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From Bridesmaid to the boys in blue: Kristen Wiig makes it official in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Kristen Wiig's character Annie fell for Chris O'Dowd's policeman in Bridesmaids but in her latest film, she actually plays a cop.
Wiig, who has just left Saturday Night Live after seven years, was in full regalia on the set today, which set off her brunette locks nicely.
Reversing roles: Kristem Wiig fell in love with a policeman in Bridesmaids but plays one in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
She's playing the role in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty opposite Ben Stiller.
He was spotted showing off his skateboarding skills on the set of the new movie in Manhattan, New York yesterday.
But while his death defying antics looked impressive, the excitement level was lowered when it became apparent he was in no danger of falling off due to safety wires.
Funny girl: Kristen will be good for a few laughs in this caper
Getting his skates on: Ben Stiller looked in a rush as he filmed The Secret Life of Walter Mitty in Manhattan yesterday
The 46-year-old was filming the comedy chase sequence for his forthcoming new film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
And he certainly reached the requisite level of geekiness to star in the film about a mild-mannered magazine photo editor who goes off in search of a negative.
For Tropic Thunder star Ben looked every inch the reluctant hero in a shirt, tie, trousers, smart shoes and cream-coloured jacket.
And for some reason he also had a large boys action man doll attached to his coat.
He's a living doll: It remains unclear why the comic had the toy attached to his jacket
Hey! Ben let out a yell after he was raised off the ground by the wires
Keep on runnin': Ben was soon back on the ground as he continued filming
His antics would certainly not pass muster with legendary actor Michael Crawford.
The multi-talented favourite regularly performed his own death defying stunts when he played idiotic Frank Spencer in classic 70s sitcom Some Mothers Do 'Ave Em.
But Ben certainly appeared to have had a good time on the set of the remake of the identically titled 1947 film, which was itself a loose adaption of the novel of the same name.
The There's Something About Mary favourite is also directing the comedy film, which is due to be released in 2013.
Strapping young lad: There was little chance of Ben suffering an injury thanks to his safety harness
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Shining as bright as its namesake, the Neon pothos is sure to light up your life. These guys are fantastically low maintenance and those iridescent leaves will add pizzazz to your plant collection. Although they enjoy bright, indirect light they will also tolerate lower light situations.
Not just a pretty face either, the Neon pothos is a gun air purifier. Let this vivacious vine hang down over a shelf and watch how quickly it will grow! Better yet it can be propagated easily by popping a cutting in a glass of water, it's the plant that keeps on giving.
Will thrive in bright indirect light but is low light tolerant.
Water once a week or so, making sure the first couple of inches of soil has dried out between waterings.
Fertilise every few months with a liquid organic fertiliser and keep white oil on hand to deal with any pesky pests.

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Your Commissary – It's Worth the Trip!
FORT LEE, Va., April 5, 2012 – More military members and their families are using their commissary benefit than any time since fiscal 1997 as they seek to counter the effects of rising prices on groceries and other household goods. The Defense Commissary Agency recorded more than 96 million transactions in fiscal 2011 – just one of many signs that the commissary benefit has continued to grow and evolve to meet the needs of its customers.
Because commissaries sell at cost and negotiate the best possible prices for the products they sell, commissary shoppers saved almost $2.8 billion on their purchases in fiscal 2011. And coupon-friendly policies allowed shoppers to earn more than $110 million in additional savings at the commissary, which has been consistently ranked in the top 10 for retailers that redeem the most coupons.
Commissaries achieved these savings for customers while still collecting a 5 percent surcharge on every commissary purchase, which is required by Congress to pay for building replacement stores, renovating and repairing existing stores, and purchasing equipment. In fiscal 2011, DeCA collected more than $300 million in surcharge funds; these funds helped support the opening of a new store at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base New Orleans and a large renovation project at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., among other initiatives.
On-site sales expand reach of benefit
DeCA brings "commissaries on wheels" to Guard and Reserve installations to expand the reach of the commissary benefit for geographically remote military families in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, American Samoa, Puerto Rico and Guam. These events, known as Guard and Reserve on-site sales, allow any authorized customer to enjoy the same level of savings available at the commissary. In fiscal 2011 alone, on-site events generated more than $7.8 million in sales, saving customers nearly $3.6 million.
DeCA also deployed technology to improve its customers' shopping experiences and achieve greater efficiencies. By the end of fiscal 2011, the agency had installed electronic shelf labels in 82 of its stores, with 98 still to go. These shelf labels allow commissaries to change thousands of prices wirelessly on a biweekly basis, freeing up employees for other tasks and virtually eliminating price discrepancies at the register. DeCA also added a reusable bag button to its self-checkout registers so customers could use reusable bags there without requiring cashier intervention.
Gift card program new in 2011
The agency deployed its new gift card program in 2011, selling more than 98,000 of the cards in the first 6 months. Cards are available in commissaries and online in $25 and $50 denominations, and can be used in any military commissary worldwide. Only authorized commissary customers may redeem the cards, but anyone is allowed to purchase them and give the gift of groceries to a military family.
Now that a new year has begun, DeCA is continuing to look for new ways to improve service to customers. Because 63 percent of commissary employees have either served in the military or are related to someone who has, they understand the needs of military shoppers and work every day to build a better benefit for them, said Joseph Jeu, DeCA director and CEO.
"Our customers have told us time and again that the commissary is their most important nonpay military benefit," Jeu said. "Supporting our military family is the primary motivation in everything we do."
About DeCA: The Defense Commissary Agency operates a worldwide chain of commissaries providing groceries to military personnel, retirees and their families in a safe and secure shopping environment. Commissaries provide a military benefit and make no profit on the sale of merchandise. Authorized patrons save thousands of dollars annually on their purchases compared to commercial prices when shopping regularly at a commissary. The discounted prices include a 5-percent surcharge, which covers the costs of building new commissaries and modernizing existing ones. A core military family support element, and a valued part of military pay and benefits, commissaries contribute to family readiness, enhance the quality of life for America's military and their families, and help recruit and retain the best and brightest men and women to serve their country.
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Like hidden treasures just waiting to be discovered. September, October and November perks in Bude are little known to those but locals. The autumn months are possibly the best months be in Bude. Here are six little gems revealing how man and nature conspire to bring you this breathtaking little place.
1. The sea water is at its warmest
It is a common misconception that the hotter the air is, the hotter the sea water will be. In actual fact, the sea takes a long time to heat up, and likewise, it takes quite some time to cool down again. So, throughout summer it only gets warmer and warmer, and the water temperature peaks in September. The air temperature is still usually nice and warm in to October too. This makes it a great time for swimming and surfing, SUP’ping and everything in between.
Surfing September in Widemouth Bay
2. Accommodation costs less
The wide range of accommodation in Bude really does provide something for everyone. From high-end hotels with jaw-dropping sea views to holiday cottages to cost effective lodgings to campsites to yurt villages, Bude and its surrounding areas have it all. Many places begin charging their off-season rates and so your accommodation costs less. This makes Autumn great value for money. Not only that, all of the best places won’t be fully booked. This means you have plenty of choice to find just the right accommodation for the whole family.
You could even stay at Atlantic House, one of the hotels featured on Channel 5 ‘The Hotel Inspector’
3. The surf is better
As a general rule of thumb in the UK, the waves are better through September, October and into the winter. This is because of the increased storm activity in the Atlantic sending better swells our way. These swells start gracing our shores and often the most memorable surfs happen at this time. Warm water with good waves in an emptier line-up, sounds perfect right? We love it.
4. It is quieter than peak season
Of course it is quieter than peak season, but there’s still a lot of summertime energy! In peak season, Bude is buzzing. The beaches get really busy and it looks as if the town sells more clotted cream and Cornish pasties than there are grains of sand on the beach. This is great for those looking for a lively summer holiday, but it might not appeal so much to those who like things to be quite quiet. That said, Bude never seems excessively busy and those looking for a quiet holiday in peak season just need to find out a little about the many serene spots around here. If that’s you, keep an eye out on our blog, you never know, we might give you some ideas about where to find them in the future.
After the summer things start to quieten down. The beaches become less packed, but they’re still lifeguarded until the end of October and full of energy. There are less people to share the waves with. You won’t find yourself queuing for lunch. You’ll be able to get a booking at your favourite restaurant at short notice. And best of all, you can catch a swim in the Sea Pool, just you and your family. Sounds perfect, right? Keep reading because it only gets better.
5. Big tides uncover shipwrecks and treasures
Big tides deliver huge tidal ranges, with tides as low as 0.4m. At some point soon we will probably do a short guide to tides for you, but for now all you need to know is that these are very low tides, and this means that much more beach will be exposed than usual. With such low tides there’s a chance of catching rarely seen shipwreck ruins. We all know that shipwrecks mean treasure! And if you don’t find any jewels, gold or silver, there’s always the treasure of seeing the beaches and rock formations below the cliffs in their unusually exposed splendour. These dates in September make a perfect time to go exploring. Take your camera and go wild.
It’s important to note that when the tides start coming up again and they move fast. Make sure you have somewhere very safe and easily accessible to get back too. Stick to the main beaches if you are not to sure. You can also ask the lifeguards on duty at the main beaches for information about the tides.
6. The Awesome Foursome Quadrathlon
Bude has been home to the high profile Awesome Foursome Quadrathlon every September since 2002. It’s an extreme multi-sport event for individuals, pairs and relay teams. The tough yet iconic course goes as follows:
The event starts with an 800 m sea swim, a double loop within Summerleaze bay, protected by the breakwater. Next a 30 km cycle following the coast road to past our surf trailer at Widemouth Bay, Wanson Mouth and Millook before meeting the A39 at Wainhouse Corner and returning to Bude. Then a 10 km Kayak paddle, which is a double loop of the Bude canal. And finally a 10 km run along the canal towpath to Helebridge, following the marked footpath across the fields to Widemouth and returning to Bude via the coastal path.
As we can see, the course is suitable for competent athletes only. Bude being so beautiful and the community so welcoming, the event also makes for a great day spectating, so everyone can come down and get involved. More info can be found here.
Bude is an amazing place all year round, that’s a fact. It does change a lot as the seasons change though, so getting to know what it’s like at different times of the year can really help you to make the most of it. Freewave is running a series of articles to help you get to know the place so well that people might think you’re a long-time local. Wouldn’t tha’ be proper! Earlier we gave you 10 free things to do in Bude, and today we’ve uncovered seven reasons why Bude rocks in September. Be sure to keep an eye on our blog or why not sign up for our Newsletter for more info
Just before we leave you to browse our other blog posts, here’s one more unofficial Autumn perk that speaks for itself. It usually rains less in Autumn than it does in July and August!
Now you know why we love Autumn in Bude so much. We hope you’ll come and enjoy it with us.

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New Nissan 370Z has reached the hands tuner and Europeans with one of the first Japanese model of change that is Cobra N +.
For outside the vehicle, German tuner proposes a new aerodynamic kit with the issue of carbon fiber. Thus, the find a new front spoiler, while the new rear speaker double evacuation shelters. List of modifications aesthetic ends abruptly with the new rims that measure 19 inches and come wear 255/40 ZR 19 tires in front and 285/35 ZR 19 rear.
Nissan 370Z by COBRA N+
To improve handling, the Germans from Cobra N + offers lower arches with 30 mm or a coil-over suspension with adjustable dampers. Those who want to experience loudness may opt for an exhaust with a classic or register electronically controlled. Also may use the thresholds Customized with carbon-fiber-look.


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To explore the characteristic autofluorescence patterns of iris depigmentation in eyes diagnosed with Fuchs’ heterochromic uveitis (FHU).Near-infrared autofluorescence images and colour images of iris were taken in 21 eyes of 21 patients with FHU, 30 eyes of 15 normal subjects, 30 eyes of 15 normal age-related iris atrophy and 33 eyes of 20 patients with uveitis other than FHU. The confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscope (Heidelberg Retina Angiograph 2, HRA2) was used for melanin-related autofluorescence imaging. The indocyanine green angiography mode of HRA2 was applied for near-infrared laser imaging, and the wavelength of the excitation laser was 795 nm. Iris colour images were also taken with the slit lamp.In normal iris, moderately intense autofluorescence was noted for the pigment ruff at the pupillary border, the crests in the pupillary zone and the collarette; and there was mild autofluorescence in the ciliary zone. In eyes with age-related iris atrophy and uveitis, much less autofluorescence was seen than the healthy normal irides. In eyes with FHU, there was moderate but discontinuous autofluorescence in the pigment ruff, a petaloid pattern of autofluorescence in the pupillary zone, moderate autofluorescence in the collarette and reticular pattern of autofluorescence in the ciliary zone.Characteristic autofluorescence patterns appeared in eyes diagnosed with FHU. Near-infrared autofluorescence is a promising objective technique to document the iris changes in FHU.

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The lifespan of xenon lamps used in xenon lamp aging test chambers can vary depending on several factors, such as the lamp manufacturer, the specific model of the lamp, and the conditions under which the lamp is operated. Typically, xenon lamps have a lifespan of around 1,000 to 1,500 hours of operation, after which their output will gradually decrease.
To ensure accurate and consistent test results, it is important to replace the xenon lamps at regular intervals. Most manufacturers recommend replacing the lamps after 1,000 hours of operation, or sooner if the output has decreased significantly. Some test standards may also specify the maximum number of hours that a lamp can be used before it must be replaced.
In addition to regular lamp replacement, it is also important to calibrate the xenon lamp aging test chamber regularly to ensure that the output of the lamps is consistent and accurate. Calibration can help to identify any discrepancies in the output of the lamps and allow for adjustments to be made to maintain accurate test conditions.
It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations for lamp replacement and calibration, as well as the requirements of the test standard being used, to ensure that the xenon lamp aging test chamber is operating correctly and producing accurate and reliable test results.
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PRODUCER, SONGWRITER, ARTIST, DJ
Bear Cole is a highly talented and versatile creative from Northern Arizona. Bear has made significant contributions to the music industry as a producer, songwriter, musician, engineer, and DJ. With a passion for creating impactful sounds, he has become a prominent figure in the realm of music.
He releases under many names, and with his solo projects, bands, groups, varying monickers has well over 100 releases at the time of this writing. In 2020 Bear Cole also started releasing music under his own name, and you will find various albums and singles from him.
Not only is Bear Cole the founder of 1st Drop Music, a record label that has paved the way for emerging talent, but he is also the visionary behind Dance Flagstaff, a platform dedicated to promoting dance culture. His visionary leadership and commitment to elevating the art forms of music and dance have inspired countless individuals.
What sets Bear Cole apart is his ability to seamlessly transition across various genres, with each composition showcasing his mastery in different styles. From poppy dance tunes that get you moving to dark techno tracks that take you into a different realm, Bear Cole’s artistic flair knows no bounds. His versatility extends even further, captivating listeners with captivating alternative hip-hop tracks and emotionally evocative country ballads.
Often referred to as the “mad scientist behind it all,” Bear Cole’s creativity knows no bounds. He fearlessly experiments with different sounds and techniques, always pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable in music production. Through his musical endeavors, he consistently aims to make noise that resonates with people from all walks of life.
Some of his biggest influences include Pharrell Williams, Miguel Migs, Andre 3000, System of a Down, David Bowie, El-P, Griz, Elvis Costello, Rakim, Dillon Francis, Ben Harper, Rage Against the Machine, Chris Church, Major Lazer, The RZA, and The Alchemist. You can see how things might get a little eclectic.
With an unmatched passion for his craft, Bear Cole continues to captivate audiences around the world. His dedication to bringing fresh and innovative sounds to the forefront is evident in every project he undertakes. Whether he is working on his own music or collaborating with other talented artists, Bear Cole leaves an indelible mark on every track he touches.
As we venture further into the future, Bear Cole’s influence in the music industry is bound to grow. With his boundless creativity, entrepreneurial spirit, and unwavering commitment, he is set to continue inspiring and delighting music lovers for decades to come.


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The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, popularly known as CAN-AM, was a sports car racing series which featured two-seater open-top vehicles without engine displacement limitations. During the period from 1967 to 1971, Bruce McLaren’s machines dominated the competition with five consecutive championship titles. The McLaren M8A introduced in 1968 was the result of efforts to produce the most lightweight and aerodynamically-refined machine. The monocoque chassis featured a rear-mounted engine, giving the M8A almost the same layout as F1 race cars. Downforce was not dependent only on the rear wing, but was generated by the entire wedge-shaped body. Distinctive features of the car were its NACA air ducts and the the 40cm long air funnels on its 620hp 7-liter V8 engine. Denny Hulme and Bruce McLaren drove the car to three and one wins respectively during that season to take the championship.
About the tamiya 10008 Model
This is a 1/18 scale plastic assembly kit model of the McLaren M8A 1968. Distinctive features such as the lip on the rear body fairing and NACA air ducts have been faithfully reproduced. Front and rear body fairings are detachable, enabling the creation of a pit area scene. Large-displacement V8 with tall air funnels features a high level of realism. Cartograf decals to depict B. McLaren’s No.4 car and D. Hulme’s No.5 car are included. Comes with 1 driver figure.
Item Included: 1 x Tamiya Automotive Model 1/18 Car McLaren M8A 1968 Scale Hobby 10008
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New South Wales Tourism welcomes The Palms Motel in West Wyalong, for all your accommodation and travel needs, book your holiday today. West Wyalong is a great choice for travellers interested in restaurants, food and relaxation.NEW OWNERS...Ideally situated in the centre of West Wyalong, opposite the Services Club and next door to the Tattersall's Hotel. We offer our guests comfy well appointed rooms with air conditioning, Austar and access to wireless internet - either in your room with your own laptop or in reception on one of our computers. Take advantage of the free barbeque facilities or you can enjoy a leisurely meal at the Services Club or Tattersall's Hotel and charge the costs back to your room.
The Palms Motel has some interesting information on why Australia is called the land down under? Australia is known as 'the land Down Under' for its position in the southern hemisphere. The discovery of Australia began when European explorers searched for land under the continent of Asia. Before Australia was discovered, it was known as Terra Australis Incognita the unknown southern land.
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0 Waller Road, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Charlevoix's Greatest Neighborhood - Whippoorwill subdivision has several lots available starting at $17,500. to $27,900. Be a part of a family oriented area, close to Lake Michigan beach, ski hills and Charlevoix Township Park across the street with baseball fields, tennis courts, soccer field and more.
Take US 31 to Mercer Blvd, turn left. Turn right on Waller Road to Whippoorwill development.


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The Battle of Bannockburn
At Bannockburn the English lay,--
On June 23rd 1314, Scottish forces under their king Robert the Bruce confronted a larger army commanded by the English monarch Edward II at Bannockburn. It was the culmination of a war of independence which had been going on since the English had invaded Scotland in 1296. After eighteen years of intermittent fighting the English had been all but expelled from Scotland: their last stronghold was the castle at Stirling.
The Scots won a decisive victory at Bannockburn. The English were routed and their king narrowly escaped capture. Although it took a further 14 years for Scotland to achieve full independence with the 1328 Treaty of Edinburgh-Northampton, this was an important triumph; today it remains one of the most discussed moments in British history.

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Calculate pressure altitude based on ambient pressure
pressureAltitude = atmospalt(pressure, action) computes the pressure altitude based on ambient pressure. Pressure altitude is the altitude with specified ambient pressure in the 1976 Committee on Extension to the Standard Atmosphere (COESA) United States standard. Pressure altitude is the same as the mean sea level (MSL) altitude.
This function extrapolates altitude values logarithmically below the pressure of 0.3961 Pa (approximately 0.00006 psi) and above the pressure of 101,325 Pa (approximately 14.7 psi).
This function assumes that air is dry and an ideal gas.
Array of m-by-1 ambient pressures, in pascal.
String that defines action for out-of-range input. Specify one:
Calculate the pressure altitude at a static pressure of 101,325 Pa with warnings for out-of-range inputs:
h = atmospalt(101325) h = 0
Calculate the pressure altitude at static pressures of 101,325 Pa and 26,436 Pa with errors for out-of-range inputs:
h = atmospalt([101325 26436], 'Error' ) h = 1.0e+004 * 0 1.0000


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Anthropology Confronts the Problems of the Modern World
This first English translation of lectures Claude Lévi-Strauss delivered in Tokyo in 1986 synthesizes his ideas about structural anthropology, critiques his earlier writings on civilization, and assesses the dilemmas of cultural and moral relativism, including economic inequality, religious fundamentalism, and genetic and reproductive engineering.
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Vera Bradley Inc. stock jumped 7.3% in Wednesday premarket trading after the handbag and accessories company reported fiscal first-quarter sales that beat consensus. Vera Bradley reported a loss of $2.4 million, or 7 cents per share, after a loss of $1.37 million, or 4 cents per share, last year. Revenue was $91.0 million, up from $86.6 million last year. The FactSet consensus was for a loss of 7 cents per share and revenue of $87.9 million. For the second quarter, Vera Bradley expects revenue of $115 million to $120 million and EPS of 25 cents to 28 cents. The FactSet consensus is for revenue of $114.3 million and EPS of 29 cents. For the year, Vera Bradley is guiding for sales of $425 million to $440 million and EPS of 67 cents to 74 cents. FactSet expects sales of $426.9 million and EPS of 69 cents. Vera Bradley shares have gained 30% for the year to date, outpacing the S&P 500 index , which is up 11.8% for the period.
- Jun. 5, 2019 at 9:10 a.m. ET
- by Tonya Garcia

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Writing is an important part of my practice. The following are just a few of the recent texts I’ve written.
‘The New Dialectics of Seeing’ in: Mythologies, Identities and Territories of Photography: Forever//Now, edited by Dr Gemma Marmalade and Dr Phil Harris, published by Cambridge Scholars.
Constellations and Canons: a comparative analysis for Phantom. An excerpt of this article was published in Theorem 2017.
Artist/Curator Practice: The operational order of the performative. Published in Theorem 2016.
An Intention to Being published by ARTHOUSE1 Gallery on the event of Desire Path, an exhibition of works by Andrew Vass and Nuala O’Donovan, curated by Jane Boyer.

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Boil the potatoes in lightly salted water until tender. Meanwhile, melt the butter in a small skillet set over medium heat. Add the leeks and cook for 3 to 4 minutes. Add the stock, bring to a simmer and cook until the stock has almost evaporated and the leeks are very tender, about 4 to 5 minutes.
Remove from the heat and set aside. When the potatoes are tender, drain well and mash. Mix in the buttermilk, reserved leeks, and salt and pepper. Serve immediately.


What's the right number of air filtration air changes per hour (ACH)? That depends.
If an IAQ professional is retained for the project, they will calculate the number of air exchanges per hour based on the type of project (mold remediation, dust control, fire restoration, etc.). See how to calculate ACH below.
For dust control purposes, such as a construction project, 2–4 ACH are normally sufficient.
On mold remediation projects, 4 ACH is common, although some indoor environmental professionals, such as industrial hygienists, may suggest 6–12 air exchanges per hour for mold remediation and similar projects.
As a general rule, an air scrubber should achieve a minimum of 6 ACH or one every 10 minutes. If you can increase the ACH, do so.
You can determine the CFM needed to achieve 6 ACH with a simple 2-step formula:
Calculate the room's volume in cubic feet (L x W x H)
2. Divide the cubic feet by 10 to calculate cubic feet per minute (CFM) needed.
Deploy one or more air scrubbers, based on their CFM. Engineered for optimized air exchange and portability, the HEPA 700 delivers variable airflow up to 700 CFM, so up to 6 ACH (air changes per hour) in 7,000 cu. ft. spaces.


Monster red-bellied black snake is found in a family's roof - as wrangler reveals why he relocates serpents NEAR the homes they're found in
- Snake Catcher Noosa shared a photo of a flared 1.7m red bellied black snake
- Luke Huntley received a call in February to relocate the huge python from a roof
- While balancing across beams he was able to complete a safe capture in Cooroy
- The reptile wrangler has warned residents of an increased snake presence
A wrangler who was called to remove a red-bellied back snake hiding in the roof of a family's home has shared an impressive photo of the venomous reptile.
Mr Huntley said he had been called to the home in Cooroy, on the Sunshine Coast, earlier this year after a woman found the snake in her ceiling storage space.
He released it in nearby bushland, explaining it was important to keep snakes near their natural habitat to avoid them dying of shock.
Luke Huntley posted a photo (pictured) to his Facebook page, Snake Catcher Noosa after the successful relocation of a 5.5ft red bellied black snake from a woman's roof in Cooroy, QLD
'Generally when you catch and release a snake, release locations are really important,' Mr Huntley told Daily Mail Australia.
'I took it far enough away that it won't come back, but not too far away that it would die of shock.
'If you relocate a snake from near the sand dunes, and its spent its whole life growing up in the sand dunes you can't put it in a completely different environment'.
Mr Huntley warned residents on the Sunshine Coast to keep an eye out for snakes as breeding season approaches in September and November.
'Snake season is definitely coming and we have had a bit of a hot snap here on the Sunshine Coast and there is definitely heaps of snakes moving around,' he said.
'Often in August on the warmer days boys start coming out looking for the girls.'
The reptile wrangler (pictured holding his pet red belly) warned Queensland residents of the upcoming snake season, as the hot weather and September to November breeding season comes closer
Mr Huntley said it was a myth that venomous snakes couldn't climb.
'(Red bellied snakes) prefer to hide around creeks and dams and won't need to climb, however they definitely do climb when they need to and are quite good at it,' Mr Huntley said.
Social media users were stunned by the photo of the huge snake.
'This is a brilliant photo. Imagine having that in your roof, actually lets not,' one person wrote.
'That is one of the most majestic shots I have ever seen of an red-bellied black,' added another.
The expert capturer (pictured) also dispelled a common myth, saying that venomous snakes do climb and are quite good at it
Luke pictured with fellow snake enthusiast, Chloe run Snake Catcher Noosa and relocate venomous pythons and reptiles every day
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A friend took me to see Gergiev conducting Mahler’s Second Symphony with the LSO last night.
It has not been my favourite piece of Mahler – I appreciate the Sixth, Seventh, Ninth Symphony or Das Lied von der Erde more. But last night performance changed my point of view to the piece – not totally, but it certainly helped me to understand and appreciate the piece better.
First and foremost, there was so much more violence in this piece than I previously realised; at time, it was as frightening as the Sixth. But that was not all – violence and anger alone cannot conquer the world alone, if at all. Gergiev’s decision to play the three middle movements attacca was more than a touch of genius, and it really showed his understanding of the theatricality of the music: just as the ländler of the second movement coming to an end, the tranquility was interrupted by the short, aggressive timpani strokes. It hit you like the news of the suicide of your best friend for twenty-three years – shocking and merciless. Life would never be the same again – even the transcendental luminosity of the primal light could not turn back time. But that is just life.
It was interesting to note that Gergiev placed the first violins, cellos and double basses on his left, and the second violins and violas on his right – it made an arresting listening experience. Never have I heard In ruhig fliessender Bewegung sounding so kaleidoscopic and manic. If that was not spellbounding, I am not sure what is.
I look forward to his Rachmaninoff symphonies this autumn.


William Sim, a Fire Service Station Officer in Lanarkshire, says firefighters can get into trouble when they try to retrace their steps in a smoke-filled building (GB2345850). Although firemen lay guidelines, they can become disorientated. Sim proposes a guideline with clamp-on rings along its length, each with springy spines protruding at an angle and pointing like arrowheads in the direction of safety. When the firefighter moves their hand along the line, the spines collapse if it's in the right direction. If in the wrong direction, they feel an odd sensation in the hands, even through gloves.
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By Stephen J. Kotz
Ten members of Plein Air Peconic will gather this weekend at Ashawagh Hall in Springs to exhibit their work and celebrate a 10-year partnership with the Peconic Land Trust.
The artist group and land preservation organization have enjoyed a symbiotic arrangement over the years, with the artists donating a portion of the proceeds from their of their sales to the trust, and the trust working to preserve the land the artists love to paint and photograph.
“Being able to paint outdoors and do these immediate paintings right on the spot allows for a particular experience that you can’t get when you are locked away in a studio,” said Casey Chalem Anderson, whose seascapes will be among those exhibited this weekend.
“It’s really the environment and protecting the environment that is the important thing,” added Kathryn Szoka, a photographer, who has been a member of the group since the beginning and will exhibit her own work as well.
Also showing their work will be the painters Susan D’Alessio, Terry Elkins, Gordon Matheson, Michele Margit, Joanne Rosko and Eileen Dawn Skretch, and photographers Tom Steele and Ellen Watson.
Plein Air Peconic artists began to exhibit their work to benefit the land trust a decade ago after Mr. Matheson stopped by the land trust’s office with a portfolio of paintings he had done of agricultural buildings that had been torn down in the face of development, said Rebecca Chapman, the land trust’s vice president.
“It sparked my imagination to what a wonderful way artists could be a vehicle for land conservation and preservation through their observations of the way we were,” she said. The two organizations have been working hand-in-hand ever since, with the trust working to obtain access to the artists to some lands that are not open to the public.
Ms. Szoka, an owner of Canio’s Books in Sag Harbor, came to the East End in the early 1980s, and soon trained her lens on a rural landscape that was quickly being transformed by development.
“What I’ve been doing in my career is chronicling the changes that have occurred in the communities over the years,” said Ms. Szoka, who “Vanishing Landscape” photographs have been widely exhibited on the East End. Among her other projects are a week-by-week study through the growing season of the land trust’s Quail Hill Farm in Amagansett and a series on the changing makeup of the community along the Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike in Bridgehampton.
Ms. Chalem Anderson, a native New Yorker, moved to the East End fulltime more than 20 years ago.
“It would not be the same place if it were not surrounded by the ocean and bays,” she said, “and to have farmland in between makes it perfection.”
Ms. Szoka said getting a group of artists to work together is a little like “herding cats,” but the members of Plein Air Peconic value their association. “A lot of our work is in isolation,” she said. “Working together helps us develop artistically.”
As part of the three-day show, the film “Growing Farmers,” a 16-minute award winning documentary, directed by Michael Halsband and produced by the Peconic Land Trust and Hillary Leff, will be screened continuously.
The exhibition will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both Sunday and Monday. There will be a reception Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. and coffee donated by with the artists on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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The new project from Dan Letson focuses on percussion from two specific drum machines.
You can generally count on FTD to reach out for a less conventional proposition to add to its burgeoning repertoire. Charles Drakeford’s label made quite a statement with its first release from Polish maverick Lutto Lento, while subsequent releases from Niagara, Elzéard and Moana and Gramrcy have all swerved standard practice and pointed to a sharp A&R instinct for interesting new artists. Oakland’s Dan Letson is certainly far from a household name, but his work on the Globule Of Non-Standard mix series as DJML has quietly amassed knowing nods from keen-eared lovers of experimental sounds.
While those mixes may deal in everything from free jazz to Klaus Schulze, FTD have been compelled to release some works from Letson that deal in a more streamlined concern. The tracks on FTD005 have been solely composed on two drum machines – the Korg DDD-1 and the Boss DR-660. The former is a cult choice amongst lovers of ‘80s percussive sounds, while the DR-660 represents the golden age of affordable ‘90s machines. The EP takes on something of a DJ tool approach with its militant focus on sounds only coming from these two bits of kit, although the rhythms are far from standard. A video accompanying the track “DDD-2” has been put together by Sasha Litvintseva, which you can peep below, while the record can be previewed over at the FTD SoundCloud.
FTD will release FTD005 by DJML on June 22.
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What’s spookier than a terrible monster with snakes growing out of her head who can turn you to stone with just one look? Maybe it’s an invisible ghost who returns from the dead to haunt his wife. Or a sea… More»
Dog, dog, owl.
New photography show looks the relationship between photography and animals, now on view through October 18.
Africanis 17. Danielskuil, Northern Cape, 25 February, 2010, 2010, Daniel Naudé, Chromogenic print. The J. Paul Getty Museum. © Daniel Naudé
Out of the Box, 1971, William Wegman, gelatin silver prints. The J. Paul Getty Museum. © William Wegman
David Webb, Jeweled Toad, New York, 1963, Hiro (Yasuhiro Wakabayashi), dye imbibition print. The J. Paul Getty Museum. Purchased with funds provided by the Photographs Council. © Hiro


MELCHERS at the 3rd German Export Day
The 3rd German Export Day took place at the end of October. It was organized by the ExportManager, an online magazine of the F.A.Z.-Fachverlag. Over 200 participants had found their way to the Mannheim Congress Centrum Rosengarten, mainly those responsible for exports and finance as well as managing directors of companies. In numerous workshops, lectures and panel discussions, visitors received up-to-date information on the most important export-relevant topics. The event was dominated by trade policy challenges and digital change, with the tension between political conflicts and global economic networking playing a particularly important role. So it was not surprising that the MELCHERS workshop "New EU Dual-Use Regulation - What is coming next?" was one of the most visited lectures. The two MELCHERS partners Dr. Bodo Vinnen and Samuel Gruber, experts for export control and international business law, informed in an exchange with Jens Kemle of the Export Manager about the changes which the amendment of the regulation will presumably bring and what consequences this could have for exporting companies.
MELCHERS was also represented with a stand in the exhibition area of the German Export Day. Numerous visitors took the opportunity to get to know the consulting offer of MELCHERS and to deepen conversations after the workshop.
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Languages around the world continue to disappear at alarming rates. The large majority of the languages in danger are spoken by indigenous peoples, placing at risk the respective indigenous cultures and knowledge systems. To draw attention to the critical loss of indigenous languages and the urgent need to preserve, revitalize and promote them at both national and international levels, the UN General Assembly proclaimed 2019 as International Year of Indigenous Languages. The launch of the year will take place at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on 28 January. A UNHQ launch event is planned for 1 February.
It is through language that we communicate with the world, define our identity, express our history and culture, learn, defend our human rights and participate in all aspects of society, to name but a few. Through language, people preserve their community’s history, customs and traditions, memory, unique modes of thinking, meaning and expression. They also use it to construct their future.
Language is pivotal in the areas of human rights protection, good governance, peace building, reconciliation, and sustainable development.
IYIL2019 will promote indigenous languages in these five key areas
- Increasing understanding, reconciliation and international cooperation.
- Creation of favourable conditions for knowledge-sharing and dissemination of good practices with regards to indigenous languages.
- Integration of indigenous languages into standard setting.
- Empowerment through capacity building.
- Growth and development through elaboration of new knowledge.


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“One of the most exciting new folk and traditional Irish bands to emerge in a decade.”
Stephen McNulty (singer /songwriter), Petey Doran (bodhran and vocals), Terry Conlon (piano accordion /vocals) and Joanna Doran (classical violinist, soloist, keyboard) are longterm friends who hail from Co Armagh. Raglan are currently delighting audiences with their unique sound, inspiring vocals and spontaneous harmonies across the broad spectrum of Irish Folk and Traditional music and have had a very successful launch of their debut album ‘A New Dawn” at the Armagh Theatre and Arts Centre on the 14 th September 2012. The album is a mix of traditional tunes, ballads and new compilations to create a truly fresh and entertaining listening experience.
Raglan Trad band are available for Concerts, Festivals, Family events, Weddings and Corporate events.


Senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Monday said in “New India” humans are scared of each other. Taking a dig at the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government, Azad claimed that unemployment was at its peak and heinous crime like rape of minors were abnormally on the rise.
“In ‘Old India’, there was no hatred, anger or lynching,” Azad said in Rajya Sabha. “‘New India’ is one where humans are enemies of each other. You won’t be scared of animals in a jungle, but you’ll be scared of humans in a colony. Give us an India where Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians live for each other.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has often used “New India” in his political campaigns during the Lok Sabha elections, was also present during Azad’s address.
The leader of the Opposition also criticised the BJP for defending those who glorified the killer of Mahatma Gandhi, however he did not take the name of BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur. “How is this possible and how someone can defend this?” he asked. “Though it doesn’t make any difference to us, this is a blot on the face of the ruling party which cannot be wiped out.”
Azad said a party may win the elections on divisive politics but the nation stands defeated. “Keep your New India to yourself but return our old India where there was a culture of love and...where there was no lynching and no hatred,” he said. “Where Hindu and Muslims used to feel the pain of each other.”
The Congress leader said that Jharkhand had become a lynching factory where Muslims and Dalits were being attacked or lynched regularly. Addressing Modi, he said that the Congress was with him in the fight for “Sabka saath sabka vikas”, but it was nowhere to be seen.
He also pushed for 50% reservation to women in Parliament as the crimes against women have risen. Azad also said that Congress’ attempts were thwarted the previous time even though the Women’s Reservation Bill was passed in Rajya Sabha.


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By Drew Bush
This story was originally reported on Teressa Scassa’s personal blog which you can find here.
In a paper just published in the Fordham Urban Law Journal, Geothink researcher Teresa Scassa argues that the actual laws governing intellectual property (IP) rights are often surprisingly irrelevant in disputes over rights to municipal transit data. Instead, she finds that being in a position to make a claim to IP rights is often more important than actually having a good claim.
“How people decide to interact with each other is more important than what their precise legal rights might be,” Scassa, the Canada research chair in information law at University of Ottawa, wrote in an e-mail to Geothink.ca. “Often, to understand the precise boundaries of those rights it is necessary to litigate and one or both parties may lack the resources to go to court. So, in those circumstances, parties may reach an understanding of how they will set the boundaries of their relationships.”
Her paper, entitled Public Transit Data Through an Intellectual Property Lens: Lessons About Open Data, examines some of the challenges presented by the transition from ‘closed’ to open data within the municipal context. She completed the paper as part of a Geothink project examining open data in a concrete context that’s particular to municipalities.
“In the municipal transit data context, there was generally an imbalance of resources between developers and municipalities, and there was little desire on either part to go to court,” she added. “Nevertheless, in the early days, municipal transit authorities asserted their IP rights using cease and desist letters. This assertion of IP rights was met with arguments about the need for open data, and eventually compromises were reached around open data that shifted over time, and varied from one municipality to another.”
In the paper, she examines how these legal developments have impacted the use of real-time transit data by developers seeking to make use of this data in digital applications and corporations hoping to add value to products and services they offer. In particular, the paper covers three types of data: 1) Route maps; 2) Static data (such as bus timetables that only change seasonally); 3) And, real-time GPS data generated by units installed on transit vehicles.
A number of municipalities exerted their IP rights over such data because of concerns that ranged from ensuring its quality and authenticity to preserving the ability to make data available on a cost-recovery basis.
“The emerging open data movement shifted some of these concerns and created a new set of expectations and practices around open municipal transit data,” she wrote in her e-mail. “As data become more complex (with the advent of real-time GPS data, for example) the IP issues shifted and changed again, raising new questions about open data in this context. This is where the next phase of my research will take me.”
To find out more about Teresa Scassa’s work, visit her personal blog here or follow her on Twitter @teresascassa. For more on IP, check out another of her recent papers (written with Univeristy of Ottawa doctoral student Haewon Chung) that analyzes various types of volunteer citizen science activities to determine whether they raise legal questions about IP ownership.
Find a link to the article along with its abstract below.
This paper examines some of the challenges presented by the transition from ‘closed’ to open data within the municipal context, using municipal transit data as a case study. The particular lens through which this paper examines these challenges is intellectual property law. In a ‘closed data’ system, intellectual property law is an important means by which legal control over data is asserted by governments and their agencies. In an ‘open data’ context, the freedom to use and distribute content is a freedom from IP constraints. The evolution of approaches to open municipal transit data offers some interesting examples of the role played by intellectual property at every stage in the evolution of open municipal transit data, and it highlights not just the relationship between municipalities and their residents, but also the complex relationships between municipalities, residents, and private sector service providers.
If you have thoughts or questions about the article, get in touch with Drew Bush, Geothink’s digital journalist, at firstname.lastname@example.org.

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New outlet mall set for the Houston area
Shoppers prepare. A new outlet mall is coming to the Houston area.
Paragon Outlet Partners plans to build an outlet mall in Rosenberg, a city just outside of Sugar Land.
The Baltimore-based commercial development company reached an agreement with the city of Rosenberg and the Rosenberg Development Corp. to build the mall at I-69 and Spacek Road.
The outlet will measure approximately 400,000 square feet. The company did not disclose if and what retailers have signed on for the project.
Paragon anticipates breaking ground on the project in spring of 2015.
The outlet mall project is estimated to create 400 construction jobs and eventually 1,000 permanent jobs once it is open, according to a statement by the city of Rosenberg.
“The Paragon Outlets Houston development will be the only outlet mall in the southwest Houston region and as such, will be a regional draw, infusing outside dollars into our local economy, and increasing our community’s exposure in the region,” said Randall Malik, Rosenberg's economic development director, in a statement.
The suburbs have long been targets for outlet malls, with areas such as Cypress and Katy becoming shopping destinations for outlet shoppers. Retail is booming around the city with a mixed-use property featuring 750,000-square-feet of retail space in development on the former site of Camp Strake and supermarkets opening across the greater Houston area.
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The beloved duo, Ratchet & Clank, are making their way onto Steam this July with their latest adventure, Rift Apart. The action-packed game has already captured the hearts of PlayStation users, and now PC gamers can join in on the fun. Prepare to jump through dimensions and take on intergalactic enemies in this exciting release. Get ready to explore all that Rift Apart has to offer when it lands on Steam next month.
1. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Delves Into The World Of Steam This July
As fans eagerly anticipate the release of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart in July, the developers have given us a sneak peek into the exciting world of steam. The game features a new dimension that allows players to traverse across various planets and rifts, each with its unique challenges and gameplay mechanics.
The game’s main protagonist Ratchet must navigate through the game with the help of his sidekick Clank, using various gadgets to take on enemies and solve puzzles. Rift Apart promises to be a thrilling adventure with stunning visuals and engaging gameplay that fans of the franchise have come to love. With the addition of the new dimension and exploration features, Rift Apart is set to take the franchise to new heights.
- Bold new dimension
- Unique challenges and gameplay mechanics
- New gadgets to take on enemies and solve puzzles
- Stunning visuals
- Engaging gameplay
Prepare to immerse yourself in the world of steam as Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart takes you on a thrilling ride through space and beyond. With its exciting new features and engaging gameplay, fans of the franchise are in for a treat. The game is set to release in July, and we can’t wait to see what the developers have in store for us.
2. Get Ready To Join The Adventure As Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Launches On Steam
As we eagerly await the launch of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on Steam, it’s time to get ready for an adventure like no other. With stunning graphics, epic battles, and a diverse cast of characters, this game promises to take you on a journey that you’ll never forget.
To prepare for this epic adventure, be sure to check your system requirements and make any necessary updates or upgrades to your hardware. You’ll want to make sure that your computer is ready to handle the high-intensity graphics and fast-paced gameplay that Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart has to offer. Additionally, keep an eye out for any pre-order bonuses or special in-game items that you can unlock before the game even launches.
Whether you’re a long-time fan of the Ratchet & Clank series or you’re jumping in for the first time, get ready to explore an exciting new world filled with danger, humor, and heart-pumping action. From battling fierce enemies to solving intricate puzzles, there’s never a dull moment in Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. So, brush up on your shooting skills, gather your wits, and get ready to join the adventure of a lifetime.
3. The Wait Is Over: Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Is Heading To Steam In July
Finally, after months of waiting and anticipation, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is making its way to Steam this July. Fans who have been eagerly awaiting the day to play this thrilling game on their PC can rejoice as the launch date draws near.
The game has been a massive hit since its release on PlayStation 5, and its arrival on Steam will only add to its popularity. With its incredible graphics, action-packed gameplay, and captivating storyline, players are assured an unforgettable gaming experience. So, buckle up and get ready to explore various dimensions with Ratchet & Clank in this exciting game that has won over the hearts of many gamers.
- The game will be available on Steam from July 2022.
- It can be played on Windows 7, 8, and 10.
- The game requires a minimum of 8GB of RAM and an Intel Core i5-2300 or better for optimal performance.
- Players can expect a smooth and seamless gaming experience on their PCs, just as they would on PlayStation 5.
Overall, the wait for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart’s arrival on Steam has been worth it. Fans of the game can now experience the same level of excitement and thrill on their PCs as the game offers on PlayStation 5. Gear up for an incredible adventure and get ready to save the multiverse from collapsing.
4. Discover The Thrills And Excitement Of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart On Steam This Summer
Are you ready for some interdimensional adventure? Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is here to take you through a whirlwind of excitement and challenges this summer. Get ready to experience a game that’s packed with action, humor, and sci-fi twists and turns.
Our furry hero Ratchet teams up with his sidekick Clank to travel through a series of parallel dimensions and save the universe. With stunning graphics and smooth gameplay, you’ll feel like you’re immersed in a Hollywood blockbuster. Enjoy the game’s intricate storyline, witty dialogues, and impressive variety of weapons and gadgets. Plus, you can explore the game’s vast realms, solve puzzles, and defeat enemies with the help of your friends in co-op mode.
But that’s not all. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on Steam comes with new features that enhance your gaming experience. Take advantage of faster loading times and increased frame rates, thanks to the power of PC gaming. Customize your gameplay with adjustable graphics options, including ray tracing, high resolution, and performance modes. And if you’re a fan of collectibles, you’ll love the game’s trophies, achievements, and concept art gallery. So, buckle up and get ready to join Ratchet and Clank on an adventure of a lifetime. As we eagerly await the arrival of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on Steam this July, there’s no doubt that the anticipation is high. With new dimensions to explore, thrilling battles to be fought, and a fresh storyline to dive into, this game is sure to leave players on the edge of their seats. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the franchise or a newcomer to the series, there’s no better time to join the adventure than now. Get ready to blast off into a world like no other, and prepare to experience the excitement, fun, and wackiness that only Ratchet & Clank can deliver. So mark your calendar, grab your controller, and get ready to embark on a journey like no other – after all, the Steam dimension is waiting!

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Japanese manufacturer Nikon has announced an affordable digital SLR camera, the D5000, which can record 720p HD video as well as taking 12.3-megapixel pictures.
The camera also features a 2.7-inch flip-down LCD screen that allows the user to take pictures in a wide variety of angles as it rotates 360 degree.
At £720, it is set to replace the ageing D80 from the same manufacturer. Nikon though has chosen to switch to a CMOS sensor rather than CCD technology which might cause some to frown. The sensor can capture 12.3-megapixel and its sensitivity ranges between an ISO 200 to ISO 3200.
Other notable features include Nikon's proprietary IDRS (Integrated Dust Reduction System) as well as Scene Recognition System with Face Detection System plus an inbuilt EXPEED digital image processing system, an umbrella term which covers a number of image-improvement technologies put in place by Nikon.
But it is the ability to record high definition video - up to 1280x720 pixels - that will be the most popular selling point of this camera, given the fact that it will be able to use a number of interchangeable lenses.
Users will get four types of contrast AF as well as 19 scene modes and - that was expected - full manual control over what features might be enabled or not.
Nikon has also bundled a HDMI socket which means that the camera can be connected directly to any HD ready television. The camera is expected to hit shops on the 1st of May with launch prices reaching £720 for the body only and £780 for the D5000 with a 15-55 VR Kit lens.
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The Canon 500D, which is the nearest competitor to the D5000 costs around 10 percent more but allows users to take full HD 1080p video recording. The 500D is also said to be more novice friendly which could be a bonus point. What else? A quick look at Jessops's list of digital SLR with prices ranging from £600 to £800 shows that this is turning out to be a rather sweet spot.
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Crown jumped into the meat of their much tougher 2012 schedule this weekend, playing four tough teams in a round-robin tournament in Macon. The Knights split the four games at Tatnall Square Academy, just around the corner from my parent’s house. Will had quite an eventful weekend, earning the win as the starting pitcher in Game One, scoring Crown’s only run in Game Two, and doing a great job catching the Saturday morning doubleheader despite his sore arm and injured knee.
Pitching the first two innings of Friday afternoon’s 3:30 game, Will struck out four batters, recorded assists to get the other two outs, and only allowed three Augusta batters to hit fair balls. The leadoff batter stuck out his bat and poked a soft opposite-field single. The third batter grounded back to Will for a fielder’s choice, and the cleanup hitter grounded back to Will. Playing third base the rest of the game, Will made two other putouts.
Batting second, Will reached base in three of his four plate appearances. In the second inning he scored from first on a double. Crown scored four runs in the inning, and cruised to a 7 – 2 win.


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Urban cycling prevails in Olympic twin city – Xinhua
Na Liang drives along Chang’an Avenue near Tian’anmen Square in Beijing on August 1, 2022. (Photo courtesy of Na Liang)
Cycling has become a trending sport in Beijing as locals ride bicycles in urban and suburban areas of the capital to enjoy their free time.
BEIJING, Aug. 7 (Xinhua) — Every evening on Beijing’s Chang’an Avenue, sports bikes and shared bikes pass the iconic Tian’anmen Square with twinkling lights, painting a charming picture of the double Olympic city.
Cycling is so prevalent in modern Chinese cities that luxury bicycles with a price tag of over 10,000 yuan (US$1,500) are not uncommon.
“Since the beginning of this year, cycling has become even more popular in Beijing. Many residents cycle in urban and suburban areas of the capital to enjoy their free time this summer,” said Na Liang, head of a bicycle club in Beijing.
Chang’an Avenue is a favorite among cyclists, not only because of its spacious bike lane, but also because it encompasses several landmarks of the capital, such as Tian’anmen Square, the National Center for performing arts and the National Museum of China.
Na says that cyclists can feel the modern and historic features of the city along this avenue.
“Beijing’s Second Ring Road is also a favorable route for cyclists,” he added, saying clear signs at intersections and on bridges remind motorists to watch out for cyclists.
Last year, the sidewalk and cycle lane on the second ring road were widened to increase the width of the lane reserved for non-motorized vehicles to three metres.
Na Liang rides with club members near Beijing’s Second Ring Road on July 18 (Photo courtesy of Na Liang)
Beijing’s Chaoyang District has seen five cycle lanes with a maximum length of 25 km, covering Olympic venues including the National Stadium, the National Aquatics Center and the National Speed Skating Oval, also known as of ribbon of ice cream.
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“About 20 members participated in our commuter bike ride each time, ranging in age from 20 to over 80. We ride all the way through the mountains and along the rivers,” Na said.
Apart from competitive cycling, bike sharing is also playing an active role in public transport, as an increasing number of Chinese people now prefer “green travel”.
According to data released by the Beijing Municipal Transportation Commission, the annual volume of shared bicycles in the capital in 2021 reached 950 million.
“If the walk is a bit slow and the ride is too fast, the bike is fine,” Na said. “People may choose to cycle for exercise or to make friends, but we all share the same passion for the sport.”
“Cycling has become a part of my life, always inspiring me to push forward,” Na noted.


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