text: Canon XF100 High Definition Camcorder Pro-level one-sensor camcorder Includes a FREE 8GB memory card Zoom Front, left-side, 3/4 view Audio input control panel Back Back 3/4 angle, with battery pack Back, 3/4 angle, LCD display extended Back, with LCD display extended Controls and media bays Front view, with lens, straight-on Front, 3/4 view of right side Infra-red emitter switch Left side view Lens ring shown with supplied accessories Top view with optional shotgun microphone mounted (not included) Photos Videos Item #: 280XF100 Review Summary 3 people say Low Stock $2,999.99 Was: -$500.00 : Price Break Free 8GB memory card Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $2,499.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 2500 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Includes a free 8GB memory card Click for special financing Save 10% on camcorder accessories x By buying this product you'll earn up to 2500 Rewards points. 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If you're considering a career where you'll generate income with the video you shoot, these cameras are a perfect place to start your journey. Your name in lights: the first step The blank page never frustrates you. The ideas have poured out of you for weeks, both words and images. You see every detail on your mind's widescreen. The Canon XF100, with the LCD display deployed They might call it a film school project but you know your whole life has been leading up to this. Let the Canon XF100 take you the rest of the way. It was made to pry open your dreams and bring them to the screen. With top-quality adornments like XLR audio inputs and HDMI video connectivity, this camera won't leave you short, even when the shot is tricky. Stealthy, like a ninja It's small and lightweight, so it's versatile to mount. It gets into tight spaces, and with a decent wide angle field of view, it knows how to make the best of them. It shoots rich high-definition video at a variety of frame rates and resolutions, and the industry-standard MPEG-2 codec files import easily into most popular professional editing software packages. You'll have footage that stands up to the manipulation of modern post-production and color correction. The XF100 takes Compact Flash cards for convenient storage Well-connected and versatile The XF100 comes with HDMI and component/composite video outputs. Pro-rated audio connections are designed to pair up with the latest in microphone and audio support technology. It can be paired with a second XF100 to create compelling 3-D imagery through its built-in 3D assist feature. Plus, it records infrared video for low or no-light monochrome images. An on-board infrared emitter illuminates the scene in total darkness. The XF100. No compromises in a compact package. Call us when you're famous. Highlights:Storage and Formats:full HD video recording (1920 x 1080, 1280 x 720), 1440 x 1080 HDV mode availableMPEG-2 Long GOP compression for high quality, MXF file format for professional video editing compatibilitythree data rates, up to 50 megabits per secondrecords high-definition video to optional Compact Flash cards or SD memory cardscertain cards have been certified for optimal performance, see Canon USA website for compatibility chart128GB CF card (not included) holds up to 625 minutes of video at the 25 Mbps video settingFeatures:one 1/3-inch image sensor delivers a rich 1920 x 1080 native HD pixel size with minimal noiseinfrared mode enables video capture with little to no ambient light60i, 60p (at 1280 x 720), 30p, 24p frame ratesergonomically engineered for easy control access while shootingCanon 10X HD video lens delivers a zoom range of 30.4 - 304mm (35mm equivalent)SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization system minimizes camera shake and has three modes: standard, dynamic and poweredcamera captures 1920 x 1080 stillsinternal waveform monitor for optimal camera setupConnections and Dimensions:high-speed mini-USB portfull-size HDMI connectordual XLR switchable pro audio inputs so you can add microphones or line-level inputs4-13/16"W x 5-13/16"H x 9-13/16"Dweight: 2.7 lbs. (includes grip strap, lens hood, mic holder unit, BP-925, CF Card (x1) and SD card)warranty: 1 year parts and laborOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:AC adapter/chargerlithium-ion battery packwireless controllercomponent video cableshoulder straplens hoodlens capXF utilities software disc Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size (inches) 3.5 Viewfinder Electronic Total Pixel Count 2,370,000 Effective Pixel Count for Video 2,070,000 High-Definition Yes Aspect Ratio 16:9, 4:3 Manual Focusing Yes Filter Diameter 58mm Optical Zoom 10 x Digital Zoom N/A Night Imaging No Image Stabilization Optical Built-in Video Light No Built-in Memory None Max Recording Time w/ Included Battery 105 min Digital Still Camera Features Effective Pixel Count for Stills 2,070,000 Built-in Photo Flash No Still Image Aspect Ratios 16:9 Inputs and Outputs USB Port USB 2.0 High Speed HDMI Output Full size Mic Input XLR x 2, 3.5mm Dimensions Weight With Battery (ounces) 39.8 Width (inches) 4-13/16 Height (inches) 5-13/16 Depth (inches) 9-13/16 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Image Sensor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Black high-definition camcorder Lens cap Lens hood CA-930 Compact Power Adapter DC-930 DC cable BP-925 Rechargeable battery pack with terminal cover (7.4V/2600 mAh) WL-D6000 Wireless remote control CR2025 Lithium battery (for remote) Microphone holder unit (with 2 screws) CTC-100/S Component Video Cable SS-1200 Shoulder strap Instruction Manual Canon XF Utilities disc (Note: box contents determined from Instruction Manual not hands-on inventory.) Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Canon XF100 High Definition Camcorder Reviews Average Customer Review: 3 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Great Camcorder Written By Mirah, New York on Saturday, October 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am no way an expert on camera but I feel very comfortable with this camcorder. This is a nice portable all-rounder camcorder for many kinds of projects...can be used for wedding video, corporate and cultural events, documentary making. Ideal for serious first time small budget film makers. It is lightweight, packed with crucial features, excellent video quality, reasonably priced. Pros: Compact size, great image quality, multiple recording bit rates, infrared recording, duel compact flash card recording Cons: Limited zoom, Compact-Flash cards are expensive, small buttons, menu is not intuitive. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Good camera Written By JH, Providence, RI on Wednesday, April 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Camera has stunning picture when recording at the highest settings (1080P, 50 Mbs) and properly calibrated. The only slight drawback is the limited zoom (10x). Be warned, this camera is NOT for amateurs, although there is a lot information out there on how to do the settings. Pros: great colors, great picture, small size for portability, decent in low light Cons: limited zoom 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Very good Written By Higuy, Burlington Ontario on Sunday, May 20, 2012 Camera in manual mode needs lots of light indoors. Camera image very noisy over 6db gain. Pros: Outstanding performance in high light Cons: Video noise in low light 3 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the Canon XF100 High Definition Camcorder, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_280XF100/Canon-XF100-High-Definition-Camcorder.html ). Find the gear that's right for you Ask an expert Your Crutchfield Advisor knows the gear inside and out. 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As Montessori educators, you are already committed to disciplining your students without threats, bribes, or yelling. But even those of us with the best of intentions may find that our tactics sometimes disappoint. In this webinar, Chip DeLorenzo will present strategies for taking your skills to new, Montessori-friendly depths through the use of Positive Discipline, which teaches that for discipline to be effective, it must—among other things—be kind, firm, and respectful; and invite children to discover how capable they are. He will also provide you with tools to better understand the social and emotional development of children and the motivations behind misbehavior, which are key to the efficacy of the approach.
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Michael Duffy, MEd, has been involved in Montessori education since his daughter entered her first Montessori class some 40 years ago. After 21 years as a journalist, he became a teacher, earning AMS EI-II credentials. Michael was a cofounder of Blackstock Montessori School in Villa Rica, GA, where he taught at the Elementary I and II levels, and ran the school's media center. A consultant to schools nationwide, he has also been a teacher educator for CMTE/NY and Montessori teacher education programs in Puerto Rico and Vancouver. Michael is the author of Math Works: Montessori Math and the Developing Brain and the co-author of Children of the Universe: Cosmic Education in the Montessori Elementary Classroom and Love of Learning: Supporting Intrinsic Motivation in Montessori Students.
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In this webinar, you will learn how to create an integrated lesson sequence using science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—the "STEM" fields. Among the many takeaways will be a spiraling lesson sequence that works across all levels, engaging Early Childhood students through sensory design and story, and serving Elementary and Secondary students' investigation of slope and the history of the inclined plane.
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The 'dash for trash' is on, as the near-record low yields available on safe assets has prompted investment professionals to move further out the risk spectrum in a desperate bid to earn nominal returns that satisfy client needs. Cautious optimism persists among buy-side commentators, but actions speak louder than words, and market movements suggests investors are behaving quite differently than their rhetoric, as robust demand continues to outstrip supply and push the yields on lesser-quality bonds ever lower. The resulting valuations confirm that a substantial part of the market for fixed income securities has entered the speculative phase of the credit market cycle.
It was all so different not so long ago, as the bullish complacency apparent at the height of the credit bubble, turned to all-embracing fear following the collapse of Lehman Bros. The first tremors of what would soon become the worst financial crisis in seventy years erased the irrational exuberance evident in the prices of risky debt, but the failure of a major investment house proved lethal; the credit markets ceased to function, as forced selling – and the resulting illiquidity – pushed yields to unfathomable levels.
Extreme risk aversion prompted investors to flee the market for corporate credit en masse, which saw investment-grade bonds suffer double-digit losses in a matter of weeks. The carnage in high-risk segments was far more punishing, as the spike in the yields of junk bonds to more than twenty per cent resulted in losses of some 45 per cent for their unfortunate holders.
All told, the default rates implied by the yields available on even the highest-quality credits moved to levels that were without modern precedent, and savvy investors could bank on equity-like returns with bond-like risk. Of course, outsized rewards could be expected if, and only if, the Bernanke-led Fed's unconventional monetary policies could unfreeze the markets, and return risk appetite to more normal levels.
Near-zero interest rates, in tandem with credit-easing policies proved successful, and the spread on lesser-quality credits versus default-free Treasuries dropped from a peak of more than six per cent at the end of 2008 to below three per cent just eight months later, as investors priced out an economic and financial apocalypse. Fed policy ensured a quick return to 'business-as-usual' on Wall Street.
Corporate bond pricing may not seem excessive to many on first glance. After all, the credit spreads on lesser-quality corporate bonds have made little progress in the past three years, hovering around three per cent for most of that time, while current spreads are more than one percentage point above the lows registered at the height of the credit bubble. This observation has seen many buy-side commentators argue that the bull market has further to run.
However, vigorous demand for safe assets, in concert with aggressive central bank purchases, has pushed the yield on ten-year Treasury debt deep into negative territory, when adjusted for long-term inflation expectations implied by the yields available on Treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS). As a result, current spreads for lesser-quality corporate credit imply a real yield of just two per cent – a level of return that rewards investors for delaying consumption, but provides little to no compensation for default risk.
It is quite clear that risky corporate debt is dangerously overpriced, but identifying a trigger that changes the status quo is always difficult. Nevertheless, the trigger could well be a peak in corporate profitability, which may not prove sufficient to derail the equity market, so long as aggregate earnings do not come in too far below expectations, but a wide dispersion of profit outcomes across the individual constituents that comprise stock market indices, could punish corporate bond investors.
To appreciate why, it is important to grasp the financial theory that explains the pricing of corporate credit. The Nobel laureate, Robert Merton, increased our understanding of corporate debt pricing, when he applied contingent-claims analysis way back in 1974. He argued that owning a corporate debt claim is analogous to owing a risk-free debt claim of the same maturity, and issuing an option to default to the company's shareholders – an option to put the firm at the value of the risk-free claim.
The value of the put option is determined by total firm volatility – both firm-specific and market-related – unlike equity prices, which only incorporate the latter. Thus, if firm-specific or idiosyncratic risk increases on the back of a wide dispersion of earnings outcomes among equity index constituents, the value of the put option will increase and benefit shareholders at the expense of bondholders. In other words, if stock market volatility and firm value remain unchanged, wealth will simply be transferred from the holders of debt claims to the company's shareholders.
The theory helps explain why the market for corporate debt typically leads the equity market at important turning points. Indeed, credit spreads bottomed in the spring of 2007, or more than half a year before aggregate stock prices reached their apex. A similar dynamic could well be in the offing today.
The Federal Reserve's unconventional monetary policies may well underpin the excesses apparent in the pricing of lesser-quality corporate credit for now, but liquidity is a dubious concept at best, and can disappear in a heartbeat. Stormy weather may not be far away.
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What was the total development cost for R&D/marketing as well? Is that being vectored into the price breakdown?
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Possibly Cliff. I'd imagine Google chucked a helluva lot of money to develop the project though...
Are we calculating dev work and r&r... yeah....
No--as you can see form the chart, it's strictly a materials breakdown. Even so, there's room for questioning I think.
Even if the parts cost $500, that's STILL a huge margin. It seems obvious though that consumer models are going to be far more cost-effective than this, and I guess it basically has to be in order for widespread adoption. There's definitely a significant early-adopters fee here.
and the total material cost of a painting is? this means nothing..
1420 difference, for a device with limited production since its in developemente and recent introduction.. with hundreds of workers, a lot of testing.. honestly i guess you get what you pay for
china could build it for usd$20 ... with 8MP camera + 1GB DDR2 Ram..
A painting is not a mass-produced product, and for that reason most people don't own one.
Sorry but I know myself and most people with common sense will not spend 1500$ for this.
Be advised the requirements to understand the technology will cost an individual more than 6,000 to learn the basics, but then again most people with a high school degree are able to figure that out eventually. The device is fine, its the applications I am interested in :)
They said flat out, once mass produced the price will drop...
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If lots of people want it, then they're going to charge more for it.
Plus think of the time and MONEY spent to develop the software and design the glasses themselves? It's not cheap.
we always knew the explorer edition was way over priced didn't we? It was always said Explorer would be $1500 but the final product to consumers would be $300-600. It makes sense, I would say with R&D each glass costs them $160, and they will be selling for $300. Early adopters always get shafted anyway at least in terms of pricing.
Ok, buy the material and do yourself ;)
ouch! that is one heck of a price jump but maybe their is something else in them but im not sure but OUCH PRICE JUMP!!!!
Sounds like I should wait until these are readily available and priced around $99 before I should buy into the technology.
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When we marry, few of us picture spending extended amounts of time away from our mate. Then reality sets in. Be it contract or missions work, relocation, a business trip, higher education, deployment, coming to the aide of an ailing family member or similar situation, uninvited circumstances force us into a world of "temporary singleness."
During this separation, you and your spouse will need each other more than ever as you "work out" your wedding vows, just as Paul called believers to work out their salvation in Philippians 2:12.
While absence can make the heart grow fonder, long-term separation comes with a host of hurdles: less frequent communication, no physical contact and the potential for danger, to name a few. Though your upcoming time apart will be difficult, it won't last forever. And good can come of it. Consider Romans 8:28: "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose."
Whether you're facing one long separation, or a series of frequent separations, there's light at the end of the tunnel. There is more to look forward to than the end of this trial. Expect God to use this time apart to strengthen your marriage; anticipate amazing results.
The news is likely unexpected. Even if you saw it coming, it's nonetheless hard to take. Your spouse will be going away for a sizeable period of time, leaving you alone and vulnerable.
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Separately, you and your spouse may want to put to paper all the reservations you're having. Brainstorm scenarios you fear, feelings you're experiencing and any other words or phrases that come to mind. Nothing is too silly or absurd to write down.
Not only is this process cleansing, but it serves as a great "talking points" list for the two of you to review together. (If you'd like, write this list in your journal. Review it after the separation is over to see how God met your needs and quelled your fears.)
Be sure to let your guard down before reviewing your spouse's list. Feelings are feelings; they're neither right nor wrong. Don't take anything on your spouse's list too personally. Instead, react with understanding and compassion. Bend over backwards to put your spouse's mind at ease.
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Your spouse's departure date is fast approaching -- faster than you wish it would. In the midst of your vacillating emotions, preparation might be the last thing on your mind.
If one of you is more logically-bent, now is the time for him or her to lead pre-departure planning. Your temporary separation will go much smoother if your ducks are in a row.
The goodbye is over -- good for you! You've made it through what was most likely the toughest moment of your time apart. The next thing you have to look forward to? The reunion!
Here are some tips for making it from the moment after goodbye through the readjustment period with your health, sanity and emotions intact.
A kiss. A reassuring touch. A look. Expressing love to your spouse is easy when you're both under the same roof. Doing so when you're miles apart can be tricky. How can you effectively share your heart with the spouse you're temporarily separated from?
Military wives know: The minute your husband deploys, everything goes wrong. My husband left for Baghdad on October 13, 2006, our 10-month wedding anniversary. After our last kiss goodbye, I peeled myself out of his arms and forced my legs to carry my body towards the truck I was to drive home away from my other half. It was a gigantic feat. For all I knew, I would never see my husband alive again.
Within 24 hours I'd found my mother-in-law unconscious; they almost lost her twice in the emergency room. Within 48 hours I'd accidentally backed my husband's truck into a parked vehicle. Within 72 hours I was stranded in the parking lot with a flat tire and a dead battery. If the first three days away from my husband were any indication of the next 362, I wasn't sure how I'd make it through the year.
Though I eagerly awaited my husband's first call from "the sandbox," a knot was forming in my stomach. He'd already learned of his mother's near-death experience seconds before he boarded the plane to Kuwait. Now I'd have to tell him about the damage I'd done to the truck, his most prized possession. He's going to kill me, I thought. It would be best not to tell him, but I can't keep a secret.
Surprisingly, my husband reacted calmly. He made sure I'd contacted our insurance company, then reassured me of his love. I fell asleep that night feeling a bit more at ease. It was the first in a series of God-ordained growth opportunities in our marriage that occurred during our time apart.
To keep myself busy and sane while my husband was gone, I enrolled in a few online college courses. I also took on several freelance writing projects. Between the extra combat pay my husband was receiving, and the extra money my writing was bringing in, we paid off a sizeable debt consolidation loan. After we'd conquered the loan, we saved up for a down payment on a house.
Purchasing a house without my husband by my side was stressful, but it gave us a goal to work toward together. My husband spent much of his free time searching local MLS listings online. He'd call me with the numbers and I'd visit the houses with a realtor, often talking with him on his Iraqi cell phone at the same time. Eventually, we found the perfect house. My husband did what he could to complete his portion of the paperwork from halfway around the world; the rest I completed with my power of attorney.
But the stress from purchasing a house was often the least of our worries. Many times our phone conversations would end abruptly. I'd have to trust that my husband wouldn't hang up on me without saying goodbye; he must have lost the connection. I'd also have to trust that God was taking care of my husband, carrying him through until the next time we were able to speak.
Before he left for Iraq, our relationship had its share of tension. Scared of losing my husband, I cried constantly. In preparation for war, he was shutting down emotionally and having a hard time handling my deluge of emotions. Because we didn't understand where the other was coming from, we did a great job of fueling each other's misery. I was sure we would drift apart during his time away.
But God did great things in our marriage through the deployment, which, after an extension, ended up amounting to 15 months. He used our first few months apart, during which we rarely were able to communicate, to deepen our love and commitment to each other. And as the deployment progressed, we were able to communicate more often–at one point, almost daily. Thanks to his cell phone, I was able to talk to my husband while he was out on supply missions and during detainee guards. It helped me understand what he was going through a little better. Though we longed to see each other face-to-face, the time we spent "just talking" was priceless.
My husband is transitioning out of the Army. He will soon spend several months away at a law enforcement academy, home only on the weekends. While we're not looking forward to the time apart, we know we can accomplish anything after enduring a deployment to Iraq. And we know the God that brought us closer together through a miserable separation will also bless us through this shorter time apart.


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Commentary: Blame anti-GMO groups for deaths
The Philippines is the latest front of competition between those supporting Golden Rice and those against allowing it to be grown or being used to supplement diets of developing countries' populations. Golden Rice is high in Vitamin A, which can help children and adults avoid blindness or even death associated with Vitamin A deficiency (VAD).
Golden Rice is a genetically modified rice; therefore, those against GMOs don't care how many children go blind or die even when eating this rice is a simple counter to VAD. Golden Rice high in Vitamin A was developed in 2000, and it has been an uphill battle for it to be accepted as a partial replacement for white rice.
Its yellow color identifies it instantly. Those against Golden Rice and GMOs aren't playing fair. It doesn't take much to scare the uneducated about Golden Rice because it obviously is quite different as shown by the color.
The Philippines Department of Agriculture reportedly will begin a final study to determine whether to make Golden Rice available for production and marketing. But those anti-GMO activists are pushing the Department of Agriculture to halt any further research on the rice.
Greenpeace and other outside activist organizations are spreading their typical misconceptions that turn into full lies when spread by word of mouth.
Protest events have occurred including an event in front of the main office of the Department of Ag handing out organically farmed vegetables with some beta-carotene (Vitamine A) content.
The main mistruths are that studies have revealed dangers in producing and consuming GM crops and eating GMO's can cause new allergies in people. Then there is the big claim that GMO consumption has not been "tested" on humans.
Also the groups claim there is no doubt that GMO Golden Rice will contaminate regular white rice grown in the country so that the Philippine people will be unable to avoid eating GMO rice in the future.
Misconceptions being spread widely are keeping one country after the other from breaking through to help their people and promote the consumption of Golden Rice. Even in those few situations where Golden Rice has been available, people have been scared to eat it.
The horror is that VAD is responsible for 500,000 cases of irreversible blindness and up to 2 million deaths each year worldwide, according to the Golden Rice Project. A simple solution is at hand but not being allowed because of the dark hearts of some activists.
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Here in Malawi, Africa we face high levels of nutritional deficiencies including Vitamin A and iron. We also have a nutritional 'stunting' rate which affects 47% of the nation's children under the age of 5. These problems, however, have nothing to do with anti-GMO groups, but rather with an incessant push towards the monocropped production of maize (corn). Despite the potential for year-round and seasonal production of nutritious food crops, many local farmers have been encouraged to sacrifice diversity in favor of a once-a-year harvest of maize. Despite several consecutive years of surplus maize harvests, our malnutrition rates have remained steady. There are literally hundreds of local foods that farmers and families could be utilizing to eliminate nutritional deficiencies, but instead we find the nation's fields sitting in a state of 'food deserts' for 11 months out of the year. Now, as the limited nutritional nature of monocropped agriculture is taking its toll, we find people turning to genetic engineering to try to adapt the world's plants and animals to very unhealthy and chemical-based systems of production. There is no need, whatsoever, to put a nutrient like Vitamin A into a plant in which it does not naturally occur. Just grow and eat nutritious foods! As we move further and further away from natural solutions, we find nations, like Malawi, setting up expensive--often donor funded--programs to fortify unhealthy foods like cooking oil and sugar with Vitamin A. This is not a sustainable or a healthy approach to good nutrition. Solutions exist, but we need to stop promoting the idea that all the world's nutrition should come from a limited handful of artificially engineered crops.
Dear Rich, Vitamin A is only one of 50+ nutrients we require and these nutrients work together, not in silos. Adding Vitamin A to starches is not going to solve the problem with under-nutrition. Growing and eating less starch and instead growing and eating foods from all the food groups will provide us with all the proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals and water that we need. The following article from the Ecologist reinforce a similar message for nutrients working together: GOLDEN RICE: A COMPLEX TANGLE OF UNANSWERED QUESTIONS The Ecologist, by Clare Westwood, March 11, 2014 http://www.theecologist.org/blogs_and_comments/commentators/2271735/golden_rice_a_complex_tangle_of_unanswered_questions.html Advocates of Golden Rice - a GMO rice that produces Vitamin A - present the debate over its use a clear moral choice with only one possible conclusion. But as Clare Westwood writes, the reality is very different. Excerpt: The bioavailability of GR's Vitamin A was examined in a study published in June 2009. It found that in healthy adults GR was indeed an effective source of Vitamin A. However the experiment did not include children or malnourished individuals - those who are mainly intended to benefit from the Golden Rice. The test meals containing the GR were all high in fat. Beta-carotene is highly fat soluble, and it is known that eating carotene-rich foods in conjunction with fat enhances its dietary availability. So one has to ask - why was so much butter and oil included, if not to produce the desired result? And why were trials not done of Golden Rice eaten in a low fat diet? Or on children and malnourished people - those that Golden Rice is meant to benefit?
Furthermore, Michael Krawinkel in a follow-up letter to AJCN (http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/90/3/695.2.full) re: Tang G, Qin J, Dolnikowski GG, Russell RM, Grusak MA. Golden Rice is an effective source of vitamin A. Am J Clin Nutr 2009;89:1776–83. http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/90/3/695.2.full#ref-1 EXCERPTS: " ... why the authors did not use a dietary approach more similar to the diets of the individuals who were suggested to benefit from the consumption of this β-carotene-containing rice. "One of the arguments used for advertising Golden Rice is that the people at risk of vitamin A deficiency have such poor diets that other sources of β-carotene and vitamin A are not accessible to them. "Because diet definitely has an effect on the bioavailability of β-carotene from any β-carotene-containing food, the choice for a study diet that included meat, oil, and nuts, which does not represent a poor diet, is of concern. "Therefore, the results of the study do not much help us in preventing vitamin A deficiency in populations at risk."
Just so you have access to the truth... Golden Rice Myths Dr Michael Hansen debunks some of the many myths... There has been a lot of misinformation and just plain propaganda about Golden Rice (GR) put out recently. It is stunning that so many are talking about this topic without even a basic understanding of the real issues. Bottom line, there are clear unanswered questions on basic efficacy and safety of GR. Here are some of the basic issues. First, both GR 1 and GR 2 (released in 2005) are Japonica rices. For those that don't know, there are basically two subspecies of Oryza sativa – the sticky, short-grained Japonica, and the non-sticky long-grained Indica. It's the Indica varieties that are grown submerged in paddies, while the Japonica is a dryland rice. The bottom line is that in the areas where people are starving/have Vit A deficiency — India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Philippines — the vast majority of the population eats Indica rices, not Japonica. As pointed out in the 2008 article in Science, "there's a long way to go. . . Both the original Golden Rice, now called GR1, and GR2 were created with Japonica cultivars that are the scientist's favorites but fare poorly in Asian fields. Researchers are now backcrossing seven GR1 and GR2 lines with the long-grained, nonsticky Indica varieties popular among Asia's farmers" (see: http://fbae.org/2009/FBAE/website/news_tough-lessons-from-golden-rice.html). Lots more at the link below, ran out of room..
link disappeared so here it is http://permaculturenews.org/2014/03/27/golden-rice-myths/
and more Yet the case for Golden Rice is pure hype. For Golden Rice is not particularly rich in carotene and in any case, rice is not, and never will be, the best way to deliver it. http://www.independentsciencenews.org/un-sustainable-farming/the-founding-fables-of-industrialised-agriculture/ "Golden rice is a Trojan horse for pushing through GE-friendly biosafety regulations under the guise of humanitarian aid. Once in place, these regulations open the door for the biotech industry to bring in commercial, patented GE crops; USAID and Monsanto accomplished exactly this in Kenya with their sweet potato project." Source: http://foodfreedom.wordpress.com/2011/06/03/golden-rice-or-trojan-horse/
Instead of the snark against people who won't blindly accept your proclamations about how wonderful GMOs are, why don't you provide some actual proof that their concerns are unfounded? There has not been sufficient independent testing of GM product for anyone to make any kind of determination, good or bad. Because we don't have sufficient data, we should sequester the GM product and trials that are out there and label them.
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DVD "Bring On The Mountain" is now available for pre-order on
this link
The 2 disc DVD contains the following:
Bring on the Mountain, a 90 min Documentary.
The Ballad of Danko Jones, a Short Film featuring Lemmy, Elijah Wood, Ralph Macchio, Selma Blair, Jena Malone, Laura Margolis, Frank Drank, Mike Watt, Don Jamieson, Art Hsu and Jason Trost. Based on the Below The Belt video trilogy.
14 career spanning live performances
All music videos from day one. 19 in total.
April 10 2012
Last Days of April plays on P3 this Thursday
Last Days Of April
are playing on Swedish publicly funded radio channel P3 this Thursday between 10-12 a.m. Listen to the radio show PP3 live
Don't forget to check out the new album 79 at
March 15 2012
Ayla collective at Siesta
The Ayla collective is playing
Siesta Festival
2012, included is Bad Taste Records group
Mohammed Ali
along with their friends, Stor, Carlito and Mack Beats.
February 14 2012
Feel The Sun Again Video
Check out the
Last Days Of April
video for their new singel Feel The Sun Again. The band have made this themselves by putting togheter all the footage from last years European tour. Enjoy!
February 10 2012
Last Days Of April announce release of new album entitled 79
We are happy to announce that
Last Days Of April
will be releasing a new album entitled '79' in the last week of March. Ten tracks entirely produced by singer Karl Larsson featuring the classic
sound that we have all came to know and love. This is their 8th album and follows up their 2010 effort 'Gooey' in the most appropriate fashion. The first single is called 'Feel The Sun Again' and with the cold winter upon us here in Europe, what better way to acknowledge our desire to do just that? The song is available for download on the link below. Enjoy!!
In anticipation of the album release they will embark on a short European tour this month and you can find all the dates below:
17/2 Beatpol, Dresden, Germany
18/2 Hafen 2 Festival, Offenbash, Germany
19/2 Museumkeller, Erfurt, Germany
20/2 Projekt 7, Magdeburg, Germany
21/2 Hafenklang, Hamburg, Germany
22/2 HBC, Berlin, Germany
23/2 Schlachthof, Kassel, Germany
24/2 Subway, Köln, Germany
25/2 Aalen, Frapé, Germany
26/2 Heimat, Regensburg, Germany
28/2 Hafenkneipe, Zurich, Switzerland
29/2 Uniersidad, Vitoria, Spain
1/3 Tourmix, Girona, Spain
2/3 12 & Medio, Murcia, Spain
3/3 Moby Dick, Madrid, Spain
More tour dates this spring will be announced soon along with festival appearances in the summer.
January 09 2012
Mohammed Ali - Vi nominated for Manifestgalan 2012
Happy to announce that the Mohammed Ali album "Vi" has been nominated in the category "HipHop" for this years Manifestgala. The gala is taking place at Nalen in Stockholm on February 3rd and the winners are selected by a jury. Excitement is in the air!
September 22 2011
Biters joins Danko Jones on upcoming tour
American band
The Biters
will be joining
Danko Jones
on their upcoming European tour on the dates listed below. For more info about The Biters, click
for their official website and
for their Facebook page.
Shows together with The Biters:
11/11/28 Utrecht - Tivoli (NL)
11/11/29 Groningen - Oosterport (NL)
11/11/30 Hasselt - Mod (BE)
11/12/02 Rostock - Mau (DE)
11/12/03 Leipzig - Conne Island (DE)
11/12/04 Karlsruhe - Substage (DE)
11/12/06 Budapest - Durer Kert (HU)
11/12/07 Graz - PPC (AT)
11/12/08 Mezzago/Milano - Bloom (IT)
11/12/09 Bern - Bierhubeli (CH)
11/12/11 Winterthur - Gaswerk (CH)
11/12/13 Toulon - Omega Live (FR)
11/12/14 Barcelona - Sala Apolo (ES)
11/12/15 Madrid - Sala Penelope (ES)
11/12/16 Bilbao - Sala Antzokia (ES)
11/12/17 Angers - Le Chabada (FR)
11/12/18 Ris Orangis - Le Plan (FR)
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On Jan. 5, only five days into the year 1932, I was born to a humble Mexican family on the Southside of Tracy. I was the 11th child born to Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Morelos at 19 E. First St.
My parents had come to Tracy from San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico. My grandparents came to Tracy before my parents, and they were the ones who helped them come to Tracy.
My mother and father spoke no English, so when it came time for me to be born, my mother had to get someone who spoke English to call the doctor for her.
At the age of about 4 weeks, I became very ill, and my mother says that I almost died. She really couldn't explain what my illness was. I passed the crisis, but then at the age of 4 years, I had a ruptured appendix, and at that time I almost died. I was given up 'til midnight to live. If I was alive by midnight, the doctor said I would survive. I survived.
Even though we were a very large family, my mother kept our house so spick-and-span. I remember how she would get up so early in the morning to chop wood with an ax for the wood stove we had.
My father would make up games for us to play. One was the Coyote. He would draw the game on a box and we would use pinto beans almost like a Chinese checkers game. We were poor, but we were happy poor.
My dear father was a carpenter, and he would build cabins all by himself with a little help of my brothers. These cabins he rented, and that seemed to help the income of our home. Also, my mother was very budget-minded. We had our ups and downs, but who doesn't.
At the time of the Second World War, we had a very large accident. My grandmother Anastacia Barrientos and my second cousin Delfino Ortega Jr. were on their way to town from the Southside when they were killed. Living on the Southside, we had to "cross the tracks."
That day, a train caught my grandmother, and my second cousin tried to save her, but he was only 4 years old and also was killed.
During World War II, my two oldest brothers were both in the Army, Raymond Morelos Sr. in the Philippines and Charlie Romo in Germany.
When they returned home, they were amazed how much I had grown, and how thin I had become.
My father had promised the Virgin Mother of the Lady of Guadalupe that when my brothers returned home safely, he would take them to visit her at the basilica in Mexico City. I was 14 at the time, so my father also took me and my brother to Mexico City.
My sister lived in Mexico City, and we visited her and also went to San Miguel de Allende, where my parents had come from. I was very happy to go on the trip
Going to Mexico was one of the best experiences of my whole life. It was not only pleasant, but educational to see how my ancestors lived in their native country.
I had been brainwashed here in the United States that Americans — Anglos — were superior to the Mexicans, but then I began to believe that no nationality is superior to any other. I believe God provides intelligence and culture for each country.
During the trip to Mexico, I found out so much about Mexicans and their way of living. The beautiful music, art and the blue sky were wonderful. As I was standing on a mountaintop in the hometown of my father, I felt if I reached for the blue sky, I could touch it.
San Miguel was so quaint, so humble and yet so beautiful all around. So much of it had been made by the people with their bare hands, not with machinery. Those are memories that will live with me until I die.
In 1965, I was asked if I wanted to work as a community aide for the Office of Economic Opportunity at the South Tracy Community Center. I had just finished working as a teacher's aide for Head Start. I talked it over with my husband, Frank, and we decided that I should take the job. I could help others, and the money would help support our five children.
My destiny was that I would help people, and I remember saying once, if God would only give me millions of dollars, I would use it to help out. And while I never got the millions, I was helping people.
I realized that I always liked to help people who don't speak or write English. I guess the doctor who saved my life when I was 4 days old and then again when I was 4 years old didn't realize the little girl whom he was helping stay in this world would be so willing to help her own people have a better life here the United States.


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Late last week, Time magazine released the Time 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. This year, even more lawyers were present on the list than in last year's troop, and many of them are considered household names.
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Lanai is the sixth-largest Hawaiian island known for its sweet waves. The word "lanai" also means "veranda" in Hawaiian language, a type of roofed porch commonly found in many Hawaiian homes where friends and family can gather and enjoy the tropical breeze. Before you head to your brah's house or to the beach, slip on these Lanai sandals. These slippers feature allover Vans graphics, a soft TPU strap with classic vulc tape texture and a one-piece rubber footbed for a comfy and stylish look.
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Ah, the holidays. 'Tis the season for back massagers, key locators—and less than stellar marketing from these two titans of the stocking stuffer.
The biggest rivalries are born of great passions: Red Sox versus Yankees, Coca-Cola versus Pepsi. This year the prevailing matchup is between Apple's iPhone 5 and Samsung's Galaxy S4.
In a battle of the taste buds, there's no clear winner between Hershey's-owned REESE'S and Mars-owned M&M's.
Despite their shared focus on the "cost-conscious mom" demographic, retailer giants JCPenney and Kohl's have very different marketing strategies.
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We all scream for ice cream, but what two of the top ice cream chains are screaming for is a clue.
Superman may be faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, but how does the last son of Krypton stand against the "cool exec with a heart of steel," Iron Man?
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Combine style and comfort in the Rim sweatpants from Fox. They feature subtle burnout distressing for a worn-in look with bright branding on the left hip and an appliqué patch on the back.
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