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Keepin' It Real (with Real Food) October 23, 2012Posted by ToYourHealth in Public Health.
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Wednesday, October 24 is Food Day. Join in this second annual national event where thousands of businesses, coalitions and other participants are holding Food Day celebrations to promote healthy, affordable and sustainable food.
Created by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, Food Day has become a movement to increase awareness of the usual unhealthy American diet which is leading to our top three causes of death and other forms of morbidity.
Our nation's food system is not focused on promoting health, but maintaining agribusiness and food production as cheaply as possible. Fellow blogger, Ellice Campbell of Enlightened Lotus Wellness, just published a worthwhile post, Corn And It's Stranglehold on the Food Industry. Also, have a look at The Trouble With Corn Subsidies. About 75% of all grocery store food products contain some form of corn (not the sweet kind that we enjoy during the summer) and high fructose corn syrup. This is creating a sugar addiction among our children and is one factor contributing to increased diagnoses of diabetes in adults and children, not to mention obesity. I find this to be an outrage.
What we put into our bodies is 100% up to us! Just because cheap and processed foods are available everywhere we look, does not mean we must succumb to eating them. As one of my blog readers previously commented, "Eat what you want–no one is forcing you not to." Every time we eat and every thing we eat is completely our choice. I feel this is too fundamental to blog about, but as a nation, we are clearly not making the best choices.
Of course this has implications beyond personal diet and disease. According to CSPI, only minor amounts of Farm Bill funding support organic and sustainable farms, while those growing the crops most harmful to us reap the major funds. We have allowed our government to carry on this way for decades. Food production methods are harmful to workers, animals and the environment.
How will you celebrate Food Day? Click the link for inspiration, activities, recipes and a zip code map to see what is offered in your area. Or, take a page from their school curriculum, eat real around your dinner table and discuss healthy eating and where your food comes from.
Eat Real, y'all. Practice mindful eating and the world will be better off. Really.
Related articles
- Is The Food Pyramid Killing Us? (acroan.com)
- New Online Tool Addresses Consumer Questions On Food Production (prnewswire.com)
- Autism Linked to High-Fructose Corn Syrup (wakingtimes.com)
- What's at Stake with the Farm Bill in Limbo? (article-3.com)
- For Food Day, celebrate a new awareness of nutrition (usatoday.com)

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, 2008 - Fifteen minutes before the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack at the Pentagon, two sisters, both Defense Department employees, sat in the building's five-sided center courtyard to talk about their family's newest development.
"We discussed her daughter's first day in kindergarten," said Kathy Dillaber, recalling the conversation with her "baby sister," 41-year-old Patricia Mickley.
As they spoke, the sisters watched an airplane streak above the open-air courtyard, and their discussion shifted to early reports that morning about a pair of planes crashing in New York City.
About 10 minutes later they walked together toward their offices, Dillaber to her desk in the Department of the Army, Mickley to her job at the Defense Intelligence Agency on the opposite corner of the Pentagon wedge.
Dillaber, who carried with her a sense of foreboding, had told her sister to keep her purse with her in case the Pentagon needed be evacuated. Then, at 9:43 a.m., the sense of foreboding became reality.
"I heard a very loud sound," Dillaber said, recalling her confusion as the crash threw her to the floor.
Only later did the distraught Dillaber learn the source of the sound: the hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 barreling into the Pentagon. The attack would claim the lives of 184 people. Dillaber's sister was one of the victims.
As she talked with reporters last week on the grounds of the Pentagon Memorial -- a two-acre park near the point of impact with an illuminated bench and lighted reflecting pool dedicated to each victim -- Dillaber reached into her purse and fished out a picture showing the beaming face of her sister.
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Did you see this recent editorial Payson Schools Facing Tough Competition in the Payson Round-Up? It isn't often that I agree with Pete Aleshire about much of anything. But he's right about this statement: "The Payson Unified School District had better get its whatnot together — and quickly. The district's in danger — but we're not sure the board understands the peril."
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- 2. Payson School Board Meeting: The Beyond Textbooks "Con"
If you read Michele Nelson's Payson Round-up article Common Core Prompts Textbook Worries about this June 8 meeting, you will have very little idea of what really happened. My article which follows focuses on the board's adoption of Beyond Textbooks. There were two other issues that deserve some truth. 1) The board decided to dump old textbooks (titles unknown), and 2) Board member Sheila Deschaaf wasn't amused by a very deceptive agenda item, causing the board to delay a more thorough discussion before voting to approve "Restarting the Payson Arizona Online Instruction (AOI)." Unfortunately, there just isn't enough time in the day for me to cover all of the "spin" coming from PUSD's top officials.Click here to read more
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Remember the "supermoon" of March 2011? The full moon appeared larger than usual because of its proximity to Earth. This month's full moon, known as the Full Flower Moon, could be almost as spectacular.
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The women finished ninth with 461 points, while the men finished 11th with 118 points.
For the women, senior Kim Moore (Billerica, MA/Billerica HS) was 10th in the 1650 yard freestyle in 18:57.04, sophomore Katelyn Kidney (Lynn, MA/Lynn Classical HS/Bryant) was fourth in the 200 butterfly, breaking the school record with an ECAC Open A cut time of 2:11.89, junior Maggie Conlon (Methuen, MA/Methuen HS) finished 12th in the 100 yard individual medley in 1:05.16, and the 400 freestyle relay team of sophomore Morgan Cooper (Sunderland, MA/Frontier Regional HS), Conlon, senior Meredith Maki (Holden, MA/ Wachusett Regional HS) and Kidney broke the school record when they finished seventh in 3:47.11.
For the men, the 400 freestyle relay team of junior Kevin Janofsky (Brookfield, CT/Brookfield HS), junior Josh Potcner (Holbrook, MA/Cardinal Spellman HS), sophomore Julian Jiminian (Springfield, MA/Renaissance HS) and freshman Michael Gryss (New Bedford, MA/New Bedford HS), finished in 3:42.99 with season and personal best split times. . "We wrapped up the weekend with some great performances," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Cathy Motta. "I am extremely proud of our team's performance throughout the weekend. It has been a while since the women's team set school records. The records broken this weekend were set in the late 1990s, and in 2004. We are excited to be taking two student-athletes, Katelyn Kidney and (sophomore diver) Christian Francia (Hampton, NH/Winnacunnet HS) to compete at the ECAC Open meet in Annapolis this weekend."


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A former reporter for The Boston Globe, Tye now runs the Boston-based Health Coverage Fellowship, which helps the media cover critical health care issues. His books have addressed baseball legend Satchel Paige, the birth of the public relations industry, and how Pullman porters helped create a black middle class.
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text: Any fashion fan worth her hemline knows that we're on the verge of the industry's holy month: The New York collections start at the end of the week, and then the fashion pack moves to London, Milan and Paris. Perhaps it's the anticipation that helped inspire our editor at large Derek Blasberg's best-dressed list this week. All his looks are red-carpet ready, from Rooney Mara's Alexander McQueen confection and Anne Hathaway's pink Prada to Alexa Chung's pearled Chanel and Kerry Washington's Oscar de la Renta pastel ball gown. It seems fashion's favorite ladies are already in the fashion spirit too, with Naomi Campbell breaking out an Alexander McQueen mini dress for an appearance on a late night TV show to Leigh Lezark debuting all new blond locks at a party in New York. For the rest of this week's best-dressed ladies, check out the slideshow.


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Bangladesh humiliate Afghanistan U-19s in 1st encounter
Bangladesh humiliate Afghanistan U-19s in 1st encounter
KABUL (Pajhwok): Afghanistan Under-19 cricket team lost their first one-day international match to hosts Bangladesh by a huge 145-run margin on Thursday.
The Afghan team arrived in Bangladesh for a one-day series in the lead-up to the Asia Cup and World Cricket Cup championships.
Sent to bat first by the Afghans who won the toss, Bangladesh posted 222 runs for the loss of nine wickets as they played all the mandated 50 overs at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium.
For Afghanistan, Mujeeb Zadran claimed four wickets while Tariq Stanikzai and Nisar Wahdat grabbed two scalps each. Afghanistan batting squad made a minor 77 runs before they were all out in the 35th over as Tariq Stankizai contributed 16 and Nisar Wahdat 10 runs.
Afghanistan lost the match with a big margin of 145 runs. Kazi Anik was the pick of the bowlers for Bangladesh as he took four wickets alone. He became man of the match.
Cricket analyst, Babrak Omar, expressed concern over the loss as a first-grade cricket country, saying the defeat with such a big difference was unacceptable.
He cited improper training to the players and giving U-19 players no chance to train and practice outside the country. He said choosing players against references for the squad was another reason behind the failure.
The two sides will meet for their second match of the five-match ODI series on Saturday.
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Science, Technology, Innovation and Culture at the forefront of ECOSOC High-level Segment
On 1 and 2 July, the Director-General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, took part in the High-level Segment of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) substantive session, held this year under the theme "Science, technology and innovation, and the potential of culture, for promoting sustainable development and achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)".
The Secretary-General of the United Nations opened the session by sending a strong message that "science, technology and culture are necessary elements for any post-2015 development agenda".
The Director-General, in her keynote speech, highlighted the importance of meeting the MDGs to be credible in setting a new agenda to follow and declared "we meet at a turning point – with exactly 2.5 years left before the deadline of the Millennium Development Goals". "Supporting innovation cannot be separated from promoting culture and cultural diversity. There is no innovation possible without a vibrant cultural environment," she continued underlining the role of creativity and culture in accelerating innovation.
Within the framework of the ECOSOC High-level Segment, the Director-General chaired a UNESCO Ministerial Roundtable on "Culture and innovation in the post-2015 development agenda" on 2 July*. The event brought together Ministers of culture, science and technology, Permanent Representatives of Member States to the United Nations, UN system agencies including UNDP, World Bank, UNCTAD and WIPO, and the civil society.
The Director-General called for the support of Ministers to develop "explicit references to develop strategies harnessing the potential of creativity and cultural industries – as a vector for sustainable development, as a source of identity and innovation, as a force for social inclusion and eradicating poverty." Ms Bokova also stressed the need for "new types of evidence of critical factors for local creative economies to flourish and lead to sustainable economic and social development" and added that these will be featured in the forthcoming special edition of the world report on the Creative Economy to be published by UNESCO and UNDP in September 2013.
During the discussion, participants gave examples of how the creative industries increase trade, provide employment, especially for youth, act as a catalyst for social inclusion and drive a "new economy" which is also based on technology and innovation, and how investing in creativity can transform societies, build stability and peace and thus constitutes an investment in inclusive sustainable development. The participants also called for more partnerships in development initiatives that include civil society and private sector players, and for more and better data and indicators reflecting culture's impact on sustainable development.
Referring to the situation in her country, H.E. Mrs Maria Teixeira, Minister of Science and Technology of Angola said that "after thirty years of civil war our young people are taught to respect the many cultures present in Angola – to build peace and move forward as one people".
H.E. Ms Rola Dashtim Minister for Planning and Development Affairs of the Kuwait underlined that "social cohesion and innovation are necessary for sustainable development and both depend on culture". "Culture must not be left as an outside issue – it must be a pillar in the post-2015 development agenda," she said.
In discussing Nigeria's powerful film industry as an employment and economic force, a tool for social cohesion, and an engine to disseminate messages about health and education, Dr. Precious K. Gbeneol, Senior Special Assistant to the President of Nigeria on the MDGs, underscored that "we can't underplay culture if we want to achieve the MDGs, and it must be included in the post-2015 development agenda".
"Culture, education and technology together are enablers that leave no one behind," summarized Mr Mahmoud Mohieldin, World Bank President's Special Envoy on the MDGs and Financial Development.
At the side event organized by UNESCO, CERN, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the International Federation of University Women (IFUW), on the role of women in science, the Director-General, in her keynote address, emphasized the vital role women play in advancing science and the need for women in science in a new age of limits – in terms of resources and boundaries of the planet. "We must release the full powers of innovation, to craft new solutions that are inclusive, just and sustainable," she declared, "This is why gender equality is so vital."
The Director-General also took part in the launch of the Global Innovation Index (GII) to which UNESCO has actively contributed as a member of its Advisory Board.
Finally, Ms Bokova seized the opportunity of her visit to hold bilateral meetings with Executive heads of UN Specialized agencies based in Geneva.
*A second UNESCO Ministerial Roundtable focusing on the theme "Science, Technology and Innovation for Global Sustainability" will take place 3 July.


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Preparations are well under way for this year's Great British Food Festivals. With 11 venues this year there is bound to be one near you.
The events which take the best elements of a food and drink festival and combines it with our love of fantastic heritage buildings and venues around the UK, have announced three new venues for this year; Bodelwyddan Castle in North Wales (30th June – 1st July), Chiswick House in London (10th August- 12th August) and Floors Castle in the Scottish Boarders (8th-9th September).
Over 75 different food producers and makers, craft and gift stalls and street food stalls will be in attendance at each venue, with Man V Food and Cake competitions, live music and kids entertainment, there is something for all the family. The highlight for many people are the fantastic chefs who will be demoing their skills on the main stages throughout each weekend. You can expect to see ex Bake Off Stars such as Francis Quinn, Luis Troyano, Jane Beedle, Sandy Docherty and Howard Middleton. Howard said 'I'm really looking forward to coming back to do these events, they are such fun and always a lovely crowd, I especially like seeing, and trying, all the public creations in the cake off'.
One of the event organisers, Daniel Maycock, says this year will be better and bigger than ever before 'We are always keen to keep pushing the events on year on year, with that in mind we have added a Bake Stage at each event, which is more interactive and relaxed than the main stage, as well as a Drinks 'Masterglass' stage, where we will do tastings and talks. All included in the entry price. We hope to offer a fun foodie day out for the whole family.'
The events, starting on May Bank Holiday at Hardwick Hall Derbyshire are now all over the country, as far south as London and Wiltshire and up to the Scottish Boarders, taking in some iconic British buildings throughout the summer, ending at Arley Hall, Cheshire in late September.
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Jason Bateman would like to dispel the rumor he started about Jennifer Aniston co-starring in an "Arrested Development" movie.
Speaking at the press day for his latest movie, "The Switch," Bateman said he was only joking when he said that Aniston, his current co-star, might be in the "Arrested Development" movie.
The rumor started when Bateman made a joke about it during an interview when answering yet another question about the perpetually discussed movie project.
"I said I was going to pitch it to her," said Bateman. "I was just having fun."
"And then there's 25 headlines on crappy blogs saying, 'Jennifer Aniston To Do 'Arrested Development' movie,'" said Bateman.
Bateman was a little peeved and said he's tired of answering questions about the project.
"I hate talking about it," he said. "I simply politely answer the questions when they are asked. And inevitably, someone will take a line out of a perfunctory answer and try to make a headline out of it."
"And the readers get exhausted and I get blamed for trying to perpetuate a non-update," said Bateman.
For the record, there's no news on the proposed project. And definitely no Aniston.
"There's nothing new to report," said Bateman of the movie. "But it's something we'd all love to do."


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Ferris State Applications Lab Welcomes Slant-Bed Turning Center
Students studying manufacturing technology at Ferris State University's campus in Big Rapids, MI, have a new machine on which to practice and learn: a Hurco TM8 CNC slant-bed machining center. The addition comes thanks to collaboration among numerous companies —Hurco, Indianapolis, IN; ITW Drawform, Zeeland, MI; Trans-Matic, Holland, MI; Sandvik Coromant USA, Fairlawn, NJ; and Norchuk Tool Supply, Muskegon, MI.
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Merrick Johnston, age 9, sat at the feet of Vernon Tejas, a veteran mountaineer and guide, listening to his stories of slippery slopes and the tremendous rush when you reach the mountaintop. Merrick knew that she just had to climb Alaska's Mt. McKinley (the highest North American mountain) some day. She decided that, after climbing, she would also do something to help other children who weren't as fortunate as she. Her plan: to collect pledges from her community. The higher she climbed--the more money she would raise. It would be donated to the Anchorage Center, a family wellness center and child-abuse prevention agency. Merrick Johnson was age 12 when she stood at the top of Mt. McKinley--the youngest person ever."
Educator Barbara A. Lewis' shrewd, written-for-youth book What do You Stand For? A Kid's Guide to Building Character, uses this story to teach adolescents courage--one of a catalog of decent, noble traits 90s parents want to unfold in their child. It's a fun, contemporary, inspiring, challenging book parents should buy for their kids--and also read themselves. Schools would benefit enormously with this text as a course. The American Library Association calls it "The best of the best for children."
Lewis crafted the book as a working manual. The preteen or teen participates in character nurturing by self-reflection, writing, thinking, researching--that is, by doing. Chapters on character virtues include: Positive Attitudes, Caring, Choice and Accountability, Citizenship, Cleanliness, Honesty, Conservation, Courage, Empathy, Endurance, Health and Forgiveness.
Under the chapter "Responsibility," she offers this activity: "Survey your neighborhood to see if there are seniors who need help with such things as repairing fences, shopping for groceries, painting, doing minor repairs, lawn care, etc. Take responsibility and either do it yourself or get others to help you. Be sure to take an adult chaperon along, both when you survey your neighborhood and when you do your good deeds."
Each chapter is separated into six elements: a definition or anecdote; terse, memorable listings of examples; character dilemmas; activities; "check it out" listings and discussions of published, TV or website resources; and true kid stories germane to the character trait. For example, in "Leadership" Lewis lists five traits of leaders: "1) Great leaders care about and serve others. Or they care about animals, environment or other important issues. 2) They listen to others and communicate well. They accept advice and criticism without exploding or wilting. 3) They have integrity. 4) They are true to what they say. 5) They set a good example of honesty and trustworthiness."
Lewis offers an anagram for THINK: "Think before you follow. Help to make plans, if you can. Imagine the ending before you begin. Do nothing that will hurt yourself or other beings. Keep thinking and rethinking as you go." What Do You Stand For? stands a mile high in value for parents.
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CHDK Manual Focus capability has been greatly improved starting with version 1.3.0. The rest of this wiki page describes CHDK 1.2.0 or earlier.
forum thread -> Manual Focus Testing Thread
One of the very useful features of CHDK is its ability to focus the camera manually, either as part of a script or through the CHDK menus. While some Canon cameras have a built-in manual focus options, many do not. And for all cameras, the ability to set a focus point in a script can be important, either for "focus stacking" shots or to force the camera to focus at infinity (or the hyper-focal point) when shooting with intervalomters.
However, determining how to use CHDK to reliably manually focus a camera's lens can be difficult as many cameras need to be configured a little differently. This applies to both the "set_focus()" command in CHDK scripts, or the "Override Subject Distance" menu item in the CHDK's Enhanced Photo Operations menu. This problem is caused by there being no standard method that works for every camera that allows you to enable manual focus using CHDK.
Some cameras will immediately focus whenever a set_focus() script command is issued or SD override via menu..
Others will only focus when the camera's built-in autofocus is locked (AFL) prior to a set_focus() or SD override via menu.
And still others need the camera to be in Canon manual focus (MF) mode before you can focus via CHDK set_focus() or SD override via menu.
Listed below are some notes collected from various CHDK forum posts and wiki pages that should help you determine how to enable manual focus via CHDK for your camera. A Lua script is also given to simply determine what works for a particular camera.
Enabling CHDK Manual FocusEdit
The following instructions will show you how to enable CHDK's ability to manually focus (either in a script or via the CHDK SD Override menu item).
1) Can CHDK manually focus with no changes to the Canon setting ? To test this .... If this works, you are done. Congratulations! Otherwise go to step 2 below.
2) Does your camera natively support manual focus using the Canon menus ? If so ..
3) Will your camera allow CHDK to manually focus only when it is Canon AFL mode?
4) Will your camera allow a CHDK script to manually focus when CHDK issues the set_aflock() command ?
CHDK Manual Focus Scripting CommandsEdit
- set_aflock(1) causes the Canon firmware to stop focusing when shooting
- does an initial focus measurement and sets focus at that value when called
- set_aflock(0) restores camera automatic focusing.
- seems to works on almost all cameras
- using set_aflock() may be necessary on some camera for set_focus() to work (elph310). On other cameras, it has no effect on whether set_focus() works.
- on some cameras, the set_aflock() command must be issued after a "half-press" focus completes and before the half press is released
- if you call set_aflock() and then set_focus() (in a mode on your camera where that works) then the focus for all subsequent shots will stay at the value specified in set_focus(). If set_aflock() has not been called then set_focus() will only apply to the next shot - after that the camera will revery to auto focus.
- script command that may or may not actually set the focus setting (in mm) the next time the camera shoots.
- on some cameras, set_focus() will only work if the camera is in Canon AFL mode (ex: A1200)
- on some cameras, set_focus() will only work if the camera is in Canon MF mode (ex: SX50HS)
- on some cameras, set_focus() will work when set_aflock(1) has been called (ex: elph310)
- on some cameras, set_focus() will only work when the camera is in P mode (or at least not in AUTO)
- on some cameras, set_focus works every time regardless of mode (ex: G10, SD940)
- Notes :
- Canon AFL mode is typically achieved via simulated button presses using click() - see your camera manual for the correct sequence. May require holding a "half press" while another key is clicked.
- Canon MF mode is may be achieved via simulated button presses, post_levent_for_npt call, and/or call_event_proc calls.
- When in Canon MF mode, focus will be set immediately when a set_focus() command is issued. Otherwise the focus will not take effect until after the "half-press" part of the shooting sequence.
- If all of the above fail to work, you may be able to set focus to infinity on any camera by using click() commands to select the "landscape" focus mode. The needed button is usually indicated by the tulip flower icon on one of the camera buttons but check your camera manual to be sure.
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Test ScriptEdit
link > Test Results posted here
The script copied below lets you try out the various options for using set_focus(). Save it to an ASCII plain text file with the name mf-test.lua.
The script provides six choices of camera setup - pick one from the user parameter at run time to see if that mode will work for your camera.
The script will attempt to focus at 100, 200, and 300 mm and take a two test shots at each distance. The first shot is preceeded by a set_focus() command but the second shot is not. The purpose of the second shot is to see if the focus distance set for the first shot is preserved for the second shot.
--[[ @title MF Test Suite @param f MF Mode @default f 0 @values f None AFlock AFL MF1 MF2 MF3 --]] props=require("propcase") set_console_layout(1 ,1, 45, 14 ) print( "Set Focus Tester v1.2") sleep(1000) if ( get_mode() == false ) then set_record(1) while ( get_mode() == false ) do sleep(100) end end if ( f==1) then -- method 1 : set_aflock() print("set_aflock() mode") set_aflock(1) set_prop(props.AF_LOCK,1) elseif( f==2) then -- method 2 : enable Canon AFL lock focus via key presses print("AFL mode") local count = 0 local timeout = false press("shoot_half") repeat sleep(50) count = count + 1 if (count > 40 ) then timeout = true end until (get_focus_ok() == 1 ) or (timeout == true) if (timeout == true) then print("Warning : focus attempt timed out") else click("left") end sleep(100) release("shoot_half") elseif( f==3) then -- method 3 : MF1 lock focus via key presses print("MF1 mode") click("up") elseif( f==4) then -- method 4 : MF2 lock focus using levent for key press print("MF2 mode") post_levent_for_npt("PressSw1AndMF") elseif( f==5) then -- method 5 : MF3 lock focus using event_proc for key press print("MF3 mode") call_event_proc("SS.Create") call_event_proc("SS.MFOn") else print("no focus mode selected") end sleep(1000) for focus=100,300,100 do set_focus(focus) sleep(2000) press("shoot_half") sleep(1000) before=get_focus() click("shoot_full") release("shoot_half") after=get_focus() if ((focus-after)/5 == 0) then fstr=" : okay" else fstr=" : fault" end print("Set:"..focus," Before:"..before," After:"..after..fstr) sleep(2000) press("shoot_half") sleep(1000) before=get_focus() click("shoot_full") release("shoot_half") after=get_focus() if ((focus-after)/5 == 0) then fstr=" : locked" else fstr=" : unlocked" end print(" "..focus," Before:"..before," After:"..after..fstr) sleep(1000) end if (f == 1 ) then -- method 1 : aflock disable set_aflock(0) elseif (f == 2 ) then -- method 2 : deselect AFL click("left") elseif (f == 3 ) then -- method 3 : MF1 off click("up") elseif (f == 4 ) then -- method 4 : MF2 off post_levent_for_npt("PressSw1AndMF") elseif (f == 5 ) then -- method 5 : MF3 off call_event_proc("SS.Create") call_event_proc("SS.MFOff") end print(".. done") sleep(100)
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For Developers : SD Override / Manual FocusEdit
This section under active construction as of Dec 29 2013.
To enable SD overrides to work via the CHDK menus, the following default settings in include/camera.h related to manual focus must be configured correctly :
#define CAM_CAN_SD_OVER_NOT_IN_MF 1 // Camera allows subject distance (focus) override when not in manual focus mode #undef CAM_CAN_SD_OVER_IN_AF_LOCK // Camera allows subject distance (focus) override when in AF Lock mode #undef CAM_CAN_SD_OVER_IN_AF_LOCK_ONLY // Camera allows subject distance (focus) override only when in AF Lock mode OR in movie mode #define CAM_CAN_SD_OVERRIDE 1 // Camera allows to do subject distance override #define CAM_HAS_MANUAL_FOCUS 1 // Camera has manual focus mode
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Doug Williams says he's been fired by Grambling
Grambling football coach Doug Williams was fired Wednesday morning.
Williams, 58, said he received a call around 8 a.m. and was summoned to school President Frank Pogue's office. Pogue handed a letter to Williams and told him the school was going in another direction.
A school news release said the remainder of Williams' contract was bought out. He had agreed to a new three-year contract in June 2012 that paid him $250,000 a year.
"There wasn't a lot of conversation. I told him 'OK' and I was gone," Williams said.
The school said running backs coach George Ragsdale will become interim head coach.
"We recognize Doug Williams' many contributions to our football legacy and we express our deep appreciation for his service to Grambling State University and we wish him well in the future," Pogue said.
Through a Grambling spokesperson, athletics director Aaron James declined comment.
This was the second stint as head coach of his alma mater for Williams, who played quarterback for the Tigers under legendary coach Eddie Robinson before becoming an NFL first-round draft pick in 1978.
He succeeded Robinson upon his retirement from coaching in 1997 and was 53-17 with three Southwestern Athletic Conference titles until leaving to take a job as a personnel executive with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after the 2003 season.
He returned to Grambling in 2011 and promptly won another SWAC title. But last year the Tigers slumped to 1-10, and they had started this season 0-2. The most recent loss was 48-10 to an FBS program, Louisiana-Monroe. His overall record at the school was 62-33.
Junior D.J. Williams, Doug's son, has started both games this season at quarterback for Grambling. D.J. Williams also appeared in eight games last season.
When asked if he thought he had a short leash just two games into the season, Doug Williams replied, "I was lying if I said I wasn't, but it is what it is."
"He's the president and he has the power," Williams added. "Whatever decision he makes, we have to live with it because that's his decision."
Williams said the only player he's talked to about the firing has been his son.
"I know D.J. is emotional, but I told him he has to be strong and he told me he will," Doug Williams said. "That's all I need for him to be strong. If he's strong, his daddy is going to be all right."
"I'm just going to pretty much handle what has to be handled, and the good part about it is, maybe I get a chance to see D.J. in a different way, as a dad watching his son play. He might be a better player without me being in that position."
Williams had just returned to Grambling on Monday night from a joint news conference in Missouri leading up to Saturday's game against Lincoln (Mo.), which will be played in Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
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[font color=\'#000000\']This means that at least in theory a manufacturer could design a lens with a variable aperture which could shift during the exposure and tap the "potential" for much greater dynamic range latent in the sensor.[/font]
[font color=\'#000000\']For example, it "could" be that the processor is dumped between exposures to a buffer then later combined but I'm suspicious that it may be done differently.[/font]
But bracketing with multiple exposures and blending the exposures must, by default, mean that the sensor has the latitude of "holding" the full dynamic range you are able to achieve with the blend of two or more exposures.
I know that you can't go above a f/5.6 on the 10D, how about the Mark II?
"greater dynamic range"
From the great amount of reading I've done about this, the bottom line is that all these sensors (with maybe Fuji FinePix excluded) have the same dynamic range. It's locked into the basic technology
[font color=\'#000000\']As for a previous comment that this automatic in camera double exposure and blending being potentially superior to bracketing and saving both raw images for later blending; NO WAY! Even without the obvious problem that this procedure would have to take some time, and thus be even more sensitive to camera motion, there's also the problem that you have no good visual feedback to see if it really worked right; just a littly tiny LCD camera display. Blending two images in Photoshop gives you lots of options for exactly how to do the blend and thus getting the best possible blend and you can see exactly what you have for each trial.[/font]


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- Yesterday off. Today 3h:30m MTB ride for 'fun'. 5200' vertical in only 33 miles. Dirt was fun though.
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• Rep. Mike McCaul (R-Texas), chairman, House Homeland Security Committee
• White House Senior Adviser Dan Pfeiffer
"This Week" on ABC
• Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.)
• Rep. John Carter (R-Texas)
• Retired Gen. Peter Chiarelli, former vice chief of staff, Army
• Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.)
"Fox News Sunday" on Fox
• McCaul
• Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.)
• Retired Gen. Michael Hayden, former director, NSA and CIA
• Liz Cheney, former deputy assistant secretary of state
"State of the Union" on CNN
• House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.)
• Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), chairman, House Intelligence Committee
• Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.), ranking member, House Intelligence Committee
• Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii)
• Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Pa.)
"Political Capital" on Bloomberg TV
• Rogers
• Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), chairman, House Budget Committee
"Newsmakers" on C-SPAN
• Jason Furman, chairman, White House Council of Economic Advisers
"Al Punto" on Univision
• Rep. Joe Garcia (D-Fla.)