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text: Sigma Photo 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens Wide-angle to telephoto macro zoom lens for APS-C cameras (Canon mount) Zoom Front (Canon mount) Photos Videos Item #: 366883CA Review Summary 6 people say In Stock $549.99 Was: -$200.00 : Instant Rebate Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $349.99 Available options: Canon mount-$349.99 Nikon mount-$349.99 Sigma mount-$349.99 Pentax/Samsung mount-$349.99 Sony/Minolta mount-$549.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 350 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Click for special financing x By buying this product you'll earn up to 350 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Sigma Photo 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens by Woody Sherman Compact, versatile, and capable The above description pretty much covers what you can expect from this well-appointed, 18-250mm wide-angle to telephoto zoom lens from Sigma Photo. If you own any of today's popular APS-C cameras, this rugged, lighweight lens is the perfect one to have mounted when you have no idea what your next photo opportunity will be. A wide cityscape from across the river? You're covered. A close-up of the kite your son is flying over by the marina entrance? Yes again. Everything in between? But of course. And we do mean everything, because this lens is also a good macro zoom, so close-ups of the world of nature are a breeze as well. A close working distance of 13.8 inches and a magnification ratio of 1:2.9 means you'll be able to fill the frame with subjects like flowers, stamps and coins, or insects, among others. The lens boasts solid optical build quality, of course, and uses Thermally Stable Composite (TSC) material in order to give the lens enhanced stability in temperature extremes. Three aspherical elements and one special low dispersion glass element keep color fringing anomalies to a minimum through the entire zoom range. See Digital SLR Cameras that work with this item See more info on this item Highlights:18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM telephoto zoom lenscompatible with Canon digital APS-C SLR camerasnot recommended for full-frame cameraseffective focal length:28.8-400mm with Canon EOS APS-C sensor camerasbuilt-in optical stabilization allows in-focus shots with longer exposure times3 aspherical elements and 1 special low dispersion glass element for impressive contrast and claritysuper multi-layer lens coating minimizes flaring and ghostingminimum aperture: f/22minimum focus distance: 17.7"constructed of 16 elements in 13 groupsfilter size: 62mmlens is 3-11/16" long, 2-15/16" in diameterweight: 16.6 ounceswarranty: 4 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:lens hood, front and rear lens cap 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 Brand Compatibility Canon Image Stabilization Yes Focal Length 18-250mm Maximum Aperture f/3.5 (W) - 6.3 (T) Weight 16.6 ounces Parts Warranty 4 Years Labor Warranty 4 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Sigma 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM zoom lens for Canon LCF-62 III Front lens cap Rear lens cap for Canon Lens hood Instructions Warranty Sticker Sigma's Americas Limited Warranty 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. Features Overview: The Sigma AF 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC Macro HSM (Model #883) is a multi-purpose 13x zoom lens that covers wide angle to telephoto to macro photography. The lens is designed to be used with cameras with APS-C size sensors. It is a great lens for travel, landscapes, family, and nature and wildlife, as well as macro photography. The lens has the Canon EF-mount, and comes with a padded carrying case, lens hood, and front & rear caps. Lens Hood: The 18-250mm lens includes a lens hood to help prevent stray light from entering the lens, causing flare, and to protect the lens from rain, snow, and dust. When not in use, the lens hood can be inverted and mounted onto the lens backwards for storage. Optical Stabilization: The Optical Stabilization lens effective compensates for image blurring caused by camera shake. Using the Optical Stabilizer, you can get sharp results at shutter speeds approximately 4 stops slower than you could without the OS function. Focus Mode Switch: The lens features a two-way switch for setting the focus mode: AF (auto focus) or MF (manual focus). Sigma Technology: The lens has the following Sigma technology built-in: Thermally Stable Composite (TSC): The lens utilizes a thermally stable composite material in the lens barrel, which has a high degree of elasticity, and exhibits little variation in its structure in extreme temperature conditions. Hyper Sonic Motor (HSM): The Hyper Sonic Motor uses ultrasonic waves to drive the autofocus mechanism. This extremely quiet operation helps avoid disturbing photographic subjects, and isn't picked up by the microphone while recording video. Super Multi-layer Coating: Sigma's own Super Multi-layer Coating suppresses lens flare and ghosting by preventing reflections within the lens. Rounded Diaphragm: Using a rounded diaphragm instead of a polygonal shaped one produces pleasingly rounded out-of-focus light points when opened to near maximum aperture. Specifications: Lens Construction: 16 Elements in 13 Groups Angle of View: 76.5° to 6.5° Number of Diaphragm Blades: 7 Maximum Aperture: f/3.5 (18mm), f/6.3 (250mm) Minimum Aperture: f/22 Minimum Focusing Distance: 13.8" Filter Size: 62mm Maximum Magnifications: 1:2.9 Dimensions: Diameter=2.919", Length=3.656" Weight: 16.6 ounces See Digital SLR Cameras that work with this item Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Sigma Photo 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens Reviews Average Customer Review: 6 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 lens for cannon rebel 5 Written By lens 18-250, Malott, WA on Sunday, July 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So nice to have this range in one lens instead of two, a 18-55 and a 75-300 that came with the camera. You don't have to constantly change lens. You already have it. Thanks. Pros: One lens instead of two that does the same thing. Smaller and easier to handle then the 75-300 lens and does practically the same thing. Cons: Can't think of any except maybe you don't have the extra 50 feet that the 75-300 lens has, but for me that is not a problem. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Very good lens Written By Miro, Richland, WA on Tuesday, June 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good lens. I have tested it for last two weeks. Everything works well. I am satisfied with the purchase 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Sigma lens 18-250 Written By phillip, CA on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Lens creep is a big issue with this lens. Please fix it Sigma! Pros: nothing to brag about .. maybe the low price Cons: lens creep ... big time. Didn't expect this for a made in Japan product. The auto focus without manual overwrite is annoying. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great range at a good price Written By FrankB, Charlottesville, VA on Monday, November 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far no sign of lens creep, common to many extended range zooms. Seems sharp throughout range, and the macro setting is an added plus. Pros: Price, range Cons: Might seem heavy to some, but not this old guy. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Sigma 18-250 Zoom Written By Evan, Co on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is an almost perfect walk around lens. With this lens you can cover almost every need. Pros: Zoom Range, Picture quality, light and sturdy. Cons: Non yet 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Sigma Photo 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens Written By Shorty, Charlottesville on Monday, July 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Haven't had a chance to use it much but It works on my Nikon D40 just like the original! It's easy to focus, set the range, and is very sharp. A good lens. It is heavier than the original and you will need a confortable strap if you plan to carry it for a long period. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 questions already asked Will this lens work fully with the Canon Rebel T2? [ Willie Jul 02, 2014 ] 3 answers This reply is a day late. The Lens worked exactly like the Nikon lens on my Nikon. The only thing I've noticed is that the field of view is a little wider than what the view finder shows, which is a great help anyway as I won't miss anything and I often crop the shot anyway, to get the picture just like I want. The lens works great and I'm very satisfied with it. The lens stays on my Nikon and I don't use any other lens now. I researched and found that it would be a match but I have not researched the Cannon mount. [ FRANK Jul 04, 2014 ] Yes, it works "FULLY" and my wife loves the mount to capture beautiful pictures. The product is everything and more she was looking for at a great price. I would recommend this to anybody. As always, Crutchfield's expert, life time support staff is always there to answer your question. I rate this product, 5 STARS! [ MICHAEL Jul 04, 2014 ] yes, it will only work with cropped sensor cameras such as the T2 [ ERIC Jul 03, 2014 ] Hi, will the work on my Nikon D3300? [ Khoa May 29, 2014 ] 1 answer I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: This Sigma lens will work on your Nikon D3300 DSLR camera. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. [ Krissy Staff Jun 02, 2014 ] Add accessories for the Sigma Photo 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens Add Accessories Add a Warranty Protect your lens from minor bumps and scratches. Lens filters can reduce reflections or glare, or increase contrast on your shots. See all categories & accessories Protect your lens from minor bumps and scratches. 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Thank you to all who left comments about the fence issue, they lifted my spirits. The neighbours have now finished putting the fence up, though since I took this picture a couple of days ago they have added a trellis panel to the top as well.
I did have to laugh at the comment by Dim Sum Gardener (thank you) whose elderly nosey neighbour climbs on a plastic table to spy over the fence. I have similar experiences with the bloke next door, who climbs up stepladders and peers into my garden on a regular basis. As I'm very quiet he usually doesn't realise I'm there, so I make a point of shouting a loud "HELLO!" hoping to make him topple off. It'll be interesting to see whether he continues to do this nosey parkering in future – I bet he will. When I first moved in it became flagrantly apparent that he liked to look at knickers on the washing line, and so I carefully calculated all the sightlines from the open lattice fence and made sure I hung my undies in the places which were out of his view. At least the solid fence has resolved that, and I have relative laundry freedom. He will have to get out the stepladder now if he wants to see a bra fluttering in the breeze, or make do with gawking at his wife's grandma pants. It's also put the kibosh on his unsolicited gardening advice, which was generally along the lines of (a) you planted that in the wrong place, (b) you shouldn't water that while the sun's out, or (c) it's no good washin' them greenfly orf, you've gotta kill 'em intcha? I can understand his lack of appreciation for organic methods, which is largely a generational thing, but it was made more irksome because he's one of those men who talks to women's breasts instead of their faces. During these conversations I kept wanting to say "um ... excuse me, I'm up here..." In some ways, it's a relief to be freed from the social obligations, and I no longer have to pretend to be interested while he witters on about some packet of seeds which was 2p cheaper in Aldi's than in Tesco's.
At the root of the fallout is the simple matter that we are just very different people with very different worldview and priorities. They like to keep their garden clean and tidy, with lawn like Astroturf and a Bug Gun at the ready to blast the living daylights out of any hapless insect which chances to venture onto their flowers. It must be distressing for them to have to live next door to a long-haired oik who wears clothes from charity shops and never mows the lawn. They hate cats, and I have two. They hate weeds, and I cherish a few patches of them for the bees and butterflies they attract. The missus next door is absolutely paranoid about dandelion seeds blowing through from my garden to contaminate hers. And the bloke has been telling me for years that home-grown vegetables are a waste of time because "they don't come to nuthin' anyway", presumably disappointed that his cabbages didn't grow with polythene shrinkwrapping like the ones in the shops. He thinks organic gardening is daft ... why put up with insects eating your stuff when you can just spray them? But then he wonders why there are more birds and butterflies in my garden than in his. My plant-breeding work is completely over their heads – I've tried many times to explain it but they are just baffled as to why I want to make new plants when you can pick up seeds so cheaply in the shops. All these differences mean that I can get a kind of revenge on them just by being me ... I can let my dandelions go to seed, and leave the lawn as a scrubby meadow, and it drives them nuts. I could experiment with further environmental practices ... perhaps install a compost toilet next to the fence where their garden bench is, or at least a wee-activated compost heap. Or I could indulge my artistic creativity and make a big papier mâché cat turd to stick in the middle of the lawn, or perhaps a giant inflatable dandelion floating up above fence level on guy ropes.
The reason I've been put off going to the council is that my past experience of trying to use "due process" just results in enormous waste of time and energy which I'd rather spend on positive and creative things. I have in the past had to deal with a bad neighbour who put the current ones well in the shade (pun intended) – an old bat with a personality disorder who victimised the entire neighbourhood, but despite having a petition signed by all the neighbours and the support of our MP we couldn't get anything done. The council said it was a matter for the police, and the police said it was a matter for the council, and back and forth it went for three years. Eventually the old bag really lost it during a row about bin-bags and beat her next-door neighbour around the head with a baseball bat. While it was fun to watch her being carted off in a paddy wagon, still yelling abuse at the police as they took her away, she ended up getting away with it because the Crown Prosecution Service forgot to request the medical evidence in time for the trial and decided to press for a conviction without it - which they didn't get. During the court hearing the woman's son sat directly behind me and the victim, whispering death threats to us the whole time. We reported it, but nothing was done. So if I'm a little cynical about the usefulness of pursuing official complaints, this is why. I would rather just draw a big arse on the fence and blow a few raspberries, and get on with something positive.
So here's some positive stuff I've been getting on with. I've had some very generous potato donations from Rhizowen and Frank Van Keirsbilck, which I'm watching with great excitement as they grow. They include several colourful specimens of South American andigena (I think) types, a rare phureja variety, and some Maori (Taewa) potatoes which Frank grew from seed sent to him by a gardener in New Zealand. Being seed-grown they are "Frank originals" rather than named varieties, but I am happy with that. To me, a reshuffling of the genes of Maori potatoes is just as interesting as getting hold of existing heritage types, because it shows a lot of detail about the ancestry of these potatoes as the various parental traits segregate out. I'm very excited about them as they are very hard to get hold of outside New Zealand. It's a little difficult to tell what the spuds will look like, as all potatoes at this time of year look like brown wizened prunes regardless of what cheerful colours they might have had at harvest, so I will have to wait and see. But one seems to be a dusky ultra-purple and another a reddish bicolour. Among the South Americans there is a similar range of colour loveliness, including an unnamed pink and yellow bicolour and a black and tan bicolour called Puca Quitish. It's going to be a fun year for bizarre-coloured mash in the Rebsie household.
Owen. As the tubers were small I started them off in modules, where they grew like rockets, and this one had already begun to set some tiny tubers of its own by the time I planted them out.
I've not yet had time to blog about my TPS-grown potatoes from last year, and there's so much to say I don't know where to start. There were lots of fascinating colours and exquisite flavours, and some amazingly high yields considering the plants were seedlings and not grown from tubers. A great many tubers produced by last year's seedlings are now replanted and growing for the first time as tuber-grown plants. Some are HUGE ... in fact the biggest and most vigorous potato plants I've ever grown. This may be down to the fact that freshly created potato varieties are relatively virus-free. The more established varieties, unless you get planting stock which has been "cleaned" in a laboratory, will have become burdened with a collection of energy-sapping pathogens over the years. It could also be an effect of hybrid vigour, but that's probably less of a factor in potatoes than in other plants, because essentially all potatoes are hybrids. Their tetraploid (doubled chromosome) structure keeps their genes banging around like a pinball machine in every seed. Hybrid vigour is the norm in most potatoes, which is why they're such a successful food crop, and you should theoretically only see a drop in vigour if you inbreed them, i.e. grow seeds which have self-pollinated. But in an illustration of how nature likes to raise two green fingers to such predictions, the most rampant batch of triffid-aspiring monster spuds I currently have in the garden is an inbred line from self-pollinated berries of Mr Little's Yetholm Gypsy. These little beauties deserve a whole post of their own as they are wonderful, colourful and precious.
One of the most interesting potatoes-from-seed I have on the go is from a cross of primitive stenotomum cultivars, Pirampo x Khuchi Akita. This is an F3 "novelty line" from Tom Wagner, a cross of two traditional Andean potatoes which are not adapted to temperate zones such as Europe but are still fun to experiment with. I have been erroneously describing them as Bolivian, when in fact only Khuchi Akita is from Bolivia, and Pirampo originates in Peru. Any road, this hybrid is diploid, so it lacks the chromosome doubling which gives cultivated potatoes their big tubers and high yields. It's also limited in its ability to set tubers in the British climate, so I couldn't be sure that the plants I grew from TPS would give me any potatoes at all. But they did give me one very big surprise. They were completely and quite astoundingly blight resistant.
Last September I watched as all the potato haulms in the garden turned brown and rotted, including the ones which I was trialling for possible blight resistance as they had been bred to contain the resistance genes. Fortunately the blight in 2010 was late enough that it didn't curtail tuber production, and I got a good harvest, and was able to simply stand back and watch to see how the blight affected different varieties at different speeds. I had twelve plants of Pirampo x Khuchi Akita, in various parts of the garden, and there was not a speck of blight on any of them. They just sat there defiantly while the plague raged all around them, and then, as a final "sod you" gesture to Phytophthora infestans they put on a second flush of flowers just as I was scraping up the blackened corpses of every other potato in the garden. They were still flowering in October when the first frosts came. Their flowers were beautiful too, have a look at these ...
I was really surprised, because I wasn't expecting this hybrid to show any blight resistance at all. There are a few species of near-wild Andean potatoes which are blight resistant, but not these; these are technically the same species as normal cultivated potatoes, just a less developed form of it. I'm still not entirely convinced that the resistance is genetic, and will have to see what happens to them this year before I allow myself to get too excited. But it does at least illustrate why I'm keen to experiment with unusual varieties like this.
As it turned out, about half the plants managed to set tubers. This is a pretty good achievement for an Andean landrace type, because they are dependent on daylength, and the long daylength in Europe is completely wrong for them. Consequently they don't start to tuberise until the days shorten in the autumn, by which point they don't have time to do anything before the frosts hit them. What I'm looking for in these plants is the odd one or two which can tuberise successfully in our long summer days. It's one of those things which is self-selecting by default and doesn't require much intellectual input from a plant breeder – if it doesn't tuberise effectively then it can't survive to the following year. Extreme Darwin in action. Another self-selecting trait is the keeping quality, since a short shelf-life is common in Andean potatoes. It's often possible for farmers in South America to grow a continuous cycle of potato crops, perhaps two or three a year, so they don't need to be stored for any period of time. They are just replanted shortly after harvest and off they go again. Can't do that in England though, unless you want to grow a crop of frost-bitten stumps. So I can only regrow the ones which stay alive in storage for six to eight months. This weeded out several of my Pirampo x Khuchi Akita beauties, unfortunately.
The tubers I got from the plants were small, deep-eyed, immensely variable in size (but still small) and not very abundant. However they did come in some absolutely glorious colours and markings, mostly reds, purples and intense carmine pinks.


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He is survived by his wife, Cheryl Roberts Jones of Curry Branch. His daughter Lucky Michelle Wagers (Sam) of Curry Branch. His grandchildren Christopher Andrew Wagers, Bobby Dustin Wagers, & Derek Douglas Wagers all of Curry Branch. Sister, Pauline Baker of Island Creek. 2 Brothers, Baxter Jones of Paces Creek & Melvin Jones of Corbin. His Mother-in-Law, Imogene Roberts of Curry Branch.
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We sat down over noodles and proceeded to completely geek out about music – all translations of it – the state of radio, events in London and worldwide, what music we listened to growing up and even our guilty music pleasures. I learned a lot that night about each of the gents. For one, I discovered that Croydon-based (deep south London) Deft, teaches kids how to produce music and when he was growing up he was heavy into punk and ska – how cool is that? You'd never guess if you listened to his Clotting EP:
WotNot co-founder JJ Mumbles is equally as awesome and had such charisma about him – a very engaging, yet humble dude. I found out we have a common musical love interest called MachineDrum and I also was put onto a sweet band from Canada called New Look.
JJ, Deft and I talked for quite some time while I took a shitload of notes but the one thing that really stuck out was when I asked JJ how and why WotNot was started and he nonchalantly said "WotNot's sole reason for existence is to bring visibility to music we love". At this point, I was floored and everything else the two said seemed to be wrapped in gold leaf or something, because what they said after that point made so much sense. This hit me as a call to action to remember to do what you love and love what you do. WotNot serves as a reminder to us all to lift those up who are awesome, to contribute to the bigger picture and to make a difference with your art whether it's inspiring others or being inspired by others – increasing visibility for creative expression only fuels goodness.
Instead of boring you some more with a description of our noodle extravaganza, I'll just let the music speak for itself. Here is a perfect sampling of the labels' music mixed by Charo – WotNot's other Co-Founder.
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What are the requirements for selling food that is processed at home?
Home processed food is food processed in a private home or residence using only the ordinary kitchen facilities of that home. It also shall exclude potentially hazardous foods. Commercial equipment is not considered ordinary kitchen facilities.
Home food processors who sell their product may be exempted from the licensing requirements of Article 20-C, provided that the following conditions are met:
- All finished product containers are clean, sanitary and properly labeled;
- All home processed foods produced under this exemption are neither adulterated nor misbranded; and
- Glass containers for jams, jellies, marmalades and similar products are provided with suitable rigid metal covers
Licensing exemption is limited to non-potentially hazardous foods such as:
- Bakery products for wholesale sales; i.e. bread, rolls, cookies, brownies, fudge, double-crust fruit pies and cakes which require no refrigeration
- Jams, jellies, marmalades or similar products
- Candy (not chocolate)
- Spices or herbs
- Snack items such as popcorn, caramel corn and peanut brittle
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In the European Union, enlargement, special arrangements for the expansion of the Schengen Area, and the gradual development of a stronger EU role in immigration have added new complexity to the policy landscape, leading to both new patterns of movement and new policies for governing immigration from outside of the European Union's 28 Member States. The research offered here focuses on migration policies, trends, and common challenges that affect Europe at a supranational level—from free movement to asylum policy and the management of EU borders.
Recent surges in the arrival of unauthorized migrants with possible humanitarian claims have prompted the United States and the European Union to consider in-country and offshore processing for some refugee and asylum applications. As this article explores, some of the questions raised about the feasibility of such programs include their consistency with humanitarian law and their effectiveness in reducing unwanted entries.
The electoral fortunes of far-right parties, a number of which campaigned using anti-immigrant messages, varied during 2012, with notable albeit small advances for Greece's extremist Golden Dawn party. For the most part, however, extreme-right politicians continue to struggle to build sizeable support; and in Europe, the anti-immigration discourse has been overshadowed by anti-Brussels rhetoric and anger over high unemployment and austerity measures.
Migration flows that were stalled for a period by the pronounced recession that began in 2008 have resumed to a number of OECD countries, including the United States where there appears to be a slight increase in Mexican migration for the first time in several years. More migrants seem to be choosing emerging economies, including Brazil, China, and South Africa, over traditional destinations.
Belgium is often overlooked as a country of immigration because of its size and its less known history of immigration. Yet over the last three decades Belgium has become a permanent country of settlement for many different types of migrants. Our updated Belgium profile delves into modern migration flows and policies in Belgium which are inching away from a piecemeal approach towards a well-needed, long-term strategy.
Once known for large-scale emigration, Greece has become the main point of entry for unauthorized migrants heading toward Europe. The country must now — amid economic turmoil — grapple with issues related to its highly porous borders, mounting asylum applications, and inadequate immigrant-detention system.
The Arab Spring exposed critical weaknesses and exacerbated long-held disagreements within the European Union related to asylum, immigration, and external border control policy matters that spilled over into the operation of the Schengen area.
Citizenship is a deeply sensitive issue for the European Union, and Member States hold dear their sovereign right to determine who should become a national. There has been strong resistance by Member States towards any discussion of citizenship acquisition at the EU level, despite some outré national policy changes in recent years. A decision by Malta's government to sell 1,800 passports for 1.15 million euros apiece has caused unusual levels of furor, and this scheme may become the straw that breaks the camel's back.
This report outlines the security-related challenges that borders are intended to address—including terrorism, human smuggling and trafficking, illegal migration, and drug trafficking—and, in turn, the perverse consequences that tighter border enforcement can generate. As states implement extensive border controls and deterrence measures to prevent illegal migration, they indirectly push unauthorized migrants into the hands of smugglers and traffickers.
This report analyzes mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) between countries, which allow professionals to transfer their skills and experiences across borders more effectively. The report, part of a series on the recognition of foreign credentials, evaluates existing MRAs and discusses the prospects for cooperation between the United States and the European Union.
This edited volume showcases approaches toward border management in Europe, Central America, and North America, and reflects on the challenges that countries in these regions face in managing their borders. The book brings together perspectives from both sides of the Atlantic on what border security means in practice, the challenges that continue to evade policymakers, and what policies have been the most (and least) successful in achieving "secure" borders.
This policy brief reviews the challenges that face the EU-wide social security coordination system. It argues that while improving the fairness, clarity, and public support for this system are difficult, even small concessions from the European Commission could provide an opportunity to showcase the elements that do work.
Immigrant-receiving countries have introduced a range of policies to improve the recognition of foreign qualifications. This report explores strategies for ensuring that qualified immigrants can contribute their training and talent to the labor force.
This report provides an overview of the global trends in the recognition of foreign credentials, and describes new and flexible ways that governments can recognize the qualifications of immigrants.
This report explains the basic structure of the engineering workforce, and the elements that influence the ability of engineers to move across borders. It examines recent efforts to address national differences in education and accreditation, and also considers how serious the barriers to international migration for engineers are in practice.


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Instagram Inspiration For Your Brand Account
A stage for everything from snapshots of lunch to family photos, Instagram is built for storytelling. A 2014 Forrester study found that the top brands' Instagram posts generated 58 times more engagement per follower than Facebook, and 120 times more engagement per follower than Twitter. With millions of users worldwide and a seemingly endless share Read more
Storytelling in 6 Seconds or Less
This article is part of the Visual Revolution Summit interview series. Learn more about the Summit here. When it come to brands on Vine, the Lowes' #FixInSix series has earned both critical acclaim among marketers and appreciation from Lowes' followers for being a first-of-its kind campaign. Countless publications and blogs have highlighted the campaign, including our Read more
Behind the Scenes of Teen Vogue's Influencer Strategy
This article is part of the Visual Revolution Summit interview series. Learn more about the Summit here. Teen Vogue has become a leader in developing a strong influencer and community strategy – both for its editorial and its advertisers. In anticipation of her upcoming talk at the Visual Revolution Summit, we interviewed Stacy Greco (Senior Executive Read more
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How Expedia Finds Their Video Inspiration
This article is part of the Visual Revolution Summit interview series. Learn more about the Summit here. What does it take to create marketing that inspires and engages? Ask Expedia. The online travel brand has had major success with its Find Yours initiative, which puts real travelers and their amazing stories at the center. The Read more
Real-Time Pitfalls: Avoiding and Addressing Social Blunders
Every day, about 500 million tweets on average are getting posted on Twitter, one million links are shared on Facebook, and 60 million pictures are uploaded onto Instagram. And everyday something new is buzzing over social – whether it's a new Apple release, a challenge getting people to dump water on their head in the Read more
Selfie for the Win: Applebee's® Partners with CBS Sports & Chute
With a new crowd-sourced menu lineup chosen by Applebee's social fans, America's favorite neighborhood bar and grill is launching a crowd-sourced marketing campaign featuring real guests. Last fall, more than 4,600 Applebee's Facebook Fans responded to the question "What menu items would you like added to our 2 for $20 menu?" Applebee's listened, and now Read more
L'Oreal Asks You to Take the Drakkar Challenge With Cam Newton
If you grew up in the 80's, chances are you've heard of (and smelled) Drakkar Noir. The L'Oreal-owned men's cologne is an icon unto itself. Today, the Drakkar brand is back with the launch of the new Drakkar Essence and is asking people to take the Drakkar Challenge. The launch is a completely digital campaign Read more
The Evolution of In-Store Photography
I was an obnoxious teenager. Worse: I was an obnoxious teenager with a camera. My sophomore year of high school is filled with memories of running around the mall taking photos on my beloved point-and-shoot camera1 that I would then edit and upload to one of my many MySpace albums2. With this love of selfie-ing Read more
The Rise of the Youtube Influencer
Youtube has evolved substantially from when it was first incepted in 2005 and then subsequently purchased by Google in 2006. According to new analysis from investment banking firm Jefferies, the platform is valued at an estimated $40 billion – more even than social heavy-weight Twitter, which is valued at $30 billion. But why? AdWeek breaks Read more
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Chute Presents Second Annual Visual Revolution Summit
Chute is today announcing plans for the second annual Visual Revolution Summit on Wednesday, Nov. 5, in New York City. The event returns with some of the biggest disrupters in marketing and publishing to discuss and debate the current and future state of visual storytelling. With nearly one trillion photos taken in 2013, consumers are pushing Read more
The Rise of Influencer Marketing
Brands are getting increasingly better at creating content, but Klout co-founder Joe Fernandez thinks there's another area they still have to improve: influencer marketing. "We all look to our friends and network, these people that influence us to broker our time and interest — whether it's for products or ideas," Joe said. "It's absolutely critical that Read more
Route to Social: 4 Car Brands Going in the Right Direction
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The Secret to Loyalty: Experience
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Like-Gating No More: What Your Brand Needs To Know
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Picture Perfect: How Marketers Can Use Pictures to Build a Better Brand
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The 4 Must-Do Marketing Tips For Black Friday
Black Friday may be months away, but for marketers and eCommerce managers it's right around the corner. Consumers' purchasing behavior is changing rapidly, and the way retailers were selling last Black Friday is in many ways already out-of-date. Today,  71% of consumers are more likely to make a purchase based on social media referrals and 92% Read more
WIRED Magazine and Federated Media Founder John Battelle Joins Chute's Board of Directors
SAN FRANCISCO – July 30, 2014 – Chute, a visual marketing automation company, today announced the addition of John Battelle, founder of WIRED Magazine, Federated Media and, most recently, sovrn and NewCo, to its board of directors. In addition, the company launched its Visual Content Engine for brands, which provides marketers with automated tools to Read more
#SDCC Attendees Share More Than Ever
More than a quarter of a million photos and videos were shared on Twitter and Instagram during this year's Comic-Con, and we have to admit, even we were pretty shocked to see the massive jump compared to last year. In just one year, the numbers have more than tripled from 82,591 to 277,606. But it Read more
Suite Social: 4 Hotels Rocking Social Media
Every day, thousands of people check in and out of hotels. In our ever-connected world, that also means they're Instagramming their view, checking in on Facebook, and Tweeting about their experience. The hospitality industry as a whole has a lot to gain with the boom in content creation, and these four hotels are taking notice. Read more
Psychology Behind Selfies, #FoodPorn, and Sharing
Wake up. Check your phone. Brush your teeth. Post to Twitter. Head to work. Scroll through Facebook on the bus ride there. This is the daily, morning routine of millions of people around the world. Why do we care so much about social media? Why do we feel the need to update our 372 Twitter Read more
Facebook Contests: 5 Things NOT to Do
Today, Facebook is still one of the top places to reach fans across every generation or interest. This means hosting or promoting contests on the platform is a great way to engage your current followers and attract new ones. At Chute, we've powered many great contests for our partners, so below we've listed out some Read more
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The Value of Swift Thinking
Who knew Taylor Swift is an expert in agile and engaging marketing? Yesterday, the singer published an OpEd in the Wall Street Journal on the future of music, but many of her points ring true for all industries. We've dissected the piece and listed the four biggest lessons marketers should take to heart. Know Your Read more
3 Unconventional Uses of Instagram We Love
With a thriving and growing community, brands have taken to Instagram to share their own photos and videos – from behind-the-scenes shots to inspirational ones. A few brands, however, have broken out of the square box and pushed the creative boundaries of the platform to create completely unique and interactive experiences. Check out our three Read more
#tbt: Your Favorite Websites, Then and Now
By Diana Lee & Lester Lee We typically associate the Visual Revolution with capturing and sharing photos and videos, but we also see it in the design choices brands and publishers are making. In honor of #tbt, we decided to take a look at how some of our favorite websites have been harnessing the Visual Read more
Celebrating Our 3rd Birthday
At Chute, we believe in celebrating people – whether it's for innovation, birthdays, or anniversaries. We do this formally at the end of every week and also try to incorporate this celebration of awesomeness into our everyday culture. This past weekend, our family celebrated a pretty big milestone: our 3rd birthday. First, we want to give Read more
The World Cup Platform Battle
With FIFA's 2014 World Cup well underway, we wanted to look at how some of the most popular platforms are approaching the global event. This time around, the pool of social media to choose from has grown, with Facebook and Twitter going head to head, and various platforms introducing hubs for soccer fanatics. We've got Read more
Customer Spotlight: adidas and Spotify #BoostYourRun
In the new #BoostYourRun collaboration between adidas and Spotify, media agency Carat created a new community destination for both companies that included a fan-powered photo gallery – using Chute's tools to collect and publish user-generated media along with engaging directly fans. "Creating content that adds value to people's lives and putting them in the center Read more
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Customer Spotlight: Ed Sheeran Fuels Music Video With The Fault In Our Stars Fanart
For the launch of Ed Sheeran's "All of Our Stars" music video, Atlantic Records partnered with visual brand engagement platform Chute, to interact with fans and gather photo submissions from the powerful online community surrounding the upcoming 20th Century Fox film The Fault in Our Stars. "The fans of The Fault in Our Stars have Read more
How Marriott Harnesses Brand Love
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The 10 Commandments of Instagram
From Pinterest to Tumblr to Instagram, the type of content brands share has to differ from platform to platform in order to be effective. For example, professional photos feel out of place on Instagram, while they thrive on Pinterest. We've put together a guide of 10 easy-to-implement rules that all marketers should follow to ensure Read more
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Our fans are witty, they're fun, they're irreverent. They really personify the brand values, so who better to inspire the content than them? - Jessica Gioglio When America runs on Dunkin, how can Dunkin keep their marketing engaging to all of their fans? By letting these fans be the center of their marketing. From creating Read more
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TODAY marks the beginning of health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act's new insurance exchanges, for which two million Americans have signed up. Now that the individual mandate is officially here, let me begin with an admission: Obamacare is awful.
Colorado's Affordable Care Act/Obamacare exchange/marketplace website went on-line October 1, so I was anxious to find relief from the high premiums and also to find coverage that might actually fit my needs better as I enter a period for more diagnostics and potential treatments. Well, that was not to be.
We drove to Colorado Springs yesterday to start work on a new chapter of Health Care for All Colorado. HCAC is working to achieve health care reform under an improved and expanded Medicare for all for life system. In order to achieve that goal, we must build grassroots support and capacity for political action. It is good to see the organization reaching out.
PDA is and will always be in the forefront, fighting to achieve universal access to care.
It is a moral outrage for a country as wealthy as ours to leave 60 million people with no reliable access to health care and tens of millions more with inadequate or overly expensive coverage. In addition, despite spending nearly twice as much as other developed nations on health care, our system performs poorly, because the private U.S. insurance bureaucracy soaks up as much as one-third of all the money and pharmaceutical interests overburden America by avoiding price competition.
On Friday, September 12th more than 150 activists will go to DC and Demand that their Senators and Representatives support removing the ratification deadline from the ERA (SJ Res 15 and HJ Res 113)
MoveOn.org Petition - Congress Don't Renew Fast Track
Public Citizen Petition - Congress Must Reject Fast Track Authority
MoveOn.org Petition - Stop the Trans Pacific Partnership
CREDO Petition - Stop the Massive Corporate Power Grab


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Giving you the gift of game, part 1.
It's a vegan cliché to go here for a special event, but take it up a notch by booking a table at the Aphrodisiac Dinner (next month's is February 15), along with a room at the adjoining Hotel California.
While Greens is guilty of a more old-school, covered-in-butter, '70s-style of vegetarian cooking, it's so gorgeous you may just have to put up with it. Greens is offering an $88 prix fixe menu on V-Day (double the price of their normal prix fixe menu) but if you want to drop the cash while admiring the ocean (and the good looks of your date), be sure to call ahead to make sure you can actually eat something.
Another restaurant that you can also parlay into an overnight hotel rendez-vous (it's inside the Hotel Carlton ), Saha is a small plates, Middle Eastern restaurant that's vegan-friendly. They even feature that holy grail: a vegan dessert at a non-vegan restaurant.
Yes, you can eat the same genre of food cheaper at Udupi Palace paces away but it's Valentine's Day, not Tuesday night takeout. It's time to have some class with your potato-stuffed pancake and array of chutneys. Expect a long wait. Remove some of the class you just earned by going to the liquor store across the street and drinking on the sidewalk.
In the erstwhile Last Supper Club space, Beretta has only recently started catering to vegans in a real way by offering vegan cheese (we think it's Teese) and vegan sausage on their tasty thin-crust pizzas. They also have an excellent drink menu. This would be a nice V-Day option for a "special friend" or someone you just started dating who you don't want to freak out. It's nice, but it's still casual.
The Front Porch
A Vegansaurus Favorite, the sexy Front Porch rarely disappoints (and if they do, they are very nice about it and will continue to push French fries on you). They have a daily rotating vegan special and wine in a box! No prix fixe, but they say they'll have some special treats on the menu. As with Dosa, expect to wait for your table.
Restaurants With Explicitly Labeled Vegetarian Options for V-Day That We Haven't Been To:
Cafe Majestic: ($70 prix fixe vegetarian menu)
Citizen Cake
Maharani ($42 vegetarian menu)
Mission Beach Cafe ($75 five-course dinner with champagne toast. OpenTable also says there will be vegan options, but no menu on the website yet!)
Know of any other restaurants offering veg options on Valentine's Day? Any other nice restaurants that you'd recommend? Leave it in the comments!
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