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During the past six months, I've learned that red meat is difficult to digest. Now, I wouldn't recommend lacerating your intestines and having an ostomy bag hooked up in order to test this theory, so you can just take my word for it. Beef (especially grain fed beef), lamb and veal are all red meat. Pork, for some reason isn't as tough to digest, but I am sure that my rabbi would have a different opinion regarding. This leaves us with chicken and fish, and as many of you know, chicken gets a lot of face time here at Long Island Foodie.
So, during my six months recovering from the accident and subsequent surgeries, I've eaten a lot of chicken, but I was cheating on the preparation. We got our Showtime Rotisserie Oven as a wedding gift from my aunt and uncle, and since then we have relied on Ron Popeil's device to handle most of our chicken roasting duties, which is totally cheating since everything that goes in the Showtime comes out effortlessly and flawless. After a while, I began to yearn for a little bit more of a challenge, since seasoning a whole bird, putting it in the rotisserie, "set it and forget it," was all that I had grown accustomed to, I decided to leave the rotisserie in the pantry and do it old school.
I wanted to roast chicken like they do in France. There, it is called poulet roti and when it is cooked in a pot it is called poul au pot. After searching the Internet, I found a great recipe from America's Test Kitchen at Cook's Illustrated.
We start with your typical aromatics; onions, carrots, garlic (maybe some celery if you also have that on hand). Chop them up into manageable pieces and set aside. Take your roasting bird and dry it off using paper towels, then season liberally using salt and pepper. Preheat your oven to 250 degrees with the oven rack in it's lowest position.
Heat some olive oil in a large Dutch Oven over medium heat until it is just about to smoke. Add the chicken, breast side down and spread the aromatics around the sides of the bird. Brown the breast side of the chicken for about 5 minutes, until nice and golden brown. Flip the chicken over, and cook it breast side up until the chicken and vegetables are nice and brown, about another 6-8 minutes.
Now, cover the Dutch Oven and put it in the oven to cook for a little over an hour and a half (if your oven has a probe thermometer, use it. We want the thickest part of the breast to read 160 and the thickest part of the thigh to read 175).
When the chicken is done cooking, transfer the bird to your carving board and place a piece of tin foil over it (not too tight, just tented over the bird). Let the chicken rest for about 20 minutes while you make the jus.
Strain the liquid in the Dutch Oven into a small saucepan and simmer over low heat until you are ready to carve the bird. Splash a little acid into the jus just before serving (lemon juice or vinegar works great).
Give it a shot and tell me what you think. I'm going to be posting a few more chicken recipes over the next few days (now that I have WordPress on the iPhone, I can do all my blogging from my phone, which makes things so much easier. Thank you Apple), so give this a shot and next time we'll try Grandma's Chicken Fricassee (which recently made an appearance at the Five Couple Camparama over Labor Day Weekend).


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El Paso police say Eduardo Avila, 48 was driving south on Pendale in the lower valley. At the same time David Villa, 20 was heading west on North Loop.
Police said Villa ran the red light hitting Avila, sending him spinning into a parked car. Avila and his passenger Christina Avila were taken to the hospital. Eduardo Avila died from his injuries Wednesday morning.
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Exhibitions - Upcoming
William Edmondson and Friends: Breaking the Mold
September 27 2014 - January 4 2015
Almost fifteen years after organizing a major William Edmondson traveling exhibition, Cheekwood is honoring this African-American artist from Nashville with a new exhibition. It will feature the Edmondson sculptures from its permanent collection supplemented by selected loans from other collections. This will be the first survey exhibition of Edmondson's work since Cheekwood Edmondson is a luminary in the story of 20th century American art and has served as a source of inspiration for many younger artists, even during his lifetime. This exhibition presents select works by Edmondson in the company of sculptors and painters who have followed in his footsteps. More ...
Pop-Up Gallery
Location to be determined
For the third year in a row, Cheekwood is planning a Pop-Up Gallery in conjunction with Nashville's ArtOber art crawl. The Pop-Up gallery will feature work by acclaimed "outsider" artist Lonnie Holley. An artist and musician from Alabama who now lives and works in Atlanta, Holley creates sculptures out of found objects by himself or in community collaboration. His works are now in the collections of the Birmingham Museum of Art as well as the Smithsonian Institution. He and the artist Thornton Dial recently received commissions from the Metro Arts Commission and with support from the NEA to create an outdoor sculpture for Nashville's Edmondson Park.
Scholastic Art Competition and Exhibition
January 31 - March 8 2015
For the 24th consecutive year, Cheekwood is proud to partner with the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers to host the Scholastic Art Awards, one of the oldest and most prestigious student art competitions in the country. Creative, imaginative and talented teens from across Middle Tennessee are invited to submit works of art in a variety of categories.


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REUNION, FL – The Rutgers men's golf team is tied for 11th with a 618 (312-306) total after two rounds at the BIG EAST Championship, played Sunday and Monday on the Watson Course at Reunion Resort & Club. Sophomore Jonathan Renza (Cortland Manor, N.Y.) is pacing the Scarlet Knights with a 148 (74-74) to enter Tuesday's final round tied for 19th in the 60-player field.
Renza is minus two in par five scoring and even in par three scoring.
Sophomore Doug Walters (Blairstown, N.J.) is also among the top half of the leaderboard, tied for 28th with a 150 (74-76). He has a team-best 24 pars.
Freshman Jacob Stockl (Clark, N.J.), sophomore Dillon Corbo (Montville, N.J.) and junior John Fagan (Flemington, N.J.), comprise the rest of the team scorecard. Stockl is tied for 55th with a 162 (84-78), Corbo is 58th with a 163 (85-78) and Fagan is 59th with a 164 (80-84).
Notre Dame shot a 286 during the second round to take a seven-shot advantage over Louisville after day two. Notre Dame has a two day total of 570. Irish senior Max Scodro sits in first place individually after shooting a four under-par score of 68. He sits at seven under par for the tournament and holds a two stroke lead. Scodro posted a 33 on the front nine including an eagle on the par-five eighth hole.
Louisville senior Justin Dorward sits in second place individually at five under par. He posted an even par round on day two. The Cardinals are in second place with a two day total of 577.
The third and final round tees-off Tuesday morning at 8 a.m. Eastern.


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Once you make this recipe you will never make regular cranberry relish again! It is excellent. The heat does sneak up on you, but it is a good heat. I do use the 1 1/4 cups of OJ mentioned in another review, and feel it is better - the first time I made it with 1/4 cup as written and it was very thick.
Chipotle-Cranberry Compote
Be sure you grate the rind before juicing the oranges.
Yield: 14 servings (serving size: about 1/4 cup)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 95
- Calories from fat: 1%
- Fat: 0.1g
- Saturated fat: 0.0g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.1g
- Protein: 0.2g
- Carbohydrate: 24.5g
- Fiber: 2.4g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.2mg
- Sodium: 55mg
- Calcium: 6mg
- 1 1/4 cups sugar
- 1/4 cup fresh orange juice
- 2 (12-ounce) packages fresh cranberries
- 1 tablespoon chipotle chile, canned in adobo sauce
- 1 1/2 teaspoons grated orange rind
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Combine first 3 ingredients in a large saucepan; bring to a boil. Cook 7 minutes or until cranberries begin to pop, stirring occasionally. Stir in chipotle and remaining ingredients. Reduce heat, and cook for 20 minutes or until mixture is thick, stirring occasionally. Chill.
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- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Fruits
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Low Sodium, Low Saturated Fat
- OCCASION: Autumn, Winter
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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Whisk together first 5 ingredients. Place in a shallow dish, reserving 1/4 cup mixture. Add chicken to dish; cover and chill 1 hour. Remove chicken from marinade; discard marinade.
Cook chicken in 1 teaspoon hot oil in a skillet over medium-high heat 8 minutes on each side or until done. Remove chicken, reserving drippings in skillet.
Add reserved 1/4 cup marinade mixture and chicken broth, stirring to remove bits from bottom of skillet. Stir together cornstarch and water; add to broth mixture. Bring to a boil; cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute.
Stir in marmalade and next 4 ingredients. Return chicken to skillet; spoon sauce over chicken. Sprinkle with parsley and almonds.
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Quinnipiac University Bobcats (4-5, 0-1 MAAC) at
University of Albany Great Danes (8-0, 0-0 America East)
Sunday, December 15, 2013 – 2:00 p.m.
SEFCU Arena – Albany, NY
Series vs. Albany: 0-1
Last Meeting: December 30, 1996 • L, 69-67
QU Last Five: 3-2
Albany Last Five: 5-0
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Quinnipiac Travels To Undefeated Albany
The Quinnipiac Women's Basketball Team (4-5, 0-1 MAAC) will face off against Albany (8-0, 0-0 America East) on Sunday, December 15th. Both the Bobcats and the Great Danes made the NCAA Tournament last season after Quinnipiac captured the Northeast Conference Title and Albany captured the America East Title. Quinnipiac finished seventh in the CollegeInsider.com National Mid-Major Poll after a 30-3 season while Albany finished ninth after a 27-4 season.
Last Time Out
Jasmine Martin (Sicklerville, N.J.) scored a game-high 22 points in Friday night's ESPN3 clash with Marist, but in the end it was the Red Foxes who prevailed with a 69-63 victory at the TD Bank Sports Center. With the loss, the Bobcats fall to 4-5 overall and 0-1 in league play in a game that marked Quinnipiac's first MAAC game in program history. Eight-time reigning MAAC champion Marist improved to 4-4 on the season and 1-0 in conference action.
Where They Stack Up in the MAAC
Despite losing leading scorer Felicia Barron to graduation the Quinnipiac women's basketball team has found a way to surpass their scoring average last season (70.5). Quinnipiac is currently first in the MAAC with 73.2 points per game. Quinnipiac is fourth in the conference in free throw percentage (72.6%) and sixth in field goal percentage (.393). Quinnipiac is third in rebounding margin. (+0.4). The Bobcats are also first in the MAAC in assists with 17.3 per game . The Bobcats are second in the conference in steals with 7.7 steals per game and second in blocked shots (3.8).
Scouting The Great Danes
Albany is off to a perfect 8-0 start. The word dominant is an understatement when describing Albany this season. They have defeated seven of their eight opponents by double digits and their closest game was decided by nine points. Albany has the nation's 12th leading scorer in Shereesa Richards. Richardson is scoring 23.5 points per game and has been selected as the America East Player of the Week on four different occasions this season. Albany has two other players averaging double figures in Sarah Royals (13.5) and Megan Craig (10.6).
Abshire Ranks Nationally
Gillian Abshire ranks seventh in the nation in assists per game as of December 10th. She currently has 7.4 assists per game after a year in which she was top five in the nation in assists to turnover ratio. Her 7.4 assists per game has her first in the conference.
MAAC Player of the Week
Senior forward Brittany McQuain of the Quinnipiac University women's basketball team has been named the MAAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week, which was officially announced on Monday, Dec. 2, 2013 by the league's front office. McQuain averaged 21.0 points and 9.5 rebounds in two games for the Bobcats last week. This included a career performance in her Missouri homecoming against Missouri State on Tuesday, Nov. 26. For the third consecutive week, McQuain averaged double figures in points to lead the Quinnipiac women's basketball team. McQuain scored a career high 28 points and went 10-11 from the free throw line against Missouri State as the Bobcats went on to win 75-65. Against defending Atlantic-10 Champ, St. Joseph's, McQuain had 14 points, seven rebounds, three assists, and three steals.
Bobcats Face Tough Opponents Out of The Gate
Quinnipiac women's basketball has the fourth toughest schedule in the country. Their first seven opponents had a combined record of 25-10 while the Bobcats have faced off against the nation's top two RPI teams in Louisville and St. John's.
Fabbri Collects Win No. 275
Head coach Tricia Fabbri collected her 275th career win on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013 against American. Fabbri is the only Quinnipiac women's basketball coach with 275 wins to her name in program history.
She currently has 876 career rebounds. Next up is Monique Lee '08 with 932 career rebounds.
McQuain Etches Her Name In The Record Books
With 11 points against UT Martin on November 16,2013 Brittany McQuain became the 19th player in school history to join the 1000 point club. McQuain also passed Dorise Blackmon '87 for 18th all-time in career points (1005). McQuain currently sits at 1092 points. She is 115 points behind Queenie Edwards '95 for 17th place in school history with 1207 career points.
Bobcats Set Career Highs
On Monday, Nov. 11 juniors Boo Abshire and Nikoline Ostergaard set career highs against No. 5 Louisville. Abshire scored 20 points while Ostergaard scored 14 points.
Quinnipiac Shuts Down Schimmel
On Monday, Nov. 11 Quinnipiac faced off against No. 5 Louisville. Louisville is led by Wooden Preseason Watch Guard Shoni Schimmel. The Wooden Preseason Watch list comprises the 30 best players across the NCAA who the Associated Press believes has a chance to win college basketball's player of the year award. Against Quinnipiac Schimmel went 1-13 from the field and was 0-8 in the second half.
Bobcats Make Debuts
Adily Martucci, Jaci Oskam, and Morgan Manz made their debuts in a Bobcats uniform on Friday, Nov. 8. Martucci hit a three pointer in eight minutes of play, Oskam had an assist in six minutes of play, and Manz had nine points, two assists, and a rebound in 13 minutes of play. Brianah Ramos made her Quinnipiac debut on Sunday, Dec. 1. She scored two points in her first game in a Bobcats uniform.
MAAC Championships
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that was the perfect opportunity to make a joke about Kim and Kanye's baby Ellen god dammit
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Jonathan L. Howard
Thomas Dunne Books
A Darkly Gripping Comic Fantasy
Beyond the wall of sleep lies the Dreamlands, a world formed by dreams, but not a dream itself. For countless millennia, it has been explored only by those with a certain detachment from mundane reality, its strange seas navigated and its vast mountains climbed by philosophers, mystics, and poets. Well, those halcyon days are over, beatniks.
Johannes Cabal is coming.
Cabal, a necromancer of some little infamy, is employed by the mysterious Fear Institute to lead an expedition into the Dreamlands, an expedition to hunt and destroy the dread Phobic Animus, the font of terrors, the very source of all the world's fear. They will enter exotic lands where magic is common and monsters abound. Cabal will encounter witches, vile abominations, and far too many zebras.
And, when they finally come close to their goal, Cabal will have to face his own nightmares. But for a man who communes easily with devils and the dead, surely there is nothing left to fear. . . .
Praise for The Fear Institute:
"Howard's affectionate, witty homage to Lovecraft's dream stories, complete with early-20th-century setting and language, is an enjoyably macabre comic adventure, and his antihero Cabal is, for all his overweening self-confidence, an engaging protagonist whose heart is not quite as hard as he would like to pretend." —Publishers Weekly
"Howard's characters, relentless imagination, twisting plotlines, and use of language make the Johannes Cabal series a real pleasure to read, and The Fear Institute is the best Cabal yet." —Richard Kadrey, author of the Sandman Slim novels
"Comedy meets high-concept fantasy in Howard's latest Johannes Cabal outing. … Genre fans will appreciate Howard's attention to world building, while more general readers will simply enjoy all the horrific fun." —Booklist
Past Praise for the Johannes Cabal series:
"Cabal, the detective and necromancer, is full of charismatic amorality, making him both a classical and refreshing antihero." —TimeOut (Chicago)
"Cross Susannah Clarke's Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell with Gregory Maguire's Wicked, and you have this witty and sometimes touching debut novel in the Faustian tradition."—Library Journal
"Howard's ear for witty banter and his skill at rendering black comedy bode well for the future."
—Publishers Weekly
"Amusing and clever." —The Freelance Star
"Populated with some of the most creative, and odd, characters to be found . . . hysterical and fascinating." —Bookgeeks
"Definitely entertaining, a cut above many books out there." —Free Lance-Star
"Silly, erudite, and part a playful modern variant of the locked door murder mystery." —The Huffington Post
"A delightfully wicked and inventive story." —Keith Donohue, author of The Stolen Child
"That ole black magic has never been more fun than it is in this deft and quirky Faustian take. A diabolical romp." —Elle Newmark, author of The Book of Unholy Mischief
"Johannes Cabal would kill me for saying this, but he's my favorite Zeppelin-hopping detective. The fellow has got all the charm of Bond and the smarts of Holmes—without the pesky morality." —Daniel H. Wilson, New York Times bestselling author of How to Survive a Robot Uprising
"The spot-on work of a talented writer." —The Denver Post
"Howard makes it look easy to paint a soul-stealing murdering necromancer as a sympathetic character; that, folks, is worth the price of admission." —The San Diego Union-Tribune
"The language is clever and rich with literary allusions and cunning humour... For anyone whose taste edges toward the intelligent and macabre, this book is a gift." —Fangoria
"A swashbuckling mystery set in a steampunk world." —Denver Post
"Witty, inventive, and thoroughly entertaining, this rollicking Faustian adventure grabs the reader and holds him until the very last page." —Tucson Citizen
"Every word of every page is carefully crafted and utterly precise and the whole thing is beautiful to read but, above all, it's so very, very funny. … Jonathan L. Howard is a supremely talented writer and the Johannes Cabal series makes for superb reading. It would be easy at this point to say if you like Rankin or Fforde or Pratchett or Holt then you will love these books, but while it may well be true it would be doing Howard a disservice." —Sci-Fi-London
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"There are thrills. Laughter. Tears. I am almost inclined to say this is the best Johannes Cabal book yet. Until the next one, I suspect. Read it. You'll be hooked." —Dracula Society Newsletter
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I'm not an animal person. Never have been. But here I am, the chief milk maid in my family. I started out by milking goats and now I'm milking a cow. I figure, who better to tell you all about it (both the wonderful and the icky) than someone who was won over to it in spite of herself?
Here is one of the most often-asked questions I get: what are the differences between milking goats and milking cows? And probably the second-most-asked question is: which do you prefer? I don't claim to know it all, but I'll do my best to answer.
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NEW YORK (WKOW) -- More than 100 retired New York firefighters, police officers and prison guards are accused of cashing in on an American tragedy.
The former law enforcement officers were charged Tuesday for falsely claiming to be suffering from depression and anxiety as a result of 9/11.
"This fraud not only forced federal taxpayers to finance the lifestyles of New York scammers," said Manhattan District Attorney, Cyrus Vance. "It also took away, importantly, the already limited resources we have for people who actually suffered from psychiatric disabilities."
Prosecutors claim the officers were coached to appear disoriented in psychological evaluations. They say some received payouts as high as $500,000.
There is anger among the families of the heroes who died on 9/11, like George Siller who lost his brother Stephen, a firefighter.
"The firefighters and the police that I know were digging on a pile right after 9/11 to rescue and then to recover and many are dying today from the cancer," Siller said. "It puts a mark against people like that who are so dedicated and truly represent what fire and police are."
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We recently received a recall notice for my wife's '06 Libby. The problem is that the fuel tank could leak during a rear-end collision (ya think?!), and the fix is to install a trailer hitch. I thought that was an interesting fix, but I sure won't complain about a free OEM hitch! It also noted that parts are not currently available, but that we'll receive another notice when they are. Can you imagine how many hitches Chrysler will need for all the '02-'07 KJs on the road??
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Jeep KJ Liberty Recall N46—a Trailer Hitch is the Fix!
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Posted 02 February 2014 - 07:33 AM
Well, Belvedere, you are among the 1,560,000 owners who could be eligible for a free hitch! Here's the NHTSA statement about the issue and repair: http://www-odi.nhtsa...a_ids=13V252000.
You'll like the Mopar hitch, these parts fit well and enhance the appearance and function of your vehicle. They add value, too!
You'll like the Mopar hitch, these parts fit well and enhance the appearance and function of your vehicle. They add value, too!
Posted 02 February 2014 - 10:18 AM
This recall also covers the 1993 to 2004 Grand Cherokee as well as the Liberty. My mother in law just got the letter on her 02 grand Cherokee.
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This lead is by far my..., October 4, 2011
This lead is by far my favorite pencil lead now. I own every 0.5mm lead that Jetpens sells, and for the longest time the Pilot Eno lead was my favorite. I purchased this lead as it was released, and have had some time to play with it. This lead is by far the smoothest lead to write with. It feels like writing with a jetstream or vicuna ballpoint pens. The lead also seems to mark fairly dark for only being an HB lead. Keep in mind I'm not putting this stuff in a BIC pencil however. A solid pencil makes a difference.
This is a good pencil,..., May 4, 2011
This is a good pencil, however, it gets three stars for a reason somewhat substantial to me. I cannot seem to write comfortably with this pencil. Some pencils lend themselves to good handwriting, but not matter the type of grip with this pencil it will not work comfortably with my hand. Now for reference, I'm a 280 lb. tall guy with big hands, and being that I own a lot of mechanical pencils I'm very picky.
Besides my ergonomic issues though, the pencil functions flawlessly. The shaker mechanism works reliably and you don't have to give it shaken baby syndrome for it to work. Unfortunately, the ergo issues are enough for me to never use this pencil.
Excellent pencil. The..., April 27, 2011
Excellent pencil. The grip has just the right tackiness, and as long as you like the medium to large barrells, you'll like this. My only complaint is the lack of a satisfying click from the top button, but the shaker mechanism works very well. Despite the tip being plastic, the pencil as a whole has a solid feel. This is a very comfortable writing pencil.
This is only an initial..., April 15, 2011
This is only an initial review, as I received the pencil today. However, there are a lot of good things to notice right off the bat. One, this all metal construction is spectacular. It isn't anywhere near as heavy as a rotring 600, but it has all if not more of the solid feel from the build quality. The grip size is great. I usually go for smaller grips, but this one isn't too big like lots of pencils can get to be. I really hate reading 2 and 3 star reviews from people disappointed that when they mistreat their pencil (i.e. DROP IT) that it doesn't stand up better. Of course a pencil with a permanantly protruding lead sleeve is going to be damaged. You should recognize this and do your best to prevent it.
Enough of my rambling. This is one awesome pencil, and as far as drafting AND regular mechanical pencils go, I can honestly say this will be in my top 3 for a long time to come.
I will second the notion..., February 9, 2011
I will second the notion that this lead is excellent for the kuru toga. I've been searching for a lead better suited for the kuru, and the Stein HB Hard lasts the longest and writes the smoothest. You can't go wrong with the Uni Nano Dia, but this is better.
I am an engineering major,..., February 7, 2011
I am an engineering major, and naturally I'm doing a lot of math all the time. This is great for fixing all those little mistakes. The eraser quality is much better than other similar erasers. Mine gets used a lot as my go to pencil is a kuru toga and we all know the erasers on them aren't worth...
Solid German Engineering...., February 4, 2011
Solid German Engineering. That's all that needs to be said. I would venture to say this is the grand daddy of all the pencils here at jetpens, and rightfully so.
For being the little..., February 4, 2011
For being the little brother to the Rotring 600, this pencil leaves nothing to be desired. Everything is identical with the exception of the weight, and even still it's not a huge difference. The pencil gives off this aura of fine german engineering, it's just plastic instead of metal. They may have used a cheaper material but they didn't skimp on the fitting. No rattling, no bending, 100% solid feel while writing. And I just love the very visible tip of the Rotrings. This is probably one of the best pencils available in terms of quality and engineering.
This pencil writes well..., February 4, 2011
This pencil writes well and feels comfortable, but I can't get past how cheap the construction feels and how flimsy it is. Pentel seems to make more reliable pencils for the same price.
I guess even with Japanese..., February 4, 2011
I guess even with Japanese stationary you get what you pay for. When I opened up the package to use this pencil the shaker mechanism didn't work. It also wouldn't click using the button advance. So I stripped it apart and found a piece of lead just floating in the body of the pencil keeping the spring from moving. Since I got that straightened out the shaker and button work. What dissappoints me is there is NO sense of a click when you use the push button, and the shaker is sparatic at best. As far as writing quality goes though it's a winner, so it gets the stars it does based on it's writing comfort.


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I was told that I'd have to wait in line for hours to connect the dots for Barack and No on 8. In my neighborhood? Please. They're all felons. None the less, I left work early and wandered into some neighbor's garage. A block away, a Quezada volunteer stood with a campaign sign and fliers […] [Read More]
My Halloween Dossier on Dianne…
Obviously, DiFi just cracked an awesome joke. I know I normally do a Halloween post this time of year, but coming up with Gavin Newsom's costume every year is getting boring. Anyway, we all know he's going in drag as Dianne Feinstein. DiFi needs to man-up and decide whether or not she's running for Governor. […] [Read More]
Crime Doesn't Pay. It Just Pisses People Off
Don't worry. Our outfits will be so much better. My neighborhood, and most likely yours as well, should you live anywhere within the city and county of San Francisco, is basically a lawless, war-torn wasteland. I'm just waiting to emerge from my flat ready for work and slip on a bullet shell, staining my sales […] [Read More]
San Francisco City Hall: The Movie
Christian Bale IS Gavin Newsom Anticipation is building for Gus Van Sant's bio-pic Milk and quite frankly, I could not be more excited. While discussing our mutual enthusiasm in seeing our fair city on the silver screen, my friends and I began to ponder a fabulous question. Which actors would play the current City Hall […] [Read More]
Big Deal. Chris Daly makes me cry all the time.
If you haven't already seen the video of 16 year old Amanda Wong crying her way through a Board of Supervisors meeting, please take a moment to do so. It will make you wildly uncomfortable and glad you're no longer 16. Apparently, this young zoo volunteer waited decades for her turn to speak and when […] [Read More]
She's Ba-ack!
Bill Wilson Oh my God, she's emerged from her cave! After losing in a wildly embarrassing landslide to my little piece on the side, Senator Mark Leno, I thought we'd seen the last of Judge Judy on Crack. Mais non! She's back! And in a purple pantsuit! This could be the first sign of the […] [Read More]
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A Pike County family is grieving for 22-year-old Ryan Dowdell, one of two men who drowned in Patoka Lake over the weekend.
Scott says when he first heard Ryan was missing, he and the family didn't want to believe it.
"It's hard to think about that. Just like any other tragedy that happens, you're first thought is 'it can't be,'" Scott said.
Ryan Dowdell attended Pike County High School where he played football and basketball. His uncle says he loved to fish and hunt, and that he aspired to be a conservation officer.
"Ryan loved the outdoors. He was doing what he loved," Scott said.
When 14 News asked Scott what he will miss about Ryan, he said, "I'm going to miss the times that we had out in the woods. Here in a few weeks, turkey season is coming in, and we were making plans to go turkey hunting."
Scott says he and the family are very saddened, but they'll always have great memories of an outgoing and caring young man. They say they can't thank the DNR enough for their search and rescue efforts.
"Hearts go out to the other families. Our thoughts and prayers are with them. I'd like to thank all the conservation officers, anybody in the search and rescue team. They got a tireless job, what they have to do for out here and stuff. Can't thank them enough," Scott said.
Funeral arrangements for Ryan have been made. Scott says a wake will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday and the funeral will be at noon on Thursday, all of which will take place at Harris Funeral Home in Petersburg.
The two survivors from Saturday's incident, Laben and Jacob King, were interviewed on Monday by a DNR detective as to what caused the boat to sink.
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March hoop tournament brings madness to IT administrators
March means more stress on your corporate network than a last second three-pointer for a game-winner
As the NCAA collegiate basketball tournament tips off this week, March Madness is not just reserved for the court. Because if you are one of thousands of IT network managers across the United States, March means more stress on your corporate network than a last second three-pointer for a game-winner.
Network administrators can expect, on average, a 30 percent increase in network traffic as employees download streaming video on their desktops, laptops, iPads, smartphone and any other BYOD they have stowed in their sports bag. The challenge for haggard IT folks is to understand the impact March Madness traffic will have on their networks and proactively address potential issues before they face significant events.
Being able to monitor and control network access is an easier task for those organizations that still maintain in-house operations. They can throttle the flow of network traffic across the enterprise to meet demand, even shutting down access to certain online areas that may contain videos, games and questionable websites. But it is more difficult for the growing number of companies that farm out cloud-based business and operational applications. They no longer control the pipeline.
In a recent survey conducted by Modis, a global IT staffing firm, four of 10 IT administrators admit that the results of increased NCAA tournament video streaming and other content downloads will have an adverse impact on their networks. What's even more frightening is that 34 percent say that March Madness traffic will virtually shut down their networks at least once. The survey also reveals that many companies not only plan to increase their monitoring of the hoops traffic, but block all related content.
Yet with potential disaster comes learning lessons according to some IT managers. They insist that if you head into the tournament madness with your own game plan you can not only manage your company's traffic concerns, but also increase organizational morale.
Matt Bolton, senior manager for Dell Network Management, suggested 10 tips for IT network administrators in a recent feature on IT Business Edge that could not only put you in control of the network, but provide your department some brownie points with HR.
- Ensure there's a corporate policy in place to allow streaming (don't block access).
- Stress test many network routes to get ahead of issues on the big day.
- Dedicate bandwidth on one network just for streaming.
- Prioritize internal mission-critical apps, like email and payroll, throughout the weeks of March Madness.
- Make sure external business-critical functions, like file collaboration and online services, are also prioritized on the big day
- Prepare re-routing plans if the network does become sluggish.
- Beef up security and virus protection – as employees bring their own devices (BYOD) to the office, the odds of spreading a virus increase.
- Proactively analyze traffic and identify bandwidth hogs in real time.
- Track response time, availability and uptime of key apps, like intranet and email.
- Set up a central office location for employees to gather to watch the games.
With more than two out of five internet users visiting sports sites at the office during the tournament, having a proactive network traffic plan that is also a winner with fellow employee's figures to be a good approach.


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During my reporting, one of the conclusions I came to was that President Obama's mistake wasn't firing General McChrystal—it was hiring him in the first place. General McKiernan wouldn't have been a political headache for the president; McKiernan wouldn't have waged a media campaign to undermine the White House, nor have demanded 130,000 troops.
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OK, quick tell me the last time the Panthers were going into a game with a record above .500.
You have to go back awhile to the playoffs following the 2008 season. The Panthers had just completed a 12-4 regular season and Arizona starring Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald was coming to town for a playoff game.
That day went sour, and there have been a lot of sour ones since. The Panthers have not been better than .500, even for a week, since Jake Delhomme threw five interceptions in that playoff game and wide receiver Fitzgerald burned the Panthers repeatedly.
Fitzgerald is still around, although most of the other key players and coaches from that day are gone. Now the Panthers (1-2) visit Arizona with a chance to get to .500. And since Carolina has no team on the October schedule with a winning record, the Panthers have a real chance to surpass that mark this month.
• If the Cardinals dont help a lot on Greg Hardy crashing in from Carson Palmers blind side, they are nuts. Hardy is coming off a three-sack game (although he has been sick this week) and the Cardinals just traded their left tackle and have stuck Bradley Sowell, a player they picked up only a month ago, into the starting lineup.
• Arizona has an underrated defense, especially vs. the run. Did you check out Doug Martins numbers last week? Tampa Bays fine running back got the ball 27 times and only could gain 45 yards. DeAngelo Williams may find rough sledding vs. the Cardinals.
• I think the Panthers will need Cam Newton to move the ball through the air to win. Mike Glennon threw 42 times last week in Tampas 13-10 loss to Arizona and didnt complete a single pass over 20 yards. Newton will have to do a lot better than that, and should given his predisposition the past two games for throwing the deep ball to Ted Ginn Jr.
• With the Panthers relatively healthy, rested and coming off the most lopsided victory in their teams history a 38-0 win over the New York Giants this game would seem to set up for a Carolina victory. But after watching the Panthers since 1995, I have seen this sort of game disintegrate too many times. I have picked them to win all three times this season and missed twice here comes my first anti-Panther pick of the season. Arizona 23, Carolina 20.
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He looks great, the movie looks great, and what I love so far about this movie is, I can understand every word coming out of The new Conan's mouth. The new Conan speaks beautiful English. He enunciates every word so perfectly, unlike that other fool who cheated on his wife of 20 plus years, with his fugly looking maid. The one who screwed up every financial deal for the State of California, well doing whor*s in his office. That idiot I could barely understand, so it's a nice relief to actually be able to understand the words that are coming out of the Real Conan's mouth. Your the one Jason Momoa aka kahal Droko!
@wonderwomyn74 Exactly what I was thinking, he looks just like the old one accept bigger and darker haha!!
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UFC 148 Anderson Silva vs Chael Sonnen 2 Video Complete Countdown Show.
Can't wait
all those stats don't matter. Chael had 5 rounds to finish Silva and he couldn't. Silva on the other hand finished him and could have broken his arm if Chael didn't tap like a little girl.
Anderson Silva is not immune to getting knocked out. Just because he hasn't; doesn't mean he won't or can't. I personally would love to see Anderson Silva get KTFO.
Thanks for stating the obvious. I don't want to see Chael get KTFO, I want to see his teeth broken, and his limbs separated from his body.
Silva will take care of him this time, and will teach him a lesson his parents didn't.
stupid donkey
"I'll punch the face of a donkey."
I u'll break your ur face mehn..I u'll brek your face…Classic Line.
is he saying "are you break your face" or "why you break your face" haha no wonder he never speaks english, he makes wandy sound like a scholar
Fail sonnen is looking like a white troll in the pic.
"A triangle choke is the refuge of cowards" … Really Chael? Then why tap out ???
anderson silva got lucky in the first fight. People say hes the best, thats bullshit. chael sai it best. Most of the people he beat are either complete s*** or out of the ufc. He did beat hendo and a couple others but he will lose to chael this weekend. Let anderson fight jon jones, that wouldnt be fair. Anderson silva is a little Bitch
If you ever wonder what Chael Sonnen looks like when he's not on roids, just watch his fight against Bisping. For the first time ever I felt sorry for Bisping. The way they robbed him just to produce the Anderson rematch.
Haha, brazilians are a bunch of jock toting fanboys. They are too busy hugging Silva's nuts with their misguided and false pride to realize how utterly stupid they look and sound. Belligerents, "oh you come Brazil you get kill…" What a bunch of friggin' trash. It's not prejudice, just pure unbiased observation. Screw Brazil. Sonnen for president.
too much?
silvA is the best…
i u break me u face u i mehn. i u break u my face mehn. dez it. hahaha i love silva
@ "a reasonable guy"
so you judge Brazilians on how they sound in English? what a stupid redneck. try speaking Portuguese to them, you might get a whole different picture. but yeah, you don't speak Portuguese, ion fact I doubt you speak any other language than your mother tongue.
uneducated white trash all love Chael Sonnen.
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Chael talking s*** about the fighters Silva has wins over. take a look at his carreer, he build his whole career fighting s*** fighters. add to that losses against Renato Sobral, Demian Maia, Paulo Filho, Anderson Silva…
Silva…I break your face man
Yup Chael is F****D
It's so funny how the UFC just completely brushed his elevated t/e ratio under the rug and focus on the fight and the fact that chael dominated the entire 1st fight. Had he won that fight, let's just say, he would have been stripped of the title and the fight would have been declared a "no contest" not to mention him getting convicted for insurance fraud. He completely lied to the athletic commission… Any other fighter would have been kicked out of the UFC just like Nate Marquart.
I almost peed myself at 16.10. that hilarious stupid donkey comment. You see Faelllll haha
No matter what Silva says he will never sound intimidating…lol
I believe Silva.
chael is gonna die!!
I'm calling a massive upset. Not only will Chael win, but it will be by KO. He's in Silva's head. Anderson is too emotional, will get reckless, and get caught big.
After Chael gives anderson another beatdown,Jon Jones Break andersons face real nice,that will be two losses in a row for andy,that will be Awesome.
Bisping won that Fight ! Anyway, Anderson will Finish the Fight again
I u break u face mehn!!
no one in the ufc rolls with the punches like anderson
Chael is hilarious. The comment about slapping his silva's wife's *** regarding the steak was classic. Along with how brazilians play in mud but he likes their women and they can come pay him a visit was also good stuff.
Also, its obvious the triangle choke comment was a joke people. Later in in the round by round analysis he was much more honest about how he should have had wrist control instead of vise versa, and how his tap was legit. I think Silva will stop him, but I would absolutely love to see Chael finish Silva. That would really spice up the division and UFC interest.


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Sony HXR-NX70E (HXRNX70E) compact NXCAM dust and rain proof camcorder with 1/2.88-in Exmor R CMOS Sensor
The HXR-NX70E is dust and rain-proof making it a perfect compact camcorder for journalists, documentary makers and anyone else who needs to capture superb content whatever the conditions!
Whilst the rain and dust-proof capability of the NX70 is impressive and clearly its most obvious USP (unique selling point), if you think that's the only reason to buy an NX70 then you must think again, because it's actually one of the best HD 'palm' corders.
Its Exmor R™ CMOS sensor delivers roughly double the sensitivity of conventional CMOS sensors in low light conditions, while 26.3mm Sony ultra-wide angle G Lens™ allows you to capture more of the action in close shooting situations. With the built-in GPS you can also 'geo-tag' your precise location. The camera has onboard 96 GB of Flash Memory that lets you record up to 40 hours of footage.
Thanks to CinemaTone technology camera captures deeper, more film-like skin tones. For precise hands-on control, the switchable lens ring lets you change focus, iris and zoom.
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- Rain and Dust Proof Performance- You can be confident rainy or dusty shooting environments will not affect the reliable operation of the HXR-NX70E thanks to its IEC60529 IP54 rating. The camcorder's sealed body design makes sure that harmful sand and large dust particles do not get inside. A waterproof performance rating of IPx4 means that the main camera body is protected against rain showers and water splashes. A waterproof performance rating of IPx4 means that the main camera body is protected against rain showers and water splashes. However, it should not be submerged underwater or sprayed with pressurised water from a tap or hose. When used with accessories such as an external microphone, a rain cover should be used to protect the accessory and connection. IP5x rating does not guarantee 100% protection against exposure to extremely fine particles.
- Ultra-wide Angle 26.3mm G lens- Engineered for superior optical performance, Sony G lenses deliver brilliant, accurate colour reproduction and sharp, amazingly detailed images. In addition, the 26.3mm focal length offers a broader perspective than previous lenses for enhanced wide angle shooting so you can capture more of the scene when close in.
- Assignable Lens Ring (Focus/Zoom/Iris)- Get the most out of your camcorder with enhanced manual controls. The assignable lens ring allows for manual adjustment of focus, iris, and zoom settings so you have complete creative control.
- Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation with Active Mode- Optical SteadyShot image stabilisation with Active Mode provides superior compensation for camera shake to deliver stunningly smooth video from wide angle to full telephoto shooting. In addition, the innovative 3-Way Shake-Cancelling feature adds electronic roll stability for even smoother video capture.
- Back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor for superb low-light video- Journalists rarely shoot under studio lighting conditions and Sony's back-illuminated Exmor R™ CMOS sensor delivers stunning low-light sensitivity with improved image clarity and drastically reduced grain. Designed for compact cameras and camcorders, the Exmor R™ sensor relocates the photo diodes above the support circuitry, maximising the light gathering area per pixel so you can shoot with better results in low-light conditions. The sensitivity is roughly double that of conventional CMOS sensors of the same size and pixel size.
- 1920 x 1080 Full HD 50p Recording with 12.3 Mega pixels still image capture- The compact HXR-NX70E shoots in Full High Definition quality (1920 x 1080) with a choice of 50p, 50i and 25p frame rates. It can also simultaneously shoot 12.3 Mega Pixel (4672 x 2628) still images (Note: Dual Rec is not active when recording mode is set to FX or PS.) It also supports playback via HDMI and compatible HDTV, for complete flexibility in reviewing your footage.
- 96GB* embedded Flash Memory for up to 40 hours of HD recording- Built-in Flash memory provides extra capacity, ideal when working remotely, as well as providing additional workflow options for back-up and sharing content. 96GB embedded Flash memory can record and store up to 40 hours of high definition video footage in HD LP mode.
- * 96GB equals 96 billion bytes. A portion of the total storage is used for system management and/or application files.
- 3.5" touch-screen XtraFine™ LCD display (921K)- The large 3.5" (16:9) XtraFine LCD screen (921K) displays sharp, bright, vivid images, letting you compose a shot more easily and alter setting to best represent the scene, even when outdoors in bright lighting conditions.
- XLR adaptor with selectable phantom power and shotgun microphone- The detachable handle has a compact, ergonomic design. Two balanced XLR audio inputs are built in with phantom power and attenuation options that professional shooters require for clean sound quality. Default audio settings for XLR recording are highlighted in green for easy reference in the field in order to reduce operator error under difficult lighting conditions.
- The ECM-XM1 shotgun microphone mounted on top of the handle provides audio recording performance similar to larger shoulder-mounted ENG style cameras.
- Geotagging with built-in GPS receiver- A built-in GPS receiver makes the HXR-NX70 an ideal choice for professional videographers. The receiver gives you the ability to "geo-tag" shooting locations - making it easy if you need to return to the same location or to create a log when surveying remote locations. Your locations can be tracked on Google maps and all GPS data can be extracted with a PC. Additionally, the receiver automatically adjusts your camcorder's clock to the proper time zone when international travel is part of your assignment.
- Direct Copy to external HDD without PC- Store content or backup important shots by copying footage directly from your camcorder to an external hard disk drive (sold separately) without using a computer. The HXR-NX70E can also access videos stored on an external hard drive for playback on HDTV, allowing you to utilise the camcorder's handy playback features.
- Additional information: Direct Copy is compatible with USB media that meets the following requirements: USB 2.0 or higher and formatted in FAT32 file system. It is recommended that external HDD is AC powered. The HXR-NX70E must be connected to AC power when using Direct Copy. VMC-UAM1 cable is supplied to connect HXR-NX70 with USB media, however connection via USB hub is not supported. There may be cases when USB media is not compatible with the Direct Copy function.
|Mass (w/Hood, w/Eye Cup)
|840 g (1 lb 13 oz)
|(w/Hood, w/Eye Cup, w/Battery, w/Microphone, w/XLR unit)
|1285 g (2 lb 13 oz)
|Dimension (W x H x D)
|(w/Hood, w/Eye Cup)
|111.5 ? 119.5 ? 297.5 mm (4 1/2 ? 4 3/4 ? 11 3/4 inch)
|(w/Hood, w/Eye Cup, w/Battery, w/Microphone, w/XLR unit)
|135 ? 174 ? 384.5 mm (5 3/8 ? 6 7/8 ? 15 1/4 inch)
|Power requirements
|(AC adaptor/Battery) 8.4 V/6.8 V
|Power consumption viewfinder - normal brightness (HD FX)
|LCD - normal brightness (HD FX)
|Operating temperature
|0 to +40 deg C (+32 to +104 deg F)
|Storage temperature
|-20 to +60 deg C (-4 to +140 deg F)
|Battery operating time
|Continuous recording time
|220 min (VF), 215 min (LCD)
|Recording format
|Video Format HD
|HD: MPEG4-AVC/H.264 AVCHD format compatible (1080/50p: original format)
|Audio Format
|HD Linear PCM/Dolby Digital 2ch, 16 bit, 48 kHz
|STD Dolby Digital 2ch, 16 bit, 48 kHz
|Recording frame rate*1
|HD PS (28 Mbps) 1920 x 1080/50p/16:9
|HD FX (24 Mbps) 1920 x 1080/50i/16:9
|HD FH (17 Mbps) 1920 x 1080/50i/16:9
|HD HQ (9 Mbps) 1440 x 1080/50i/16:9
|HD LP (5 Mbps) 1440 x 1080/50i/16:9
|HD FX (24 Mbps) 1920 x 1080/25p/16:9
|HD FH (17 Mbps) 1920 x 1080/25p/16:9
|SD/STD HQ (9 Mbps) 720 x 576/50i /16:9, 4:3
|Recording/Playback time
|170 min (MS 32 GB, HD FX, LPCM)
|530 min (Int. memory 96 GB, HD FX, LPCM)
|Zoom ratio
|Sony G Lens, 10x (optical), 14x Extended Zoom, 120x Digital Zoom
|Focal length
|f = 3.8 mm - 38 mm (equivalent to 26.3 mm - 263 mm (16:9),
|32.2 mm - 322 mm (4:3) on 35 mm lens)*2
|Full range auto/Manual
|stabilizer Optical SteadyShot image stabilization w/ Active mode (Wide to Tele)
|Filter Diameter
|Imaging device
|1/2.88 type ExmorR CMOS with ClearVid pixel array
|Pixel Gross: Approx.6648 K
|Video Actual: Approx.6140 K (16:9)
|Minimum illumination
|3 lx (Low LUX mode, 1/25 shutter)
|Shutter speed
|1/6 - 1/10000 (Manual Shutter Speed Control)
|Slow & Quick Motion function
|200 fps (fixed) as Smooth Slow Rec
|*The picture quality is degraded. (fps: Field per Sec.)
|White balance
|Auto, outdoor (5800K), indoor (3200K), One-push (Touch panel)
|Mic input
|Stereo mini jack (x 1) ?3.5 mm
|Audio input
|XLR 3-pin (female) (x 2), LINE/MIC/MIC +48 V selectable
|A/V Output
|A/V Remote connector
|Component Video Output
|A/V Remote connector
|Remote Conector
|Stereo mini-minijack (?2.5 mm)
|USB device, Mini-AB/Hi-Speed (x 1)
|Headphone output
|Stereo mini jack (x 1) ?3.5 mm
|HDMI output
|HDMI mini connector (x 1)
|1.1 cm (0.45 type, aspect ratio 16:9)
|1 226 880 dots equivalent (852 x 3 [RGB] x 480)
|Built-in LCD monitor
|8.8 cm (3.5 type, aspect ratio 16:9)
|921 600 dots (1920 x 480)
|2ch Stereo microphone
|Recording Media
|Internal Memory
|Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark2), Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo,
|Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX
|SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card*3
|Supplied Accessories
|AC Adaptor [AC-L200C/D], Rechargeable Battery Pack [NP-FV70], Power cord, Microphone [ECM-XM1], Wind Screen, XLR Adaptor, Lens hood with lense cover, Large eyecup, Component A/V cable, A/V connecting cable, USB cable (mini-B),USB Adaptor cable (for external HDD) [VMC-UAM1], Wireless Remote Commander [RM-845], Application Software (CD-ROM) [Content Management Utility]
|*1: Due to variable bitrate, 24Mbps is the maximum bitrate for AVCHD FX mode and the average bitrate is being stated for FH, HQ and LP modes.
|*2: The focal length is when SteadyShot mode is in Active mode Off.
|*3: Class 4 or faster
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A new study is revealing which cities are the most attractive — and have the hottest people. Travel + Leisure asked readers to rate 35 different metropolitan areas on factors including fashion sense, fitness level, music scene and people-watching.
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According to the Daily Mail, Miami took first place for having the most beautiful people. And how could they not, in a city filled with beaches and lots of itsy bitsy bikinis. Other top contenders include San Diego, San Juan and Charleston.
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Here' the winning list of top attractive cities:
Number 1: Miami
Number 2: San Diego
Number 3: San Juan
Number 4: Charleston
Number 5: Los Angeles
Number 6: Nashville
Number 7: Austin, Texas
Number 8: Savannah, Ga.
Number 9: Honolulu
Number 10: Minneapolis/St. Paul
Number 11: San Francisco
Number 12: Santa Fe
Number 13: Providence
Number 14: Denver
Number 15: New York City
Number 16: Chicago
Number 17: Kansas city
Number 18: San Antonio
Tell us: Did your city make the cut?
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