text: Front Back Front, 3/4 view from right Front, 3/4 view, touchscreen display angled outwards Front, 3/4 view, touchscreen display closed Left side view, with LCD display rotated inwards Left side view, with LCD display rotated outwards Shown with supplied accessories View larger Canon VIXIA HF R300 High-definition camcorder Item #: 280HFR300 3 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $299.99 Shop all Video Cameras Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Staff Reviews Articles & Videos by Woody Sherman The Canon VIXIA HF R300 gets you in close to the action Move up 10 rows A deep blue sky sets off the flowered trellis down by the lake's edge. The minister is just about to say, "You may now kiss the bride." You're 60 feet back from the action in a folding chair, and yet the shot in your Canon VIXIA HF R300's display tells you everything about the happiness the bride is feeling at this moment. With a 51X advanced zoom and SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization, you're as close as the maid of honor, and probably a lot less shaky. Life presents us with lots of moments we'd like to document, and even more moments where our location isn't exactly the front row. The R300 makes short work of these challenges. Between its lens' long reach and its impressive performance in low light, this camcorder has the feature set to tackle tough assignments. The R300 features a generous 3-inch touchscreen for intuitive control and focusing Make the video your own Add a touch of your own personality to the celebration: On-board "story creation" software aids you in planning your shots, telling you when you need a close-up or a wide shot, and even how long the shot should be. Cinema-Look filters make your footage look old-timey, or vivid, or '70s-style nostalgic. And the Touch Decoration feature lets you add your own "fingerpainting" with clip-art elements and animated effects, all by way of the touchscreen LCD display. You must remember this This camera takes readily available SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. You can swap in a new card in seconds if you fill one up, although one 64GB SDXC card (not supplied) will hold almost 34 hours of standard-definition video at the LP quality setting or almost 24-1/2 hours of high-definition video. That's awfully handy when the day is full of once-in-a-lifetime events. Storage and Formats:records high-definition video and photos onto available SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards no memory included with this camcordermaximum video resolution: 1920 x 1080Features:1/4.85-inch (5.24mm) CMOS sensor shoots at a full-HD 1920 x 1080 pixelsadvanced DIGIC DV III image processor32X optical zoom lens (51X Advanced zoom, 1020X digital)3" touch-panel widescreen LCD (230K dots)four image stabilization systems optimize image in different shooting situations: Dynamic IS, Macro IS, Powered IS, and Tripod Mode ISCinema-Look Filter offers seven different built-in filters for creative looksTouch & Track allows you to get precise focus and exposure on any subjectselectable 24p Cinema Mode for more filmlike videorecord in 24mbps AVCHD for best quality, or in no-fuss MP4 for fast and easy uploading to sharing sitesStory Creator provides a list of suggested scenes that have shooting tips so you can create your own productionsTouch Decoration lets you add a variety of images and animations to your videosSmart Auto Mode chooses setting from up to 38 preset scenes, including portrait, sports, night scene, telemacro, beach, snow, and sunsetincludes Pixela Transfer Utility softwareConnections and Dimensions:high-speed USB interface (cable included)mini HDMI and component video outputs for connection to an HDTV (cables included)microphone and headphone jackscomes with an AC adapter/charger and rechargeable lithium ion battery (BP-709)2-1/8"W x 2-1/4"H x 4-1/2"Dweight: 8.8 oz. without batterywarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Shoot videos for posterity or posting online From birthday parties to YouTube antics, camcorders let you capture moments you can share with friends and family, or the world at large. 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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. Best bang for the buck! Written By Jsimpson, Tampa,fl on Friday, November 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've only used this camera a couple of times but so far I love it! Pros: Small, light weight, awesome zoom Cons: Included software is a joke. It has snap shot editing and NO video editing. Lens cover is manual, so I tend to forget about opening or shutting it 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No A teacher's dream come true Written By Steve M High School Teacher, Fort Lauderdale, FL on Monday, May 07, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm looking for a camera with an an external mike jack. For most school situations, the introductory camera is the Sanyo dual camera with the photo and movie buttons in the back. But Sanyo doesn't have a jack for an external mike and the image density of the 2Megapixels photo is not adequate for real shooting. Excellent for starting a class, but then the students want a better camera, AND THIS CANON IS IT. Good corded mike (I found one at bhphotovideo Audio-Technica ATR6250 Stereo Condenser Video/Recording Microphone ) and you are set. I use this camera mostily in classrooms so the one-hour duration of the battery is not an issue, but getting a second battery is a good idea. If you have experience in the classroom with these sorts of cameras, please communicate with me. I have a blog about tech for classes and I'd like to share other people's experiences. Thanks, canon and thanks Crutchfield! Crutchfield introduced me to this camera and I'm glad I am on the email list. It reminds me to turn to you for my classroom video needs. Pros: external mike strong digital zoom it's a canon! Cons: I prefer MP4 format. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Canon Vixia HF R300 Written By Sandy, Indianapolis Indiana on Monday, April 30, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was my first purchase from your company and it will not be my last. Dolly was very friendly and answered all my questions. The camera so far works perfectly. I got it to use on vacation next month so I haven't done more than test the features and put in the memory card. Your company also had the best price. I look forward to many future purchaces. Pros: Great service Cons: None yet. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Flash memory camcorder (black) BP-709 Lithium-Ion battery (3.6V/895mAh/3.3Wh) CA-110 AC Power adapter with attached 68" DC output cord (DC output: 5.3V/1.5A) 5' HDMI cable (with full-size HDMI plug on one end and a mini-HDMI plug on the other end) 2' USB cable with Mini USB Ver.2.0 connector on one end and Type-A USB connector on other end Stylus Pen Pixela Transfer Utility Ver.2.0 disc VIXIA Software/Instruction Manual Disc Quick Guide (En/Fr/Sp) Transfer Utility Startup Guide (En/Fr/Sp/+4 others) Register Now card Limited Warranty card Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size (inches) 3.0 Viewfinder None Total Pixel Count 3,280,000 Effective Pixel Count for Video 2,070,000 High-Definition Yes Aspect Ratio 16:9, 4:3 Manual Focusing Yes Filter Diameter N/A Optical Zoom 32 x Digital Zoom 31.9 x Night Imaging Low light Image Stabilization Optical Built-in Video Light No Built-in Memory None Max Recording Time w/ Included Battery 60 min Digital Still Camera Features Effective Pixel Count for Stills 2,070,000 Built-in Photo Flash No Still Image Aspect Ratios 16:9 Inputs and Outputs USB Port USB 2.0 High Speed HDMI Output Mini Mic Input 3.5mm Dimensions Weight With Battery (ounces) 9.9 Width (inches) 2-1/2 Height (inches) 2-3/16 Depth (inches) 4-13/16 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Image Sensor Warranty 1 Year Product Research General Features Video Camcorder Features Digital Still Camera Features Battery Information Inputs And Outputs Included Software General Features Overview: The Canon VIXIA HF R300 Flash Memory camcorder shoots high definition video or digital photos that can be stored on optional SD, SDHC, or SDXC Memory Cards. You can store nearly 3 hours of HD video at the highest resolution on an inserted 32 GB memory card. SD cards rated at Speed Class 4, 6, or 10 are recommended. Image Sensor: The HF R300 features a 1/4.85", Full HD CMOS image sensor with 3.28 Megapixels for true 1920 x 1080 resolution. 3" Widescreen Touch Panel LCD: The HF R300 features a 3" TFT color widescreen LCD touch screen (230,000 dots) to make it easy to compose and review your shots. The bright screen lets you see exactly what your camcorder is recording, and what your widescreen TV will display later. You can rotate the LCD screen 270° allowing the subject to monitor the LCD screen. The LCD screen also features an adjustable brightness control. The LCD Screen's frame contains zoom, playback and menu controls for added convenience. Note: There is no additional viewfinder on this camcorder. Recording Formats: The camcorder records movies in AVCHD (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) for high-quality viewing on an HDTV or archiving, or in the MP4 format for easy sharing with mobile devices or cloud applications. Audio is recorded in Dolby Digital 2-channel, using the built-in microphone. Still photos are recorded at a fixed resolution of 1920 x 1080 in JPEG format. DIGIC DV III: DIGIC DV III, Canon's advanced HD image processor, delivers enhanced image quality, true color production for both video and photos, and a sophisticated noise reduction system for exceptional low-light performance. Its high-speed engine powers a variety of Canon technologies, such as the Genuine Canon Face Detection and Advanced Auto Exposure system. DIGIC DV III allows continuous shooting of digital photos, faster processing to the memory, as well as lower power consumption for longer battery life. Genuine Canon Video Lens: The HF R300 comes with a Genuine Canon 32x HD video lens (35mm equivalent: 38.5 - 1232mm) with a 51x Advanced zoom and a digital zoom that extends the total zoom to 1020x. Zoom Speed: The zoom speed can be set to variable or one of three fixed speeds. In the variable position, the zoom speed depends on how far you push the lever. The purpose of the three fixed zoom speeds is a smoother zoom transition, at your choice of speeds. Optical Image Stabilizer: The HF R300 has an Optical Image Stabilizer system to compensate for camera shake. The Image Stabilization system provides continuous adjustment throughout the entire zoom range, plus extra compensation at wide-angle focal lengths. A Powered IS function is most effective when you are stationary and zooming in on far subjects using high zoom ratios. You can select the degree of compensation: Dynamic: Highest degree of compensation; most effective at wide angle zoom Standard: Compensates for a lower degree of camera shake Off: No compensation applied. Recommended when camera is on a tripod. x.v.Color: The camcorder can be set to x.v.Color to record video that uses a color space with an extended gamut to achieve deeper colors, closer to real life. Video recorded with x.v.Color can only be played back properly on HDTVs compatible with x.v.Color via an HDMI cable. Video Snapshot: The camcorder's Video Snapshot mode lets you shoot a series of short video clips, then combines them with a pre-recorded music track or your own favorite music track, to create an entertaining movie. You can select the length of the video snapshot scenes: 2 sec, 4 sec or 8 sec. Face Detection: The camcorder can automatically detect people's faces and use this information to adjust the focus and set the best exposure and color control settings for beautiful videos and photos. When there are a number of people in the picture, one person will be determined to be the main subject. You can also select the main subject manually. Exposure Modes: The HF R300 features several exposure modes, each depending upon how much control you have over recording-related settings: Smart Auto: The Smart Auto setting automatically selects the best settings for the scene you want to shoot. You get spectacular recordings every time without worrying about the settings. Programmed AE: The camcorder automatically adjusts the aperture and shutter speed to obtain the optimal exposure for the subject. Cinema Mode: The Cinema Mode gives your recordings a cinematic look. You can select a 24fps progressive frame rate to enhance the effect. Special Scene Recording Modes: The camcorder features the following Preset Scene Recording Modes to match special conditions: Portrait, Sports, Snow, Beach, Sunset, Night, Low Light, Spotlight, and Fireworks. White Balance: The camcorder's white balance system helps you accurately reproduce colors under different lighting conditions so that white objects will always look truly white in your recordings. You can choose from the following modes: Automatic: the camcorder automatically sets the white balance for natural looking colors Daylight: to record outdoors on a bright day Tungsten: to recording under tungsten and tungsten-type (3-wavelength) fluorescent lighting. Custom WB: use the custom white balance setting to make white subjects appear white under colored lighting. Cinema-Look Filters: The HF R300 allows you to record with the following cinema-look filters: Cinema Standard, Vivid, Cool, Nostalgic, Sepia, Old Movies, and Dramatic B&W. Digital Effects: When shooting videos, you can select a fade or wipe to begin and end a scene. The fader can be activated only one time, or every time you start/stop recording. Self-Timer: This feature allows the camcorder to start recording after a 10-second countdown. When using the wireless remote control, the delay is two seconds. Video Camcorder Features Recording Modes: The camcorder offers five video recording modes for AVCHD (MXP, FXP, XP+, SP and LP), and two for MP4 movies (9 Mbps and 4 Mbps). You can capture the following video recording times using these modes: Memory Card Size AVCHD Recording Mode 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 1440 x 1080 (4:3) MXP 24 Mbps FXP 17 Mbps XP+ 12 Mbps SP 7 Mbps LP 5 Mbps 4 GB 20 min 30 min 40 min 1 hr 10 min 1 hr 30 min 8 GB 40 min 1 hr 1 hr 25 min 2 hrs 20 min 3 hrs 16 GB 1 hr 25 min 2 hrs 5 min 2 hrs 50 min 4 hrs 45 min 6 hrs 5 min 32 GB 2 hrs 55 min 4 hrs 10 min 5 hrs 45 min 9 hrs 35 min 12 hrs 15 min Memory Card Size MP4 Recording Mode 1280 x 720 9 Mbps 4 Mbps 4 GB 55 min 2 hr 5 min 8 GB 1 hr 50 min 4 hrs 10 min 16 GB 3 hrs 50 min 8 hrs 25 min 32 GB 7 hrs 40 min 16 hrs 55 min Pre-Recording: When Pre-Recording is activated, the camcorder starts recording video continuously into a temporary 3-second memory. When you press the Start/Stop button, the scene recorded will have started 3 seconds before you started shooting. This is especially useful when it is difficult to predict when to start recording. Wind Screen: The camcorder automatically reduces the background sound of wind when recording outdoors when Wind Screen is turned to "Automatic." Microphone: The HF R300 has a built-in stereo electret condenser microphone. In addition, there is a 3.5mm stereo minijack for adding an optional microphone. Built-in Speaker: The camcorder has a built-in speaker so you can review the soundtrack as well as the picture when you're using the LCD screen to playback a recording. The built-in speaker is monaural. Playback Functions: The camera uses the following special playback modes: Fast Playback (5x, 15x, or 60x) in either direction, Slow Playback (1/8x or 1/4x) in either direction, and Frame-by-Frame Playback. During these playback modes there is no sound. Video Snapshots/Photos From Recorded Movies: You can record video snapshot scenes and still photos from a recorded movie. The size of the captured photos will be 1920 x 1080. Story Creator: Story Creator is a helpful function that offers suggestions for typical scenes in a number of situations. With Story Creator, creating interesting video stories is as easy as selecting one of the story themes, such as Travel, Party, or Kids & Pets, and following the suggested categories to record video. During playback, you can select your story from the gallery to play back the scenes you recorded as a single, compelling video story. Digital Still Camera Features Still Image Recording: The HF R300 flash memory camcorder is also a high performance digital camera capable of capturing stunning photos onto an optional SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card. Photos are recorded at 1920 x 1080 only. The number of still images that can be recorded on a 1 GB SD memory card is approximately 670. Viewing Still Images: There are 3 ways to view still images: Single image, Slide show (one after the other automatically in order of recording), or Index screen showing 6 images or 15 images at once. Battery Information Lithium-Ion Battery Pack: The Canon HF R300 comes supplied with a rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery Pack (BP-709). Optional batteries are available, such as the BP-718 or BP-727. The camcorder also comes supplied with an AC power adapter and charger (CA-110). The battery recording and playback times are as follows: Battery Pack Function Performance BP-709 Maximum Rec 50-55 min Typical Rec 25 min Playback 75-80 min BP-718 Maximum Rec 115-120 min Typical Rec 65 min Playback 170-180 min BP-727 Maximum Rec 170-185 min Typical Rec 95-100 min Playback 255-275 min Note: The times above vary depending upon the recording mode. Charging Times: The BP-709 battery charges in 170 minutes when charging through the camcorder with the supplied AC adapter. The charging time for the optional BP-718 is 310 minutes, while the BP-727 charges is 450 minutes. Auto Power Off: After 5 minutes without any operation when powered by the battery, the camcorder automatically powers off. Approximately 30 seconds before the camcorder automatically turns itself off, a warning message appears in the display. Inputs And Outputs HDMI Output: The HF R300 features a mini-HDMI (Type C) terminal that offers a high-quality digital connection that combines audio and video in a single convenient cable. The HDMI port is compatible with HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), allowing you in many cases to control the camcorder with the remote control of the connected TV. It is also compatible with x.v.color. A 59" HDMI cable is included. AV Output: The camcorder features an AV output to playback audio and video on your television using the supplied STV-250N composite video/stereo audio RCA cable. You can select between a 4:3 aspect ratio or a 16:9 aspect ratio for the video out based on your television's aspect ratio. The AV Output also doubles as a headphone output (selectable in the menu). The built-in speaker will be muted when headphones or the AV cable are plugged in. USB 2.0 Connection: The camcorder features a USB 2.0 High Speed terminal for fast transfer of photos and videos. Microphone Input: In addition to the camcorder's built-in microphone, the HF R300 features a 3.5mm microphone input for connecting an external microphone, such as the Canon WM-V1 Wireless Microphone. Included Software Included Software: The Canon HF R300 camcorder comes supplied with two CD-ROM application discs: PIXELA Transfer Utility Ver.2.0, and the VIXIA Disc with ImageBrowser EX, Music Data, and Image Mix Data programs: Transfer Utility: Transfer Utility offers basic options for saving AVCHD movies on the computer, uploading movies to the web, transferring previously saved movies back to the camcorder's memory card, and transferring music files to a memory card. Transfer Utility is only compatible with Windows Operating Systems. ImageBrowser EX: ImageBrowser EX lets you save MP4 movies and photos to your computer and easily organize them. Compatible with Windows 7 (SP1), Vista (SP2), and XP (SP3), as well as Mac OS X v10.6. Music Data: Music files that can be used as background music during playback. Image Mix Data: Image files that can be used with the image mix function. 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 verify what's in the box, 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. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs Nice mid-range camcorder Written by Ralph Graves, Staff Writer - Creative, on 5/4/2012 10:50:00 AM The HF R300 is a nice, compact camcorder that falls between the smartphone camera and a full-blown high-end camcorder. 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My husband and I recently visited Portsmouth for an afternoon. Since we only had time for one dinner we chose Black Trumpet Bistro, and we weren't disappointed. We really liked the atmosphere and the entire staff was friendly at every level. The feel of the place reminds me of jazz bars I have been to - brick walls, low ceilings, very cozy and warm. We arrived early so we went upstairs for a cocktail before we sat down to eat. I couldn't decide on a cocktail so I described what I like and don't like and the very sweet young lady waiting on us made a suggestion. She was undaunted when I said it sounded too sweet for me and went on to suggest the Raspberry Mule, which was exactly what I had in mind. A mix of Russian Standard Vodka, Raspberry Simple Syrup ( made in house), Fresh Lime, and topped off with Ginger Beer! It was served in an ice cold copper mug with ice and it was delicious.
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If on one night every year, you could commit any crime without facing consequences, what would you do? In The Purge, a speculative thriller that follows one family over the course of a single night, four people will be tested to see how far they will go to protect themselves when the vicious outside world breaks into their home.
In an America wracked by crime and overcrowded prisons, the government has sanctioned an annual 12-hour period in which any and all criminal activity—including murder—becomes legal. The police can't be called. Hospitals suspend help. It's one night when the citizenry regulates itself without thought of punishment. On this night plagued by violence and an epidemic of crime, one family wrestles with the decision of who they will become when a stranger comes knocking.
When an intruder breaks into James Sandin's (Ethan Hawke) gated community during the yearly lockdown, he begins a sequence of events that threatens to tear a family apart. Now, it is up to James, his wife, Mary (Lena Headey), and their kids to make it through the night without turning into the monsters from whom they hide.
Directed by James DeMonaco (writer of Assault on Precinct 13 and The Negotiator), The Purge is produced by Jason Blum of Blumhouse (Paranormal Activity, Insidious, Sinister), Platinum Dunes' partners Michael Bay, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form (The Amityville Horror, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre), as well as Sébastien Kurt Lemercier (Assault on Precinct 13).
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Wow, cool stuff!!! I like Teela and Octavia most.
if the He-Man costume (in a real film) would look that way, i would be pleased ^^
these drawings are excelent. even with less details - compared to your other works - the characters look plastic and alive.
Wow, cool stuff!!! I like Teela and Octavia most.
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Amazing stuff, keep them coming, great idea to use this style
In the same fashion but less Street fighter, I kept digging and came up to those last ones:
Wow these are great.
On Teela did you start at her face and then work around? Her face seems to be very in focus vs the rest of her.
Thanks!! About teela: I don't usually start with the head but rather the body and legs. But I push the details on face cause that's the most important part of the drawing imho.
i love that Man At Arms. very good work!
WOAH! THESE are awesome!
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Got a little too sleazy with the Catra there but the rest of them are all amazing. You're incredibly talented.
So freaking good. Old school Man-at-Arms looks dangerous, and I love your stylish Adora with a blaster on her hip and a sword in her hands. Not to mention that femme fatale Catra!
Have you contacted DC about working on the new ongoing comic series? If you were drawing the book I'd buy two of every issue.
Love yuor art!
Where are they? Where are your friends now? Tell me about the loneliess of good, He-Man. Is it equal to the loneliness of evil?
These are amazing. There is not one that I do not like. I wonder, are you at all selling prints of these?
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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick has long been a fan of trick plays.
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When we first caught wind that former Los Angeles Times Fashion Editor and WWD Market Editor Melissa Magsaysay was writing an ode to the spirit of the West — City of Style: Exploring Los Angeles Fashion From Bohemian To Rock — we thought, it's about frickin' time! In terms of City Of Angels cognoscente, no one has her alluring act together better. It doesn't hurt that the expert's a beaut (she modeled back in the day), plus Magsaysay's pals with every power pub and fashion maven (mavericks, too!) in town. Her put-together yet uncontrived vibe screams Cali cool down to the last breezy detail.
But obviously this Californication didn't happen overnight. The 2004 convert admits in the book (God, love her for this) that she harbored the same misconceptions most NYC transplants have about Lala Land: We're all either mini-skirt wearing up-in-the-clubbers or flops-and-a-tee clichés. But then she realized: "L.A. style is really like looking through one of those kaleidoscopes you had as a kid: Glistening solid colors that when twisted and spun morphed into something more complex and beautiful. It is colorful, eclectic, and often puzzling — and at its core, rich and inspiring." Well put!
After delightfully whizzing through her recent work — which includes everything from street style to shopping guides to a sartorial history of the city — we caught up with the six-months-along preggers gal and snapped some shots in her South Robertson abode that will certainly have you agreeing with this prediction: There's many more page-flipper tomes in her near future.
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This week, the Equitable Food Initiative (EFI) unveiled the "trustmark" or logo that will be included on all produce certified to be "responsibly grown, farmworker assured."
Likely to hit grocery store shelves later this year, EFI-certified produce is grown according to rigorous standards for fair working conditions, pest management and food safety. And all along the way, in the development of both the standards and the trustmark, diverse groups — representing farmworkers, farmers, retailers and consumers — have been present at the table. PAN is proud to be among them.
Earlier this week, the industrial agriculture-backed Alliance for Food and Farming launched a new effort to challenge organic farming. And a few days ago, an article was posted on Slate underscoring many of the same points — challenging the benefits of organic food and farming, and downplaying the harms of pesticides to children.
We wholeheartedly agree with the Slate article author that eating fruits and veggies is important to children's health. But as I noted in a media statement yesterday, the fruits and vegetables children eat should provide nutrition to their bodies without exposing them to health harms that can last a lifetime.
New food safety rules now being considered by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are causing concern among farmers and consumers across the country.
As currently written, the rules would unfairly burden family farmers, undermine sustainable and organic farming — and reduce the overall availability of fresh, local food. FDA is currently at the "rulemaking stage," turning the food safety bill passed by Congress in 2009 into actual regulations. They are accepting public comments on the draft rules until November 22.
Like others across the country, this Thursday I'll be joining extended family and friends to celebrate each other and the earth's bounty. I look forward to meeting up with cousins coming to town from distant cities, and enjoying the yummy dishes we'll all contribute to the feast.
I'm also hoping we keep the acephate, methamidophos and chlorothalonil off the menu. (Easy for me to say, right?) Sadly, according to government testing, these hard-to-pronounce pesticides are among those commonly found on green beans. And they're not good for you.
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As Hargrove employees toil in their Lanham headquarters to fabricate essential pieces for the parades and official celebrations that will surround the inauguration of President Barack Obama this month, Gray Graphics in Capitol Heights is busy filling another request for 86,000 inauguration program packages. Both companies shifted into overdrive for their projects around Christmas time.
"It's not our biggest contract, but it's our most important," said Hargrove CEO Tim McGill.
Gray Graphics' 60 employees must hand-assemble packages of engraved invitation cards, booklets and photos of Obama and Vice President Joe Biden within three weeks. This year's order is down 24,000 from Obama's first inauguration in 2009.
"It's intense. Not many companies want to take the challenge," said Rhonda Helal, daughter of the owner, Amal Helal.
With 10 days until the inauguration, these and many Maryland businesses are doing their best to seize a piece of its economic impact, though most predict it will be significantly smaller than four years ago, when Obama made history as the nation's first biracial president. The inauguration committee will be hosting only two official balls, compared with 10 in 2009. More than $170 million was spent on that inauguration.
Meanwhile, Heller Electric of Brandywine just finished installing more than 1,400 amps for three structures involved in the inauguration. Employees worked 10-hour days since the week before Thanksgiving to have the work finished this week, a change from the usual due date of the Friday before the inauguration, said owner Brian Heller.
"It's rare to be awarded too many jobs in the dead of winter, so this does help," Heller said. Heller did electric work on the Presidential Reviewing Stand, where the Obama family will watch the parade, the three-story Media Stand and the Mayoral Parade Stand.
These and other privately held companies declined to disclose the value of these contracts.
Despite the smaller impact this year, the hospitality industry always benefits from the four-day boost in revenues, particularly because January is such a "lousy" time of the year for the industry, said Stephen Fuller, director of the Center for Policy Analysis at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va.
Inauguration activities such as the Texas State Society's Black Tie & Boots Inaugural Ball, which will be held at Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Oxon Hill, can be "huge windfalls" for county jurisdictions because they bring money that would not be spent otherwise, Fuller said.
The Texas ball drew more than 12,000 people to the National Harbor hotel in 2009, and Gaylord is confident that number will be the same or higher this year, said spokeswoman Amie Gorrell.
Although the hotel hosted two inaugural events in 2009, the 2,000-room Gaylord, now operated by Marriott International of Bethesda, was already fully booked for inauguration weekend far in advance with an unrelated convention, she said.
"It's definitely a boost, no question about that," said Bob Daley, general manager at the 450-room Marriott hotel in North Bethesda, which will host guests related to the inauguration, including high school students attending the ceremonies.
The inauguration's primary impact on the region's hospitality industry will come from visitors who normally travel to Washington, D.C., for business and other purposes. They will find local hotels booked and have to look outside Washington, Daley said. He called that "compression," saying people will probably follow the Metrorail system in their search, filling hotels in Chevy Chase and Bethesda before reaching the area near his hotel, farther north.
But he added that most people see almost no comparison between this inauguration and 2009's.
"The last time, there were outrageous crowds. If someone new was being elected, we would see more occupancy," Daley said. "It's like comparing the Superbowl to a sandlot baseball game."
Washington-area hotels pulled in more than $94.8 million over the four days around the 2009 inauguration, according to Destination D.C., the district's tourism office. In the Maryland, Virginia and Washington market, average hotel revenues per available room jumped from $68.90 per day to as high as $302.71 around that time, with total revenue per available room for the month spiking to $94.72 per day in January from $62.91 in December.
This year, room rates are up about $100 for inauguration weekend, compared with the following week.
Colony South Hotel in Clinton also has booked its 200 rooms — it usually books about 100 this time of the year — and is hosting a few unofficial conferences, said Michael Chiaramonte, whose family owns the hotel.
"They're all big events," he said of the inauguration. "We're always busy. You can't get any fuller than full."
McGill said the inauguration's high profile is more important to Hargrove than its size. Hargrove has been working on presidential inaugurations since 1949. The special events planner has been in charge of planning and overseeing all official inaugural balls and other events since 1993.
"The requirements are the same, no matter which inauguration we're working on," McGill said. This year, Hargrove has been tasked with delivering "simple elegance" at the balls, along with preparing an unannounced theme for its floats, he said.
Hargrove typically starts the design process for inauguration work in early fall and moves into construction a week before Christmas so it can deliver pieces as early as a week before the inauguration, he said. The work enlists many of Hargrove's 250 full-time employees, up to 75 part-time employees and as many as 400 on-site workers.
"We're pleased to have received the contract again this year. It's not a guarantee, since we have to bid like everyone else," McGill said.
Another event planner, though on a much smaller scale is Martin's Camelot in Upper Marlboro. This inauguration season has lacked the fervor of 2009, with Camelot booking only half of the eight events it had four years ago, said manager Tom Yockel. He said more people were holding private events related to the inauguration then. Camelot's largest event will be the 350-attendee Black Diamond Reunion Inaugural Ball. The venue has space for more than 2,500 people.
Fuller said Obama's broad appeal to the working class and minorities also means fewer "high-rollers" than a Republican inauguration would draw.
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The county also has organized a planning committee for coordinating inauguration activities this year, which should improve coordination over four years ago, he said. The bureau's website, www.visitprincegeorges.com, lists several inauguration activities.
"It does give us a bump in January every four years. We wish would could have one every year," he said.
In 2009, county and state governments poured $11 million into inaugural activities such as public transit and crowd security.
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The timing of this year's inauguration falling on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend might also draw people away from local spending, said Lee Barnes, CEO of Barwood Taxi in Kensington. Barwood has partnered with the Montgomery County visitors bureau to advertise its inauguration packages, which drew some interest in 2009.
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Staying organized for the holidays is a must; with all the parties to plan, gifts to buy, and decorating to be done, it's easy to forget what happens at the end of it all. But once the carols have been sung, presents unwrapped, and holiday guests returned home, it's time to pack away the memories safely for next year. Plan ahead to protect your keepsake holiday collections. Here are some ideas to help you be prepared when it's time to take everything down.
Disassemble the tree
If you display a fresh-cut tree, you'll want to remove all ornaments and lights. Clean out the tree stand and test the lights before you wind them up neatly around pieces of cardboard or coffee cans. Dispose of lights that don't work, toss any broken or perishable ornaments or decorations, and donate those that you don't plan to use next year. Follow your town's guidelines for how to dispose of your tree properly—garlands and wreaths are often included in this collection day.
After unplugging the lights, pack away your artificial tree in a tree storage bag or its original box. The bag or box will protect the tree from damage throughout the year; a bag is sometimes easier to transport up or down stairs. Depending on the type of tree you display, it can be stored fully assembled, flipped, or disassembled in pieces. Some trees come equipped with a storage bag that can be gathered at the base of the tree when you first assemble it. When you take it down, all you have to do is take the tree skirt off and pull the bag up and around the tree.
After unplugging the lights, pack away your artificial tree in a tree storage bag or its original box. The bag or box will protect the tree from damage throughout the year; a bag is sometimes easier to transport. ge bag that can be gathered at the base of the tree when you first assemble it. When you take it down, all you have to do is take the tree skirt off and pull the bag up and around the tree.
Trim the ornaments and the trimmings
Since they are often made of glass, ceramic, and even lacquered dough, ornaments can be the most difficult items to store. Make sure you're prepared with a great storage container that cushions and protects them well. It's great if you kept the original packaging for your ornaments, but if you didn't, try a large tote or other container with designated compartments for each piece. You can also wrap each one in tissue paper, bubble wrap, or re-sealable bags, and arrange them carefully in an open tote or box. Keep your most fragile items at the top of the box; egg cartons work well for tiny ornaments. Store ornament wires in re-sealable bags.
Remove ribbon carefully; roll it up to safeguard against crushing and wrinkles. Use original spools if you have them, or wrap ribbons around pieces of cardboard, clothespins, or drape them over hangers. After removing them from trees, garlands, or vases, flatten all picks, branches, and blooms and stack them in boxes. Dispose of any perishable cranberry or popcorn garlands or broken pieces.
Pack up your wreaths
The best way to store a wreath is in a bag designed for wreath storage. Oftentimes these containers come equipped with a hanger that properly supports the body of the wreath and can be hung in a closet or storage area, so it takes up less valuable space. In some cases, wreath bags are sturdy and large enough that you can keep all of your decorations attached; just make sure your ornaments and decorations are firmly attached. Also, you can hang up your wreath uncovered (beware of dust) or covered in a plastic bag, with a homemade hook.
Gather the garlands
Before you take them down, tie a ribbon or attach a tag to the spots where it hangs from railings, balustrades, or mantels—this will save you time next season. If you have enough storage space, it's best to hang garlands vertically to maintain the shape of each. Also consider laying them carefully in a bag, a tote, or a box. Remember to leave some space at the top to prevent crushing.
Overall, remember to label all of your containers—this is a huge time saver. For the items that are most important for early decorating, mark them with "Open First". And of course, make sure these containers are on top.
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No Need to Fret About Waterboarding: It's Merely a Psychological Ploy
Marty Lederman
OK, it's the Wall Street Journal editorial page, so one has to expect that nothing's beyond the pale. But still. Today's apologia for torture is a bit much.
No surprise really. "We were just kidding -- can't you take a joke?" is the first line of defense for bullies everywhere.
The worst part about all of this is the unwillingness of anyone at the WSJ, or in a lot of other places, to admit that the agents of the US government who torture and committ inhumane acts are just flat out wrong about the value of the detainees they are tormenting. The WSJ article even notes that none of the victims at Abu Ghraib were of any intelligence value
And then they blow this point off by saying that "tactics should be morally defensible based on who the detainee is."
And abuses that do happen they blame on the "night shift," when it was made clear in the Taguba Report that military interrogators and the CIA pushed for "physical and mental conditions for favorable interrogation of witnesses."
They aren't just making a terrible argument - they are lying to do it.
Get a load of the Wikipedia definition of "waterboarding" Lederman cites to refute the WSJ's assertion that it's a "psychological technique."
"Breathing is extremely difficult and the victim will be in imminent fear of death by asphyxiation."
"Imminent fear of death," not "fear of imminent death."
To me, this does sound like a "psychological technique" because what is "imminent" to the interrogatee is "fear" not "death."
Note, too, the definition goes on to say "However, it is relatively difficult to aspirate a large amount of water since the lungs are higher than the mouth, and the victim is unlikely to actually expire if this is done by skilled torturers."
Ironically, Lederman's post seems to make the WSJ's point, not refute it!
Torture is torture: the point is to inflict suffering. I actually think psychological torture is potentially worse than physical torture.
How, then, would you describe those who oppose the death penalty by arguing that "life in prison without parole" is worse and more fitting punishment than execution? Are they torturers? What's the answer: execution or let the killer go free?
This is the problem with making the "torture" issue a nebulous debte about one's own absolute moral superiority of motive, rather than an objective policy definition of rules of conduct, to whom they should apply and under what circumstances.
As rhetorical strategies go, picking apart the grammatical construction of a sentence in Wikipedia is barely worthy of high-school debate team. Such semantic games suggest an amazing lack of interest in human reality. If someone were causing you to choke on water, do you really think you'd be experiencing "imminent fear" - or just plain "fear"? And did it ever occur to you that when your breathing is being made extremely difficult, and water is going into your lungs - even in non-fatal amounts - it is extremely physically uncomfortable? If someone strangled you with their hands or a piece of rope, or pushed your head underwater repeatedly until you breathed water, I can't believe you would deny you were physically assaulted, just because you didn't actually die. In fact, you'd probably be more likely to describe an experience as "torture" if it were designed to be non-fatal so it could be stretched out indefinitely.
I've had asthma since I was a kid, and I'd more gladly let someone punch me in the face a few dozen times than suffer serious shortness of breath for any length of time.
The frequent repetition in the media of the phrase "made to believe he is drowning", even if it originated in ordinary journalistic verbal timidity rather than propaganda, is a gift to the pro-torture faction; it gives the false impression that this is all about clever psychological games and not physical abuse.
Hmm. I guess I'd discribe them as dishonest advocates of capital punishment. I don't really see a problem there, and I don't believe in capital punishment.
That's an issue I've had to wrestle with some the last four years working on my project: 18 USC 2441 carries the death penalty when an offense results in the death of the victim, and the statute says "shall be subject to death" not "may be".
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Construction adhesive will not work for this application. It is not intended for concrete anchoring. The only adhesive product designed for this is the specialized epoxy.
Last week I pulled out half a houses foundation anchors that some jack wagon thought he could use gorilla glue. He must have thought when the bottle said "strongest glue on earth," you can use it for anything. Gotta love non professionals making engineering calls from their hip.
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Good lesson here. I called Red Head and talked to guy named Tony about what I wanted to do and he told me that they don't make a product for my application because my floor is not thick enough. So if any of you or a friend have plans to build a shop in the future give some thought to the thickness of the floor.
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Maybe you could make some removeable stabilizers that attach to the legs and extend out in all directions to the reach of the lift or build a box below your shelf and fill it with enough sand or concrete to counter-balance the lift.
Before I read your idea I was thinking about welding a hitch receiver to the bottom of the leg opposite the crane and build a slip in 1/2" plate I could park my tractors bucket filled with dirt on.
Come to think of it I could do the same thing by building a wheeled dolly for a 30 gallon drum filled with concrete. Just weld a 2" receiver on the tables leg opposite the crane and put the tongue through the drum, add concrete, and when I need it roll it over to the table and slip it into the receiver and pin it. Now I got to figure out how much a 30 gallon drum filled with concrete weighs.
Thanks for the idea MM.
Cgotto6, I agree with you, wedge anchors will work.
Tackit, Basically all wedge anchors are about the same so whoever you talk to didd'nt have a clue about that they were talking about.
A Hilti wedge anchor in 4000psi concrete with a drilled hole at least 2.75" deep using a 5/8" x 3.75 wedge anchor has a pull out strength of 1860 lbs.
Go to Hilti and punch in item # 00282572 that will be a number for ordering a box of anchors.
So if you put one anchor in the 4 outside legs you will be good up to 7,440 lbs.
Keep in mind that was a minimum drilled hole specification, the further you drill the more it will increase your pull out power.
Trust me when I say your over thinking this job.
I use Hilti epoxy all the time which is no doubt better than a wedge anchor in a pull out application but I usually only use it when I have to bolt machined down that vibrate or when a engineer specs it.
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I have also used them and others over the years with no problems to speak of,I do use the Hex headed thread style now that 3/8" dia. and larger I use an electric impact on after I predrill the hole.I like them for the reason if you need to remove your item thier is no stud sticking out to trip on and they just look cleaner.Getting ready to set a 15' cross on the side of a church with them in about two hours.I agree that the two part expoxy woul be pricey for this But cracked concrete is sucky.Good Luck
Thanks for the input from all of you, it's much appreciated. I don't care about the cost of the epoxy, it's still a whole lot cheaper than a trip to the Emergency Room. I'll do some thinking on it. Naturally I want to go with the safest but also the easiest solution. thanks again guys.
So far it sounds like epoxy holds the best, am I right?
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The spokesperson at red head is just covering their *ss. They will be plenty sufficient in this application. The epoxy would be like using a semi truck to haul a couple 2x4's. wedge anchors as i have already said are incredibly strong, even pull out. You could even use 1/4" ones probably and never have a problem. 4 @ 5/8 is so overkill it's a joke. And your going into seasoned Crete, which is better for this type of anchor.
I have had to bed wedge anchors only 2 1/2" due to hydronic heating lines being cast into a slab, and when bolting down the mud sills with my 18" wrench I can practically sink a 1 1/2" diameter washer through a 2x6 if I wanted to do so. They just keep on crushing the more I torque them. I have never pulled an anchor out no matter the size or torque applied.


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text: Connecting through Our Schools Le Moyne students who are studying education also immerse themselves in the community. Prior to student teaching, they are required by state regulations to complete 100 hours of fieldwork in urban, rural and suburban settings. They tutor students individually and in small groups, teach part or all of a lesson, and grade tests and quizzes. After they have completed this fieldwork, they devote one full semester as student teachers, spending seven weeks each at two different schools – and are observed weekly and supported by college supervisors. Le Moyne students are placed in public and private schools throughout Central New York, stretching from Rome in the east to Auburn in the west and from Oswego in the north to Cortland in the south. Prior to their student teaching, the candidates work with their cooperating teachers in their schools for at least 12 hours each during the semester before student teaching. In addition, student teaching candidates are required to complete an application prior to taking their teaching methods course. They must also meet the following criteria: • Overall grade-point average of 2.7 or better • Grade of 'B' or better in key education courses • Education grade-point average of 3.0 or better • Demonstration of professional commitment Students interested in becoming teachers and who are members of the L.E.A.D. service learning community have the opportunity to visit and teach in the schools of Dominca, an island nation in the Caribbean Sea. Donald Maldari, S.J., of the religious studies department and Patricia Schmidt of the education department work with Le Moyne students to prepare them for this memorable experience.