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Brazil 2012 Fieldwork Diary Entry 7: Nova Iorque, Nova Iorque
The town logo of Nova Iorque. Photo by Ken Angielczyk.
One of the ironies of writing this blog for the New York Times is that we're staying in a town called Nova Iorque, which is Portuguese for New York. It's a quaint little town located on the edge of a lake called Boa Esperança (Good Hope) that was made by damming the Parnaíba River in 1969. Indeed, the original location of the town is now underwater in the lake. It's a very convenient place to stay because it is just a few kilometers from the outcrops we're working on at the moment, and there are a couple of little restaurants near the lake that make excellent food using local fish. According to Juan, the original (and now underwater) town of Nova Iorque was a port on the Parnaíba River that was used for shipping palm oil made from a variety of coconut that grows in the area. The engineer who designed the port was from New York, hence the name of the town.
Top: The church in the town square in Nova Iorque. Photo by Ken Angielczyk. Bottom: The guest of honor at dinner: a type of catfish called a surubim. This specimen is only a medium-sized individual. The woman holding it turned it into a delicious meal of fried and stewed fish. Photo by Roger Smith.
We're doing our fieldwork at the end of the rainy season in this area. There are advantages and disadvantages to this. The main advantages are that it is a bit cooler at this time of year than during the dry season, and the rain sometimes makes fossils easier to see in the outcrops because it cleans them off. The disadvantage is that when it rains, it really rains. We had a huge thunderstorm last night, which wasn't too much of a problem except for a few leaks in the roof of our house. However, we also got caught in a heavy downpour while we were out in the field this morning, and we ended up totally soaked. In fact, I'm currently writing this post around lunch time because we are back at the houses trying to dry off our clothes and gear.
Crossing the Pedra de Fogo River during a heavy rainfall. On April 14 we studied rocks in the dry river bed just a few hundred meters from here; what a difference some rain makes. In the bottom right is a camera mounted to the hood of our truck that Jeff is using to get footage of our travels. Photo by Ken Angielczyk.
The houses that we're staying in are located just on the shore of the lake. They're nothing fancy, but they provide a nice view of the lake while we eat breakfast, as well as very nice sunsets on the days we get back before dark. Staying in houses while doing fieldwork is a bit of a luxury (particularly since we can shower every day after work!), but there aren't many good areas to camp that are closer to the outcrops.
Sunset over Boa Esperança. Photo by Ken Angielczyk.
Tomorrow our plan is to try to find a couple of localities where previous researchers collected fossils. These collections were made in the days before GPS, so they used local landmarks in the scientific papers describing the specimens to indicate where they were from (e.g., 5 kilometers from town, 300 meters east of the road). Using our GPS receivers and the satellite photos available on Google Earth, we can get a good general idea of where these places are, but it can be frustratingly difficult to be sure whether we're really in the right place. We also have some old photos sent to us by one of the scientists set us, but they include features that can be used to differentiate one outcrop from another. Nevertheless, they found some of the few terrestrial vertebrate fossils known from the Pedra de Fogo Formation at the localities, so it's important for us to try to return to them to see whether 40+ years of erosion has exposed any new material.


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|Was it Ancel Keys or the low carb advocates
who fabricated data on saturated fat?
Clearing Up The Confusion Surrounding Saturated Fat
Recent reports downplaying the dangers of saturated fat have ignored a large body of relevant evidence accumulated over a century from clinical, population and animal studies demonstrating the dangers of foods rich in saturated fat. However, even evidence from the lines of research used to downplay the dangers of saturated fat strongly suggest that saturated fat increases the risk of death from heart disease.
Do Vegetarians Live Longer than Health Conscious Omnivores?
Proponents of Paleo and Low-Carb diets suggest that plant-based diets, particularly those rich in grains and legumes, promote disease, ultimately resulting in premature death. However, there is a substantial amount of evidence casting doubt on such suggestions, with many studies providing evidence that plant-based diets increase longevity.
Grass-Fed Animal Foods and Diseases of Civilization: Cardiovascular Disease in Ancient Civilizations
Proponents of Paleo and Low-Carb diets have claimed that foods derived from naturally raised, grass-fed animals are health promoting, and protect against cardiovascular disease. However, there is a significant amount of evidence from both ancient civilizations and from the 19th and early 20th century which cast doubt on these claims.
The Asian Paradox: End of the Line for Low Carb Diets?
Many traditional living populations have thrived on carbohydrate, including wheat rich diets, casting doubt on many of the claims of promoters of Low-Carb, Paleo and Primal diets. This article examines the health of these populations as well as the adverse effects of Low-Carb and Paleo diets.
Cracking Down on Eggs and Cholesterol
2013 marks the 100th year anniversary of when Nikolai Anichkov first used the rabbit model to show that the ingestion of dietary cholesterol alone is a primary cause of atherosclerosis. This article examines the evidence surrounding dietary cholesterol and health accumulated since Anichkov's time.
Traditional Diets in Asia and Implications for Health
A number of populations throughout Asia Pacific subsisted almost exclusively on animal or plant foods before the globalization of the western diet. This article examines the evidence of the health of these traditional living populations and how these findings provide implications for disease prevention.
Diet, Blood Cholesterol, Blood Pressure and Stroke
Although the controversy surrounding the lipid hypothesis is considered largely resolved, controversy has lingered over the role of blood lipids on the risk of stroke. This article examines how blood cholesterol and blood pressure may influence the risk of stroke and which foods may reduce the risk.
Forks Over Knives and The China Study
The documentary Forks Over Knives and the book The China Study have influenced many to adopt a plant based diet, inevitably attracting the attention of advocates of animal rich diets who have criticized these works. This article examines whether many of these criticisms are actually evidence based.
Saturday, 13 December 2014
Saturated Fat and Heart Disease Meta-Analyses: Were Scientists Wrong?
Saturday, 12 April 2014
Vegetarian Diets and Quality of Life: Cause or Effect?
Vegetarian Diets and Perceived Health: Cause or Effect?
Potential limitations of our results are due to the fact that the survey was based on cross-sectional data. Therefore, no statements can be made whether the poorer health in vegetarians in our study is caused by their dietary habit or if they consume this form of diet due to their poorer health status. We cannot state whether a causal relationship exists, but describe ascertained associations.
Our results have shown that vegetarians report chronic conditions and poorer subjective health more frequently. This might indicate that the vegetarians in our study consume this form of diet as a consequence of their disorders, since a vegetarian diet is often recommended as a method to manage weight and health.
...the vegetarian diet — characterized by a low consumption of saturated fats and cholesterol that includes increased intake of fruits, vegetables and whole-grain products — carries elevated risks of cancer, allergies and mental health disorders.
Vegetarian Diets and Cancer
The results of a recent study from the Netherlands illustrates the critical importance of considering reverse causality in research on plant-based diets. The researchers found that 75% of the vegetarian participants with cancer adopted a vegetarian diet after diagnosis, consistent with previous research which found that cancer survivors are highly motivated to adopt a more plant-based diet with the intention of improving poor health.3 4
Prospective (forward-looking) studies which measure diet before diseases are diagnosed are much less likely to be complicated by reverse causality than cross-sectional studies, and therefore considered to be more appropriate for determining causality. I previously carried out a meta-analysis of 5 prospective cohort studies comparing the rates of cancer incidence in vegetarians compared to health conscious omnivores. For this review, I updated the meta-analysis to include the rates of major cancers in the Adventist Mortality and Adventist Health studies. In addition, I limited the inclusion criteria to studies that provided estimates specifically for subjects classified as either vegans, or lacto-ovo vegetarians.
The finding of a decreased risk of cancer in vegetarians may be explained, in part, by a diet devoid in heme iron. Controlled feeding trials have established that NOCs (N-nitroso compounds) arising from heme iron in meat forms potentially cancerous DNA adducts in the human digestive tract, likely in part, explaining the significant association between heme iron and an increased risk of colorectal cancer in recent meta-analyses of prospective cohort studies.10 11 12 Heme iron has also been associated with numerous other cancers.
Vegetarian Diets and Heart Disease
In the Austrian Health Interview Survey, it was suggested that subjects classified as vegetarians were more likely to have had a history of heart attacks. It is important to note however, that, plant-based diets, poor in saturated fat and cholesterol have for long been adopted by individuals at risk of coronary heart disease. For example, it is known that in studies carried out as far back as the late 1950s, subjects with unfavorable blood cholesterol levels tended to limit intake of dietary cholesterol and saturated fat in order to improve cardiovascular risk factor.13
I previously carried out a meta-analysis of 7 prospective cohort studies comparing the rate of death of coronary heart disease of vegetarians compared to health conscious omnivores. For this review, I examined the incidence of coronary heart disease, and limited the inclusion criteria to studies that provided estimates specifically for subjects classified as either vegans, or lacto-ovo vegetarians. In a meta-analysis including 7 prospective cohort studies, vegetarians had a statistically highly significant 24% lower risk of coronary heart disease compared to health conscious omnivores (Fig. 2).5 6 7 14 15
|FIGURE 2. Risk ratios and 95% CIs for fully adjusted random-effects models examining associations between vegetarian diets in relation to coronary heart disease incidence. VEG, vegetarian diet.
Vegetarian Diets and Mental Heath
The findings from a number of clinical trials cast doubt on the hypothesis that an appropriately designed flesh free diet has adverse effects on, and that flesh rich diets, poor in carbohydrate have beneficial effects on overall mental health.
- Sacks and colleagues carried out a crossover trial to examine the effects of adding 250 g/day of beef isocalorically to the diet on blood cholesterol of vegetarians. As expected, during the meat phase total cholesterol and systolic blood pressure increased significantly. However, it was also observed that the participants experienced increased anger, anxiety, confusion, depression, and fatigue and less vigor compared to the vegetarian phase.17
- Beezhold and Johnston compared the mood scores of participants assigned to either a vegetarian diet, excluding all animal foods except dairy to participants assigned to either a omnivorous diet, or a diet that included fish, but excluded meat and poultry. The researchers found that the vegetarian group demonstrated significantly improved mood scores compared to both the omnivorous and fish groups.18
- Schweiger and colleagues compared the effects of a vegetarian diet and an omnivorous diet on global mood scores. They found that the vegetarian group demonstrated significantly better global mood, and that carbohydrate intake associated with better global mood.19
- Kieldsen-Kragh examined the effects of a vegetarian diet on rheumatoid arthritis. The researchers hypothesized that the participants may find the vegetarian diet too restrictive, and that therefore adherence to the diet would impose psychological distress on the them. However, contrary to their expectations, the vegetarian group demonstrated significantly improved physiological health, and were less anxious and depressed compared to the omnivorous group.20
- Brinkworth and colleagues examined the effects of a very low-carbohydrate diet and a low-fat diet on body weight and mood and cognitive function. Although there was no statistical difference in terms of weight loss between the groups, the participants assigned to the low-fat group demonstrated significantly improved mood scores compared to the participants assigned to the low-carbohydrate diet.21
- Holloway and colleagues carried out a crossover trial to examine the effects of a high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet on alterations to heart and brain function. The researchers found that the participants not only demonstrated significantly impaired cardiac health, but also impaired attention, memory recall speed, and mood while following the high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet.22
- Halyburton and colleagues examined the effects of a low and high-carbohydrate diet on mood and cognitive function. Although, unlike other studies, the researchers found that mood was similar in both groups, participants assigned to the low-fat diet demonstrated improved speed of processing compared to the participants assigned to the low-carbohydrate group.23
Mass Media as a Source of Health Information
Although there is convincing evidence of the health benefits of an appropriately planned diet that either excludes or significantly limits the intake of flesh, such findings cannot be extrapolated to all diets that exclude flesh. The definition of a vegetarian diet only provides information as to what foods an individual restricts, and not which foods are included. This is why the emphasis of a healthy diet also needs be on which foods are included, not only on those that are excluded. Future research in this area should address what foods vegetarians are substituting meat with, the length of adherence to a vegetarian diet, and whether subjects adopted a vegetarian diet in order to alleviate poor health. This would allow for a considerably more meaningful interpretation of the effects of vegetarian diets.
Friday, 28 March 2014
Clearing Up The Confusion Surrounding Saturated Fat
More recently, Chowdhury and colleagues published a separate meta-analysis in the Annals of Internal Medicine, and reached similar conclusions to that of Siri-Tarino and colleagues regarding the association between saturated fat and coronary heart disease.7 Unfortunately, this meta-analysis also failed to sufficiently address a number of important limitations that it shares with the meta-analysis by Siri-Tarino and colleagues. Furthermore, in this meta-analysis, although positively, but not significantly associated in the random-effects model, both dietary and total circulating concentrations of saturated fat were associated with a small, but statistically significant increased risk of coronary heart disease in the fixed effects model (RR=1.04 [95% CI, 1.01, 1.07] and RR=1.13 [95% CI, 1.03-1.25], respectively). These significant findings were however ignored in the conclusions of this study. Nevertheless, the media and proponents of popular Low-Carb and Paleo diets have repeatedly cited these meta-analyses as evidence to support a diet rich in saturated fat.
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Do Vegetarians Live Longer Than Health Conscious Omnivores?
It is not news that Denise Minger has a tendency to downplay the health benefits of plant foods and plant-based diets. In her critique of the China Study, Minger claimed that "as a plant-nosher", she was hoping to find evidence to support Dr. T. Colin Campbell's findings from the China Study linking dietary fiber to lower rates of colorectal cancer.1 Somehow, however, despite her vegan bias apparently creeping into her critique, Minger suggested that she was unable to find sufficient evidence outside of the China Study supporting the hypothesis that dietary fiber protects against colorectal cancer. And yet, several months later the omnivorous panel of experts of the World Cancer Research Fund concluded based on a review of over 1,000 publications that there was convincing evidence that dietary fiber protects against colorectal cancer.2 In Death By Food Pyramid, Minger continues this trend of downplaying the health benefits of plant-based diets.
Failing to Equal the Seventh-day Adventists
In the chapter of her book, Herbivore's Dilemma, Denise Minger provides a brief overview of the history and the growth of the popularity of vegetarian diets, bringing into picture the earliest of the studies on the Californian Seventh-day Adventists. Loma Linda, California which is highly concentrated by Adventists is considered to be a Blue Zone because of the greater life expectancy compared to other parts of North America. Loma Linda shares the title of Blue Zone with four other populations which are all characterized by traditionally consuming plant-based diets, typically rich in legumes and grains.3 These other Blue Zones include, Ikaria, Greece; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Okinawa, Japan; and Sardinia, Italy. It seems that Minger was not even able to get these simple details right in her book, claiming that the Greek island of Crete is considered a Blue Zone, while citing an article that clearly refers to Ikaria.
Denise Minger: Death By Food Pyramid or Saved By Food Pyramid?
A few years back, Denise Minger instantly rose to fame in the Low-Carb and Paleo diet circles shortly after publishing a blog post criticizing the chapter describing the findings from the China-Cornell-Oxford Project in the book, The China Study, written by Dr. T. Colin Campbell.1 This blog post was very welcomed by proponents of these diets as it provided them with a reference which they used to attempt to use refute much criticism they had been receiving for promoting a diet rich in animal foods.
As described previously by Plant Positive, and myself, there were a number of serious concerns with Minger's interpretations of the data from the China Study which further casted doubt on her true intentions. One particular example was Minger's attempt to attribute the association between fat intake, a marker of animal food intake, and an increased risk of breast cancer mortality in the China Study to the consumption of "hormone-injected livestock".3 The fact that the mortality data that Minger examined was from the early to mid-1970s, a time when the use of hormone injections was not exactly widely practiced throughout rural China casts serious doubt on this claim. Furthermore, it is important to consider that the time lag between exposure to a causal agent and when breast cancer becomes life threatening is more than often several decades. For example, the greatest risk of excess death from radiation-related solid cancers, such as breast cancer among the atomic bomb survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was more than half a century after exposure.4 It is therefore likely that most of the dietary related deaths from breast cancer that occurred in the early 1970s would more likely to have been caused by the diets consumed several decades earlier, likely even before hormone injections was used to any meaningful extent in China. This provides further suggestive evidence that Minger was merely trying to downplay the evidence of the harms of animal foods, rather than producing an honest review.
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Grass-Fed Animal Foods and Diseases of Civilization: Cardiovascular Disease in Ancient Civilizations
Monday, 12 August 2013
The Asian Paradox: End of the Line for Low Carb Diets?
Sunday, 7 April 2013
Cracking Down on Eggs and Cholesterol: Part II
Our study suggests that there is a dose-response positive association between egg consumption and the risk of CVD and diabetes.
Cracking Down on Eggs and Cholesterol
|Figure 1. Aortic atherosclerosis of a chimpanzee which died of a heart attack after long-term feeding of a diet rich in cholesterol and artery-clogging saturated fat

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Use the
join command to combine the results of a subsearch with the results of a main search. One or more of the fields must be common to each result set. You can also combine a search result set to itself using the
selfjoin command.
If you are familiar with SQL but new to SPL, see Splunk SPL for SQL users.
Alternative commands
For flexibility and performance, consider using one of the following commands if you do not require join semantics. These commands provide event grouping and correlations using time and geographic location, transactions, subsearches, field lookups, and joins.
|To append the results of a subsearch to the results of your current search. The events from both result sets are retained.
|Appends the fields of the subsearch results with the input search result fields. The first subsearch result is merged with the first main result, the second subsearch result is merged with the second main result, and so on.
|Use when one of the result sets or source files remains static or rarely changes. For example, a file from an external system such as a CSV file.
The look up cannot be a subsearch.
|In the most simple scenarios, you might need to search only for sources using the OR operator and then use a
stats or
transaction command to perform the grouping operation on the events.
|To group events by a field and perform a statistical function on the events. For example to determine the average duration of events by host name.
transaction in the following situations.
For information about when to use a join, see the flowchart in About event grouping and correlation in the Search Manual.
join [join-options...] [field-list] subsearch
Required arguments
- subsearch
- Syntax: "[" subsearch "]"
- Description: A secondary search where you specify the source of the events that you want to join to. The subsearch must be enclosed in square brackets. The results of the subsearch should not exceed available memory.
- Limitations on the subsearch for the
joincommand are specified in the
limits.conf.specfile. The limitations include the maximum subsearch to join against, the maximum search time for the subsearch, and the maximum time to wait for subsearch to fully finish. See Subsearches in the Search Manual.
Optional arguments
- field-list
- Syntax: <field>, <field>, ...
- Description: Specify the fields to use for the join. If no fields are specified, all of the fields that are common to both result sets are used.
- Field names must match, not just in name but also in case. You cannot join
product_ID. You must first change the case of the field in the subsearch to match the field in the main search.
- join-options
- Syntax: type=(inner | outer | left) | usetime=<bool> | earlier=<bool> | overwrite=<bool> | max=<int>
- Description: Options to the join command. Use either
leftto specify a left outer join.
Descriptions for the join-options argument
- type
- Syntax: type=inner | outer | left
- Description: Indicates the type of join to perform. The difference between an
innerand a
outer) join is how the events are treated in the main search that do not match any of the events in the subsearch. In both inner and left joins, events that match are joined. The results of an
innerjoin do not include events from the main search that have no matches in the subsearch. The results of a
outer) join includes all of the events in the main search and only those values in the subsearch have matching field values.
- Default:
- usetime
- Syntax: usetime=<bool>
- Description: A Boolean value that Indicates whether to use time to limit the matches in the subsearch results. Used with the
earlieroption to limit the subsearch results to matches that are earlier or later than the main search results.
- Default:
- earlier
- Syntax: earlier=<bool>
- Description: If
earlier=true, the main search results are matched only against earlier results from the subsearch. If
earlier=false, the main search results are matched only against later results from the subsearch. Results that occur at the same time (second) are not eliminated by either value.
- Default:
- overwrite
- Syntax: overwrite=<bool>
- Description: Indicates whether fields from the subresults overwrite the fields from the main results, if the fields have the same field name.
- Default:
- max
- Syntax: max=<int>
- Description: Specifies the maximum number of subsearch results that each main search result can join with. If set to
max=0, there is no limit.
- Default:
join command is a centralized streaming command when there is a defined set of fields to join to.
See Command types.
Use the
join command when the results of the subsearch are relatively small, for example 50,000 rows or less. To minimize the impact of this command on performance and resource consumption, Splunk software imposes some default limitations on the subsearch. See the subsearch section in the syntax for more information about these limitations.
One-to-many and many-to-many relationships
To return matches for one-to-many, many-to-one, or many-to-many relationships, include the
max argument in your
join syntax and set the value to 0. By default
max=1, which means that the subsearch returns only the first result from the subsearch. Setting the value to a higher number or to 0, which is unlimited, returns multiple results from the subsearch.
Example 1
Combine the results from a main search with the results from a subsearch
search vendors. The result sets are joined on the
product_id field, which is common to both sources.
... | join product_id [search vendors]
Example 2
If the field names in the sources do not match, you can rename the field in the subsearch result set. The field in the main search is
product_id. The field in the subsearch is
Note: The field names must match in name and in case. You cannot join
product_id with
... | join product_id [search vendors | rename pid AS product_id]
Example 3
By default, only the first row of the subsearch that matches a row of the main search is returned. To return all of the matching subsearch rows, include the
max=<int> argument and set the value to 0. This argument joins each matching subsearch row with the corresponding main search row.
... | join product_id max=0 [search vendors]
Example 4
The dashboards and alerts in the distributed management console shows you performance information about your Splunk deployment. The Resource Usage: Instance dashboard contains a table that shows the machine, number of cores, physical memory capacity, operating system, and CPU architecture.
To display the information in the table, use the following search. This search includes a join command. The search uses the information in the dmc_assets table to look up the instance name and machine name. The search then uses the
serverName field to join the information with information from the
/services/server/info REST endpoint. The
/services/server/info is the URI path to the Splunk REST API endpoint that provides hardware and operating system information for the machine. The
$splunk_server$ part of the search is a token variable.
| inputlookup dmc_assets | search serverName = $splunk_server$ | stats first(serverName) AS serverName, first(host) AS host, first(machine) AS machine | join type=left serverName [ | rest splunk_server=$splunk_server$ /services/server/info | fields serverName, numberOfCores, physicalMemoryMB, os_name, cpu_arch] | fields machine numberOfCores physicalMemoryMB os_name cpu_arch | rename machine AS Machine, numberOfCores AS "Number of Cores", physicalMemoryMB AS "Physical Memory Capacity (MB)", os_name AS "Operating System", cpu_arch AS "CPU Architecture"
See also
selfjoin, append, set, appendcols
Have questions? Visit Splunk Answers and see what questions and answers the Splunk community has using the join command.
This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® Enterprise: 6.0, 6.0.1, 6.0.2, 6.0.3, 6.0.4, 6.0.5, 6.0.6, 6.0.7, 6.0.8, 6.0.9, 6.0.10, 6.0.11, 6.0.12, 6.0.13, 6.0.14, 6.0.15, 6.1, 6.1.1, 6.1.2, 6.1.3, 6.1.4, 6.1.5, 6.1.6, 6.1.7, 6.1.8, 6.1.9, 6.1.10, 6.1.11, 6.1.12, 6.1.13, 6.1.14, 6.2.0, 6.2.1, 6.2.2, 6.2.3, 6.2.4, 6.2.5, 6.2.6, 6.2.7, 6.2.8, 6.2.9, 6.2.10, 6.2.11, 6.2.12, 6.2.13, 6.2.14, 6.2.15, 6.3.0, 6.3.1, 6.3.2, 6.3.3, 6.3.4, 6.3.5, 6.3.6, 6.3.7, 6.3.8, 6.3.9, 6.3.10, 6.3.11, 6.3.12, 6.3.13, 6.3.14, 6.4.0, 6.4.1, 6.4.2, 6.4.3, 6.4.4, 6.4.5, 6.4.6, 6.4.7, 6.4.8, 6.4.10, 6.4.11, 6.5.1612 (Splunk Cloud only), 6.5.2, 6.5.3, 6.5.4, 6.5.5, 6.5.6, 6.5.7, 6.5.8, 6.5.9, 6.5.10, 6.6.0, 6.6.1, 6.6.2, 6.6.3, 6.6.4, 6.6.5, 6.6.6, 6.6.7, 6.6.8, 6.6.9, 6.6.10, 6.6.11, 6.6.12, 7.0.0, 7.0.1, 7.0.2, 7.0.3, 7.0.4, 7.0.5, 7.0.6, 7.0.7, 7.0.8, 7.0.9, 7.0.10, 7.0.11, 7.0.13, 7.1.0, 7.1.1, 7.1.2, 7.1.3, 7.1.4, 7.1.5, 7.1.6, 7.1.7, 7.1.8, 7.1.9, 7.1.10, 7.2.0, 7.2.1, 7.2.2, 7.2.3, 7.2.4, 7.2.5, 7.2.6, 7.2.7, 7.2.8, 7.2.9, 7.3.0, 7.3.1, 7.3.2, 7.3.3, 7.3.4, 8.0.0, 8.0.1, 8.0.2, 6.4.9, 6.5.0, 6.5.1
I second @Samwatson45's question: "Is there any way to do a full join, so rather than type=left, type=both, where both sides fully join and null values on either side are included?"
I am assuming that by type=both he implies outer join.
However, I tried it out and outer join did not work as intended.
It worked only when the reference dataset was on the left side of the join and the dataset i was comparing was the subsearch on the right of the join.
When the reference dataset was on the left and I did type=outer, no null values were returned.
If this is how it is intended to work, there needs to be clear examples to illustrate the same.
Is there any way to do a full join, so rather than type=left, type=both, where both sides fully join and null values on either side are included?
Is join suppose to flattened MV fields? Take this example
| tstats count by _time span=1d | join _time [ | tstats values(source) as source by _time span=1d]
One would expect to have a mv field called source added to each event joined but instead you get a flattened list concatenated with spaces.
Not sure if this is a bug or undocumented feature :)
Rjthibod - Yes, I do think it is worth mentioning the Union command. Thanks for the suggestion!
Is it worth adding the new `union` command to the Alternative Commands section starting for version 6.6?
Lstewart -- Hm, then is the "usetime" default listed incorrectly? Is the default for usetime actually false? This is the behavior I'm seeing: https://gist.github.com/jordan-brough/b510997732b17046adf5
Yes, the default value for "earlier" is "true.
Is "true" really the default value for the "earlier" option? On my installation at least the default seems to be "false", which seems like the more expected behavior.
The documentation for the join command has been updated based on the feedback we received and the questions posted in Splunk Answers. Thank you!
@KerdonMike make sure your have this "max=0". for example in your code try
| join type=left max=0
i know that works for inner joins. The thing is Splunk will automatically do a "dedup" on the subquery dataset on the field that is being joined to the original dataset.
And, once there will be functionality for editing my own posts, I will correct my first post from "join command is now working as it should" to "join command is NOT working as it should".
In similar fashion, splunk's "inner join" is not entirely inner join, because it only allows comparing columns of same name, and for equality.
So it is (as described in the linked wiki page) somewhere between equi-join and natural join.
So the used comparison:
"SQL-like joining of results from the results from the main search with the results from a subsearch."
Should be more precise as:
"Nothing like SQL joins, and also bugged compared to our own definition."
I hope the annoyance of working with splunk's join is evident from my posts.
Either the documentation is incorrect, or the join command is now working as it should. Specifically, for the "type=left".
In my example data, if I run query:
"... (some specific code) ..." it returns 1 result / row.
When I add left join:
"... (some specific code) ...
| join type=left usetime=true earlier=false ... (some condition columns and subsearch) ..."
I still get the same 1 result / row, plus some additional computed values from the subsearch.
When I change the left join:
"... (some specific code) ...
| join type=left usetime=true earlier=true ... (some condition columns and subsearch) ..."
I lose my 1 result / row, meaning the parameters "usetime" and "earlier" take precedence over "type".
They make it behave like it's inner join, not left join.
Also, for the writer of this documentation page - "outer join" is not the same as "left join".
You might want to read something about it (e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Join_%28SQL%29).
Remember that a JOIN is case/type sensitive. SO | eval =[upper|lower]() might be useful to pipe results to a JOIN


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Lamborghini, maker of some of the worlds's most spectacular sports cars, celebrates 50 years as a car maker in 2013, so join MOTOR magazine for a walk through this iconic brand's amazing history.
After famously falling out with Enzo Ferrari in the late 1950s, founder Ferruccio Lamborghini, already a successful businessman, set about challenging the Prancing Horse from his Sant'Agata Bolognese, factory (close to Ferrari's home in Maranello) in northern Italy.
Having ridden financial ups and downs over five decades, Lamborghini, now in the hands of the Volkswagen Group, continues to produce jaw-droppingly exotic machines.
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Holiday Wreath Cookies
Time crunched cooks will cheer for these cute Christmas nibbles from out Test Kitchen staff. They dipped store bought butter cookies into a bright green glaze, then added decorated candies to form festive wreaths.
Total TimePrep/Total Time: 30 min.
Makesabout 3-1/2 dozen
- 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar, divided
- 2 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 1 to 2 tablespoons water
- Red and green gel food coloring
- 1 package (16 ounces) cutout butter cookies
- Snowflake sprinkles and red decorating candies
- In a small bowl, combine 1 cup confectioners' sugar, corn syrup and enough water to achieve a smooth consistency. Remove 2 tablespoons glaze to another bowl; tint red. Cover and set aside.
- Tint remaining glaze green. Dip tops of half of the cookies in green glaze. (Save remaining cookies for another use.) Decorate with sprinkles and candies.
- Stir enough remaining confectioners' sugar into the red glaze to achieve piping consistency. Using a #3 round pastry tip, pipe small bows and ribbons onto cookies. Serve immediately or let stand until set.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested with Salerno butter cookies.


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Graham, Gilmour will strengthen Liberty's defense, attack
July 12, 2013 | Lynchburg, Va.
Marissa Graham says she committed to play for Liberty University's ACHA DI women's hockey team "as soon as I stepped on the campus."
That was at her second "College For A Weekend" event in May of 2012, late in her junior year at Wetaskiwin Composite High School in Alberta, Canada.
"I really wanted to go to Bible school, but I also wanted to play hockey and I didn't think that would be possible," Graham said. "I didn't know there were any Christian colleges that had a women's hockey team."
She inquired a bit more and sent an email to Lady Flames head coach Paul Bloomfield, who had then-assistant coach Josh Graham (no relation) go see her play during a trip to his home in nearby Calgary.
"He came and watched one of my games and talked to me," said Marissa Graham, who plans to pursue a business degree with emphases on marketing and finance. "It is a really good opportunity. I've had a dream about playing college hockey in the states. I'll be playing a sport I love and getting an education that I can use wherever I want to go in the world."
Another recruit for the upcoming school year, forward Courtney Gilmour, has played hockey since she was 3. She also was sold on Liberty right away, officially making an early decision to join the Lady Flames last summer after participating in the same CFAW event as Graham. While there, playing in a couple pickup games, she made a positive first impression on her future teammates.
"I hope they saw that basically I'm a team player and I never give up," said Gilmour, a forward from the same area of Canada as rising sophomore forward Catharine Burrell. "I hope I can really fit in with the atmosphere of the team, help with the growth of the team, and the progress they've already made."
Last year, she served as a captain in her third year on her hometown Hamilton "AA" Hawks, the team the Lady Flames will open their season against, Aug. 23 and 24 at the LaHaye Ice Center.
"I was a centerman, so basically, I was making sure I was covering both ends of the ice," Gilmour said. "I want to make sure I'm there for the rest of the team and working hard, making sure I'm doing the best I can do every time I'm on the ice."
|Marissa Graham is not only a formidable defender, but also a threat to spark the attack with rushes out of the defensive zone.
By contrast, Graham got a relatively late start in the sport from a Canadian point of view, playing her first organized game at the age of 9.
"My dad didn't think I wanted to play, but I kept hounding him to play so he let me play and I loved it," she said.
Her parents shuttled their only child to and from practices and games at Sherwood Park, an hour's drive away, five to six times per week.
"It was hard to keep that up and keep my studies up," Graham said. "It took a lot of commitment."
Her commitment to Liberty was an easy decision and she expects to feel right at home on Liberty's campus, where the residential student body is only slightly larger than Wetaskiwin, population 12,000.
Graham also was a co-captain of the Sherwood Park Fury, a "AAA" team in the Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey League. That is the premier league in Alberta for high school-aged girls, also producing current Lady Flames goalie Samantha Rupp and fellow defenders Courtney Fischer and Madison Fischer, who hosted Graham during CFAW.
Though she is a defenseman, Graham ranked third on the Fury in scoring last season with 13 points, three goals and 10 assists.
"She is a very offensive defender," Bloomfield said. "She doesn't stay back. Some defenders prefer to stay home, but she's not afraid to take the puck and run with it."
She is sure to take care of her responsibilities on the defensive end first.
"I try to focus on protecting my players and protecting our zone," Graham said. "That's probably one of my stronger suits."
Though checking is illegal in the women's game, Bloomfield said, "It doesn't hurt to be physical. Marissa's going to be a big asset on defense. She's got good size, she's at least 5-foot-8, and she's a real solid kid. That's muscle."
Graham's also got plenty of brain power.
"She has a great mind," Bloomfield said. "She thinks through the game well."
Gilmour, meanwhile, handles the puck with technical skill and precision on attack.
"Courtney's not real big, she's maybe 5-3 or 5-4, but she's got really good hands," Bloomfield said. "She's lacking in size, but she's got lots of speed … and finesse. Courtney's smooth with the puck and a stick in her hands."


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Looks like this "Soul Surfer" has found her soul mate!
Bethany Hamilton, the professional surfer who lost an arm in shark attack when she was just 13 years old, announced her engagement to her fiance on her website Wednesday.
The 23-year-old athlete shares how she and Adam (whom she does not identify by last name in the post, but is elsewhere ID'd as Adam Dirks) first met on "somewhat of a blind date" and quickly became a couple before Adam proposed on April 9.
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The day's top national and international news.
"I know Adam and I are right for each other and that God has us together for Him," Hamilton posted on her blog page. "Neither of us is perfect, but in my eyes Adam is just right and I'm thankful to have someone so perfectly perfect to share life with as one."
And Bethany's hubby-to-be clearly shares the same sentiments, "Every time she says 'I love you' I can't help but smile and skip a few heartbeats," he gushes in a guest-blog post. "To feel the love of someone who genuinely loves me for who I am and becoming, is indescribable."
"I'm so thankful for you and look forward to living life together," the pro surfer adds. "Adam, I love you and I'm here to stay!"
PHOTOS: Celeb Weddings We Can't Wait For
Hamilton famously returned to surfing after her tragic injury in 2003. She went pro in 2007, and her story, "Soul Surfer," was later turned into a major motion picture starring AnnaSophia Robb.
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visiting the small town of Skvira and the villages of Ruzin, Yagniyatin and
Karabchiev, we arrived in Berdichev armed with a small schematically drawn
map of the town, which we copied from a forty years old memorial booklet
to "Jewish
Berdichev. The "we" refers
to my father [born Berdichev 86 years ago], my husband and myself. We spent two days in town, dividing our time between visiting
old Jewish sites and exploring Levy Itzchak of Berdichev's [LIOB] cemetery. The following is a very brief description of the Jewish sites, which we managed to find. A separate note is devoted to our time and work at LIOB
Berdichev's railway station, dating
back to 1870, is located at the east end of the town's main street
- Karl Libknecht. The orange and white coloured building is rather beautiful
with many arched windows and doors. It appears that at a certain stage
[probably after 1917], the building was topped with a tower at the crown
of which presides the famous Russian Star. [photo-1].
Berdichev's Railway Station
In front of the station there is a spacious area where
a few dusty and time-worn cars serving as taxis are parked. To us,
the most amazing and heart-warming sight was the little blue tanker,
parked on one side, on which the word KVAS was painted in yellow.
A lady sitting in front of the tanker was selling this barley-based
drink through the tanker's
spout and tap. Kvas should be well known to those who are familiar with
Shalom Aleichem stories. Personally,
I never knew that Kvas was a real drink -- I took it as one of Shalom
Aleichem's funny literary inventions. I learned I was very wrong.
Kvas on the streets of Berdichev.
From the railway station driving west along the
main street we passed what used to be a Jewish factory called the Progress
Factory. The building is still there, and it is still used as a factory.
Today it produces machine parts.
Driving on along the main street one
arrives at what was once the Sherentsis Theatre.
Built by David Sherentsis [a physician, businessman,
philanthropist and an uncle to the well -known war correspondent Vasili Grossman],
the building, with its arched wooden doors and triangular roof, is set a
little deep from the main road. It is still configured as a theatre and
is currently undergoing some renovation.
* Kvas is a drink, made familiar in the stories of Shalom Aleichem.
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OK, let the family feud on the road to the Super Bowl begin. We'd all love to see the Manning boys, Peyton and Eli, end this NFL season with a showdown for the league championship in the swamplands of New Jersey. Just trolling, Tiki Barber tried to light a fire under the sibling rivalry by proclaiming that little brother is the better NFL quarterback. "I think he's better than Peyton. Because of clutch," Barber said. "What matters in sports? It's winning."
To which I say: Shut your wack mouth, Tiki. In the first place, Peyton's record as a QB with the Indianapolis Colts and the Broncos is 154-70. Eli's record is 78-57. Winning? Next question. And you don't suppose Barber's opinion was influenced by the fact he played running back for the New York Giants, do you? Remind me. What team does Eli quarterback? But Peter Burns of Mile High Sports Radio thinks there is something to be said for the fact that Eli has won the Super Bowl twice as often as Peyton. Listen to us argue it out here:
Which Manning brother would you rather have as quarterback of the Broncos in 2013? Eli? Or Peyton?
Kick it with Kiz and Peter Burns by joining the discussion on Mile High Sports Radio Monday through Friday from 7-9 a.m. At 93.7 FM and 1510 AM.
Find Kiz on Twitter @MarkKiszla. And Peter Burns @PeterBurnsRadio.


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Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century
Edited by Edgar Peters Bowron and Joseph J. Rishel2000
568 pp.; 200 color and 300 black-and-white illustrations
Hardcover ISBN: 0-87633-137-8
Softcover ISBN: 0-87633-136-3 This definitive history of Roman art, architecture, and decorative art in the eighteenth century captures the grand scale and diverse artistic expression of the settecento—in oil and fresco, bronze and marble, terracotta and porcelain, drawings and prints, textiles, silver and mosaic, jewelry and furniture. The book covers the many public works projects by the century's popes, including the Spanish Steps and the reconstruction of a number of churches, as well as the erection of palaces and other private buildings. The artists for these undertakings included not only major Italian figures such as Batoni, Panini, and Piranesi, but also Northern Europeans such as Abildgaard, Fuseli, and Mengs. The first attempt to cover all aspects of artistic creativity from eighteenth-century Rome in one volume, the book is written by an outstanding array of scholars from around the world and is beautifully illustrated with more than 130 paintings, 50 sculptures, 100 drawings, 30 decorative arts objects, and 40 architectural designs. Three essays provide perspective on the period, while a lengthy illustrated catalogue section, detailed compilation of major artists of the period, and huge source list make substantial contributions to scholarship on this important transitional century.


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Adding Flash Files
With Website Builder, you can add Flash® files to your website to visually enhance it. For example, it lets you display videos created using the Flash format.
To Add Flash Files
- Log in to your GoDaddy account.
- In your Products list click Website Builder, and then click Manage next to the account you want to use.
- Click Design Your Pages.
- If necessary, from the Page menu, select the page you want to modify.
- Click Media, and then drag and drop the Flash icon over a Drop Zone. Drop Zones display on your Web pages when you hover over them.
- To select a file in your account, click Select a Flash File, and then select the file from the list.
- To upload a file, click the Browse button, locate and open the file, and then click Upload.
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The Northern Ireland Professional Footballers' Association presented their annual Player of the Year Award through to 1995 when they disbanded...
1975 Ivan Murray..... Coleraine
1976 Warren Feeney... Glentoran
1977 Peter Rafferty.. Linfield
1978 Tom Armstrong... Ards
1979 Roy Walsh....... Glentoran
1980 Colin McCurdy... Linfield
1981 Gary Blackledge. Glentoran
1982 Felix Healy..... Coleraine
1983 Jim Campbell.... Ards
1984 Jim Cleary...... Glentoran
1985 Martin McGaughey Linfield
1986 Pat McCoy....... Crusaders
1987 Ray McCoy....... Coleraine
1988 Billy Caskey.... Glentoran
1989 Gary McCartney.. Glentoran
1990 Ollie Ralph..... Newry Town
1991 Stephen McBride. Glenavon
1992 Martin Russell.. Portadown
1993 Paul Byrne...... Bangor
1994 Glenn Ferguson.. Glenavon
1995 Glenn Dunlop.... Crusaders
Wednesday, 19 September 2007
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Glenn Dunlop of Crusaders was the last winner of this award and not Kevin Mckeown. The trophy resides in Crusaders trophy cabinet with Dunlop's name the last to be engraved on it.
- 24 October 2008 at 05:55
The last winner of the trophy was Glenn Dunlop of Crusaders and not Kevin Mckeown. The trophy resides in Crusaders trophy cabinet with Dunlop's name as he last one engraved.
- 24 October 2008 at 05:57
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Posted by Patty on June 30, 2001
In Reply to: Take a bath posted by R. Berg on June 30, 2001
: : : The phrase "we really took a bath on that" seems pretty strange to me. It means we lost out, or came out with the short end of the deal. But why is it said the way it is?
: : : mortimer
: : It's just a theory, but one of our culture's deepest fears is of The Flood. You find flood mythology in almost every human culture: we are helpless against the deluge. You might get rained on if you lose... but if you're devastated, you really take a bath.
: The Dictionary of American Slang defines "take a bath" as "to go into bankruptcy" without saying anything about origins. The phrase has been used for financial losses short of bankruptcy for a long time, although the dict. doesn't say so.
What about the phrase "I got soaked", meaning charged too much? Or maybe it can mean "I got cheated" and paid too much? But I don't know where this metaphor (soaked) came from. - Patty


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GameStop's Black Friday 2013 Deals Confirmed
GameStop has confirmed some of its Black Friday 2013 deals, ensuring that the gaming masses will have something to look forward to once they've gotten their fill of turkey.
A press release from GameStop invites players to "PowerUp" their holidays with the many deals being offered on Black Friday. Unlike many brick-and-mortar shops, GameStop will not be open on Thanksgiving and will instead start their sales on midnight on Black Friday.
Jason Cochran, vice president of Store Operations and Strategic Initiatives for GameStop said, "Out of respect for our store associates and their families, GameStop made the business decision to not open our more than 4,200 U.S. retail stores on Thanksgiving. We will be opening the majority of our stores at midnight to offer customers our Black Friday promotions."
But once the doors to the stores do open, you can expect tons of deals. Here are some of the notable deals that were mentioned in the release:
- Xbox360 250GB bundle including Halo 4 and Tomb Raider only $199 (Friday only)
- PS3 250GB bundle including The Last of Us and Batman: Arkham Origins only $199 (Friday only)
- Battlefield 4 for only $24.99 (Friday only)
- Just Dance 4 for only $14.99 (Friday only)
- Sophix 7" tablet only $69.98 (Friday only)
- Buy two pre-owned items get one free (includes games, accessories, systems and electronics)
- Pre-Owned Xbox 360+20GB Hard Drive and Extra Wireless Controller for $99.99


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Mobile Phones
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Mobile Phones Buying Guide
In this day and age, Mobile Phones are as much a part ...
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Mobile Phones Buying Guide
In this day and age, Mobile Phones are as much a part of us as our everyday clothes are. They go in our pockets or on our belts the minute we get dressed and come off when it's time to sleep at the end of our day. These phones provide not only the typical phone calling and text messaging that they are most known for, but the advancement of "smart phones" introduced the ability to bring email and internet with us as well. When you're carrying the world in your pocket, it's a good idea to have a generalized understanding of what you're after before you even enter a mobile phone store. This also includes what service provider you may want to go with and what styles of phones interest you the most.
Provider Types
I'm going to touch briefly on mobile phone providers here just because they play a really big link in the kind of phone you have to get.
There's two main mobile phone network styles used today; GSM and CDMA. GSM networks use a small SIM (subscriber identity module) card that goes into the back of your phone. This card, or more so, chip, is your link to their network with your phone. When you buy a mobile phone from a mobile phone provider's store, it will typically be locked to allow only their SIM cards in it. The advantage with this style of phone is that you can also buy unlocked phones or unlock your current phone so that you can use any mobile phone provider's SIM card in it. This gives you network freedom and allows you to use phones with your carrier that they may not sell themselves. However, if you aren't a North American citizen then you may have to look into your country's laws regarding this because some countries prohibit the unlocking of Mobile Phones.
The second network style is CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access). This style of network does not require a SIM card to access it because the information that a SIM card would contain is essentially programed right into the phone. For this reason you can't just buy any CDMA phone to use with your provider, it must be one of the phones branded to their network so they can program your information into it. That is why you are best buying only from your provider or a safe classifieds website when looking for a CDMA style of phone.
If you're the kind of person who has needs that can only be met by a certain network style, then make sure you research some cell providers ahead of time to find out which providers use which network style in your country.
Phone Design
Traditional "candy bar" style? Slider phone? Flip phone? Double-flip phone? Camera phone? All are many questions you may get asked when you tell a salesman that you'd like to buy a mobile phone today. This part, however, will really depend on your personal desires with the phone. Having a better understanding of all the different design technologies will only be able to help you with the decision making process.
Traditional style, or "candy bar" phones are just that, a standard phone with no special design twists or anything. These are the straight phones with a screen and buttons right below it. Flip and slide phones aren't for everyone so a lot of companies are still making phones in this style, especially smart phone manufacturers because almost all those phones are of this design type. These phones are sometimes a bit bulky and long in the pockets, but there are plenty of holsters available to take care of that. A lot of phone manufacturers are also starting to make "candy bar" phone models that have an emphasis on an ultra-thin design which is obviously a lot more pocket friendly. Other than the larger size downside to these phones, the other major downside is that the screen and keys are all left unprotected and very volatile to scratches or accidental button pushes if the phone isn't locked.
Flip phones are still one of the more popular designs on the market because of the small footprint they have when folded up (and of course some of the cool designs manufacturers are starting to release with these phones). Flip phones used to be known for being a bit bulky when folded but most phones made in the past few years are now substantially thinner in this regard. Double-flip phones are a newer style of phone that introduce a couple ways to be opened. You can flip them up like you would with standard flip phones when you want to make a call but they also flip on the other axis as well. When opened this second way they commonly operate the screen in a landscape mode while allowing a QWERTY keyboard between the number keys to be used for text. Alongside the small size and flashy looks of flip phones, they also bring along protection from the keys being bumped and pressed when they are closed, and protection from the screen being scratched as well. With the traditional "candy bar" style of phone, users generally have to enable a keypad lock before sticking it in their pocket or in a holster to prevent unwanted key presses.
Slide phones are the newest of the three major mobile phone designs. These phones look very similar to a flip phone but instead of flipping open, the top panel slides back revealing a keypad on the bottom panel underneath it. These phones are great for keeping the keys protected while still leaving the screen open to view new text messages, alerts and other visual information. Since the entire top panel of these phones is usually dedicated to the screen with only a couple small buttons below it, slide phones generally have very large displays on them. These are great for viewing pictures, video and even steaming TV if you have a plan that includes that. Although most slide phones slide out in the method described above, there are some smart phones with sliding abilities that slide the other way. For these phones, you would hold them sideways and slide out a full QWERTY keyboard the long way. When slid out, the screen re-orients itself so you can hold and operate it the long way which is nice for the emailing abilities of these phones.
Camera Phone
Camera options are available on all three of the above mentioned mobile phone types. The abilities of the camera itself however, will vary by phone. Some phones have a simple low mega pixel camera for quick and decent snapshots while others may have cameras that can rival a lower end digital camera for quality. You'll also want to look if the camera phone you're after has a flash or not. Although these flashes generally aren't anything to write home about, they can greatly aid in getting decent pictures in low-light situations. If the camera phone you're after does not have a flash then you will be slightly more limited in where the camera can be used. Alongside the picture camera abilities of these phones, you will also find many models that offer a video camera ability as well. If you're going to get into using your phone's camera feature alot then make sure you can expand the memory on the phone because pictures and videos can use up a phone's internal memory very quickly.
Smart Phone
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