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White adipocytes (white fat cells) have a single lipid droplet, brown adipocytes contain many small lipid droplets, as well as a very high number of iron-containing mitochondria. Brown fat gets its dark red to tan color from its high iron content.
Brown fat has more capillaries than white fat, because of its higher oxygen consumption. Brown fat also has many unmyelinated nerves, providing sympathetic stimulation to the fat cells.
Definition of lipid - put simply, lipid is another word for fat. Specifically, lipids are substances that dissolve in alcohol but not in water, such as fat, oil or wax. They contain oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon. Lipids have a much lower oxygen content than carbohydrates. In this text, the word lipid(s) mainly refers to fats.
The fat that builds up around our waists and thighs is the white type, while brown fat is mainly found around the neck areas (front and back).
Scientists are only now just beginning to understand what the functions of brown fat are. From what we can tell so far, main differences between the two are:
- White fat is the result of storing excess calories. When we consume too many calories, the body converts them into a contingency energy reserve in the form of white fat.
- Brown fat generates heat by burning calories. When it is cold, brown fat's lipid reserves are depleted, and its color gets darker.
PET/CT scan showing brown fat in a woman (in red)
A human newborn/infant has approximately 5% of body weight made up of brown fat. This gradually drops with age. Brown fat can be detected in adults using a PET (positron-emission tomography) scan - detection is clearer when a person has been exposed to cold temperatures. Most of it can be found in the lower neck and supraclavicular regions of an adult.
Ironically, the fatter a person is the less brown fat they have, or the thinner they are the more they have. Endocrinologists and other experts say brown fat probably plays a key role in keeping people lean.
Brown fat generates heat in newbornsIn newborn infants, a large amount of brown fat is located on the upper half of the spine and towards the shoulders; its main function is to protect the baby from hypothermia (drop in core body temperature). Hypothermia is a serious problem for premature newborns, and a major cause of death.
Older humans have a larger surface area, more muscle, a lower proportional surface area of the head, the ability to shiver, and the ability to move from cold areas - newborns do not. High brown fat levels in newborns provide them with an alternative way of regulating heat.
Should we try to increase our brown fat content?Experts say they do not yet know how humans could increase their brown fat content, or even whether this is recommendable or desirable. In a study carried out by scientists from the Universite de Sherbrooke, Canada, they found that volunteers with higher brown fat levels started shivering at lower temperatures compared to those with lower levels. (Link to article)
They also found that when the brown fat cells were active, the volunteers burned an extra 250 calories; a 1.8 times increase in calorie burning rate.
The researchers said it is too early in their research to make any conclusions regarding the weight-loss benefits of brown fat. They did find that lean people have more brown fat than obese individuals.


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A remarkable series broke more new ground for Test cricket on Friday, as Chris Rogers became the first batsman to lose his wicket to professional embarrassment.
Umpire Marais Erasmus raised a finger but Rogers could have overridden that decision quite easily had he bothered to ask for a review. Instead, he scuttled back to the Lord's pavilion, chastened by a shot that was deserving not just of appeals but guffaws.
Shane Warne bowled the ball of the century; this was its Bizarro World equivalent. The Bizarro World is a fictional planet in the DC Comics universe, in which everything is the opposite of what is expected.
Losing his wicket to professional embarrassment: Chris Rogers did not appeal against his dismissal despite the fact it was missing leg stump
The best-selling bonds are guaranteed to lose money and Bizarro's Marilyn Monroe is the ugliest woman on the planet. In Bizarro cricket, spin bowlers would take wickets with waist-high full tosses.
This is precisely what Graeme Swann did. He overpitched the ball — one presumes it slipped from a sweaty hand — to such an extent that it arrived like a weak primary-school rounders throw, ripe to be planted on to Wellington Road by Australia's opener. Rogers drew back his bat, swung and missed his intended target completely.
The ball, now on a gentle downward trajectory, struck him just north of the delicate box area to jubilant, if slightly disbelieving, cries from the England contingent.
Erasmus gave the required signal and Rogers, momentarily, paused for thought. Shane Watson had earlier shamefully wasted Australia's first appeal, putting his opening partner under pressure to avoid throwing away the one remaining.
Also, no doubt, behind the helmet visor his cheeks were reddening with embarrassment. He took the soft option and retreated with as much dignity as could be mustered. The replays showed the ball to be missing leg stump by a mile.
Missed opportunity: Hawk-Eye shows that Rogers would have been reprieved if he had appealed as the ball was not hitting the stumps
This may well be the most consistently incompetent sequence of events in the history of Test cricket, in that not a single action was performed efficiently. The ball was atrocious, the shot worse, the appeal was unwarranted, the decision erroneous and refusing to review was a mistake.
If a keen-eyed television viewer had called in to announce the non-striking batsman and all the fielders had formed a conga line and were taking it through the Long Room at the time Swann bowled, it wouldn't have been a surprise.
This was Bizarro cricket. Then again, little of what Australia did yesterday made much sense.
It is too early for congas, perhaps, certainly not when England's top order remain as susceptible to sudden, feeble collapse as they were on Friday night.
But the home team will still be feeling pretty confident that the second Test is heading in the right direction after a day that wound Australia's clock back more than a quarter of a century.
Abject: Paul Robinson's air kick in Croatia came to sum up the England reign of Steve McClaren (below)
On a decent batting track, in beautiful sunshine, the tourists capitulated after lunch in a manner that anyone under 30 will simply not remember from men wearing the famed Baggy Green.
England did not bat well but still completed their first innings with 361 on the board. Australia collapsed from 42 for one at lunch to 96 for seven at tea and if Rogers' dismissal summed up the abject level of performance — the way goalkeeper Paul Robinson's missed kick against Croatia encapsulates Steve McClaren's time as England manager — his team-mates found plenty of other ways to get out.
Brad Haddin played across the line, Ashton Agar was run out amid confusion, Usman Khawaja skied the ball to Kevin Pietersen, while Phil Hughes flashed at one outside off stump. Horrible dismissals all. The ninth wicket fell with Australia 57 runs short of the follow-on, not that Alastair Cook was ever likely to enforce it.
The innings ended 233 adrift of England's total and the intention is now to keep one foot firmly on Australian throats throughout Saturday. The home side haven't even played to their potential in this series yet, certainly not the batsmen.
Yet barring a complete disaster from here, Australia should still be chasing in excess of 400 to win. So far, the gulf between these teams has seemed substantial, even if South Africa would surely lay waste to England in this form.
Lofty ambition: But Usman Khawaja merely threw his wicket away by holing out to Kevin Pietersen at mid-off
Farcical run out: Ashton Agar (left) fails to make his ground as Jimmy Anderson (right) takes the bails off
Australia's problem is that at heart this group are a collection of second-rate boys' own stories and freaky fairytales.
The last man in who gets 98, the returning bowler who bags five at Lord's, the 10th-wicket stand that almost won the Test, the occasional leg spinner who ripped England apart. Individually, these are heroic tales — yet only exceptional individuals conquer a team sport and Australia do not have the depth to capitalise on these little miracles.
Take Ryan Harris. He bowled extremely well in England's innings to finish with figures of five for 72. Yet if Australia had such faith in this man, where was he at Trent Bridge? If Steve Smith was such a gifted all-rounder, why did it take David Warner to take a swing at Joe Root for him to be included? If the coaches knew Agar was such a red-hot batsman, why was he in at No 11 initially?
James Pattinson went from bowling the first ball of the Test when England opened at 11.15am on Thursday to being first change when their second innings began just after 5pm on Friday.
Where have you been: Ryan Harris (left) took five wickets in England's first innings but why was he not trusted to play at Trent Bridge?
The tourists are thrashing around for answers and sometimes they will find them, but even when they do, it is a temporary solution, no more.
Australia are frail. England's second innings was 19 runs old when Haddin seemed to baulk at a straightforward chance to heap further pressure on Root, taking away his gloves at the last moment and leaving the edged ball to Michael Clarke who missed it, unprepared.
He didn't look happy but then again, would you? He played in that great Australia team. He knew what it was like to have a safety net. He knows what it is like to feel as secure as Cook must now.
The captain, bowled by Peter Siddle on Friday night, is averaging just 20.75 in this series, yet can call on a level of consistency from colleagues like James Anderson and Swann that eludes Australia.
Feeling secure: Alastair Cook (right), bowled by Peter Siddle (left) on Friday, knows he can call on the likes of Jimmy Anderson and Graeme Swann
Wickets do not fall every time England bowl — but marks are hit and a constant threat remains. Australia batsmen are yet to give their team-mates much to bowl at and it shows.
Will Harris revisit the same level of performance in England's second innings; will Smith? Who knows? Australia are streaky, unpredictable in a way the best teams never are.
Friday's innings was an accident waiting to happen. Australia came within 14 runs of beating England at Trent Bridge, but needed a combined 10th-wicket total of 228 to do so. That was never likely to happen again. The tourists were 117 for nine in the first innings at Nottingham and 104 for nine in the first innings here.
So far in this series, the 10th wicket has been worth 252 for Australia and the other 27 wickets have been worth 200 more. That is a fairytale, too. Grim.
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........ my exploration of Vietnam.
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I am moving my blog to another site. Feel free to follow along...
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...in following me along my next adventure.
01.12.2008 - 21.03.2009
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Here is a link to the Vietnam pictures. There will hopefully be more soon as I had difficulty with my memory card and am in the process of getting my files retrieved (crosses fingers):
In addition, I have started a new blog to continue on my Travel Nursing Adventures in the states...
Life is good....
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....is always bittersweet!
22.11.2008 - 23.11.2008
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The feelings associated with leaving anywhere are always mixed for me. I am looking forward to getting back to the states in some respects. Back to what is normal, where I can talk to everyone, where the food is recognizable and I know what to expect next. But, there is a part of me that's sad to be leaving this great country. I have been sad, frustrated, perplexed, lonely, hungry, sick, happy and awed at the same and at different times during this trip. Through it all, I think that I've learned a bit about myself and I know that I have learned a lot about the people of Vietnam. I'm certain that there will be numerous reflections on my trip in the future as I re-count it for friends and family at home. I'm sad to be going home, yet excited about the possibilities that lie ahead.
I found out about two days ago that the contract that I had confirmed prior to leaving, has been canceled. It's been a bit stressful the past two days, dealing with leaving and the end of my vacation but also now the fact that I don't know what to expect when I do get home. It will be an adventure in its self figuring out where I will end up in the next couple of weeks. Thank goodness for friends. I have multiple places that I can stay if needed during the next couple of weeks while I wait for the perfect job offer.
I want to say thanks to Kim and Mike for putting up with me during the past couple of days. I ended up getting pretty sun-burnt at the beach my first day out and Kim was a champ trying to make sure that I was comfortable. Then I was sick....that's twice now during my trip. Fortunately, it didn't last long and I was back to normal quickly.
Mui Ne, although pretty...is a pretty boring place if you aren't interested in water-sports or if your like me and get too much sun the very first day! I knew I should have used more sun-block!!
Kim, Mike and I went out for a night on the town my last night there and I think Mike snuck in some pictures of Kim and I dancing. Yes....I danced, although I'm certain that most of the time I looked like I was having some sort of seizure! I even played with Kim's practice poi (don't know if I spelled that correctly or not but poi are what fire dancers use). It was a lot of fun but if I had been using real poi, I would probably have 3rd degree burns all over my body and be stuck in some Vietnamese ICU at the moment. Thank goodness, they were not real!!
Airport acquaintances can be quite interesting. I was just interrupted by some guy from Seattle that proceeded to tell me his entire life story as well as the life story of several of his friends. I love when people start a conversation and within the first 2 minutes, they are telling you how 'rich' they are. Like I care? I don't base my judgment of people on how much money or possessions that they have but rather what kind of person they are. So I sat and listened to how many houses this guy has and how many cars and that he is soon to be moving to Vietnam where, in his words "material things dont matter" WTF? He just gave me a 20 min dissertation on how much material wealth he has then makes a statement like that? I guess I just don't understand some people.
So, I managed to get away from him for the moment but he is on the same flight as me and I hope like hell that I can avoid him during the flights and above all else...during my 8 hour layover!!
I've drank enough coffee to sink a ship but my Ambien is close at hand so I can get a little sleep on the flight. I am mostly rambling at this point as I am bored and don't know what else to do with my time.
Airport observations:
There are only 8 non-Asians (other than me) waiting for the flight, all of which are couples.
There is one baby that is currently screaming it's little head off and two toddlers.
Three people are lying on the seats sleeping
8 of us (yep me included) are sitting on the floor due to no seats available.
two people with I-pods in their ears
one woman with black eyes so big she looks like she had one hell of a fight with someone
Dumb and Dumber is playing on the TV with Vietnamese dubbing. You should really experience this at least once in your life. It's crazy. There is only one voice for the dubbing and it's totally monotone sounding. I don't know how they stand listening to it.
My flight is getting ready to board so I'm going to sign off for now....see you in Seoul!!
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....Jobless and Homeless; but the saga continues.
23.11.2008 - 26.11.2008
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After nearly 48 hours of traveling and layovers, I finally made it back to the states. For those of you that didn't already know, my contract was canceled in Kansas City. Thus, this left me jobless and homeless on my arrival in Seattle with no direction to go. I found this out my 1st day in Mui Ne and it tainted my time there as I was constantly online trying to secure another contract.
Still no job as I arrived in Seattle. Thankfully, my friend Teresa (whose contract in KC was also canceled) was able to extend her contract in Seattle and I am currently staying with her. It's been a stressful few days since I arrived back 'home'. With the current financial crises, many hospitals are canceling contracts and there are much fewer postings for new positions. I am happy to report that after two grueling days of phone calls, emails and even a few prayers, I now have a job lined up.
Where am I going you ask? Elko, Nevada....yep, Elko. It's a rural town in northwestern Nevada of aprox 16K people at the foothills of the Ruby Mountains and a total area of 14.5 sq miles. My research indicated that at one time, it was some sort of mining town. It will be quite a change from the cities of San Francisco and Seattle, where I have spent nearly the past 2 years.
What will I do in Elko? It would appear that there are numerous activities that will keep me entertained during my 13 weeks there. These include the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering (Jan), a multitude of Casino's (I counted 6), a Super K-Mart and a movie theater. The city has a large Basque (spanish) culture so maybe I can find a good Tapa's restaurant! If all of that fails, maybe I can pick up extra work an simply save some money while there...
I'll be leaving Seattle and all of it's rain and clouds on Dec 1st and heading 'out west' to Elko....wish me luck!
Life is good?.....
Oh...check out the live web cam of downtown Elko at http://www.elkodaily.com/webcam_one/ Maybe you can actually pick me out someday in the bustling metropolis of Elko!
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The true measure of a preacher's success lies in his commitment to preach the word regardless of its outcome. For twenty-three years Judah has refused to accept Jeremiah or his message from Yahweh (25:1-3). Judah's apostasy through idolatry has become for them a way of life (vv. 4-7). Yahweh's patience is exhausted (v. 8-11). The reference to Nebuchadnezzer as "my servant" (v. 9) shows Yahweh's sovereignty over the kingdoms and sovereign powers of this world. Yahweh decides to punish those who were called to be his servants in the world. Historical events will teach Judah the painful lesson that destruction is the fate of those who reject Yahweh's sovereignty.
Yahweh's wrath is also upon the ungodly nations, though they are now instruments of his judgment against Judah (vv. 12-29). Seventy years in v. 12 most likely is a reference to the totality and the completeness of Judah's judgment. The kingdoms of this world cannot escape from drinking the cup of Yahweh's wrath. His decision to bring judgment upon his own people and his city (v. 29) is cited here as concrete proof of the fact that he is an impartial Judge who does not tolerate wickedness in any form found anywhere in his creation.
The language of 25:30-38 contains an apocalyptic tone. The intensity of Yahweh's wrath against the wickedness of human beings is vividly expressed through the language of theophany (roar, shout, storm) and law suit (bring charges). From one end of the earth to the other he will execute his judgment and bring the wicked to their ultimate ruin. The leaders are the primary objects of Yahweh's wrath, from which they cannot escape. Their distress will be greater because they will witness the destruction of their flock to whom they have promised prosperity and peace.
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LOS ANGELES - The NHL goal stretches 6 feet from left to right and 4 feet from top to bottom. Its posts and crossbar are red-painted metal, and the back of its mouth is draped in white nylon.
Getting that pesky frozen rubber disk, just an inch thick and 3 inches in diameter, into that gaping goal isn't the biggest worry for the Kings.
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It's getting a consistent, healthy goalie in front of the net that needs to jump to the front of Andy Murray's triage list. Be it a skilled butterfly man, a spilled wheelbarrow of bricks or an a Sumo wrestler who likes cold weather, the Kings have sorely missed someone to carry the healthy among them on his shoulder blades and skate blades through this pivotal time in the schedule.
Mathieu Garon, 28, the starter in Tuesday night's 4-1 loss to the defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning at Staples Center, didn't finish his second consecutive game. Pulled twice in Saturday's 10-1 loss after giving up four goals on 10 shots, Garon left Tuesday's game after the first period because of a shoulder bruise.
He faced 11 shots and allowed only Martin St.Louis' power-play score. St.Louis took a pass at the red line on the right side and lifted the puck over the left shoulder his of a dizzied, stick-swatting Garon.
He regrouped but not after he got hurt. With the game tied at 1 in the opening period, he crumpled to the ice after being hit by a puck. He clutched his left side, got examined on the ice by trainer Pete Demers, and finished the period.
Garon left to have stitches on the cut left by the puck. X-rays were normal. An MRI is scheduled for today.
Jason LaBarbera, the backup goalie called up Monday from a conditioning assignment with Kings' AHL affiliate in Manchester, started the second period for the injured Garon.
"It's not easy (to come in for an injured player) but it's part of the job," LaBarbera said. "You should always be ready."
He allowed Lightning to strike twice with second-period goals by Vincent Lecavalier and Ruslan Fedotenko that swelled the Lightning's lead to 3-1.
(Norman Milley got an empty-netter with 1:10 left in the game.)
LaBarbera, 25, a rugged and more corpulent goalie at 6-foot-3, 230 pounds than Garon (6-2, 192), might challenge Garon for the starting job. He has returned to the team with a renewed fire - and a mask painted with Metallica album covers rather than last season's motif of kindler, gentler Sesame Street characters.
"I felt pretty good out there," he said. "I hope it carries on in the days to come."
This is Garon's job to lose. With his health a question, LaBarbera could get an extended audition and show Murray and Kings goaltending consultant Andy Nowicki more than he had at the beginning of the season when he rotated starts with Garon.
It was LaBarbera, Nowicki said, who "didn't like the progress he was making here," and that dissatisfaction prompted LaBarbera's to be assigned to Manchester this month to play five game last week.
Kings coaches watched LaBarbera in an AHL game last Wednesday, the night before Garon notched a 6-0 shutout against the Boston Bruins, and were impressed.
"He's making a statement that he wants to play at this level," Nowicki said.
With Garon's injury Tuesday night, LaBarbera's opportunity came more quickly than he had expected.
Tuesday's night was supposed to be Garon's game to stabilize, shake off the 1-3-0 Kings' road ruin of the recent trip and enjoy home ice, where their record is 15-6-0 this season.
After his Tuesday morning skate at the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo, Garon was eager to move past the inconsistencies of his recent games and the nightmare at Buffalo.
"I just started over today, trying to see the puck," Garon said. "When you're on as a goalie, the puck is big, even when it's fast. You see it."
Crystal clear. A black disk. Not a mysterious, quickly approaching dark fogs found in the last episode of ABC's "Lost."
"Well," Nowicki said, sighing, "the important thing was that Mathieu's core game was intact, and that we can't unduly sweat it when things to go our way. I'm confident he'll come back tonight because he's used to recovering, though not from something like we had at Buffalo."
Garon doesn't recover as much as he ricochets.
Lets us count the ways in just the last three games.
First, on Jan. 9, Garon stopped 21 of 27 shots in the 6-2 loss to the Mighty Ducks. The Anaheim police could've taken a missing persons report for the Kings offense, but still, Garon gave up six goals, the most by the team in regulation through 45 games this season.
Next came Thursday when Garon got his 6-0 shutout at Boston, stopping 30 shots, putting on "an instructional video in how being in the optimal position leads to making controlled saves and maximum mental preparedness," Nowicki said.
And then came Saturday at Buffalo where Garon got pulled faster than a guy who takes the stage on open-mic night with a whoopee cushion. Backup Andy Hauser made his rookie debut with LaBarbera away, and the Kings suffered their worst defeat since Nov. 27, 1985, and Hartford had a Whalers team that beat them, 9-0.
"The key to understanding adversity for a goalie," Nowicki reminds young netminders, "is that you've got to park that adversity, release it and run from it. A loss, a bad goal, whatever - it's history. Move on."
Nowicki shared that advice with Garon before. He can share it with LaBarbera who will have to try to carry the Kings back now.
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Like many stock photography services, iStockphoto has realized it can no longer ignore mobile photography. The service officially began allowing smartphone images last August, joining the ranks of Foap, Pocketstock and other more mobile microstocks.
Now iStockphoto is spreading the word about how to make your mobile photography better with its own list of Ten Tips for Better Mobile Photographs. The tips, which actually number 11 in all, maybe 10 just sounds better, are nearly all applicable to any photographer using any equipment. Though slightly oversimplified, some remind us of the basics like composition and framing, while others call out specific advice for mobilographers. We found them worth repeating here (with the addition of some useful DPReview Connect links to past stories and reviews):
1. Know Your Gear
Understand how your mobile phone camera works and get familiar with its limitations. Yes, it has limitations. Typically these cameras have a limited shutter-speed range and a fixed aperture, so major in-camera exposure adjustments are made by adapting the ISO. The good news is that there are apps to help get around or hack your mobile camera's limitations.
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Camera+ and Camera Awesome, both for Apple iOS only, have grid tools, levels, image editing and great controls for exposure and focus. They give you robust filters and interfaces for quickly uploading and sharing your images to social media sites.
Also worth looking at: 645 Pro calls itself the 'photography professional's iPhone camera' and aims to offer DSLR-style control for your iPhone.
Slow Shutter can create dreamy long-exposure effects like flowing streams and evening hour light trails, while keeping the high ISO noise to a minimum. (See our review of Slow Shutter and other similar apps.) Editing apps like Adobe Photoshop Express, PhotoForge 2, and NIK Software's SnapSeed (for iOS and Android) give great control and effects. (We also suggest iPhoto for iOS, Pixlr-o-matic and Photo Editor by Aviary.
Always save your images at the highest possible resolution and make copies before you apply any filters. Some apps won't let you go back. Don't lose good shots to impulsive filter decisions.
3. Get the Exposure Right
Your final image will always be better if you get the exposure right in-camera: this is just as true with a mobile camera as a DSLR. Even with all the great editing apps and filters available, exposure fundamentals remain the same. Get it right in-camera, then play with it afterwards.
Small sensor cameras need light! Use the sun, get in the shade, use a piece of paper to bounce light, wait for the right light, use a flashlight or another mobile phone screen as a light source — make use of your existing knowledge to get the best light. Be patient. Use smartphone flash only as a last resort.
4. Composition is (Still) King
Mobile photographs are well-composed for the same reasons as any other photographs:
- Get level — keep those horizons and verticals in check. (Many camera apps have horizon levels and grids.)
- The rule of thirds — is still the rule. Don't always centre your subject.
- Use curves and converging lines.
- Use positive and negative space.
- Make use of complementary colors. Use color patterns and shapes to add compositional interest.
- Watch your backgrounds. Poles growing out of people's heads or lines cutting through them ruin mobile shots just like they ruin any other shots.
- Direct — Don't wait around for the perfect composition to happen (or settle for what you've got). Move things and people. Arrange your frame so that is makes you happy.
- Break the rules! But know why and when to break them.
5. Frame your Shots
Use objects in the foreground to frame the main subject and give depth to your shots. Shoot through windows, mirrors, other objects — framing provides context and adds interest.
6. Change your Perspective
Look for different angles and viewpoints to add interest to your composition. Don't be afraid to get down on the ground or climb a ledge for a bird's eye view. Your camera is way smaller now — take it places.
Get close and focus on the small details, or go wide and give more context and sense of place.
Play with Apps: tilt-shift effects, distortion, and selective focus/blur can add cool variety.
7. Black & White
Black and white compositions work in mobile for the same reasons they do in other photography:
- Removing color can add impact by distilling the image down to its essence.
- Eliminate competing colors.
- Take advantage of backlighting and silhouette.
- Save a noisy or poorly-exposed image.
8. Crop It
Sometimes things happen quickly and you need to react instantly to get the shot — without getting quite enough time to compose. So shoot wider than you need and crop. The resolution of phone cameras gets higher and higher with each generation. There are a lot of pixels, so focus on getting the shot using a full-frame app like Camera+, then edit later.
When you have the time for careful composition, the right crop can change or enhance the context of an image.
Try cropping to a square (like Hipstamatic / Instagram) to add focus to the main subject.
Don't miss DPReview Connect's Simple Photo Tips: Square format images.
9. Accessorize
If you are a gear-head, there are more than enough gadgets out there to make you happy:
- Get a little mobile tripod with clips for that steady shot.
- There are all kinds of clip-on and magnetic lenses out there: fisheyes, macros, telephotos. Avoid the digital zoom if you can.
- Save money with a little ingenuity and what you have on hand. Shoot through the lens or viewfinder of your SLR or pocket camera — or even a pair of reading glasses
10. Take More Pictures (Or, Shoot, Upload, Repeat)
The advantage of digital photography is that we have unlimited film and instant feedback. The advantage of mobile digital photography is that the camera fits in your pocket. Just shoot it — happy accidents and defining moments happen all the time.
11. Keep an Open Mind
It is your eye, mind, and skill that make you a professional, not your gear. What we're saying is: your mobile device can be a tool for stock production. It isn't necessarily going to replace any of your other tools, but it is an option.
Play, experiment, and see what kinds of images these tools lend themselves to. Take advantage of the intimacy and spontaneity of your mobile device. Have fun taking pictures.
Let's hear from you: Share your own tips for better mobile photography in the comments section below or via our forums.
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I do agree that composition is the king, also an important thing is to follow the photography trends for photo post processing. I do love the current photo trends the center of which is mostly the artsitic expression or artistic composition, maybe even artistic photo editing. in order to get the best out of these all, I use PicsArt photo editor. The best I love in the photo editor is the abillity to compose fantastic double exposures. I follow many artists in the art community of PicsArt to learn and see amazing techniques in modern editing directions.
iStock has ALWAYS accepted mobile-generated images. The only difference is that they began actively soliciting them. A small group of us at Getty had been submitting mobile images for about a year prior - which I believe they used as a test run to gather data on potential sales. My sales of mobile images have been terrific.
Take a picture through the viewfinder of your dslr.......
Really dpreview?
Looks like istock has jumped the shark too. Stock photography is officially dead. Hope their clients like all those noisy low res cell phone photos. So much for quality!
well, i like "7. Black and white"
``The rule of thirds — is still the rule. Don't always centre your subject.``
well, the rule of the thirds applies to square format, but `out of center` in square composition is not so good.
otherwise, excellent news :)
I've submitted iphone photography to stockphoto. Looking forward to getting the iphone5 though because my camera lens is causing a bit of a blur in the right bottom of the frame that is driving me nuts. Its either replace the camera or replace the phone.
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Great post, very instructive and interesting! Would you allow me to translate it with a backlink to your site on my french mobile photography blog? www.phonographie.fr
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Troubleshooting Tips & Tricks: How To Keep Things From Going Wrong With Your Arduino-based Robot
Finding NEMO10
Every microcontroller that exists can be instructed to produce an RS-232 data stream. However, a microcontroller may not be robust enough to handle a TCP/IP stack. If your robotic device can speak RS-232, the NEMO10 can be used to translate the resultant RS-232 data stream into a TCP/IP packet.
Troubleshooting Tips and Tricks
How to Keep Things From Going Wrong With Your Arduino-based Bot. Not sure where to start when you need to diagnose a problem? This guide will help!
The ASABE Student Robotics Competition
Each year, the American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers hosts a student contest which has a dif ferent agricultural theme. This year, participants had to navigate a scale model of a feedlot.
Parallax Elev-8 Quadcopter — Part 2: The Electronics Setup
Take a look at the testing and setup of this flying robotics platform, including integration with an R/C transmitter and receiver, the selection and care of Li-Po batteries, plus the never-ending task of maintenance.
Give Yourself a Wedgie!
A wedge robot is a simple and durable design, and is the perfect platform for your first bot. Follow these construction details to build one for yourself.
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Stimulating Robot Tidbits
Turning Minutes Into Hours, Here's Looking at You, Humanoid Swimbot Introduced, Robotic Architectural Printer, & Art Imitates Imitation Life.
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Collaborating With Hubo
The HUBO robot platform is a four foot, three inch tall, fully actuated humanoid robot with similar joint movement to that of humans. HUBO's legs, arms, hands, fingers, and thumbs work about the same as human's do, as well.
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Om Burger Rincon Vegetariano
Moved to this location October 2012, one block from the Alameda. Krishna-themed restaurant in the historic center. Offers a variety of Mexican, Asian, and Indian food including tacos, fried rice, samosas and more. Most plates can be made vegan. Soy smoothies, sorbets, and chai. Open Mon-Sat 9:30am-6:30pm.
Category: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Indian, Mexican, Asian, Fusion
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Great food at a great price with excellent service. I had an amazing Coco y piña agua fresca, and one of the food specials of the day which was an India inspired burger with a side of masala fries. Everything tastes fantastic. They even made sure to let me know they used oil not butter, the bread was vegan and they make their own vegan mayo. Their current hours are 9:30am-6:30pm Monday to Friday and Saturday 1pm-6:30pm. They confirmed they are closed Sunday.
Pros: Everything
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Boy was I glad to finally find this place... when I arrived in Zacatecas, I could only find the old address, and when I went there, it was closed. I had to do some digging to find the new spot, but it was worth it. Delicious tacos, burgers, sandwiches, and lots of unusual specialties like samosas and miso soups. An oasis in a town which has precious few veg options for the traveler!
It's easy to find with the map on HC, about half a block up a steep street from the lovely Alameda.
Pros: varied, central, friendly
Cons: not open nights
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Women Music Educators in Japan during the Meiji Period
Sondra Wieland Howe
Bulletin of the Council for Research in Music Education
No. 119, The 14th International Society for Music Education: ISME Research Seminar (Winter, 1993/1994), pp. 101-109
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What was the role of women in the development of Japanese music education in the Meiji period? Who were the Japanese women who taught Western music in Japan and how were they trained? This paper will explore these questions, using sources in the English language. The literature on the development of music education in Japan has emphasized the male leadership of Izawa Shuji, Luther Whiting Mason, court musicians, and the Music Study Committee. An accurate account of the history of Japanese music education must also include the role of female educators. The education of women was part of the plan of the Japanese government from the beginning of the Meiji period. Women attended normal schools to train for teaching careers. Five girls were sent on the Iwakura Mission to learn about Western education. Women studied both traditional and Western music. Luther Whiting Mason was able to introduce Western music to Japan because he had capable female and male assistants to translate and help him teach. The Empress was a patron of female education and women music educators were active in Tokyo schools. Japanese students studied in America and Europe during the Meiji period. Many of the women who studied abroad made contributions to the development of Western music in Japan.
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We stayed at the Star Room which was a separate loft away from the main hotel. This was GREAT- away from the road and in the heart of Creek Street. It was very clean and comfortable. It was a warm day but they had a fan to circulate the air...which was enough. We could look out our window and see the bridge going across the creek. It was very spacious and even had a whirlpool tub. I can't think of anything we really didn't like.
Great service and location. Felt comfortable and was connected to a great bar and grill. We read a few negative reviews and questioned our decision but we were so pleased with The Gilmore. The hotel is historic and this is what gives it charm. It's exactly what visitors who are going to a rustic getaway like Ketchikan should expect. They also offered free taxi rides to the airport shuttle and nearby attractions. Can't beat the price, either!
Great location, friendly staff The room was pretty bad, actually. Badly in need of a remodel.
Good location on waterfront Staff was unfriendly, and downright rude. would not go back
The clerk was rude and very unprofessional. Cussed my husband. Only stayed 4hrs then left Will never stay again
I liked the staff. They were apologetic and tried to correct inefficiencies. They were courteous. The price for a room there should be a hot tub or exercise room in the hotel. When we arrived the room wasn't ready, elevator out or order. When we finally got in the room it wasn't finished, bed unmade garbage still in room coffee pot and carpet dirty.
Great location on the water! I am watching birds, wales, fishing boats and float planes from my window. The mall with retail stores, banking, Safeway and Starbucks is across the parking lot. The Hotel is well maintained by a helpful and friendly staff.
Nothing Elevator not working according to the staff it's been over a year since it last worked. Ice machine doesn't work and they only had one. Clerk said she didn't remember when it last worked. Send in the inspector's this hotel should be condemned.
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All That Glitters Is Glass
This Sunday is the last day of Convergence, 50 glass, jewelry, and lamp-work art pieces based on the elements air, fire, water, and earth. The International Society of Glass Beadmakers (ISGB) invited artisans from around the world to participate in this juried exhibition and to use materials such as seed beads, metals, glass, and semiprecious fibers to illustrate the Earths most basic forces.
Since the exhibit began July 4, many visitors have ogled the pieces; some have shelled out dough to own them, and from noon to 9 p.m., you can witness the beauty yourself at the Windish-Hunt Gallery. Whatever hasnt been purchased will be auctioned off, with proceeds benefiting ISGB educational programs and the Craft Emergency Relief Fund. Admission is free.
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A deadly respiratory virus in the Middle East and U.K. is being monitored to see if it may evolve into a superbug like the 2002 SARS outbreak that killed almost 800 people, health officials said.
A novel coronavirus has infected 13 people, killing seven, Gwen Stephens, with the Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, said at an American Society for Microbiology biodefense conference in Washington today. The World Health Organization is trying to confirm reports of two additional cases, she said.
Health officials have seen individual cases and infections in family clusters as well as two probable cases of human-to- human transmission that could accelerate the spread of the pathogen. The earliest known are two hospital workers in Jordan who died in April and weren't found to have the coronavirus until samples were tested in November.
"Are we looking at the tip of the iceberg, or are we making mountains out of molehills?" Alison Bermingham, with the U.K.'s Health Protection Agency, said at the conference.
Coronaviruses are a family of pathogens that cause illnesses ranging from the common cold to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS, which sickened more than 8,000 people and killed 774 in 2002 and 2003, according to the WHO. While the new virus is related to the one that causes SARS, it appears far less transmissible, the WHO said.
SARS at first was sporadic, and once officials figured out what it was, it had spread to Hong Kong and Hanoi then to Toronto, Singapore, the U.S. and Thailand, Stephens said.
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Gioconda Sponge
|Icing sugar
|190 Gram (6 3/4 oz)
|190 Gram, ground (6 3/4 oz)
|5 (5 egg whites)
|40 Gram (1 1/2 oz, unsalted)
|Caster sugar
|25 Gram (1 oz)
|Plain flour
|50 Gram (1 3/4 oz)
Preheat the oven to 230°C (450°F), gas mark 8.
Lightly butter the sides of 3 Swiss roll tins and line the bases with baking parchment.
Using an electric whisk, beat the icing sugar, almonds and 3 of the whole eggs in a basin for 5 minutes.
Add the 2 remaining eggs, one at a time, and beat for a further 5 minutes.
Melt the butter in a pan and whisk in a little of the beaten egg mixture.
Whisk the egg whites with the caster sugar to stiff peaks, add to the beaten egg mixture and stir gently.
Then add the flour and melted butter.
Divide the mixture evenly between the prepared tins and smooth with a palette knife.
Bake in the preheated oven for 5-7 minutes; the sponge should remain springy to the touch.
Turn out onto a wire rack, remove the paper, and leave to cool.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 920 Calories from Fat 434
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 51 g78%
Saturated Fat 11.9 g59.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 381.1 mg127%
Sodium 119.4 mg5%
Total Carbohydrates 99 g33%
Dietary Fiber 8.1 g32.5%
Sugars 73.5 g
Protein 25 g50.1%
Vitamin A 14.8% Vitamin C
Calcium 21.7% Iron 22%
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Caramel Sponge
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Boiling water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon (1 Envelope)
|Cold water
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|2 , separated
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Whipped cream
|1 Tablespoon
Put 1/2 cup of the sugar into a heavy metal saucepan or skillet, and stir constantly over direct heat until melted to an amber-colored liquid.
Slowly add the boiling water and simmer until caramel is entirely dissolved, stirring occasionally.
Cool for about 10 minutes.
Soften gelatin in cold water for 5 minutes.
Beat egg yolks, add salt and milk, and slowly stir in the caramel syrup.
Return to saucepan and cook over low heat, stirring constantly until mixture just coats the spoon.
Remove from heat and stir in the gelatin ; add vanilla and chill.
When mixture has become thick and syrupy, beat the egg whites until stiff, add the remaining 1/4 cup of sugar, and beat until thick and smooth; then whip the gelatin mixture until fluffy and add to the egg whites, folding lightly but thoroughly until well mixed.
Pour into mold, bowl or sherbet glasses, and chill until firm.
Serve with whipped or plain cream.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 979 Calories from Fat 202
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g34.5%
Saturated Fat 10.8 g53.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 467 mg155.7%
Sodium 757.4 mg31.6%
Total Carbohydrates 164 g54.7%
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 164 g
Protein 33 g65.4%
Vitamin A 14.4% Vitamin C
Calcium 33.3% Iron 11.6%
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Connect a Power Pivot Service Application to a SharePoint Web Application in Central Administration
Applies To: SQL Server 2016
A Power Pivot service application can be used by any number of SharePoint Web applications in the farm. To make a Power Pivot service application available, you add it to a service association list.
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Add Power Pivot Services Application to the Default Group
Add Power Pivot Services Application a Custom Service Association List
A service association list is a list of shared services that provide resources to other SharePoint Web applications in the farm. There is one default group of service associations for the farm.
To be on the list, a Power Pivot service application can either be added when you create the application or afterwards by using the following steps.
In Central Administration, in Application Management, click Configure service application associations.
In Application Proxy Group, click default.
Select the checkbox next to the Power Pivot service application (indicated by type name Power Pivot Service Application Proxy). If you have more than one Power Pivot service application, choose just one.
Click OK.
The default group can be replaced by a custom list. A custom list is created specifically for a single SharePoint Web application. It overrides the default group and replaces it with only those service associations that a farm or service administrator specifies. If you created multiple Power Pivot service applications, you must use a custom list to specify which one to use. A custom list cannot be reused by other Web applications. It applies only to the Web application for which it was created.
In Central Administration, in Application Management, click Manage web applications.
Select the application (for example, SharePoint -80).
In Web Applications, in Manage, click Service Connections.
In Edit the following group of connections, select [custom].
Select the checkbox next to each service application connection you want to use. If you have multiple Power Pivot service applications (indicated by Type set to Power Pivot Service Application Proxy), be sure to choose only one.
Click OK.
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Questions come thick and fast. Are the Pumas the miracles of this rugby age? Are the All Blacks invisible to referees when they throw themselves horizontally on the ball at ruck time, contrary to the laws of the game so cherished by the international governing body? Is Ma'a Nonu the most potent inside centre – or second five-eighth, as they call it in these parts - still standing in the tournament? Does Wayne Smith, the revered New Zealand coach, still have his boots?
The answers, taken in order, are as follows: yes; apparently; almost certainly, although Jamie Roberts of Wales might have something to say on the matter; and probably not (much to the anguish of the All Black nation, who are beginning to exhaust their outside-half supplies and would not be averse to picking Smith on the bench if the No 10 from the mid-1980s felt he was up to it). A groin injury suffered by Colin Slade during yesterday's quarter-final, following hard on the heels of Daniel Carter's calamitous withdrawal from the tournament with a similar problem, has left the favourites in a very difficult place in terms of their playmaking capacity.
This might explain the fact that, for 70 minutes of a game watched by almost 58,000 spectators, the South Americans were unexpectedly close. It was only when Jerome Kaino, the excellent New Zealand flanker, finally unlocked the Argentinian defence with a high-quality pass to Kieran Read near the left touchline that the All Blacks knew for sure they would be featuring in this week's semi-final with the Wallabies. Until then, their attacking game was below-par.
Not that Nonu could have done much more to make things right. He has always been a thunderous runner, but there is so much light and shade to his game now, he can legitimately stand alongside the most creative No 12s in the sport, not merely the most destructive. But for the deep commitment of the Pumas in defence – the loose trio of Julio Farias Cabello, Juan Manuel Leguizamon and Leonardo Senatore and the marvellous lock Patricio Albacete – the Wellington centre would surely have bagged a brace of tries.
Needless to say, the Pumas captain Felipe Contepomi stood firm alongside his forwards, smashing into the All Blacks with reckless abandon despite his battered ribs. Quite how this most respected of international midfielders made such a contribution to the Pumas' campaign while in burning pain – he hurt himself in the opening game against England and has not since been able to pass or kick a ball, let alone tackle a direct opponent as powerful as Nonu, without flinching – remains a mystery.
Sadly, he was not entirely joyous as his side left the tournament, having hit their minimum target of a place in the knock-out stage. He had several long discussions with the Welsh referee Nigel Owens, generally after the Pumas had been penalised at the tackle area, and also spoke at length with the two touch judges at the final whistle. Clearly, he was exasperated at his players being treated to Owens' whistle sonata in four movements, all of them pedantic, while the All Blacks were permitted to operate in blissful silence, no matter how many players went off their feet at the breakdowns.
"I'm not allowed to talk about the officials, so I won't," Contepomi said afterward. Instead, he paid due respect to his countrymen for a display shot through with passionate intensity. "I told people in the week I wanted a proud performance," he remarked. "By that I meant that I wanted to go into the dressing room afterwards and be able to look the players in the eye, and have them look me in the eye. I'm not happy at losing by 20 points or whatever it is, but I think I can do that."
For a brief spell towards the end of the first half, the Pumas led. Behind to a couple of penalty goals kicked by the All Black scrum-half Piri Weepu, they struck back when Senatore beat Read off the base of the scrum, slipped away from Richie McCaw and made big ground into New Zealand territory. When Martin Rodriguez was hauled down just short of the line, Cabello arrived to pick up and score under the nose of Sonny Bill Williams.
Unfortunately for the Pumas, the accurate Weepu kept hurting them every time Owens took a dislike to the South American reading of the tackle-ball law and, after Read's game-busting score, the All Blacks finally warmed to their attacking game. Their second try, three minutes into stoppage-time, featured some brilliance from Williams on the left touchline – he wrenched his body this way and that to remain in play despite the attentions of three tacklers – and something similar from his fellow wing, Cory Jane, on the other side of the field. The result? A glory run for Brad Thorn, the forthright lock from Canterbury.
New Zealand still have the look of favourites about them, but this is nothing like a one-horse race. The full-back Mils Muliaina, who won his 100th cap yesterday, may be out of the tournament with a shoulder injury. "He could be in some trouble," acknowledged the head coach, Graham Henry. Just as Henry is in trouble with his options at No 10.
Scorers: New Zealand: Tries Read, Thorn; Conversion Cruden; Penalties Weepu 7. Argentina: Try Cabello; Conversion Contepomi; Penalty Bosch.
New Zealand M Muliaina (I Toeava, h-t); C Jane, C Smith, M Nonu, S B Williams; C Slade (A Cruden, 36), P Weepu (J Cowan, 78); A Woodcock, K Mealamu (A Hore, 69), O Franks (J Afoa, 80), B Thorn, S Whitelock (A Williams, 65), J Kaino, R McCaw (capt, V Vito, 78), K Read.
Argentina M Rodriguez (L Amorosino, 73); G Camacho, M Bosch, F Contepomi (capt), H Agulla (J J Imhoff, 49); S Fernandez, N Vergallo (A Lalanne, 48-52); R Roncero M Ayerza, 40+4), M Ledesma (A Creevy, 74), J Figallo (M Scelzo, 61), M Carizza (A Campos, 66), P Albacete, J F Cabello, J M Leguizamon (Lalanne, 84), L Senetore.
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Cult of Hockey: Most outstanding power plays have one thing in common: a superstarBut for Edmonton's PP to be truly exceptional, McDavid will also need some help... Some folks say a good power play is all about getting shots, shots and more shots.
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'If they don't like it, they can play tennis': Once an Oiler, Always an Oiler ...Former Oilers' defenceman Bryan Marchment loved to hit, always hard, not always clean, but you always knew he was on the ice
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Oilers have to get over fact they used to consider Kassian as Public Enemy No. ...Zack Kassian was not very popular when he played for the Vancouver Canucks so what happens when he eventually walks into the Edmonton Oilers' dressing room?
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Oilers head coach Todd McLellan found his way from San Jose to EdmontonTodd McLellan will see some familiar faces on the other side Wednesday when the Edmonton Oilers play the San Jose Sharks, McLellan's old team
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Panthers prepared to trade No. 1 pickFlorida Panthers general manager Dale Tallon said he's fully open for business to deal the first overall draft pick in the NHL entry draft on June 27 — maybe because ...
Short Shifts: Detroit Red Wings keeping farm coach in fold as Mike Babcock insurance- Predictably, Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland says he'll deny all requests for teams to talk to his much-coveted farm team coach, Jeff Blashill, this spring.