crop in Full HD recording caters for cinematographers who typically work in the Super 35mm field of view.
The sensor provides high quality performance in all conditions, delivering advanced creative blurring and light capturing abilities when used in combination with Canon's EF Cinema prime lenses. Its size enables professionals to achieve an extremely shallow depth of field with beautiful background blur, and sensitivity up to ISO 25,600 provides excellent quality and reduced noise in low-light situations.
In addition, support for 24, 25, 30, 50 and 60p frame rates in Full HD resolution shooting provides additional flexibility, satisfying the shooting needs of professionals across the industry. Industry-standard timecode and codec support and a choice of compression methods provides compatibility with established workflow processes, facilitating easy editing and grading immediately after shooting.
The EOS-1D C ships with an exclusive software package, including a suite that allows 4K/Motion JPEG and Full HD/60p video shot on the camera to be output on an external monitor² with no loss of image quality. It also enables video shot with Canon Log Gamma to be output on a monitor with standard video gamma applied.
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- 4k movie capture - 24fps 8bit 4.2.2 M-JPEG recording
- Advanced video functions: 1080p video at 50/60fps, custom control and built-in Canon Log Gamma
- Uncompressed HDMI output at Full HD 8bit 4.2.2
- 18.1 Megapixel Full Frame CMOS sensor
- Up to 12fps continuous stills shooting with 14fps super high-speed mode
- 61 point AF system with 41 cross and 5 dual cross type sensors
- High sensitivity: low noise images from 100-25600 ISO for movies
- Dual DIGIC 5+ high-speed processors for superb image quality
- Clear View II 8.1cm (3.2") 1040k dot LCD with reflection prevention construction
- Compatible with all Canon EF lenses and EF cine lenses
|36 x 24 mm CMOS
|Effective Pixels
|Approx. 18.10 megapixels
|Total Pixels
|Approx. 19.3 megapixels
|Aspect Ratio
|Stills: 3.2
|Movies : 16:9 (4K, Super 35mm, Full HD, HD) 4:3 (SD)
|Low-Pass Filter
|Built-in/Fixed with fluorine coating
|Sensor Cleaning
|EOS integrated cleaning system
|Colour Filter Type
|Primary Colour
|Dual DIGIC 5+
|Lens Mount
|EF including limited support for EF cine zooms (excludes EF-S lenses)
|Focal Length
|Equivalent to 1.0x the focal length of the lens
|TTL-CT-SIR with a dedicated CMOS sensor
|AF System / Points
|61 Point / 41 f/4 cross-type AF points inc 5 dual cross type at f/2.8
|The number of cross-type AF points will differ depending on the lens
|AF Working Range
|EV -2 - 18 (at 23°C & ISO100)
|AF Mode
|One Shot
|AI Servo
|AF Point Selection
|Automatic selection: 61 point AF
|Manual selection: Single point AF (61, 41 cross type only, 15 or 9 points selectable)
|Manual selection: Spot AF
|Manual selection: AF point Expansion 4 points (up, down, left, right)
|Manual selection: AF point Expansion surrounding 8 points
|Manual selection: Zone AF
|AF points can be selected separately for vertical and horizontal shooting
|Selected AF Point Display
|Superimposed in viewfinder
|AF Lock
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|AF Assist Beam
|Emitted by optional dedicated Speedlite
|Manual Focus
|Selected on lens, default in Live View Mode
|AF Micro adjustment
|AF Menu
|+/- 20 steps ( wide and tele setting for Zooms)
|Adjust all lenses by same amount
|Adjust up to 40 lenses individually
|Adjustments remembered for lens by serial number
|Metering Modes
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|pixel RGB AE sensor
|Evaluative metering (linked to all AF point)
|Partial metering (approx. 6.5% of viewfinder at centre)
|Spot metering:
|Centre spot metering (approx. 2.5% viewfinder)
|AF point-linked spot metering
|Multi/Spot metering (Max 8 spot metering entries)
|Metering Range
|EV 0 - 20 (at 23°C with 50mm f/1.4 lens ISO100)
|AE Lock
|Auto: In One-shot AF mode with evaluative metering exposure is locked when focus is achieved
|Manual: By AE lock button in P, TV and AV modes
|Exposure Compensation
|+/-5 EV in 1/3 or 1/2 stop increments (can be combined with AEB)
|2, 3, 5 or 7 Shots +/-3 EV 1/3 or 1/2 stop increments
|ISO Sensitivity [1]
|Auto (100-51200), 100-51200 (in 1/3-stop or whole stop increments)
|(movie 100- 25600)
|ISO can be expanded to L: 50, H1 102400, H2 204800
|Electronically-controlled focal-plane shutter
|30-1/8000 sec (1/2 or 1/3 stop increments) + Bulb (Shutter speed range available varies according to shooting mode)
|Auto white balance with the imaging sensor
|AWB, Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten, White
|Fluorescent light, Flash, Custom, Colour Temperature Setting.
|White balance compensation:
|1. Blue/Amber +/-9
|2. Magenta/ Green +/-9.
|Custom White Balance
|Yes, 5 setting can be registered
|WB Bracketing
|+/-3 levels in single level increments
|3 bracketed images per shutter release
|Selectable Blue/Amber bias or Magenta/ Green bias
|Coverage (Vertical/Horizontal)
|Approx. 100%
|Approx. 0.76x [2]
|Approx. 20mm (from eyepiece lens centre)
|Dioptre Correction
|-3 to +1 m [3] (dioptre)
|Focusing Screen
|Interchangeable (12 types, optional). Standard
|Focusing Screen Ec-CV
|Quick-return half mirror (Transmission: reflection ratio of 40:60, no mirror cut-off with EF600mm f/4 or shorter)
|Viewfinder Information
|AF information: AF points, focus confirmation light, AF status indicator
|Exposure information: Metering mode, shooting mode, AE lock, shutter speed, aperture,
|exposure compensation, ISO speed (always displayed), exposure level,
|exposure warning
|Flash information: Flash ready, FP flash, FE lock, flash exposure level
|Image information: White balance correction, highlight-tone priority (D+), maximum burst
|(2-digit display), CF card information, JPEG/RAW indicator, battery check icon.
|Composition information
|Grid, electronic level Depth of Field Preview
|Yes, with Depth of Field preview button.
|Eyepiece Shutter
|8.11cm (3.2 inch) Clear View II TFT, approx. 1040K dots
|Approx. 100%
|Viewing Angle (horizontally/vertically)
|Approx. 170°
|Anti-reflection and Solid Structure
|Brightness Adjustment
|Adjustable to one of seven levels
|Display Options
|Quick Control Screen
|Camera settings
|Dual Axis Electronic Level
|Built-in Flash GN (ISO 100, meters)
|E-TTL II Auto Flash, Metered
|1/250sec (EX series Speedlites only)
|Flash Exposure Compensation
|+/- 3EV in 1/2 or 1/3 increments
|Flash Exposure Lock
|Second Curtain Synchronisation
|HotShoe/ PC terminal
|Yes/ No
|External Flash Compatibility
|E-TTL II with EX series Speedlites,
|wireless multi-flash support
|External Flash Control
|Via camera menu screen
|Program AE, Shutter priority AE, Aperture priority AE, Manual, Custom (x3)
|Picture Styles
|Auto, Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Neutral, Faithful, Monochrome, User Defined (x3)
|Colour Space
|sRGB and Adobe RGB
|Image Processing
|Highlight Tone Priority
|Auto Lighting Optimizer (4 settings)
|Long exposure noise reduction
|High ISO speed noise reduction (4 settings)
|Auto Correction of Lens Peripheral illumination
|Chromatic aberration correction
|Distortion correction
|Resize to M1, M2 or S
|RAW image processing - during image Playback only
|Multiple exposure
|Canon Log
|Drive Modes
|Single, Continuous L, Continuous H, 14fps Super high speed, Self timer (2s, 10s), Silent single shooting
|Continuous Shooting
|Max. Approx. 12fps. (speed maintained for up to 180 images (JPEG)[3][4] or 38 images (RAW))[5] (with UDMA card)[4][6], 14fps with mirror locked up and exposure and AF locked on first frame
|Electronic viewfinder with image sensor
|Approx. 100% (horizontally and vertically)
|Frame Rate
|30 fps
|Manual Focus (Magnify the image 5x or 10x at any point on screen)
|Autofocus: Quick mode, Live mode, Live Face detection mode
|Real-time evaluative metering with image sensor
|Active metering time can be changed
|Display Options
|Grid overlay (x3), Histogram, Aspect ratios
|Still Image Type
|JPEG: 10 compression options (Exif 2.3 compliant) / Design rule for Camera File system (2.0),
|RAW: RAW, sRAW (14bit, Canon original RAW 2nd edition),
|Digital Print Order Format [DPOF] Version 1.1 compliant
|RAW+JPEG Simultaneous Recording
|Yes, any combination of RAW + JPEG possible, separate formats to separate cards possible
|Image Size
|JPEG: (L) 5184x3456, (M1) 4608x3072, (M2) 3456x2304, (S1) 2592x1728,
|RAW: (RAW) 5184x3456 (M-RAW), (S_RAW)
|Movie Type
|MOV Video: 4K - MJPEG, FULL HD/ HD/SD - H.264 Intra frame / inter frame, Uncompressed 8bit 4.2.2 via HDMI
|Sound: Linear PCM, recording level can be manually adjusted by user
|Movie Size
|4096 x 2160 (23.976 fps)
|1920 x 1080 (59.94, 50, 29.97, 25, 23.976 fps) intra or inter frame
|1280 x 720 (59.94, 50 fps) intra or inter frame
|640 x 480 (59.94, 50 fps) inter frame
|Movie Length
|Max duration depends on capacity of recording media
|New folders can be manually created and selected
|File Numbering
|Consecutive numbering
|Auto reset
|Manual reset
|Custom Functions
|31 Custom Functions with 99 settings
|Metadata Tag
|User copyright information (can be set in camera)
|LCD Panel/ Illumination
|Yes / Yes
|Water/ Dust resistance
|Sound Memo
|Up to 30sec per image - 48Khz or 8Khz
|Intelligent Orientation Sensor
|Playback Zoom
|1.5x - 10x, Pixel level magnification
|Display Formats
|Single image with information (2 levels)
|Single image
|4 image index
|9 image index
|Magnified view
|Movie edit
|Slide Show
|Image selection: All images, by Date, by Folder, Movies, Stills, Rating
|Playback time: 1/2/3/5/10 or 20 seconds
|Repeat: On/Off
|Brightness: Yes
|RGB: Yes
|Highlight Alert
|Image Erase/Protection
|Erase: Single image, All images in folder, Checkmarked images, unprotected images
|Protection: Erase protection of one image at a time"
|Menu Categories
|Shooting menu (x5)
|AF Menu (x5)
|Playback menu (x3)
|Setup menu (x4)
|Custom Functions menu (x7)
|My Menu
|Menu Languages
|25 Languages
|English, German, French, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese
|Firmware Update
|Update possible by the user
|Hi-Speed USB
|Video output (PAL/ NTSC) (integrated with USB terminal), HDMI mini output (HDMI-CEC compatible), Extension system terminal (for WFT-E6/ GP-E1), External microphone (Stereo mini jack), Headphone socket (Stereo mini jack), RJ-45(gigabyte ethernet)
|Canon Printers
|Canon Compact Photo Printers and PIXMA Printers supporting PictBridge
|2x CompactFlash Type I/II (incompatible with Microdrive) (UDMA 7 compatible)
|PC & Macintosh
|Windows XP (SP2/SP3) / Vista inc SP1 (excl. Starter Edition) / 7 (excl. Starter Edition)
|OS X v10.6-10.7
|Browsing & Printing
|ImageBrowser EX
|Image Processing
|Digital Photo Professional
|PhotoStitch, EOS Utility (inc. Remote Capture, WFT utility*), Picture Style Editor
|Rechargeable Li-ion Battery LP-E4N (supplied), 1xCR2025 for date & settings
|Battery Indicator
|6 levels + percentage
|Power Saving
|Power turns off after 1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30mins or Off
|Power Supply & Battery Chargers
|AC Adapter Kit ACK-E4, Battery charger LC-E4n, Car Battery charger cable CG-570 (use with LC- E4)
|Body Materials
|Magnesium Alloy body covers
|Operating Environment
|0 – 45 °C, 85% or less humidity
|Dimensions (WxHxD)
|158x 163.6x 82.7mm
|Eyecup Eg, Eg-series Dioptric Adjustment Lens with Rubber Frame Eg, Anti Fog Eyepiece Eg, Focusing Screens Ec,
|Angle Finder C
|Wireless File Transmitter
|Wireless File Transmitter WFT-E6
|All EF lenses including limited support for EF Cine zooms (excludes EF-S lenses)
|Canon Speedlites (220EX, 270EX, 270EX II, 320EX, 420EX, 430EX, 430EX II, 550EX, 580EX, 580EX II, 600EX, 600EX-RT, Macro-Ring-Lite, MR-14EX, Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX, Speedlite Transmitter ST-E2, Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT)
|Remote Controller/ Switch
|Remote control with N3 type contact, Wireless Controller LC-5
|Hand Strap E2, GP-E1 GPS receiver, GP-E2 GPS receiver
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Annette and Gina Cascone
Another creepy tale for beside the campfire or beneath the covers from "Twisted Sisters" Annette and Gina Cascone's Deadtime Stories—now a hit show on Nickelodeon!
Katie and Andy Lawrence thought moving to a new town—especially one named Appleton—was awful enough. They were wrong. When their parents take them to Appleton's famous apple orchard for a haunted hayride, weird things start happening.
The ghouls who haunt the orchard seem spookily real. The kids they see are acting very strangely, like robots or…zombies. Then Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence disappear—and in their place, Katie and Andy find creepy shrunken applehead dolls!
Now Katie and Andy have to find a way to turn their parents back to normal—before it's too late
"These titles are shivery fun."
—School Library Journal
"The flowing story line and relatable characters and plot…pack a sweet and sour punch [for] readers who have come to delight in mild horror."
Annette and Gina Cascone