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06/27/2013 8:02am
One group has planned an open carry 5k race to
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Plural marriage supporters find hope in this week's court rulings
06/27/2013 8:24am
Supporters of plural marriage say they've been paying very close attention to Wednesday's Supreme Court rulings over same-sex marriage. They believe the decisions may have opened the door for their cause.
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06/27/2013 8:35am
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counties for a series of cabin burglaries. The survivalist better known
as the "Mountain Man" can now add a sixth county to the list.
2 unique statues stolen from Utah Opera
06/27/2013 2:07pm
Since 2002, a unique and tragic scene was frozen in bronze in front of
the Utah Opera's production studios — Orpheus looking back at
his beloved Eurydice, only to lose her the moment he sees her.
Accused child rapist turns self in to Salt Lake police
06/27/2013 2:26pm
A man charged with raping a 13-year-old child turned himself in to Salt Lake police on Thursday.
Fire destroys 3 vacant homes in downtown Salt Lake
06/27/2013 5:51pm
A triple house fire in downtown Salt Lake City Thursday caused quite a spectacle and left a lot of damage behind.
Same-sex marriage advocates make 5-year prediction
06/27/2013 6:40pm
National leader comes to Utah to rally same sex marriage supporters a day after Supreme Court's rulings on the Defense of Marriage Act and Proposition 8.
Man arrested, accused of ramming stepfather with car
06/27/2013 7:16pm
A Taylorsville man accused of ramming his stepfather with a car, pinning him between two vehicles and critically injuring him was arrested Thursday afternoon.
West Point teen charged with murdering 2 younger brothers
06/27/2013 7:19pm
A 15-year-old accused of killing his two younger brothers was charged Thursday in juvenile court with two counts of murder.
'Shakespeare is for everybody,' actor says of Cedar City festival
06/27/2013 7:21pm
While Utahns are planning their summer
vacations, the Utah Shakespearean Festival
organizers hope to be on the list of travel
Active Utahns reminded to stay hydrated in hot weather
06/27/2013 7:28pm
Nationwide over 1,000 people die each year as
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South Jordan man killed, pilot injured in Utah County plane crash
06/27/2013 7:34pm
A plane crashed near Birdseye, Utah County,
Thursday morning, killing one person and critically injuring another.
SLCPD: Video recorded by body cameras could be stored for a year
06/27/2013 7:59pm
Police are eyeing plans to live stream footage
from body cameras worn by officers. The video
could be stored for a year, and civil rights
lawyers say that's too long.
Gang member arrested in Midvale drive-by shooting
06/27/2013 8:20pm
A known gang member wanted in connection with a drive-by shooting earlier this week was arrested Wednesday night.
Sequential traffic accidents kill 16-year-old, injure 2 others
06/27/2013 8:33pm
Two traffic accidents on I-15 in Davis County killed a 16-year-old and injured two others Thursday afternoon and forced the closure of the freeway for a time.
Editorial cartoonists travel to SLC for convention, auction
06/27/2013 8:51pm
The folks who take jabs at politicians and hot-button issues with their drawings are in town this week for the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists convention.
Sandy man charged with claiming $1.5 million in false tax refunds
06/27/2013 9:22pm
A Sandy man has been accused of making fraudulent claims on his federal tax returns, claiming he was owed upward of $1.5 million in refunds.
Tips for making better food choices
06/27/2013 10:01pm
It may be a cliche phrase, but health experts say it's true — you are what you eat.
Nephi family shares struggle with mental illness, offers hope
06/27/2013 10:41pm
A Nephi family has become involved with the
National Alliance on Mental Illness and share
the story of their daughter to give hope to
others coping with mental illness.
Center researches safety hazards in Utah work environments
06/27/2013 10:43pm
Many people don't think about work safety unless they have a physical or potentially hazardous job, but a nationally acclaimed research center at the University of Utah is working to protect workers statewide.
New Social Security phone scam spreading across Utah
06/27/2013 11:05pm
Police are warning Utahns of a new social
security phone scam spreading across the
Teenage boy accidentally shoots sister, police say
06/27/2013 11:16pm
A 13-year-old girl remains in stable condition after her older brother accidentally shot her in their home with a handgun.


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The Esperanza's recent tour of Hong Kong saw visits by the city's newest generation of ocean defenders! Kids and parents alike boarded the iconic Greenpeace ship to learn about the dangers of overfishing and what they can do to help conserve ocean life. Only by caring about our underwater friends now, can our children and children of the future hope to likewise enjoy the incredibly diversity of the sea.
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'What camera should I buy?' That's a question we get asked a lot here at dpreview, and it's a tough one to answer. We use a lot of cameras, from simple point-and-shoot models to professional workhorses, and everything in-between. We review as many of the interesting models as we can, but we can't cover everything, and our reviews are spread out across the year, which can make it hard for you to make buying decisions.
In this short article, we've selected five of what we think are the best zoom compacts on the market right now, spanning the market from point-and-shoots to Raw-capturing high-end cameras. By 'zoom compact camera', we mean cameras with non-interchangeable zoom lenses, regardless of size. Of our top 5 selection we've summarized their major strengths, with links to previously-published content, including samples galleries. Here are the cameras we've selected (in alphabetical order). You can click to go directly to the camera you want to read about or just start at the top:
- Canon PowerShot G15
- Olympus XZ-2
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
- Panasonic Lumix-DMC-ZS20
- Sony Cyber-shot RX100
Canon PowerShot G15
$499 / £499
Canon's PowerShot G-series is one of the most iconic lines of digital compact cameras, with the original G1 having debuted back in September 2000. The latest model, the G15, features a 28-140mm zoom with a fast maximum aperture of F1.8-2.8 mated with a Canon-made 12.1MP 1/1.7"-type CMOS sensor. The G15 features an ISO range of 80 to 12,800 and full HD movie recording at a frame-rate of 24 fps, with stereo sound from the built-in microphones.
Canon PowerShot G15 key features
- 12 megapixel 1/1.7" CMOS sensor (7.4 x 5.6mm)
- 28-140mm (equivalent) F1.8-2.8 lens with 4-stop 'Intelligent IS'
- 3 in, 920k dot PureColor II G screen
- Raw + Raw+JPEG capture
- 1080p video recording
- Optical viewfinder
In our testing, we found that the G15's long but impressively bright lens is a real selling point compared to both its predecessor, and indeed most of its competitors. Having a maximum aperture of F1.8-2.8 combined with a useful 28-140mm (equivalent) zoom means that you've got a lot more flexibility in poor light, allowing you to set either a lower ISO sensitivity for cleaner images, or a faster shutter speed to avoid camera-shake or blurring due to subject movement.
In other respects, the G15 is a very solid performer, firmly in the G-Series tradition. This latest model is fast and responsive in use, offers about as much direct manual control as you could hope for, but isn't as bulky as previous G-series compacts. This is partly due to Canon's decision to go with a fixed LCD screen on the rear of the camera, rather than an articulated model. This makes the G15 less flexible when shooting from awkward angles, and when shooting movies, but the increased portability compared to earlier models, and competitors such as Nikon's Coolpix P7700 is very welcome.
As far as image quality is concerned, the G15 doesn't disappoint. Detail capture is high at the low end of its ISO sensitivity scale, and its 28-140mm lens is excellent, aided by a very effective image stabilization system that we've found can deliver sharp images at shutter speeds as low as 1/15sec at full zoom. The G15 gets noisier at its higher ISO settings but even at ISO 3200 and 6400, image quality is good enough for small prints or web use, and for critical use, shooting in Raw mode will allow you to get the most out of the camera. All in all, the G15 is a great performer and a pleasure to use. The G15 is highly recommended for anyone that needs a general-purpose compact with lots of manual control that can deliver great quality images.
What we like: Excellent 'hands-on' ergonomics in a small, relatively portable body, optical viewfinder can be handy on occasion, very nice image quality, good, responsive operation.
What we don't like: We miss the G12's articulated screen, and the lack of any meaningful manual control in video mode will frustrate budding filmmakers.
- Canon PowerShot G15 Full Review
- Canon PowerShot G15 Samples Gallery
- Canon PowerShot G15 in our product database (full specs, user reviews and much more)
Olympus XZ-2
$599 / £423
The Olympus XZ-2 is the successor to 2011's XZ-1 and offers a lot of improvements. The XZ-2 incorporates a more modern 12MP CMOS sensor, a screw-in hand grip, tilting touch-screen and a two-mode control dial around the lens. Although the XZ-2 features the same lens as its predecessor, the 28-112mm equivalent range is useful and the F1.8-2.5 maximum aperture is still impressively fast, promising greater versatility in marginal light than some of is competitors.
Olympus XZ-2 key features
- 12.1 megapixel 1/1.7" BSI CMOS sensor (7.4 x 5.6mm)
- 4x 28-112mm (equivalent) F1.8-2.5 lens
- 3.0 in, 920k dot LCD screen
- JPEG, Raw, Raw+JPEG capture
- 1080p video recording
- Customizable stepped/stepless front control dial
What we like: Fast lens, proven 12MP CMOS sensor, excellent ergonomics including extensive customization, good image quality (on initial assessment).
What we don't like: It's too early to make a definitive judgement, but the XZ-2's lens range isn't as wide as some of its competitors, and it's a little pricey.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
$549 / £439
The 12MP Lumix DMC-FZ200 is Panasonic's flagship super-zoom compact digital camera and features a lens with an F2.8 maximum aperture across its entire zoom range of 25-600mm (equivalent). Last year's DMC-FZ150 (which we liked a lot) had an F2.8 - F5.2 lens, so the lens on the FZ200 is a huge improvement, and the extra brightness should make a real difference at long focal lengths and/or in poor light, allowing you to shoot at lower, less noisy ISO settings.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 key features
- 12.1 megapixel High Sensitivity MOS sensor
- 24x 25-600mm (equivalent) lens with F2.8 across the zoom range
- 0.2 in EVF (Electronic View Finder) with 1,312k dot equivalent resolution
- 3.0 in, free-angle 460k dot LCD screen
- RAW and RAW+JPEG data recording option
- High Speed Video at 120 fps (HD) or 240 fps (VGA)
- 1080 60p video recording in AVCHD or MP4 formats
- 12 fps continuous shooting
Its constant F2.8 aperture makes the FZ200 stand out in its class, especially when it comes to versatility in poor light, or when shooting at the long end of the zoom. That large aperture allows it to offer faster shutter speeds at the same ISO settings as its peers, or use lower sensitivities at the same shutter speeds as the competition. In our testing, we found that in everyday outdoor shooting, the extra brightness of its lens meant that we rarely needed to select the FZ200's highest ISO sensitivity settings.
This is good news because although the FZ200's image quality is very good at the low end of its ISO sensitivity scale, things get pretty nasty above ISO 1600, as noise really kicks in and the camera's noise-reduction system smears away fine detail more than we'd like. As always though, if you stick to small prints or web display, these issues are much less noticeable. If you're critically-inclined, the FZ200 offers a Raw capture mode - still relatively unusual for this class. Shooting in Raw can make a lot of difference and careful processing will reward you with excellent image quality, particularly between ISO 100-400.
As well as offering impressive brightness, the FZ200's 25-600mm lens also offers very good sharpness. Considering the large maximum aperture and ambitious zoom range, we had no complaints about the FZ200's lens for everyday use. There are cameras out there with longer lenses (Nikon's Coolpix P510 is great value, also offers very good image quality and boasts an extraordinary maximum telephoto setting of 1000mm equivalent) but in terms of its feature set, versatility and overall performance, the FZ200 is one of the best super-zooms we've ever used, and highly recommended for anyone that needs the ultimate in flexibility - especially when traveling.
What we like: Fast, high-quality F2.8 lens, well thought-out ergonomics for still and video shooting, effective image stabilization, good image quality in JPEG mode and the option to shoot Raw for best results.
What we don't like: Image quality drops above ISO 800 in both JPEG and Raw, and ISO 6400 is unusable for all but the least demanding output, some operations can be a little 'laggy', no automatic LCD/EVF switch.
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 Full Review
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 Samples Gallery
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 in our product database (full specs, user reviews and much more)
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 / TZ30
$249 / £229
Panasonic was the manufacturer that defined what we now call the 'travel zoom' segment of the compact camera market, and its latest flagship model, the ZS20 (TZ30 in some markets) is the most advanced yet. The ZS20 offers a 20x zoom lens, covering the equivalent of 24-480mm, built-in GPS and a new 14MP MOS sensor that allows for features like high-speed 10fps burst shooting and 1080p60 video recording.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 / TZ30 key features
- 14.1 megapixel MOS sensor
- 20x 24-480mm (equivalent) F3.3-6.4 lens
- 3 in 460k dot LCD screen
- 1080 60p video recording in AVCHD or MP4 formats
- 10 fps continuous shooting (for burst of 10 images)
- Built-in GPS
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 packs in some great features, foremost among which is undoubtedly its 24-480mm (equivalent) zoom lens, which is Panasonic's most ambitious lens yet in the ZS/TZ series. For traveling or just everyday point-and-shoot photography, the ZS20 is hard to beat in terms of sheer versatility. If you're shooting a wedding, we wouldn't recommend relying on the ZS20 as your only camera, but for grab shots, the ability to quickly re-frame from 24mm to 480mm is extremely useful, especially in a camera that can slip into your jacket or pants pocket.
The ZS20 is a slim travel-zoom camera which features a 24-480mm (equivalent) zoom lens and built-in GPS. | On the back you'll find a 3 inch LCD display with 460,000 dots and a small cluster of buttons. |
When we used the ZS20 we were impressed by its adaptability, but also by the effectiveness of features like its built-in GPS. While most GPS-equipped cameras just log your location, Panasonic also offers a built-in database of a million landmarks, plus maps of ninety countries. It can even show you where you are on the map, though they're not nearly detailed enough for navigation. If you don't need GPS though, you should turn it off - it will reduce battery life. The ZS20 is also capable of recording excellent video footage, up to 1080/60p, which is still relatively unusual in cameras in this class, although in video mode, the ZS20 is effectively a point-and-shoot camera.
Speaking of which, we like Panasonic's iAuto mode a lot. If you have no idea how to operate a camera, just set the mode dial to iA mode, and the camera will do the rest. The ZS20 has a limited set of manual exposure controls as well, but lacks the option to shoot in Raw mode, bracket white balance or focus manually.
The main strengths of the ZS20 then are its versatility and ease of use. Image quality is decent, but not outstanding. If you'd prefer better images, with fewer bells and whistles, the ZS20's 'younger brother' the ZS15, is worth a look.
What we like: Great zoom range, responsive operation, excellent iAuto mode gets the most out of point-and-shoot photography, useful 10fps burst mode, very good built-in GPS.
What we don't like: Average image quality, limited manual control, relatively low-resolution LCD screen (by the standards of the best of its competitors).
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 Full Review
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 Samples Gallery
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 in our product database (full specs, user reviews and much more)
Sony Cyber-shot RX100
$649 / £443
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 is an enthusiast compact camera based around a large 1" 20 MP CMOS sensor, paired with a Zeiss-branded 28-100mm equivalent F1.8-4.9 stabilized lens. The rest of its specification is pretty impressive too - a 1.2 million dot 3.0" LCD (VGA resolution but using Sony's WhiteMagic technology to offer greater brightness or improved battery life), and 1080p60 video capture or 1080i with the ability to shoot 17MP stills without interrupting movie recording. All of this in a body of roughly equivalent size to more conventional compact cameras with much smaller sensors.
Sony Cyber-shot RX100 key features:
- 20.9 MP 1" Exmor CMOS sensor (13.2 x 8.8mm)
- 28-100mm (equiv), F1.8-4.9 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens with Steady-Shot image stabilization
- 3" 1.2M dot 'WhiteMagic' LCD screen
- ISO 125-6400 (ISO 80 and 100 expansion, up to 25,600 using multi-frame noise-reduction)
- JPEG, Raw, Raw+JPEG capture
- 1080p60 video, (AVCHD) with MP4 option (50p in PAL regions)
- 10 fps continuous shooting in 'Speed Priority' mode
The RX100 is a very impressive compact camera, partly just because of the amount of technology that Sony has squeezed into it. The RX100's sensor has twice the surface area of the 2/3" EXR sensor inside the Fujifilm X10, and around three times the surface area of the 1/1.7" sensors in most other high-end compacts. The RX100 offers excellent image quality which is a step above its compact competitors in most situations, from bright sunlight to the subdued environment of a bar or concert venue. The only camera which really tops it in terms of critical image quality is Canon's PowerShot G1 X with its even-larger 1.5" sensor, but the bulky, more expensive Canon is also slower, and in some respects less pleasant to use.
As well as solid image quality for still photographs, the RX100's video specification is very impressive, and its performance is excellent. 1080/60p video recording is still pretty unusual in compact cameras and resolution is very high, and footage very smooth. Unlike some of its competitors, the RX100 also offers a useful amount of manual control in video mode.
On the whole, the RX100 is a pleasure to use, too, thanks to its generous external controls and customizable Fn menu, which provides quick access to up to seven shooting parameters. Its front control dial is unusual - it moves smoothly, making it ideal for zooming or manual focus (but much less fun if you want to use it for setting discrete exposure parameters like aperture, shutter speed or exposure compensation).
The RX100 isn't perfect, but we're impressed by it not only as a feat of engineering, but also by its overall performance. The larger sensor really does make a difference, placing this camera at the top of the class when it comes to image quality, and making it worth the price premium compared to some of its competitors.
What we like: Excellent image quality, small, portable body, good, fast lens (at the wide end), excellent video specification and performance.
What we don't like: USB charging, front control dial isn't great for setting discrete exposure parameters, flash exposures aren't completely reliable, image on rear LCD can be hard to see in bright light, lag when magnifying images in playback mode is frustrating.


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text: By Mike Gustafson//Correspondent The AT&T Winter Nationals taking place down in Austin, Texas were a breath of fresh air for the championship-deprived masses. American records broken. Meet records smashed. Age group records falling everywhere. And – hooray! – swimming came back on NBC, with a nice Rowdy-commentated hour on Sunday afternoon. (I'd watch Rowdy over the NFL any day of the week.) With the Short Course World Championships on the horizon, this meet was the perfect mid-season kick-off for what should be a thrilling, exciting, edge-of-your-seat Olympiad. Here are 5 Things We Learned from the AT&T Winter Nationals: 5. Katie Ledecky Continues Her London Olympics Momentum You have better odds winning the Powerball than beating Katie Ledecky in the 1650 for the next decade. I know, people said this about Katie Hoff back in 2008, too. The difference, Katie Ledecky has proven herself already in the Olympics. At just 15-years-old, Ledecky, winner of two Golden Goggles this fall, has the mental fortitude. Her winning time (15:28) in the 1650 was 10 seconds faster than last year's NCAA Championship winning time, and Ledecky is only a sophomore in high school. She took down Olympic silver medalist Haley Anderson en route to also demolishing her own National Age Group record in the event. Her time in the 500 freestyle last weekend would have placed 2nd at last year's NCAA Championships, too. Swim fans everywhere were abuzz after Ledecky's performances this weekend. We only can wonder how fast she'll go this year. 4. Ricky Berens Is Not Retired! After the Olympics concluded, there was talk that Ricky Berens might hang up his suit, initiated by Ricky himself. Put those fears to rest. Berens competed at his alma mater's pool this weekend, and he swam some incredible performances, including the 200 freestyle. There, he used some epic underwater dolphin kicks and lightning-fast flip turns to surge ahead of Ryan Lochte and company. He swam a blistering 1:31 – a new best time for Berens. Best times deserve to be celebrated, and frankly, as a Ricky Berens fan myself, I'm glad he's still in the pool competing as fast as ever. 3. Kevin Cordes Smashes Two American Records, Becomes New Brendan Hansen? Remember the name Kevin Cordes, if you don't know it already. The Arizona breaststroker broke two American breaststroke records this past weekend, in the 100 and 200 events, respectively (51.10 and 1:50.73). He even took down former American record-holder Mike Alexandrov to do it. Cordes is an amazing talent. It's ironic that in a pool where we once saw Brendan Hansen compete, now we have someone who could possibly take over the reigns in Cordes. Fantastic meet for the 19-year-old superstar in the making. Let's hope these swims will translate well to the long course season next summer. Team USA will need him. 3B. Ryan Murphy = A Superstar on the Rise. When a 17-year-old swimmer goes a 1:38 in the 200 backstroke, all you can do is gasp, and say, "Wow." Bolles' Ryan Murphy is just incredible. He's not even in college yet. There was a moment when he was swimming where I thought, "This guy is conjuring the Ghost of Peirsol Past." That's how good he could be – he could be the next Great American Backstroker. The sky's the limit for this swimmer, and it's fair time now we also acknowledge his coach at Bolles, Sergio Lopez. Lopez had an incredible fall coaching the Bolles swim team, breaking numerous National High School records, including guiding Murphy to setting a number of them. The success only continues down in Jacksonville, where the Genius of Jacksonville – Lopez – will only continue to guide Murphy to what could be a very special spring/summer season. Kudos to Murphy (also a Cal commit) and Lopez for their outstanding work at Bolles. 2. Is There Anything Missy Franklin Can't Do? Happy swimmers are fast swimmers. Just look at Missy Franklin. The high school senior (who also just announced she would compete this high school season) has been riding a wave of momentum since London. It isn't about to stop now. She just missed an American record in the 200 backstroke by two one-hundredths of a second, a record that is held by future Cal teammate Liz Pelton. By the end of the weekend, Missy won the female high point award. Missy's on fire. She smiles in every interview. She dances on the pool decks. She seems like she's having a great time. There's definitely no senioritis when it comes to her swimming this year. My guess is, we'll see some American records fall very soon…. Sidenote: I'd pay money to watch Cal backstroke practices next year. Missy Franklin vs. Liz Pelton vs. Rachel Bootsma vs. Cindy Tran? Are you kidding me? 1. Matt Grevers Shatters the 100 Back American Record. Heading into this meet, I picked the men's 100 backstroke as my "Can't Miss Race." I guessed Matt Grevers would win, since he's obviously the Olympic gold medalist, but I didn't figure he would absolutely crush the field en route to setting a new American record. Incredible. Grevers swam a blistering 44.55. This, coming off a fantastic 50/100 freestyle performance as well. (Though it's too bad Nathan Adrian injured his hand prior to the 50 freestyle final, as I would have loved to see these former Olympic roommates battle in the splash-and-dash event. Grevers ultimately won in an 18.88, but Adrian swam slightly faster that morning pre-injury, 18.82.) Simply put: Matt Grevers is having a great 2012. He found a fiancé. He won an Olympic gold medal. Now he broke a short-course American record, one that was held previously by Ryan Lochte. Nice work this year, Matt. Also, after Grevers' American record, two things occurred to me: 1.) When Grevers accepted his Olympic gold medal in London, the BBC commentator on the Olympics webcast suggested that Grevers should perhaps retire, as this could be the climax of his career. Nope. Wrong. This Winter Nationals suggests that much more will be accomplished. 2.) In Grevers' NBC interview broadcast on Sunday afternoon, Grevers said, commenting about short course yards, "The flags are really short." Uhhh… are they short? Or are you just really, really, ridiculously tall? Only kidding, Matt. Fantastic meet. And here's to looking forward to the upcoming Short Course World Championships, beginning December 12-16. Stay tuned for previews, predictions, and more content here on USASwimming.org.


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Television and video
"It would be a crime not to use television to spread the word of God. - Archpriest Dimitriy Sarnov, "Russian Orthodox Church goes on TV" (More details at "Orthodox Believers Get Own Channel")
- The Glory of High Decani - Among the video presentations of life in Kosovo and Metohija, this video on the recent experience of the monks of the "High Decani" monastery is particularly recommended (it's the third from top).
- Aghapy TV - The First Coptic Orthodox Satellite TV Channel
- Holy Pimoly (Cartoon - Coptic)
- Coptic Media Productions
Radio and podcasts
Internet Radio
- Ancient Faith Radio, 24-hour Orthodox radio station providing Internet-based Orthodox programming
- Icon New Media Network - The Icon New Media Network where Orthodox Christianity is the future of American spirituality.
- INBN.net - The Incarnation Broadcasting Network offers 24-hour Orthodox radio broadcasting on the internet.
- Orthodoxiya Radio (Listen direct): Arabic Eastern Orthodox Radio.
- Sion Radio (Live stream) Bulgarian Orthodox radio
- Ecclesia Radio (Greek)
- Radio Martyria (Crete)
- Radio Svetigora (Serbian)
- Radio Iveria (Georgian)
- Radio Trinitas< (Romanian)
- Radio Lumina (Romanian)
- Radio Reintregirea(Romanian)
- The Ark (from OCN)
- The Rudder (from OCN)
Individual shows
- Christ in the Mountains (weblog and podcast) from a priest in Charleston, West Virginia.
- Holy Cross Church in Linthicum, MD hosts numerous audio files available for download.
- Facing East, two Orthodox priests in central Massachusetts chatting
- Generation Orthodox, Hosted by Jacob Lee, Show Targets People interested in Orthodoxy under the age of 40
- Get Wisdom! is a weekly Bible study program for Orthodox Christian teens. In addition to the weekly podcast, which is also streamed weekends on The Ark, the program offers free downloadable study guides for individual and group study.
- Homilies of a Russian Orthodox Priest on the Sunday Gospels and other scriptural topics, from St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Dallas Texas
- Orthodox Word Podcast - A source for the daily scriptural readings of the Orthodox Church. Each daily podcast also includes the hymns and readings from the Synaxarion for the Saints or Feast Day.
- Our Life in Christ is an internet radio show based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Originally, they were doing live radio broadcasts on 1360 AM (KPXQ), a Protestant radio station of the Salem Network. Through this ministry they began to offer Orthodox apologetics to Protestants.
- Saint Catherine Greek Orthodox Church, in Greenwood Village, Colorado, records all the sermons, educational lectures, retreats and special events and puts them in a podcast for listeners. Indvidual records are also available for download.
- Shepherd of Souls An insightful look at spiritual themes from an Eastern Christian perspective by Fr. Peter Preble
- St Nikolaj's Prologue, a daily Serbian podcast of the Lives of the Saints, as written by St Nikolaj of Ochrid and Zica
- St Nikolaj's Missionary Letters, by St Nikolaj of Ochrid and Zica, on many topics. In Serbian.
- The Man In Black, with Father Andrew Welzig, Show features, conversations with an Orthodox Priest and different individuals.
- Welcome Home, an Orthodox radio program by the Archdiocese of Canada of the Orthodox Church in America
Lectures and Audio Books
The following podcasts discuss topics common to Orthodox and other eastern forms of Christianity.
- The Christian Message From Moscow by the Voice of Russia radio network - Produces "The Christian Message from Moscow" in English. Learn about Russian Orthodox Christians, their rich history, music, composers, performers, writers, sermons, and Saints' lives and works.
- psalmcast - A Presbyterian ministry which presents a musical rendition of a Psalm each day. They often feature music from Orthodox traditions. (Available through iTunes 4.9+.)
- Theosis: A Journey from Lent to Pentecost. This podcast series is designed to help promote a deeper appreciation for Lenten and Eastern spirituality through the meditation on scripture and the writings of the Early Church Fathers.


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Money, sex, insider trading, prison time, emotional distress, prescription drugs and their (see title), doctor-patient relationships, ethics probes, murder. This new mystery-thriller from director Steven Soderbergh and screenwriter Scott Z. Burns, who collaborated on �Contagion� and �The Informant!,� has that and plenty more. It�s also their best work as a filmmaking team.
But I won�t reveal much else about the twisting and skittering plotlines. Or anything concerning who�s good, who�s bad, who�s lying, who�s not.�Side Effects� is one of those movies you really don�t want to know anything about, at least if you enjoy sometimes involuntarily yelling at the screen while watching.
It probably doesn�t matter if you do or don�t watch the preview trailer. Though it actually gives away some details, it does so in such a cleverly misleading manner, it can hardly ruin anything for you.
It opens in a blood-spattered apartment but quickly shoots back to �three months earlier� with no explanations (till much later). It�s then that we meet Martin (Channing Tatum), fresh out of jail after a four-year stint for insider trading. Waiting to take him home are his loving wife Emily (Rooney Mara) and stern mom (Ann Dowd). It�s time, he says, to get our lives together, to bring things back to normal.
Umm, no, that ain�t gonna happen.
He can�t land a job. Emily begins showing signs of the �hopelessness� that brought her to therapy back when Martin was locked up. A suicide attempt lands her in the hospital, where she becomes a patient of overly busy psychiatrist Jonathan Banks (Jude Law), who suggests and prescribes drugs that will make her �less sad.� He also contacts her previous psychiatrist, Victoria Siebert (Catherine Zeta-Jones), to get some insight on his new patient.
That�s about enough of the plot�s details. Let�s just say that things, to a degree you couldn�t possibly imagine, go terribly, astoundingly wrong, for many of the characters, and for innumerable reasons.
Someone, in the fine footsteps �Psycho,� doesn�t make it to the second half of the film. Someone becomes, in courtroom talk, a �victim of circumstance and biology.� Someone turns into the camera�s main subject in an ongoing close-up study of a troubled face. Something goes down that warrants intrusive coverage by �Good Morning America.�
As different characters� stories develop and intersect, multiple lives start falling apart. As new wonder drugs keep hitting the market, it�s hard to keep track of how many are mentioned and how they might help (or hurt).
It�s not rare for a film that intends to place its viewers on the edge of their seats to keep shooting off in unexpected directions. But so many films of that ilk go spinning out of control and confuse rather than grab hold of their audience. This one keeps people both off-guard and intrigued (and yelling). The story becomes incredibly complicated, but it�s all told with nothing less than the surest and steadiest of writing and directing hands, and is acted out by a cast that�s absolutely spot-on.
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* GUI : [[wxHaskell]] - A binding of wxWidgets (formerly known as wxWindows) in Haskell. Note: see also [[wxHaskell/Windows]] | * GUI : [[wxHaskell]] - A binding of wxWidgets (formerly known as wxWindows) in Haskell. Note: see also [[wxHaskell/Windows]] | ||
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* [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/Win32 Win32] - low levelish bindings to Windows API. Comes with GHC and non-minimal Hugs distribution. [https://github.com/haskell/win32 Win32 darcs repo] | * [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/Win32 Win32] - low levelish bindings to Windows API. Comes with GHC and non-minimal Hugs distribution. [https://github.com/haskell/win32 Win32 darcs repo] |
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1 Editors
- E-Text Editor (TextMate for Windows)
- TextPad
- Emacs, Vi(m), etc
- Leksah: Haskell IDE written in Haskell
- Eclipse
- Notepad++
- Sublime Text
- Programmer's Notepad
2 Compilers/interpreters
- The Haskell Platform is a combination of GHC and a set of blessed libraries
- WinHugs
- GHC: Special notes for Cygwin users - [1] [2]
- WinGhci, a GUI for GHCi (included in the Haskell Platform)
3 Tools for compilation
- As some of the packages contain Unix/Linux specific scripts/commands, you need MinGW and MSYS to simulate a Unix environment. In some cases you need Cygwin instead. If you use msysgit on Windows already, all you need to do is add MinGW to your path.
- If you need to link to C-software, define environment variable C_INCLUDE_PATH that lists the directories where the header files can be found, for example:
Set C_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\usr\local\include;C:\usr\local\include\SDL
- (It is advisable to use paths without spaces, because some scripts in the MinGW/MSYS environment have problems with spaces in paths.)
- For linking the libraries you need to define environment variable LIBRARY_PATH as well, listing the directories where .a and .lib files can be found. In case C++ software must be compiled, define CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH to list the directories with C++ header files.
- Packages are often delivered as a .tar or .tar.gz file, see How to unpack a tar file in windows
- To work with/produce DLL files with GHC < 7.0.1, you need dlltool.exe, from the mingw-binutils package and pexports.exe from the mingw-utils package. For more information see the dlltool manual and Stdcall and DLL tools of MSVC and MinGW
- If you have GHC >= 7.0.1, see Using shared libraries or Building and using Win32 DLLs
4 Libraries
- GUI : wxHaskell - A binding of wxWidgets (formerly known as wxWindows) in Haskell. Note: see also wxHaskell/Windows
- Win32 - low levelish bindings to Windows API. Comes with GHC and non-minimal Hugs distribution. Win32 darcs repo
- HDBC-ODBC under Windows for database access.
- winerror: Error handling for foreign calls to the Windows API
5 Special tips and tricks for Windows
- Terminal Win32/Building Haskeline/8.3 file issue (Haskell-cafe)
- Make sure your Haskell compiler (e.g. GHC) and tools are on your system path: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm
- GHCi: Using GHCi from a Win32 console is not everyones cup of tea. Using it from within shell mode in Emacs sucks a lot less - do 'M-x shell' in emacs, then type 'ghci'.
- GHCi on Cygwin: When running GHC under a Cygwin shell on Windows, Ctrl-C sometimes doesn't work. A workaround is to use the rlwrap program to invoke GHCi : In addition to proper Ctrl-C, you also get emacs (or vi) key bindings and command history across sessions, which saves you a load of typing.
- If a package depends (either directly or indirectly) on the
package, you cannot compile it on Windows.
- A simple way to see, if a package X depends on
, is giving the command:
cabal install X --dry-run
- This will list all packages that would be installed
- If you are missing or need to distribute libraries with an application, the correct place to put them is *NOT* in \WINDOWS\System32 as once was the practice in the early days of Windows. All sane applications/installers keep their own private dependencies in the application directory. E.g., if the user has chosen to install your application to C:\Program Files\Foo then it is best to install any DLLs in the same location.
- When compiling a program with GUI, use the compiler option -optl-mwindows to prevent a DOS-shell being displayed behind your GUI. (This passes the option -mwindows to the linker.)
- Source files from Unix(-like) systems have lines terminated with Line Feed only; if your favorite editor cannot handle this, you can convert the files to MS-DOS format with the
command (from the mingw-utils package). For more information, give command:unix2dos --help
- Note, that GHC can handle source files in Unix format.
- To convert a set of files to MS-DOS format (note: this might damage binary files):
C:\MSYS\1.0\bin\find . -type f -exec unix2dos {} ;
- Note: the
command included in MSYS is different from the MS-DOSfind
command, therefore, you need to specify the entire path to this command.
6 Binary downloads
6.1 Haskell
Below a list of binary packages for Windows. To be sure you get the last version of each, it is best to download the source from Hackage and compile (except for the Haskell Platform).
The Haskell Platform (HaskellWiki page), contains GHC and a set of libraries and tools; GHC 7.6.1 (HaskellWiki page); Darcs (HaskellWiki page); Drift (website) ; Haddock 0.7 (obsolete) (website) ; Happy 1.13 (obsolete) (website) ; HsColour 1.9 (website) ; WinHugs September 2006 (website) ; cURL 7.19.4 (website) ;
6.2 Development
CVS 1.11.22 (website) ; Python 2.4.3 (website) ; Scons (website) ; SVN 1.3.2 (website) ; TextPad (website)
7 Shipping Installable Applications
* bamse lets you build windows installers for your Haskell app (MSI). * Inno Setup is another tool to create windows installers.


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Global action star Liam Neeson stars in Non-Stop, a suspense thriller played out at 40,000 feet in the air. During a transatlantic flight from New York City to London, U.S. Air Marshal Bill Marks receives a series of cryptic text messages demanding that he instruct the airline to transfer $150 million into an off-shore account. Until he secures the money, a passenger on his flight will be killed every 20 minutes. The film reunites Neeson with Unknown director Jaume Collet-Serra and producer Joel Silver, and co-stars Golden Globe Award winner Julianne Moore.
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Thursday Shortbread The Starting Five X-bit labs: AMD to show the first Temash-based product prototypes in CES time frame and Toshiba reveals new-generation hard... Type: News story Tags: Shortbread |
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Humble Bundle goes pro, offers THQ games dirt-cheap We've covered Humble Indie Bundles in the past, but they're usually just that—bundles of indie games. This time, the same folks are offering something... Type: News story Tags: Gaming |
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Surface for Windows 8 Pro to cost $899—sans keyboard Remember when Microsoft said the Surface for Windows 8 Pro was going to be priced in the same ballpark as ultrabooks? Yeah, it wasn't... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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DigiTimes says Surface RT orders cut in half With only one month passing since Windows 8's launch, it's really too early to weigh in on whether the OS has been a success. ... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Operating systems |
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Report: Sharp seeking investment from Dell, Intel, and Qualcomm Electronics and display maker Sharp is in dire financial straits. Sales and profits have both declined, the company's stock has been downgraded to junk... Type: News story Tags: Displays |
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New IE ad pokes fun at the haters Let's face it: Internet Explorer has an image problem. For years, Microsoft's browser was synonymous with sub-par security, poor standards support, and sluggish performance. IE... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software |
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Dishonored selling well, will become a franchise I enjoyed Dishonored. I enjoyed it so much I wrote about it last month, but it never quite struck me as a potential best-seller.... Type: News story Tags: Gaming |
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AMD to sell, lease back Austin campus Officially, AMD is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. However, the bulk of the company's activities go down at its Austin, Texas and Markham, Ontario campuses. That... Type: News story Tags: CPUs Graphics |
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Windows 8 upgrade sales beating Win7 Despite reports that Windows 8's adoption is falling short of expectations, Microsoft says it's sold 40 million licenses for the new OS. There's... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems |
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AMD reportedly readying Radeon-branded SSDs AMD surprised everyone last year by getting into the memory business. Radeon-branded DRAM modules have been available online for a while now, and... Type: News story Tags: Storage |
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Corsair's Carbide Series 200R vs. Antec's Three Hundred Two We've compared the successor to Antec's famous Three Hundred enclosure to a new, similarly priced entrant, the Carbide Series 200R—Corsair's cheapest enclosure ever. The... Type: Feature article Tags: Cases |
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Enter here to win dual Radeon HD 7870s with Hitman and Far Cry 3 Ok, folks, here's stage two of our rolling Radeon giveaway. AMD has provided some loot for us to hand out to several lucky readers,... Type: News story Tags: Graphics The Tech Report |
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Latest GeForce drivers crank up Far Cry 3 performance Far Cry 3 is due out tomorrow in Europe and next Tuesday here in North America, and Nvidia has churned out a fresh driver update... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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Lenovo Yoga 11 goes up for sale at discounted price We told you all about Lenovo's Yoga 11 convertible Windows RT notebook... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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Wednesday Shortbread The Pick 6 The Motley Fool: Can ARM Holdings outperform Intel? VR-Zone: ARM - Possible beginning of the end for AMD? - Type: News story Tags: Shortbread |
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Cyril wrote a novel! Introducing 'Fluke: Langara's Prize' Over the years, we've worked hard here at TR to hire people who possess the... Type: News story Tags: Miscellaneous The Tech Report |
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Touchscreen rumored for new, Google-designed Chromebook Google is well-known for partnering with device makers to build Nexus-branded smartphones and tablets. It works with some of the same companies to produce... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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Aorus gives its GTX 1070 the triple-fan treatment | 1 |