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Is Rick Warren the Right Man to Violate the Separation of Church and State?
Barack Obama got some guff this week for nominating a friend of Big Corn to be Agriculture Secretary, but it was nothing compared to the brouhaha that's brewhahaing over his choice of Pastor Rick Warren as Secretary of Invocations.
I'm sorry, I have that wrong. Apparently it's not a cabinet position. It's just the dude who says a prayer at the inauguration.
So why is this something anyone gives a shit about let alone the biggest news story of the week? Oh, it must be because we maybe shouldn't have a prayer at a Presidential inauguration in the first place, right?
Well, this must be why I'm not a well-fed TV pundit, because I can't seem to be able to wrap my big dumb head around this at all. But apparently there are liberals who are flipping out because Obama picked a pro-life, anti-gay guy to give the invocation. Meanwhile, conservatives are flipping out because Warren agreed to give an invocation at the inauguration of a pro-choice, pro-gay President. Amazing.
If only science could create some sort of Ward Churchill/Phyllis Schlafly hybrid beast to give the prayer, perhaps everyone would be happy. Well, everyone except maybe James Madison.
Tags: Barack Obama, Christianity, Inauguration, Rick Warren
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Many people need their coffee to get up and going in the morning, and especially in the middle of the afternoon when things are starting to drag. Here at Arrowhead Addict, we understand that for a Chiefs fan, coffee is simply not enough.
Here's all that's happening around Chiefs Kingdom today.
Welcome to The Fix.
The Kansas City Chiefs may have lost a heartbreaking, Wild Card game to the Indianapolis Colts, but everyone, including the Professional Football Writers of America, recognize that they have talent on the team. According to a piece written by Randy Covitz at the Kansas City Star, the Chiefs lead the league in honors.
It's little consolation to Chiefs fans still disappointed by their first-round playoff loss, but the club placed a league-most three players — running back Jamaal Charles, safety Eric Berry and punt returner Dexter McCluster — on the 2013 All-NFL team chosen by the Professional Football Writers of America.
While Charles and Berry will likely be mainstays on this Chiefs roster for years to come, you might be surprised to hear who Brett Gering, a featured columnist at Bleacher Report, thinks are the 11 players on the roster bubble going into the off-season.
But remember, in the span of a year, this team's missteps went from cynically comical to heart-wrenching. Going from a two-win travesty to a bona fide playoff contender isn't supposed to happen—not in professional sports.
With Heartbreak City in the rearview, it's never too soon to look forward to what lies on the other end of the horizon.
With more on McCluster, Adam Teicher at ESPN talks about the electrifying punt return against the New York Giants on Sept. 29. Teicher designates that play as the third best play of the season.
McCluster took his return up the middle, started in with a series of cuts that made six Giants miss their tackle attempts and ran 89 yards for a touchdown that broke the game open. The Chiefs would go on to win 31-7.
Finally today, we leave you with a Q & A with Chiefs general manager John Dorsey. Dorsey was named as the Chiefs GM exactly one year ago, today and what an impact he's made. Chiefs Insider Reid Ferrin sat down with Dorsey to talk about his first year as the GM for the Chiefs. This was what he had to say on the subject of Alex Smith:
"I think he's everything that I thought he would be. As the season went along, you could see him getting more comfortable with the offense; you could see him actually taking more shots down the field, because that's his comfort with the actual offense. His leadership was evident from the moment he was introduced to his teammates; they gravitated to him. I think he earned their trust with his play on the field, but also by who he is as a person, because he's just a natural leader and the guys come to him. He's everything I thought he'd be. I still think he's one of the better QBs in the National Football League."
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The St. Louis Blues will take the ice tonight in Nashville with the same lineup that they had against Detroit in the home opener, which will look like this:
David Perron – David Backes – T.J. Oshie
Jaden Schwartz – Patrik Berglund – Chris Stewart
Andy McDonald – Alex Steen – Vladimir Tarasenko
Vladimir Sobotka – Scott Nichol – Ryan Reaves
Barret Jackman – Kevin Shattenkirk
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Powerplay Units:
David Perron – David Backes – Patrik Berglund
David Perron – Chris Stewart – Andy McDonald
Kevin Shattenkirk – Alex Steen
For the second game in a row, Jamie Langenbrunner, Matt D'Agostini, and Jeff Woywitka will all be on the bench along with newcomer Wade Redden. Redden will wear number 6 when playing and was in practice today with the St. Louis Blues, but Coach Ken Hitchcock has said that he will not play until at least Thursday. Stay Tuned for more St. Louis Blues hockey news.
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SKM 9" Italian Stiletto Honey Horn Automatic Knife - Dagger
- Overall Length: 9.00"
- Blade Length: 4.00"
- Cutting Edge: 3.50"
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel
- Blade Style: Dagger
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Blade Finish: Satin
- Edge Type: Plain
- Handle Length: 5.00"
- Handle Material: Horn, Honey
- Bolster Material: Nickel Silver
- Frame Material: Brass
- Knife Type: Automatic
- Opener: Push Button
- Lock Type: Bolster Lock
- Brand: SKM
- Country of Origin: Italy
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A true Italian stiletto that doesn't break the bank to own. This lovely piece features a satin finish, stainless steel dagger blade with polished, nickel silver bolsters and buttons over glossy honey horn handle scales. Brass pins and liners complete the ensemble. There is a sliding safety on this knife, to protect against accidental release of the blade. For those interested in starting a collection, this is a perfect piece.
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Charles Barkley
Resolution: Don't hate the player, hate the game.
Never shy to express his opinions, Charles Barkley is a natural when it comes to his job as sports commentator for TNT. But when he recently said that Dwyane Wade is "not the same guy" and is starting to "lose his athletic ability," the NBA legend caught heat from Wade's teammate and BFF LeBron James. Perhaps Barkley should spend 2013 learning the virtues of constructive criticism?
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Book your room at Agena
Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Double Room, BathtubMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Brest hotel with a restaurant
Situated in Brest, this hotel is close to Musee National de la Marine, Clermont-Tonnerre Hospital, and Brest Castle. Also nearby are Tour Tanguy and University of Western Brittany.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Agena features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a garden.
Room Amenities
Guestrooms have complimentary wireless Internet access, climate control, and desks; rooms also include complimentary newspapers and private bathrooms.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Brest hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and room service (during limited hours).
- Total number of rooms - 18
- Bar/lounge
- Free! Free Wi-Fi
- ATM/banking
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Tours/ticket assistance
Available in all rooms: Free! Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free! Free Wi-Fi
Room Amenities
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Television
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Climate control
- Free! Complimentary newspaper
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free! Free Wi-Fi
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Agena has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.88 per person, per night
- Breakfast fee: EUR 8 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 4.00 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 4 per pet, per night
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I just finished playing around with this interesting site featured on Startup Ottawa and created by Jordan Boesch called Taxi Me.
Taxi Me is a neat tool that mashes up Google Maps with cab fare estimation to let you estimate the cost of a cab ride from point A to point B. Nice business model as well – local cab companies simply pay a monthly fee for ad placement in one of three listings.
Taxi Me as a Decision Tool
After playing around with it a bit, it got me thinking: why would I need to use this site in a real world situation?
With cab fares typically being standardized by the city, Taxi Me in its current form allows me to decide whether I should:
- Take a taxi OR a bus (or other public transportation)
- Take a taxi OR drive
- Take a taxi OR walk, run, bike, hitchhike
- Just stay put!
In other words, TaxiMe helps answer the question: "Is taking a taxi an economical solution to my current transportation problem?" An important question for many, and kudos to Jordan for creating such a slick tool to address it.
So now that I'm taking a taxi, which one should I call? Does it even matter?
In general, it usually doesn't matter which company you call – they're all kind of the same really. But should it? I think yes!
When you think about it, a cab ride is really just a commodity. It's a means to an end, and with rates being fixed by the city there leaves little room for standouts and innovators in the taxi industry.
So I was thinking, wouldn't it be nice if there was an online service to broker and auction off cab rides? Kind of an online market for cab rides and maybe even other commodity-like services.
It would operate similar to the way Google AdWords auctions off ad positions on search engine results pages. A ride seeker would enter start and destination points (the query) just like they do with Taxi Me, and then local taxi companies would compete for a position in the listings (and therefore the fare) based on three factors:
- their bid for the fare
- the availability of a cab at the time requested
- an independently assessed "quality score" of the cab company (perhaps based on user reviews)
Has this already been done? Could it be done or is the industry too over-regulated to get something like this off the ground? Let me know your thoughts.


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The mirror and magnet is an improvement from previous blushers and bronzers, however I treat my makeup bag well (it all adds up at the end of the day to be honest £££££s) and have never had a problem with my other benefit products, a lot of people seem to complain about the packaging but hey I think it's just fine...
It's got a great staying power and I really like that. I love the golden shimmer and I could imagine it looking amazing in the Summer! Really brightens up my face and makes my cheeks pop. Not too sure what this 3-D business is about I thought my face was three dimensional anyway (?)
Yeah... I'd definitely buy it again!
I tried this at sephora. great blush. very pigmented so a little bit is all you need. it's too powdery for my taste and considering the cost, im afraid i might waste too much blush with the product going everywhere. the brush that comes with this isnt the best, but it's certainly not bad for touch ups. =D the color is nice too. like a pink flush
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Based on my previous experiences with BeneFit products, I fully expected to hate this blush. It was free, so I decided to try it and then pass it off to a friend.
Imagine my shock and awe when I dusted bella bamba on my cheeks with my bronzer. My skin was bright, glowy and flushed with the perfect amount of golden shimmer. The glitter that's so awful looking in the container diffuses amazingly on my face.
I still hate the smell of this powder. WHY exactly does my blush need to smell like old fruit and flowers?!? Plus BeneFit is totally cheating customers by giving so much less product than the other powder boxes for the same price. I'm sure that the new magnetic closure wasn't THAT costly to make!
I got this as a freebie, so that's why I gave the price a 1. I'd never actually pay for this or any current product from BeneFit.
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i love this and have been wearing it every day since i got it. i prefer matte blushes, because any other blush with gliiter or shimmer does nothing but emphasize my pores (nars orgasm). although this does have slight shimmer, it somehow manages to not emphasize pores. it creates an amazing "glow" effect. pink, pretty and perfect for me.
the scent is odd for a face product, but it is not offensive. i do prefer the new packaging over the old benefit packaging, but the lid can be a pain to close.
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Honestly, the blush is awesome. The packaging I think, sucks. For the price you pay, I think you should get something other than cardboard. The brush that comes with is not so bad! It actually is one of the better brushes that come with blushes. LOVELY color...however, for the price...I am on the fence with this one...I would really like to see them fancy up the packaging!
If you find Nars Orgasm a little too orange for you, Bella Bamba is a nice alternative. All the glowiness of Orgasm, just more pink. I really love it, and a little goes a long way on my very pale skin.
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This glitter is RIDICULOUS. I only wear shimmer/glitter a little at a time, and with this, it's overpowering alone. I couldn't even pair a semi-sparkly eyeshadow with it for fear of looking like a disco ball! I think this product seriously needs some reevaluation. Disappointing for Benefit..
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So gorgeous! It really is a watermelon pink with a golden glow. I don't detect any glitter or ott shimmer. Very pigmented, must use a little at a time even on my medium skin. Love the new brush that comes with it and the flip box. For comparison Coralista is more of a coral pink with golden glow.
I love Benefit's boxed powders, so I grabbed this the second I saw it at my local counter. Brought it home, opened it up (hmm...smells fruity...strange, but nice), swiped it on, and swooned. I really don't understand the negative reviews here. The color is a gorgeous healthy pink and I don't see ANY glitter. After reading some of the bad reviews, I broke out my mirror and checked close up and I still don't see it. This really does have a 3D effect. I use this on the apples of my cheeks just onto my cheekbones and the slight shimmer picks up enough in the light that I can skip a highlighter (but it somehow manages to not look shimmery anywhere except the tops of my cheekbones). I'm in love. I did remove one star because the boxed powders are crazy expensive (more so than NARS blush - though you get way more product).
I was so excited to get this blush as I own Coralista (another Benefit Blush) which is amazing! However this particular Benefit product left me feeling cold. For a start it doesn't blend too well. I can't rub it in with my fingers, instead I have to give it a good buff with a brush. It doesn't last for very long either before it starts to fade, compared to my NYX blush which lasts about a good 2/3 hours.
I was also unimpressed by the new packaging which I think looks cheap and tacky. I didn't like the way you had to left it upwards to open it (as opposed to just taking the box off) as you had nowhere to tap the excess blush.
The blush itself wasn't anything special. The colour is easily duped and the shimmer didn't add anything to the product.
All in all, I'm so disappointed I wasted so much money on this. I will definitely be buying the older Benefit blushes instead. x
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text: This has been happening to myself for the past several months (I want to say 6months?) in the South Carolina Area.When playing online video games, or online videos, i'll get 8 to 22% packetloss at random intervals ALL day & night long. This has caused me to completely stop playing Darkfall Online (hardcore item loss pvp MMO) as well as numerous other online games.The symptoms include:-Randomly from 30minutes to 3hrs of gameplay the game i'm playing will experience MASSIVE lag spikes. So much so that the game ends up stopping entirely with no updates at ALL to the game. Eventually I'll go LD if I leave it for long enough. In online games such as EQ2 this results in a phenominon known as going "Half-LD" where you don't see ANY game updates at all, but other people can see you doing abilities etc. This means, you're not receiving any data from the server, but you're still sending it (generally speaking). This can be VERY noticable when you die on the server side, and you're client still doesn't know you're dead, so what ends up happening is your corpse will walk around the zone as if it was still living (been petitioned multiple times for "cheating" due to this).Thanks to the help of others on this forum, I've tracked my MASSIVE packet loss to the "ae-7-7.ebr3.Atlanta2.Level3.net" router on the Atlantic Broadband pipe that I HAVE to go through to go ANYWHERE. That SPECIFIC router will go from 8 to 22% packet loss 24/7 hrs a day.It's also a good thing to mention that apparently DSL in the South Carolina area does NOT go through this particular backbone. This, ignorantly, leads me to the belief this is an Atlantic Broadband specific issue.-Rj


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THE RED ROAD Blog
What's the Cast of "THE RED ROAD" Up To?
Season 1
Posted 10/21/2014 10:00 AM by Isaiah Sherman
Can't wait for THE RED ROAD Season 2? Keep up with the stars' other big and small screen projects in the meantime.more ...
"EW" Calls Aaron Guzikowski's "Prisoners" "Powerfully Disturbing"
Posted 09/26/2014 5:39 PM by SundanceTV
Before THE RED ROAD, series creator Aaron Guzikowski penned the acclaimed thriller Prisoners. Critics raved about this "vivid, unexpected and unsettling" movie, praising Guzikowski's "ever-tightening script," and the stellar cast, including Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Viola Davis, Maria Bello and Terrence Howard. Check out what the buzz was about.more ...
"NY Times" Calls "Road to Paloma" "Seductive"; "LA Times" Says: "Simmering"
Posted 09/24/2014 12:00 PM by Elizabeth Hyde
THE RED ROAD star Jason Momoa bared his Hollywood chops when "Road to Paloma" (he directed, starred, co-produced and co-wrote the movie) hit theaters this past summer–critics raved about his "richly atmospheric" directorial debut. See what the buzz was about.more ...
Production Begins on "THE RED ROAD" Season 2
Posted 09/22/2014 11:36 AM by SundanceTV
SundanceTV announced today the start of production for season two of its gripping, original scripted series THE RED ROAD. Production will begin in Atlanta on September 22, and it will air mid-2015.
New casting includes acclaimed Native American actor Wes Studi (Road to Paloma, Hell on Wheels) who plays tribal chief Levi. Returning cast includes Jason Momoa (Game of Thrones, Road to Paloma), Martin Henderson (Devil's Knot, The Ring, Smokin' Aces), Julianne Nicholson (Masters of Sex, August: Osage County, Black Mass), Tamara Tunie (Law and Order: Special Victim's Unit, The Good Wife), Lisa Bonet (High Fidelity, The Cosby Show), Allie Gonino (The Lying Game, Hidden Away), Kiowa Gordon (The Twilight Saga, Wind Walkers) and Golden Globe® nominee Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down, Pearl Harbor, Heat).more ...
6 Questions with "The Red Road" Star Tamara Tunie
Posted 07/22/2014 9:00 AM by Isaiah Sherman
Actress Tamara Tunie (THE RED ROAD's Marie Van Der Veen) discusses her diverse heritage, nurturing the Lenape community and winning a Tony Award.more ...
6 Questions with "THE RED ROAD" Star Zahn McClarnon
Posted 06/30/2014 3:29 PM by SundanceTV
THE RED ROAD star Zahn McClarnon, who plays Phillip Kopus' partner-in-crime Mike Parker, discusses his Native American heritage, racism and coming to terms with his own death (at the hands of Jason Momoa).more ...
10 Ways to Prep for "THE RED ROAD" Marathon This Saturday
Posted 06/26/2014 2:30 PM by SundanceTV
Struggling with Momoa withdrawl? Get your fix by reliving the entire first season of THE RED ROAD. SundanceTV is having a marathon on Sat, Jun. 28 at noon/11c. Need even more? So be it!more ...
6 Questions with "THE RED ROAD" Star Mike Farrell
Posted 06/25/2014 12:20 PM by SundanceTV
Veteran TV actor Mike Farrell, who plays Jean's father David Rogers, looks back on his memorable role in M*A*S*H, how his politics intersect with his characters and the changing TV landscape.more ...
7 Questions with "THE RED ROAD" Star Julianne Nicholson
Posted 05/15/2014 3:55 PM by Nina Hämmerling Smith
Julianne Nicholson, who plays troubled mom Jean Jensen, tells us why she's particularly honored to have been the first person cast on the show, the scene she found hardest to shoot from Season 1, and what she hopes to do next (hint: It's funnier than you might think).
Q: You were the first person cast for the series. How did that come about?
A: I was sent the script and I just fell in love with it. I went in and met with [show producers] Aaron [Guzikowski] and Bridget [Carpenter] and had a chat about it. I just made it very clear that I loved the show and would love to be part of it. I was so excited to be the first person cast. so often they cast the men first and cast the women to match the dudes. It was a great honor that it happened this way.
Q: What were the challenges in playing such a mentally fragile character? How did you prepare for the role?
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What's Ahead for the Cast of "THE RED ROAD"? Movies, Movies, Movies!
Posted 05/13/2014 3:15 PM by Nina Hämmerling Smith
Can't wait for THE RED ROAD Season 2? Keep up with the stars through their upcoming big-screen projects in the meantime.
Jason Momoa (Phillip Kopus)
In addition to starring in and directing the recently released Road to Paloma (which also features wife Lisa Bonet), Momoa has two more movies slated for 2014: The action-horror coming-of-age movie Wolves (as in were-) helmed by screenwriter David Hayter (X-Men, X2 and Watchmen) for this summer; and Debug, a hackers-in-space thriller directed by Stargate: Atlantis costar David Hewlett.


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In re: Checking Account Overdraft Litigation Case No. 1:09-md-02036-JLK
A Court authorized this notice because you have a right to know about a proposed Settlement of these class action lawsuits and about all of your options before the Court decides whether to give final approval to the Settlement. This notice explains the lawsuits, the Settlement, and your legal rights.
Senior Judge James Lawrence King of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida is overseeing this case. This litigation is known as In re: Checking Account Overdraft Litigation, No. 1:09-md-02036-JLK and Simmons v. Comerica Bank, N.A., S.D. Fla. Case No. 10-cv-22958 and N.D. Tx. Case No. 3:10-cv-00326-O. The persons who sued are called the "Plaintiffs." Comerica Bank is the "Defendant."
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The lawsuit concerns whether Comerica posted Debit Card Transactions in order from highest to lowest dollar amount to maximize the number of Overdraft Fees assessed to its customers. The lawsuit claims that, instead of declining transactions when an account had insufficient funds to cover a purchase, Comerica Bank authorized the transactions and then processed them in highest to lowest dollar order, which had the effect of increasing the number of Overdraft Fees the bank charged its customers. The complaints in this action, posted here, contain all of the allegations and claims asserted against the bank. Comerica Bank maintains there was nothing wrong about its approval of transactions or the posting process it used.
An Overdraft Fee is any fee assessed to an account as a result of paying an item when the account has an insufficient available balance to cover the item. Fees charged to transfer funds from other accounts are excluded.
In a class action, one or more people called "Class Representatives" (in this case, two Comerica Bank customers who were assessed Overdraft Fees) sue on behalf of themselves and other people with similar claims. Together, all the people with similar claims (except those who exclude themselves) are members of a "Settlement Class."
The Court has not decided in favor of the Plaintiffs or Comerica Bank. Instead, both sides have agreed to a Settlement. By agreeing to the Settlement, the Parties avoid the costs and uncertainty of a trial, and Settlement Class Members receive the benefits described in the Notice. The proposed Settlement does not mean that any law was broken or that Comerica Bank did anything wrong. Comerica Bank denies all legal claims in this case. Class Representatives and their lawyers believe the proposed Settlement is best for everyone who is affected.
You are a member of the Settlement Class if you were a holder of a Comerica Bank Account who, during the Class Period applicable to the state in which the Account was opened, incurred one or more Overdraft Fees as a result of Comerica Bank's High-to-Low Posting.
The Class Periods by state are:
To be included in the Class, you must have had two or more Overdraft Fees caused by debits posted to your account on a single day during the time period listed above.
Excluded from the Class are all current Comerica Bank employees, officers and directors, and the judge presiding over this Action.
If you are not sure whether you are in the Settlement Class, or have any other questions about the Settlement, call the toll free number, 1-877-819-8914. You may also send questions to the Settlement Administrator at firstname.lastname@example.com or PO Box 2876, Portland, OR 97208-2876.
If the Settlement is approved and becomes final, it will provide benefits to Settlement Class Members who do not opt out of the Settlement. Comerica Bank will pay $14,580,000 to a Settlement Fund to make payments to eligible Settlement Class Members, as well as to pay for attorneys' fees, costs, and expenses, as well as service award payments to the Class Representatives who initiated the lawsuit (see Question 14). Comerica has also agreed to pay all fees and costs associated with notice and administration of the Settlement.
If money remains in the Settlement Fund more than one year after the Settlement Administrator sends the first Settlement Fund Payment check to Settlement Class Members, it will be distributed as follows:
Detail on how any money remaining in the Settlement Fund will be distributed can be found in paragraph 102 of the Settlement Agreement.
The Settlement Agreement provides precise and more detailed explanations of the benefits to members of the Settlement Class.
Any payment you are eligible to receive will be based on the number of Overdraft Fees charged to your Comerica Bank consumer deposit account as a result of High-to-Low Posting of Debit Card Transactions during the applicable Class Period. It is not possible to know at this point how much any Settlement Class Member's payment from the Settlement will be. Payments will be based on the number of people in the Settlement Class and the amount of additional Overdraft Fees each Settlement Class Member paid as a result of the High-to-Low Posting. Only a small percentage of all Overdraft Fees that were charged by Comerica Bank were affected by High-to-Low Posting. Therefore, not every Overdraft Fee that was charged is eligible for payment under this Settlement.
If you are in the Settlement Class and entitled to receive a cash benefit, you do not need to do anything to receive a payment or Account credit. If the Court approves the Settlement and it becomes final and effective, you will automatically receive a payment or Account credit.
Settlement Class Members who do not exclude themselves from the Settlement Class will receive their payments, either by Account credit or by check, only after the Court grants final approval to the Settlement and after any appeals are resolved (see "The Final Approval Hearing" below). If there are appeals, resolving them can take time. Please be patient.
Unless you exclude yourself from the Settlement, you cannot sue or bring a claim against Comerica Bank, or be part of any other lawsuit against Comerica Bank about the issues in this case. Unless you exclude yourself, all of the decisions by the Court will bind you. The Settlement Agreement describes the claims that you give up if you remain in the Settlement.
No. Unless you exclude yourself, you give up the right to sue Comerica Bank for the claims that the Settlement resolves. You must exclude yourself from the Settlement Class in order to try to maintain your own lawsuit.
No. You will not get a payment or Account credit if you exclude yourself from the Settlement.
The Court has appointed a number of lawyers as Class Counsel to represent all Settlement Class Members. Four of the Class Counsel have been appointed as Settlement Class Counsel. They are:
You will not be charged for contacting these lawyers. If you want to be represented by your own lawyer, you may hire one at your own expense.
Class Counsel intend to request up to 30% of the $14,580,000 Settlement Fund for attorneys' fees, plus reimbursement of certain costs and expenses of prosecuting the class action. The Court will decide the amount of fees and costs to award. Class Counsel will also request that service award payments of $10,000 be paid from the Settlement Fund to each Class Representative for their service as representatives on behalf of the whole Settlement Class. Class Counsel's fees, costs, and expenses as well as service award payments to the Class Representatives will be paid out of the Settlement Fund.
Objecting is simply telling the Court that you do not like something about the Settlement. You can object to the Settlement only if you do not exclude yourself. Excluding yourself is telling the Court that you do not want to be part of the Settlement. If you exclude yourself, you have no basis to object to the Settlement because it no longer affects you.
The Court held a Fairness Hearing at 10:30 a.m. on June 3, 2014, at the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, James Lawrence King Federal Justice Building, 99 N.E. 4th Street, Eleventh Floor, Court Room No. 2, Miami, FL 33132. At the Fairness Hearing, the Court considered whether the proposed settlement was fair, reasonable, and adequate. After the Fairness Hearing, the Court approved the Settlement, attorneys' fees, costs and expenses, and the Service Awards.
No. Settlement Class Counsel will answer questions the Court may have. However, you are welcome to attend the hearing at your own expense. If you send an objection, you do not have to come to Court to talk about it. As long as you submitted your written objection on time, to the proper addresses, and it complies with the other requirements described in the Settlement Agreement, the Court will consider it. You may also pay your own lawyer to attend, but it is not necessary.
NOTICE:This website provides a summary of the Settlement and is provided for informational purposes only. In the event of any discrepancy between the text of this website and the original text upon which it is based, the text of the original document shall prevail.
Questions? Contact the Settlement Administrator at 1-877-819-8914
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I went to St. Margaret Mary, a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, from kindergarten to 7th grade. I transferred to Crosby for my 8th grade year, biggest mistake ever. I loved SMM, our school spirit was phenomenal. The curriculum was much harder and challenging at SMM then Crosby. I actually had to study hard to get an A on a test. The teachers are AMAZING. They made class a fun learning experience. It was the perfect size. The parents and even grandparents were involved. Parent's can even eat lunch with their children. I now go to Trinity, and I also love it.
I find St Margaret Mary to meet and to exceed my criteria for what makes a school a very special one. I will have 6 grandchildren there next year. They are all doing exceedingly well in school and in life. They are challenged by SMM to become the best they can be
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This is an excellent school! They achieved Blue Ribbon status. The staff are caring and creative. The extracurricular activities (art, music, PE, spanish, computer, drama and sports)are wonderful. The accelerated reader program is great. Not only the parents but the entire church communtinty is encouraged to be involved with the school. Our child loves school! The children are continually challenged and supported to become better students and better people.
My three children have attended St. Margaret Mary School for a total of 14 years thus far, with 3 more to go. That says a lot right there! The total educational experience is what makes this school outstanding. Not only are they more than prepared for high school by the time 8th grade graduation comes around, but they have turned into the kind, caring, respectful people you would want them to be. Our peacebuider program is a big reason for that, along with the teachers who implement that philosophy every day. Our religious education is incorporated in the entire day, not just religion class. I have just learned yesterday that our school has been awarded the highest award any school can be given --- The Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Award! I am happy to be a part of this family here at St. Margaret Mary School!
My child has attended SMM for two years. SMM is a catholic, private school and provides not only an outstanding education but also outstanding religious instuction. The teachers and administration at SMM work hand in hand with parents and view education as a partnership between parent and teacher. SMM is a peace builder school and asks all students to be and act like peace builders when they are in and out of school. SMM is not only giving my child the education she needs, it is giving her the building blocks for life. It is a great school with caring teachers and a quality administration! My child loves reading, she loves learning and she enjoys going to school. For her school is fun. I believe the biggest compliment a school can receive is for a child to view it as fun...waiting anxiously to see what her teacher will do next!
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LG unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the LG G2 at a large launch event in Lincoln Center in New York City. Sporting a 5.2-inch full HD display, Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 800 processor and 2GB of RAM. It also has a 13-megapixel rear camera with optical image stabilization, a 3,000mAh battery and comes configured with either 16GB or 32GB of storage. The G2 will be available on 130 different carriers -- including Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon -- and will roll out over the next eight weeks.
The Moto X is an amazing smartphone, just not revolutionary. Its name implies the phone is built in the spirit of Google's X program, which seeks to improve things by monumental leaps rather than increments. The first phone to be designed and built by Motorola as a Google company isn't going to transform mobile communication as we know it (the company's stated goal since the acquisition), but it is a fantastic phone with many great features.
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Warner Bros. is gearing up for some big video games this fall. We had a chance to log some hands-on time with Batman: Arkham City and Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Ultimately, while both games play differently, they share one thing in common. Both games are loosely timed to upcoming movies from their respective franchises. For Batman, the game's October 18 North American release lands ahead of Christopher Nolan's last Dark Night film, slated for summer 2012.
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How much can technology change in a year? Take a close look at the iPad 2, and you have your answer. It's thinner, faster, and it costs the same. That's progress. When you have extended physical contact with a product, the way you feel about it is more important than the way you think. That's where the iPad 2 excels, but there's nothing magical about it – it's well made, powerful, and gives you choices of where, when and how you'll compute that you've never had before.
With iOS 4.3 set to arrive by the end of the week (perhaps in the next few hours), we know that many of you are going to be turning to iTunes to update your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Mashable has already covered the big new features in iOS 4.3, namely the introduction of the mobile hotspot for carriers other than Verizon and iTunes Home Sharing. Cosmetically, little has changed from iOS 4.2. Still, there are a few new features and surprises for iOS diehards.
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The first 4G phone using the AT&T wireless network is about to arrive, and we have one here for testing. The HTC Inspire 4G showed up on our doorstep yesterday, and after 24 hours of putting it through its paces, I'm impressed with the hardware, but not with AT&T. This slim smartphone is built using an aluminum unibody design, and it feels solid when you pick it up, even though it's rather hefty at just under 6 ounces.
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We all know why we're here. Just like last week, let's take a look at how your favorite former Red Raiders in the NFL played this week.
Danny Amendola (WR – New England Patriots) - Week 13: Win
Amendola had five receptions for 54 yards on Sunday.
Bront Bird (LB – San Diego Chargers) - Week 13: Loss
Bird did not record a single tackle in the Chargers' loss to the Bengals.
Michael Crabtree (WR – San Francisco 49ers) - Week 13: Win
Crabtree has made his return. He had two receptions for 68 yards this week.
Cody Davis (S – St. Louis Rams) - Week 13: Loss
Davis recorded his third tackle while playing special teams for the Rams.
Seth Doege (QB – Atlanta Falcons) - Week 13: Win
Doege remains on the Falcons practice squad.
Keyunta Dawson (DE – New Orleans Saints) - Week 13: Loss
Dawson was inactive for the Saints loss against the Seahawks.
Dylan Gandy (OL – Detroit Lions) - Week 13: BYE
The Lions had a bye week this week.
Manny Ramirez (OL – Denver Broncos) - Week 13: Win
The offensive line did not allow a single sack this week.
Louis Vasquez (OL – Denver Broncos) - Week 13: Win
Vasquez also helped Denver quarter back Peyton Manning throw for 403 yards and five touchdowns.
LaAdrian Waddle (OL – Detroit Lions) - Week 13: BYE
The Lions had a bye week this week.
Wes Welker (WR – Denver Broncos) - Week 13: Win
Welker recorded three receptions for 38 yards.
Catch us next week for another update on how your favorite players are doing in the pros. Wreck 'em!


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It's the day after a long night of ringing in the new year which maybe/probably/definitely included one too many alcoholic beverages. Don't worry, we've been there (and may or may not be suffering right now also…). Luckily for all of us, we did our research beforehand and found some quick and easy hangover cures that will hopefully help you make it through the rest of the year (or at least the rest of today).
Hangover Cure #1: Water
Let's all let out one big fat collective DUHHHH for this one. But as obvious as this little hangover cure may seem, few of us have enough brainpower to realize how helpful this can be. Chug down that water like your life depends on it. Which it kind of does.
Hangover Cure #2: Ginger Tea or Green Tea
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Very sweet photos of a baby being born in a car
Posted in babies, motherhood, motherhood bliss, pregnancy and birth on June 10, 2014 | 3 Comments »
My latest column is about the secret life of mothers' group friendships
Posted in babies, motherhood, motherhood bliss, motherhood sux, pregnancy and birth, the first year of motherhood, work and family (im)balance, your guide to perfect play dates on April 30, 2014 | 4 Comments »
My latest article is here:
So, when I found out about mothers' groups I came to them with some desperation. There I discovered other women like me — sleep-deprived and confused by our new lives – we were as fragile as our babies. During such times in life you either make the best of friends or the most peculiar and transient of acquaintances. You are open and lost offering something between possibility and flight to those you encounter.
We had big new identities, these women and I, we were mothers now. But we didn't yet inhabit those identities. We simply sloshed around in them like liquid insufficient to fill a bucket. Our lack of structure and integrity made us terribly vulnerable. If someone was blunt or even mildly critical about our parenting we were devastated. We were so recently arrived and incompetent that we became disorientated by anyone with a strong position or a new theory. It wasn't just the blind leading the blind, it was the blind and opinionated leading the blind.
The unexamined paternal desire of poor men
Posted in babies, classism, fatherhood, feminism, politics, pregnancy and birth, race/anti-racism, work and family (im)balance on April 12, 2014 | 2 Comments »
I've written a lot about maternal desire here and how poorly understood that motivation is.. but I've not considered paternal desire much before.
All through this research, Edin says, she'd never been interested in studying men. "It's fun to write about people with a strong heroic element to the story," she says. "Women have that. Men don't have that. [They're] more complicated; they're dogged with bad choices." In addition, she admits, "I felt hostile after writing about the women. I really had their point of view in my head."
It was Nelson who, after years of working on a book about religious experience in a black church, convinced her otherwise. Together, they spent several years canvassing Camden in search of dads to interview. They stopped men on the street and asked if they'd talk—sometimes right there on the spot. They put up flyers and worked with nonprofit groups and eventually knit together a sample of equal parts black and white men they interviewed at length over the better part of a decade.
Again, what they discovered surprised them. Rather than viewing unplanned fatherhood as a burden, the men almost uniformly saw it as a blessing. "It's so antithetical to a middle-class perspective," Edin says. "But it finally dawned on us that these guys thought that by bringing children in the world they were doing something good in the world." Everything else around them—the violence, the poverty, their economic prospects—was so negative, she explains, a baby was "one little dot of color" on a black-and-white canvas.
Only a small percentage of the men, black or white, said the pregnancy was the result of an accident, and even fewer challenged the paternity. When the babies were born, most of the men reported a desire to be a big part of their lives. Among black men, 9 in 10 reported being deeply involved with their children under the age of two, meaning they had routine, in-person contact with their kids several times a month. But that involvement faded with time. Only a third of black fathers and a quarter of white fathers were still intensively involved with kids older than 10. Among the reasons, Edin identifies unstable relationships with the mothers—the average couple had been together only about six months before conceiving a child. The men also frequently struggled with substance abuse and stints in prison.
From "What if everything you know about poverty was wrong" by Stephanie Mencimer in Mother Jones.
You can tell a lot about motherhood by the way we treat teen mothers
Posted in classism, feminism, feminist motherhood, motherhood, motherhood sux, pregnancy and birth, single parenthood, teenagers on February 10, 2014 | 4 Comments »
It's nearly impossible to think of any other situation in which we, as viewers, including parents and pastors and progressives and feminists, are asked to watch young women and their children go through hell, and tell ourselves the proper response is inaction or even mockery. It's hard to imagine any other situation in which we as a culture root for real young women and their real children to fail, all in the name of metaphorically saving a much larger group of young women who will never become pregnant.
Absolutely this! As I've said before, if you want to see patriarchal attitudes towards motherhood then look at how teenage mothers get treated and a lot of feminist sites have really dropped the ball on this one, too. Great article from Amy Benfer in Dame Magazine with "Why does everyone – from pastors to progressives – doom teen mothers to failure".
Thanks to Kate Harding for the link.
Rachel Cusk reviewing motherhood memoirs
Posted in babies, book review, classism, feminism, feminist motherhood, motherhood, pregnancy and birth, yummy mummy on December 21, 2013 | 3 Comments »
God, I love Cusk's writing.
Here, as elsewhere, the appearance of honesty, the willingness to "own up" to certain unorthodoxies, merely conceals a deeper strain of social competitiveness. The "good" mother, with her fixed smile, her rigidity, her goody-goody outlook, her obsession with unnecessary hygiene, is in fact a fool. It is the "bad" mother, unafraid of a joke and a glass of wine, richly self-expressive, scornful of suburban values, who is in reality good.
A review of Confessions of a Bad Mother by Stephanie Calman in New Statesman.
Enright is a patient writer. Her real triumph, as she plots her slow transformation into the mother of two children, is to capture the delicate sense of parenthood as something that, for all its frequent impositions, stems so profoundly from the self that it is almost an act of reading, of self-interpretation.
A review of Making Babies: Stumbling into Motherhood by Anne Enright in New Statesman.
Briefly a mother
Posted in babies, miscarriage, motherhood, motherhood sux, pregnancy and birth on November 12, 2013 | 8 Comments »
Holy hell, this is wonderful, wonderful writing but Ariel Levy's story of the premature birth of her baby and its subsequent death is obviously also really.. incredibly heartbreaking.
But the truth is, the ten or twenty minutes I was somebody's mother were black magic. There is no adventure I would trade them for; there is no place I would rather have seen. Sometimes, when I think about it, I still feel a dark hurt from some primal part of myself, and if I'm alone in my apartment when this happens I will hear myself making sounds that I never made before I went to Mongolia. I realize that I have turned back into a wounded witch, wailing in the forest, undone.
Most of the time it seems sort of O.K., though, natural. Nature. Mother Nature. She is free to do whatever she chooses.
Miscarriage, still birth, babies dying.. such important parts to include in the story of motherhood, which is why I have included the story of my own miscarriage on this blog.
Pregnancy, prisons and 'push presents'
Posted in babies, classism, fatherhood, feminism, feminist motherhood, motherhood, motherhood bliss, motherhood sux, politics, pregnancy and birth on September 18, 2013 | 2 Comments »
You simply must read "The Prison System Welcomes My Newborn Niece to This World" by Maya Schenwar in Truthout.
Here's how it went: At 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, my sister was called out of bed in the state prison where she's incarcerated with the news that she'd be heading to the hospital. Her water hadn't broken, and she hadn't started contractions. But this was the time slot in which she was scheduled to give birth. The labor would be induced.
During and after the birth, my sister was allowed no family or friends at her bedside, or even in the hospital. She endured labor alone, except for medical personnel and two prison guards, who rotated shifts, watching her at all times.
After 26 hours, my niece finally pushed her way out – 7 pounds, 5 ounces, and crying like crazy. (Wouldn't you?)
Following the birth, a guard immediately shackled my sister's ankles to the bedpost. "It made it hard to pick up the baby from the basket next to the bed," she told us afterward. "I was afraid I was going to drop her."
Our state has anti-shackling laws in place, preventing women from being chained to their hospital beds during labor. But that doesn't mean they can't be chained afterward.
The ritual my sister underwent Tuesday and Wednesday wasn't an unusual occurrence. In prison, 4 percent to 7 percent of women are pregnant on arrival.
Something very important will happen in the global motherhood movement when we realise that prisons are as much a motherhood issue as 'push presents' are. (I'm quoted in the article on 'push presents', because yes, I have so many opinions).


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the definitive oral history of metal
Prologue: Heavy metal thunder
Kick out the jams : proto metal, 1964-1970
Masters of reality : Sabbath, Priest, and beyond, 1970-1979
British steel : new wave of British heavy metal shapes the future, 1980-present
Youth gone wild : metal goes mainstream, 1978-1992
Caught in a mosh : thrash metal, 1981-1991
The age of Quarrel : crossover/hardcore, 1977-1992
Far beyond driven : thrash revisted and revised, 1987-2004
High-tech hate : industrial, 1980-1997
All for the nookie : nu metal, 1989-2002
Hammer smashed face : death metal, 1983-1993
In the nightside eclipse : black metal, 1982-present
When darkness falls : metalcore, 1992-2006
New American gospel : millennial metal, 1992-present
Conclusion: the end complete
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"This book goes to 11." You could play a drinking game with every time someone references Spinal Tap. The oral history has become a standard in telling pop culture stories, from SNL to Seattle's grunge scene to MTV. This ambitiously "definitive" history of metal is for those more interested in the "Behind the Music" type tales of debauchery and insanity and it does drag after all. It is amazing how so many of the bands in here followed a similar career arc: early, struggling days, success, excess, crash and eventual recovery (or, in some cases, death). The book starts with Sabbath and works it way through the various major subgenres, including the British New Wave, thrash metal, death metal and the notorious Norwegian black metal scene, which gave us church burnings, murder and suicide. Metal purists may object to an entire chapter on the unfortunate "nu metal" years and current fans will be disappointed that indie metal bands like Baroness, High on Fire, Boris and Sun))) are left out. It's fun, but not very enlightening and many of these guys (and it is almost exclusively guys) come off as total a**holes. A more balanced, historical account of metal is "Sound of the Beast." I give this 2.5 devil horns up. Praise Satan!
I love books about the hard rock/metal world and this gives does a good job following the chronological development over the decades. But it does dwell a little too much in rock excess. Yes we get the point; rock stars drink alot, do alot of drugs, women routinely open up for them in all kinds of crazy (degrading?) ways etc etc. Little too many 'heard it once, heard it a million times' tales of band members debauchery while on the road. But still a pretty cool read...
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The guys at Football Outsiders have finished compiling their 2012 NFL Draft Report Card Report. They did this by compiling all of the grades from nine expert NFL writers and draft analysts, and the Bengals were graded as the highest graded team:
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While NFL games aren't played on paper, and it may take 2-3 years to know if this draft was as successful as everyone claims it was, this will likely go down as the "highest praised" draft of the Mike Brown era. From beginning to end, the Bengals made solid picks and picked up players who were projected to go much earlier, getting the most value out of nearly every pick they made.
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The server dumps quietly because the DBA probably hasn't set up the database
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I worked with Oracle 7 on an HP 9000 before it became web enabled. I noticed
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Well yes, in the days of plate cameras and glass plates at that, the emulsion speed was slow which made shallow DOF easy and large DoF hard because time exposure was required and subjects had to keep very still.
Once we got to medium format 6x6 and 6x4.5 we could get fast films, well 400ASA was regarded as fast. That made greater DoF much easier to obtain. But as we could not see instant results as is the case now with digital cameras (and telephones) getting the required DoF in some circumstances was still a skill. Maximum DoF and minimum DoF were easy it was the inbetween bits that were difficult.
Quote: Had the guy who invented the word 'bokeh' never heard of differential focussing?
I think bokeh is meant to be the 'artistic' quality of the out of focus area.
If, for example, is it quintessentially reductive in its spacial relationship, the bokeh is considered bad.
On the other hand, if it it contextuously juxtapositioned with the subjective elements of the formally gestured aesthetic, it is good.
As Dr Johnson said, 'when a man is tired of bokeh, he is tired of life'. So true.
I would have thought that differential focussing is the technique, whereas bokeh refers to a part of the image.
Anyhow, 'bokeh' is 5 characters in 2 syllables, and 'differential focussing' is 22 in 7, so I'm sticking with bokeh
The other phrase I used to see was "out of focus areas" which is also a lot of typing and too much of a mouthful.
The only problem I've seen with" bokeh" is that some people have adopted different definitions from the original translation and intention, which can lead to misunderstandings.
With a decent camera on the phone you may get photos that you would never have obtained in the first place. The price of that may be some compromise on quality but (and this is one the points of this thread) that compromise is diminishing.
It may very well be one of the points that many people have mentioned in this thread but the thread in itself is entitled "Are proper camera doomed" and for the photographic enthusiast the are most definately not based on anything coming out of the camera phone market at present.
Nobody is questioning the innovation but for me the results are "must try harder" and for every step that a camera phone makes a dedicated camera will always be one step ahead... But I am one of the rare folk whose mobile phone does not even have a camera or interweb connectivity, in fact it is rarely mobile and sits next to my pillow in my bedroom and gets used as an alarm clock my Canon 50D on the other hand goes with me pretty much everywhere
Quote: do we - in reality - increasingly leave them at home and take photos on our mobiles?
That was the original question asked. I would have to say no. The majority of people probably do, and evidently some Ephotozine forum users do, but in general "we" epz photographers probably don't.
It seems likely that most of the people taking the huge numbers of pictures on phones, usually used to leave their camera at home. Whereas most of the people who used frequently to have a camera with them still do.
Seems a reasonable theory anyway, I don't know how you'd quantify it, if it's even worth trying.
As an aside, I have now used my smartphone for mapreading, youtube, email, getting bus timetables, as a wifi hotspot for a tablet and a laptop, and even for taking some photos, but I never have used it for making a phone call, I don't even know how to do that.
Is it time to stop calling them phones ?
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