As we promised on Twitter, we are now back on blogging mode.
You may have noticed that we haven't been so active for the last few months. Even though we had an amazing year and have been lucky enough to travel and watch lots of great dance in 2011 (I had a brief stint in New York and Paris, while Linda managed to drop by Copenhagen, Toronto and Hamburg), we've had to scale back our blogging to an average of one to two posts per week.
This is because we have been busy developing an exciting new venture, a creative media consultancy called Lume Labs, putting our energies into getting the business off the ground, planning the new website and, most exciting of all, working with some wonderful clients.
If you're one of our regular readers, you might be wondering: what happens with The Ballet Bag then? Our objective is to carry on: we love watching dance and we find that promoting it here and networking with you all is a great way to test ideas that have got potential.
Besides, we are also lucky to have some wonderful regular contributors: Kris Kosaka (Japan), Brian Mengini (USA) and Wiebke Schuster (Germany) – huge thanks to all of them for helping us with great content. And huge thanks to all of you for keeping us on our toes!
Don't forget to say hello@lumelabs.com if we can help you with a bit of storytelling, blogging, tweeting, facebooking or with creative media in general.
Wishing you all lots of luck in your own projects this year!
Last month we ran our third Yumiko leotard competition, asking what was your favorite drama ballet and why.
Thanks to everyone who participated. As usual it was tough for us to pick only two answers (thank goodness for Randomizer!) from all the wonderful comments and emails you sent.
My favorite ballet drama would have to be Swan Lake! It is a breathtaking ballet and is beautiful to watch. I remember seeing the ballet with my family for the first time and I must say i was amazed by the entire piece.
I have daughters that dance ballet and it was a wonderful experience to watch it with them. They told me that it's their dream role out of all ballets and luckily they have the chance to dance it next year with their school.
It amazes me that Swan Lake was the first ballet i saw with my two daughters and now I will be seeing them dancing it on stage. They are already trying to decide if they want to be the white or black swan. They are twins so they will be sharing the stage and I'm curious to see if the audience will notice that it isn't the same person dancing.
Instead I'm going with The Little Mermaid. I was sure that I wasn't going to like it when I saw SF Ballet perform it, I didn't even like Neumeier work at the time (although I'm beginning to change my mind). But this ballet is immense… unfortunately for too many of us the name The Little Mermaid will conjure up disney thoughts but the original story is quite brutal and tragic and Neumeier stays with the Hans Christian Andersen narrative. The ballet is heart wrenching without being melodramatic, a true story of unrequited love that doesn't get bogged down with trying to be both a love story and a tragedy at the same time. Additionally, the ballet is obviously physically demanding but never succumbs to throwing around turns and jumps just to garner some additional applause. The Little Mermaid is a thoroughly gorgeous and completely satisfying ballet.
Do stay tuned for more Yumiko promotions in 2012. The Company is celebrating its 10-year anniversary and there will be plenty more goodies up for grabs throughout the year!


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Edward Silver is a Professor Emeritus in the Operations and Supply Chain Management area of the Haskayne School of Business (formerly the Faculty of Management) at the University of Calgary. He has been at the U of C since 1981, including holding the Carma Chair in Management from 1991 until his retirement in 2002. He received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Applied Mechanics) from McGill University and his Science Doctorate in Operations Research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Experience prior to joining the University of Calgary included four years with the consulting organization, Arthur D. Little, and faculty positions in the College of Business Administration at Boston University and 12 years in the Department of Management Sciences at the University of Waterloo. At the latter he was one of the faculty members in the very first year of the new department in 1969.
Dr. Silver has been the lead author of four editions of the widely adopted and cited book, Inventory and Production Management in Supply Chains, CRC Press, 2016. He has published 169 articles in leading professional journals, as well as 17 papers in refereed conference proceedings and 5 contributions (cases, chapters, etc.) in textbooks. His research and executive workshop activities have centered on the analysis of both tactical and strategic problems arising in the management of operations. Specific areas of application have included inventory management, process improvement and creative problem solving, production planning, supply chain management, and the use of quantitative modelling to aid in decision making.
In 1986 Dr. Silver received the Operations Research Division Award of the Institute of Industrial Engineers, then in 1990 he was selected as the recipient of the Award of Merit of the Canadian Operational Research Society (CORS). In 1995 he was elected as a Fellow of the Institute of Industrial Engineers. In 2000 he was selected as one of the three inaugural Fellows of the Manufacturing and Services Operations Management Society and as a Fellow of the International Society for Inventory Research. He was chosen in 2002 as the winner of The President's Circle Award for Research and Creativity Excellence at the University of Calgary. Then in 2003 he was named a Fellow of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences. Subsequently in 2007 he received the Harold Larnder Memorial Prize from CORS for distinguished international achievement in the field of Operational Research. Finally, in 2012 he was selected as a Fellow of the Production and Operations Management Society. Several students, supervised by Professor Silver, have won awards for papers based on thesis and project work.
During sabbatical leaves he was a Visiting Professor in the Department of Management Science and Information Systems, University of Auckland, New Zealand (2000), in the Departement de Mathematiques, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland (1976-77, 1992-93 and 2001), and in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, Stanford University (1986). In the summer of 1987 he taught at the Xi'an Jiaotong University, People's Republic of China as part of a CIDA project and in the summer of 1990 he was a visiting International Scholar at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Vienna, Austria. In early 1998 he held a Visiting Erskine Fellowship at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand and was also selected for a 1998 Lectureship of the OR Society of New Zealand. In 2002, Professor Silver was awarded a Visiting Research Fellowship by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science in connection with visits to the Tokyo Institute of Technology and Kyoto University.
Professor Silver has been a member of several professional societies. In particular, he was the President of the Canadian Operational Research in 1980-81 and the International Society for Inventory Research in 1994-96. He has also served as Chairman of the Grant Selection Committee for Industrial Engineering of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.
Ed is an avid outdoor recreation enthusiast, participating in hiking and snowshoeing. He has hiked extensively in the Rockies, the Alps and the Southern Alps. He has also participated in numerous community activities including serving as i) Chairman of the Board of Villas West Homeowners Association, Calgary, ii) Council Member of Skyline Hikers of the Canadian Rockies, iii) Treasurer, Secretary, Hiking Coordinator and President of the M'n'M Outdoor Club located in Calgary, iv) Board Member and President of a religious congregation, v) volunteer with the Calgary Community Support Services for Seniors, and with the University of Calgary Fitness Rehabilitation Program, vi) volunteer leader (for nine school years) of a mathematics enrichment program for grade 6 students at the Wheatland Elementary School in Strathmore, Alberta and vi) manager in a minor soccer league.
Ed and Maxine have been married since 1966. They have three children - Michelle, Norman (deceased in 1988) and Heidi, as well as three grandchildren.
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2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Top Performers
Written by Wally Nesbitt on Thursday, 06 December 2012 20:05
DAYTONA BEACH, FL - No one saw this coming. No one. Brad Keselowski won his first race in 2009 at Talladega Superspeedway, running a part-time schedule with single-car team Phoenix Racing. It was a nice story in a long season, one that ended with Jimmie Johnson winning the championship.
His second victory came in 2011 at Kansas Speedway while in his second full season with Penske Racing. That win moved him into 21st in points. Again, a feel-good story to weave into the year; one that culminates with Tony Stewart capturing his third title.
Big-picture speaking, Keselowski's yearly career followed a similar story arch. Flashes of brilliance wherever he drove - be it the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series or his thus far brief tenure in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series - all followed by a premier series title by two no-doubt-about-it NASCAR legends: Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart.
Now it's Keselowski's turn. Keselowski turned in a championship-worthy Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, besting both Chase-participants Johnson and Stewart. His average finish of 6.3 in the Chase was the exact same figure of Stewart's last season. He won twice, including an opening salvo at Chicagoland Speedway that set the rest of the sport on high alert. So, for the first time since 2004, NASCAR has a premier series champion not named Johnson or Stewart.
From the first primetime Daytona 500 through Keselowski and owner Roger Penske's first NASCAR Sprint Cup championship, the 2012 season was filled with drama, intrigue and more than a few "Top Performances." Here are a few of them, and as always, the choices are always up for welcome discussion.
Brad Keselowski: His series-high five wins notwithstanding, Keselowski's clutch playoff performance may live as the most memorable chapter from his first championship. He tallied two wins and eight top-10 finishes in the 10-race Chase. His worst finish was just 15th in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway - the exact finish he needed to guarantee the championship. In the last 40 years, Keselowski became only the third driver to win a NASCAR Sprint Cup title within his first three seasons, joining NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon.
Jimmie Johnson (Honorable Mention): A missing lug nut and a rear gear problem in the season finale destroyed any chance of a sixth NASCAR Sprint Cup championship for Johnson, one of the few blemishes in yet another brilliant season. Johnson led the series in Driver Rating with a 109.5 and tied for the series-high in wins (five), including his record-tying fourth victory in the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Clint Bowyer: In 2011, Clint Bowyer eked out one win, at Talladega, and missed the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup in his final season with Richard Childress Racing. Even Bowyer admitted that his move to Michael Waltrip Racing for the 2012 season likely wouldn't lead to immediate success. Wrong. Bowyer won three times this season, leapfrogging Jimmie Johnson in the season finale at Homestead to finish a career-best second in points. Those three wins all came on different layouts - road course (Sonoma), short track (Richmond), and intermediate (Charlotte). Along with teammate Martin Truex Jr., the duo gave MWR its first Chase berth since joining the series fulltime in 2007.
Greg Biffle (Honorable Mention): Greg Biffle, one of the more understated drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, slogged through an uncharacteristic 2011 season. He went winless, with only three top fives and 10 top 10s, missing the Chase en route to a 16th place points finish. This year? Call it a comeback, a big-time one. Biffle won twice, with 12 top fives and 21 top 10s, the latter tying a career-high. Holding the points lead after a series-high 14 races this season, he finished fifth in the final standings, his third top-five points finish and first since 2008.
Hendrick Motorsports: Usually this spot is reserved for the championship team, but it's impossible to ignore - and tribute - Hendrick Motorsports' history-making and milestone-achieving season. HMS, with Jimmie Johnson at the wheel, captured its 200th victory in one of NASCAR's crown jewels - the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. It also won the Brickyard 400, also with Johnson. In all, HMS had a series-high 10 victories (Johnson, 5; Jeff Gordon, 2; Kasey Kahne, 2; Dale Earnhardt Jr., 1) and placed all four of its drivers in the Chase.
Penske Racing (Honorable Mention): With Brad Keselowski leading the improbable charge, owner Roger Penske won his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship in a NASCAR career that began in 1972. The No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge won five races, which was tied for the series high with the No. 48 driven by Jimmie Johnson and the No. 11 driven by Denny Hamlin. Penske's other fulltime car - the No. 22 Dodge - chipped in a Coors Light Pole at Kansas Speedway by AJ Allmendinger, along with four top-10 finishes (three by Allmendinger; one by Sam Hornish Jr.)
Top Breakthrough Performance
Brad Keselowski: In 2011, Keselowski made the Chase as one of the two Wild Card contenders. This year, he made it as the fourth seed. There's little reason to believe his meteoric rise to stardom won't continue for years to come. Keselowski's five wins this season came on some of the tougher tracks in the series, including Bristol, Dover and Talladega. But his ability to brush off pressure - and a five-time champion - during the Chase made him a champion, and a breakthrough performer.
Martin Truex Jr. (Honorable Mention): Truex's "breakthrough" was a long time in the making. Since his first Chase appearance in 2007, from 2008-11, his average points finish was just 19.5. This season was a rebirth of sorts for the New Jersey native. He had seven top-10 finishes, which is one short of the last four seasons combined. His 19 top-10 finishes are as many as the last two years combined. And his season-ending Driver Rating of 95.6 ranked 11th - which was also his final points position.
IRWIN Tools Night Race, Bristol Motor Speedway (Aug. 25) - Bristol's night race evolved into Bristol's Night Race - capitalized - because of the emotional fender-bending, bump-and-running and temper-igniting qualities that blossom under the lights on the high banks. This race had all that, and more. The racing? Intense: Thirteen different drivers led a lap, three short of the all-time Bristol record. The action? Robust: There were 13 cautions, the most in the last 11 Bristol races. Denny Hamlin won the race, but two side acts stole the show. One, of course, is Tony Stewart's helmet toss at Matt Kenseth's No. 17. The other, an undercard to Stewart vs. Kenseth, was Danica Patrick's finger point at Regan Smith after a wreck in her first Bristol race.
Finger Lakes 355 at The Glen, Watkins Glen International (Aug. 12) - Road course races have provided some of the most thrilling NASCAR moments, especially in recent years. This year's Watkins Glen race was no different, especially on an epic last lap that will be remembered for years to come. Three prominent road course talents - Kyle Busch, Brad Keselowski and Marcos Ambrose - battled for the lead on the last circuit, trading paint, running off course and doing literally anything to capture the checkered. Ambrose finally won the race, and earned it. According to NASCAR's Loop Data, Ambrose and Keselowski traded the lead four times on the final lap, a rarity on road courses.
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On Monday 6 January 2014 legal aid solicitors and barristers joined together in an unprecedented and historic show of solidarity against the government's determination to impose further legal aid cuts.
At 9.30 a.m. at Westminster Magistrates' Court a demonstration was held coordinated by The Justice Alliance, to demonstrate widespread opposition to the proposals. Across the country criminal law barristers refused to attend court until 2:00 p.m. which meant the criminal courts system was effectively stopped. The purpose was not to cause chaos, but to show the government that if they do not re-think their proposals which would likely results in an increase in miscarriages of justice, lawyers were prepared to take action to save the criminal justice system.
A case in point was that of Patrick Maguire of the Maguire seven who spoke movingly about his legal aid solicitor Alistair Logan who fought to clear Mr Maguire's name and prove his innocence. According to Mr Maguire, Logan gave a lot of his life to the case, he spent many years fighting for justice which ultimately affected his private life and had cost him his marriage.
The demonstration was also attended by politicians including Diane Abbott, Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, Karen Buck Labour MP for Westminster North, and Natalie Bennett, Leader of the Green Party.
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Is the Canon M100 a good camera for you?
The M100 is Canon's entry-level APS-C sized mirrorless camera. Initially released fall 2017, it's an interchangeable lens camera that replaces the two-year-old M10. Unlike Canon's M5 and M6 cameras, they aim this camera squarely at the entry-level market and beginning photographers looking for an upgrade in image quality than what their phones alone can provide. Canon has implemented several vital improvements with this new model, namely an upgraded sensor and a high-end autofocus system. These changes have now allowed them to position the camera to rival Sony's a5100. However, are these changes enough to test Sony's ongoing dominance in the mirrorless world? Today we answer that question. We'll also address the strengths, weaknesses, and help uncover whether this should be a consideration in your search for a new camera.
It has a 24.2MP CMOS sensor, the same sensor as the M6 as well as several other recent cameras, and the DIGIC 7 image processor. It's quite surprising to find such a large sensor that packs this amount of resolution in such a small camera. For comparison, this is the same sensor placed in the much more expensive 7D Mark II camera. Nevertheless, this sensor delivers quality and the images it produces are simply superb. The colors are accurate. And overall, this camera easily rivals several mid-range DSLRs in image quality, many of which twice its price. It's easily far superior to what a smartphone or compact camera alone can provide. If you're stepping up from these, expect an enormous improvement in image quality, fine detail, and low light performance.
It's important to note, however, that its dynamic range is reasonable, though not brilliant. Take caution when shooting not to over or underexpose images more than 2 stops, as recovering images will cause noise to occur.
It has a continuous burst rate of 6.1 fps without autofocus or 4 fps with continuous autofocus. Sure, while not blazingly fast, it does provide enough speed for some fast action shooting. The camera also supplies a relatively heft buffer. In this case, when shooting RAW + JPEG, it delivers 20 images before buffering or 90 images if shooting JPEG alone. These kinds of results are quite impressive considering its size.
It shoots 1080p full HD video up to 60 fps, allowing for slow-motion capture. Like the photos it takes, the videos, too, are colorful and vibrant.
As with most Canon cameras, recording time for 1080p video at 30 fps maxes out at industry-standard 29 minutes and 59 seconds per clip.
The camera supplies electronic stabilization, which removes some handshake caused when filming handheld. However, using this feature causes an additional crop into the frame, resulting in a 10% reduction in the field of view. And while helpful, it's not as effective as an optically stabilized lens or built-in 5-axis stabilization.
It has a native ISO range of ISO 100 to 25,600 in photos and ISO 100 to 6,400 in videos. Users can expect usable images and videos up to ISO 3,200. Going above ISO 3,200, however, requires post-production noise reduction.
Autofocusing has improved dramatically over the predecessor. And, so much so that it's now, in many respects, as capable as Sony's a5100. It features a 49-point AF system along with Canon's acclaimed Dual Pixel CMOS AF, albeit an older version of the system in today's age. Nevertheless, the system delivers excellent subject tracking, even when subjects erratically move across the frame. And for an entry-level camera, it performs quite admirably. It also inherits face-detection, particularly useful for tracking faces, ensuring portraits or selfies are perfectly sharp. Overall, performance for both stills and videos is accurate and responsive.
For those who prefer manual control, however, it features both magnification and peaking. These are helpful when using manual focus to ensure precise focus in both photo and video modes.
Considering its small size, it surprisingly features a relatively large 3.0-inch TFT articulating touchscreen display with an excellent resolution of 1.04M dots. This screen tilts 180° for front-facing selfies or vlogging and is quite handy for low angle shooting as well. The screen itself is quite sharp and very bright, even outdoors in bright sunlight, with excellent viewing angles. It's more responsive than expected as well, and its touch response feels comparable to a smartphone.
The user interface on this camera is excellent and incredibly intuitive, even more than Canon's traditional SLRs menus. Canon has made it easy to master and ideally suited for beginning photographers who are entirely foreign to digital cameras. Even if you're an existing shooter, you will feel immediately comfortable with this camera's menus within a few moments. It uses a fully touch-enabled interface, where all of the onscreen buttons are large, responsive, and easy to operate. The addition of a touchscreen simplifies and removes any frustrations caused by navigating using buttons alone. And the interface is well optimized for this style of input, making it easy to navigate without a steep learning curve.
It features a redesigned version of Canon's Q (Quick) Menu, which hosts a wide selection of the available camera options on a single contextual menu.
The screen supports pinch to zoom when reviewing images in the playback mode, allowing for quick image review to check for details or focus.
Being a mirrorless camera, it provides the distinct advantage of compact size. It's an incredibly small and portable camera, surprisingly not much larger than most compacts. With that, it can easily fit into tight or small spaces, making it an ideal travel companion. The caveat is that the physical control interface is quite bare, as much of these functions have moved to the touchscreen interface instead. And, for most users, this isn't a problem. Otherwise, the design here is largely identical to the predecessor. And its layout provides the standard set of controls you'd expect to find on any camera. At first glance, it may appear to lack any advanced manual controls. But it does. It houses a single control dial, surrounding the shutter release, allowing users to adjust both Aperture or Shutter Speed. And it also includes a full manual shooting mode, found in the menu, giving users complete freedom over the camera's operation in both photo and video modes.
Surprisingly, it even features a customizable function button, which you can customize to a variety of different programmable features. The most notable being autofocus.
It provides a dedicated movie start/stop button, which offers convenient access to movie recording with a single button click, regardless of the selected mode.
And, thankfully, the camera houses the memory card and battery in separate compartments. Typically, most camera houses both in the same compartment underneath the camera, which is quite inconvenient when using the camera on a tripod. With this positioning, you can easily swap memory cards without first dismounting from the tripod and removing the plate. Subtle, but it's quite helpful.
It features Wi-Fi, NFC, and Bluetooth, which allows the camera to wirelessly pair to a smartphone device via Canon's Camera to Connect app. Once connected, you can wirelessly transfer images and remotely control the camera, though limited in capabilities compared to the higher-end M50. The camera also offers a dedicated Wi-Fi button as well, which provides direct access to these features. And the addition of low powered Bluetooth allows it to send images automatically to the phone, even without taking the camera out of a bag or powering it on. Plus, it syncs GPS coordinates automatically as well. Overall, the connectivity offered here is fantastic.
It has a built-in pop-up flash.
It provides an extensive selection of customizable filters, which translate to both photos and videos.
It offers a time-lapse movie mode, removing the need for any post-processing, saving time in the process.
Like several other recent Canon cameras, it too lacks 4K recording altogether. But, in this case, they can be forgiven as the target audience for this camera may not likely need 4K recording. And if they had it, they very well may not have the editing rig necessary to process and edit this type of footage.
The camera's 1080p video, however, is slightly soft and lacks the sharpness found in the competition. And it's also worthwhile to note that Cannon caps 1080p 60 fps videos to 10-minute recordings. Beware of this limitation if you find yourself shooting at this frame rate often.
It uses the LP-E12 battery, which Canon rates for 410 shots per charge and 80 minutes of video recording. The caveat is that it only delivers this lifespan when used in the Eco mode. Otherwise, it only offers 295 shots per charge. Rough. Considering the industry-standard expected for compact cameras of this size is 350 shots per charge, battery life is poor.
Like the M50, the Aperture priority mode on this camera doesn't offer a minimum shutter speed setting, so take caution when shooting in this mode. Ensure the shutter speed correctly matches the medium you are shooting to avoid any unwanted motion blur.
It doesn't offer the standard Mode wheel. Canon stripped down the included wheel, relegating much of the settings typically found on this dial to the user menus instead. By doing so, changing the scene selection modes is now quite a bit slower, though not deal-breaking by any means.
The wireless button lands directly on a critical gripping point on the camera's body, which increases the likelihood of accidentally stopping a video and taking you into the wireless configuration menu.
The camera doesn't offer much in regards to grip. And overall, the gripping contact points are relatively minimal, making the camera a bit uncomfortable during prolonged use. If this is a problem for you, consider purchasing the secondary face jack, which adds much-needed bulk to the body. However, once installed, you will lose access to the SD card and battery compartments.
It lacks an electronic viewfinder, and Canon doesn't offer the possibility of adding an external one either. Thus, all operations occur solely through the rear screen alone.
It lacks a hot shoe, removing the possibility of attaching an external microphone, flash, or other accessories.
It lacks a microphone input, which means high-quality audio capture will require external recorders and post-production syncing. That is unless you're close enough to the camera to use the internal microphone, which is surprisingly good.
It lacks a headphone input.
The camera lacks USB charging. Instead, you have to use the included battery charger.
It lacks weather sealing.
Canon's EOS M lens selection is quite limited, even considering how much time has passed since its initial creation. At the writing of this post, only eight lenses are available. And sadly, the majority of which are slow variable aperture lenses, which don't have the best low light performance. If you want greater flexibility in your lens selection, consider purchasing the EF-M to EF lens adapter.
Yes. It is an excellent, low-cost, compact camera that offers a slim profile matching that of a point & shoot camera, but with the added benefit of interchangeable lenses. And being able to change lenses opens a world of new possibilities. While it's small with a simplistic design, underneath sits much of the core technologies Canon employs in the majority of its more expensive mirrorless cameras. The results create a capable platform that, matched with its large sensor and strong autofocusing, delivers a versatile option. And one that's well suited towards beginners looking to shoot any style of photography around. Arguably, it's an even better alternative to the M50 mirrorless camera for users looking for a simple to use, easily mastered, feature-packed camera. And with its stripped-down design, it's an even better option for first-timers over traditional DSLRs, which provide too many controls that it becomes quite daunting in comparison. If you're looking for a camera matching an SLR in performance without the bulk, this is it.
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It makes an excellent choice for vloggers and YouTube content creators who film alone, looking for an easy all-in-one option. Granted, you'll have to use an external microphone if you desire better audio capture. If that turns out to be a deal-breaker, consider Canon's M5, M6, or M50 cameras instead.
If you're a videographer looking for a capable backup camera or second angle, look elsewhere. That is unless you don't find the lack of 4K video a deal-breaker. Otherwise, this makes an excellent second camera. And one that's undoubtedly capable, yet easy to use. The inclusion of the articulating screen will add immense value when checking the frame of shots too, a bonus.
For experienced photographers or current DSLR shooters looking for an upgrade, there's a good chance this camera isn't for you. It's main drawbacks come in the form of lacking physical controls and poor ergonomics compared to fully-featured DSLRs. Sure it features similar technology as several other Canon cameras. However, in operation, you may find it frustratingly basic and too simple for your liking, as there's little at hand to press to change settings quickly. In all, while it has a good number of standard features in an appealing small body, the lack of physical controls makes the M5 and M6 cameras better options.
If you're a beginning photographer upgrading to your first camera from other compact cameras or smartphones, this is an excellent choice. Particularly so if you're looking for a camera that's small with much better photo quality, range of useful features, and greater versatility than what these other cameras alone can provide. If you're thinking of getting this as your first step into photography, you'll do so while getting the same performance as Canons much pricier DSLR cameras. All the while, in a package that's slim enough for easy storing into pockets and small bags. Although it lacks 4K, it remains a useful, intuitive, and quickly mastered camera that makes it an all-round excellent value for money.
The Canon M100 is a simplistic camera that provides a streamlined design that's easily mastered by even the newest photographers. Although simple, it's far from a basic. It delivers a feature set that rivals Canon's pricer DSLRs, all the while ditching their bulk. It's a well-rounded little camera and provides excellent value for money.
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Every week, millions of people tune in to Project Runway for 90 minutes of fashion, style and drama. Kimberly Hendrix does not. All she gets are the first few minutes and then she's off to work: she has a challenge to finish.
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Natalia Galbetti is a fashion writer and editor currently living in St. Petersburg, FL. She is the author of the blog, "Fashionably Late".
After not making the final cut for the hit show, the Palm Harbor-based designer decided to go for the experience anyway and make the looks for every episode following the challenge rules.
"I was a little disappointed and I thought there's no reason why I couldn't do this by myself," she explains while working on the challenge, which had her making an outfit built entirely out of party supplies. "I only watch the beginning because I don't want to be influenced by anything the judges are saying or what the designers go through. I really want to see what I can come up with."
In this case, it's a cocktail dress fashioned from crepe, or in her words, a "wedding piñata". She had to use dye to save her from a sartorial disaster before her time was up, making the paper look like copper silk scraps and transforming the design into a piece that would be worthy of the judges' approval. The drama was recorded not by a production crew, but a webcam, and broadcast on her blog for her customers' entertainment.
After the challenge is over, Hendrix designs her own line by her own rules. Drawing from a collection of vintage clothes amassed over ten years, she recycles them into new ones. Sequins, beads and crystals are aged as she dyes the clothes after completion, resulting in pieces that look like they belong in a museum, with timeless elegance and style.
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A watermark on a fabric, an opaque bead among shiny crystals or a shredded hem on a tunic are what set every piece apart and give them a modern and rock and roll edge.
"Every beaded piece is one of a kind," says Hendrix. "I design for girls who can appreciate that kind of hand-work. The hipster girls who are willing to take risks with what they wear and like sparkly things."
Among those girls is an extensive celebrity clientele that includes fashion icons Janet Jackson and Zooey Deschanel. The general public will get to see Hendrix's new collection in the fall when she shows at Tampa Bay Fashion Week and while her Project Runway looks will not be included in the show, she does credit her experiment for teaching her how to make it work.
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As we gathered on Founders' Day, we Proclaim the Wonders God Has Done. It is by God's grace that the Evangelical Lutheran Synod has survived to this centennial year. We tell the history not to laud ourselves but to praise the Triune God who has sustained us. It is the Lord God who has washed us with water. It is the Savior Jesus Christ who prepares a table of bread and wine. It is the Holy Spirit who has preserved us to this day. May He strengthen us to continue to Proclaim the Wonders God Has Done.


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Lady Gaga Helped Raise $35 Million and Will Give You a Free Concert Special
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The nice thing about the Lady Gaga-headlined "One World: Together At Home" television special is that it's not asking the general public for financial donations right now.
Indeed, Lady Gaga has already played her part in helping the World Health Organization raise $35 million for its COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund from corporations. This special, meanwhile, will celebrate those on the front lines, as well as encourage the public to do what they can to directly help right now: stay home.
The special will include performances and appearances by Billie Eilish, Kacey Musgraves, Lizzo, Alanis Morissette, Elton John, Chris Martin, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, John Legend, David Beckham, Idris Elba, and more (all broadcast from their individual homes, of course). Set to broadcast on April 18th, it will be carried by ABC, NBC and CBS as well as co-hosted by those network's late night stars Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Stephen Colbert.
Gaga made the announcement during a livestream from a rather sparse home office while wearing thick-rimmed glasses and an understated blazer.
"Seven days ago we held a call with more than 68 corporate leaders from some of the world's biggest and most generous companies," said Gaga. "I asked them to join my 'Corporate Kindness' list as there have been many corporations and philanthropists that have been very, very generous during this time."
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While the WHO will continue soliciting donations from monied parties, Gaga says the show will be a treat for all. "Put your wallets away…and sit back and enjoy the show you all deserve."
In a world without COVID-19, Gaga would likely be spending the week promoting the impending release of her album Chromatica. Its release date was originally set as April 10th, but the singer announced that she was postponing its release until later in the year.
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Taiwan exports to the mainland are increasingly heading north; Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces now absorb nearly 60% of island goods, according to government statistics. Investment from Taiwan also showed a similar shift north – 43.3% of 2004 inflows went to Jiangsu, while 29% and 8.5% went to Guangdong and Fujian provinces, respectively. Export flows from Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines are also increasingly targeting more northern provinces over traditional southern markets.


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Alf Rendell: Eighty-five years of photography
In a collaboration with the Tauranga Historical Society we have created a display honouring local photographer Alf Rendell who passed away 27 December 2019. Alf made a huge contribution to the Collection, both in terms of his knowledge and expertise and in the many important donations he made over the years. Our recent collaboration for Tongan Language Week was just one of many highlights. The display was part of the Society's annual Garden Party and will be in the Brain Watkins House for all of March. The following text is taken from the display.
Alf Rendell's father, Robert, was a professional photographer who travelled the country taking images that were often published in the Auckland Weekly News. Finding work scarce after the First World War Robert moved his family to Tauranga to become the town's meter reader. Alf was eight months old at the time.
In 1926 Robert's desire to return to photography led him to purchase a photographic business. The business grew and a studio was established at the bottom of Devonport Road. Alf's mother ran the shop while upstairs his father took portraits. His sister, Marje, developed film and colour tinted photographs. It was Marje who showed Alf how to work in a dark room and he would recall the joy he felt when the first image was revealed. Despite his father's encouragement that he take a government job, Alf chose photography and stuck with it, after all it was in his blood.
In 1938, with his father's health failing, Alf, aged 20, took over the business. In 1941 army service in the Pacific called and the studio was converted into a laundry. However, a sympathetic landlord promised the building would be available on Alf's return. After the war Rendell's Photo Service included a Candid Studio, photo finishing and camera retail. Alf also worked as a freelance photographer trading under the name Renwood Studio. It was during this time that Alf become the town's most popular wedding photographer.
Over eighty-five years of taking photographs Alf captured many personal moments from smiling babies to happy weddings. He also recorded panoramic views of the region as well as buildings and businesses that have long since disappeared. His photogaphic legacy is a gift to the people of Tauranga.
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Mischa Barton (born 24 January 1986) is a British-American film, television, and stage actress, and occasional fashion model. She made her screen debut with a guest appearance on the American soap opera All My Children (1996).
Her first major film role was as the protagonist of Lawn Dogs (1997), an acclaimed drama co-starring Sam Rockwell. She continued acting, appearing in major box office pictures such as the romantic comedy, Notting Hill (1999) and M. Night Shyamalan's psychological thriller, The Sixth Sense (1999). She also starred in the critically acclaimed indie crime drama Pups (1999).
Barton later appeared in the independent drama, Lost and Delirious (2001) and played Evan Rachel Wood's girlfriend during a guest-arc on ABC's Once and Again (2001–02). She is known for her role as Marissa Cooper in the Fox television series The O.C. (2003–06), for which she received two Teen Choice Awards. The role catapulted Barton into mainstream fame, and Entertainment Weekly named her the "It Girl" of 2003.
Barton has since appeared in the comedy remake St Trinian's (2007), the Richard Attenborough-directed drama Closing the Ring (2007) and Assassination of a High School President (2008). She returned to television, starring in the short-lived Ashton Kutcher-produced CW series, The Beautiful Life: TBL (2009). In 2012, she returned to the stage, performing in the Irish production of Steel Magnolias.
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Scamander is a river god in Greek mythology.

Scamander may also refer to:

 Scamander, Tasmania, a small town at the mouth of the Scamander River on Tasmania's north east coast
 Karamenderes River in Asia Minor, previously called the Scamander River
 Newt Scamander, the pseudonym used by J. K. Rowling when she wrote Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, as well as a character in its adaptations
 Scamander (king of Boeotia), a mythical Greek king

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Skamander, a Polish group of experimental poets

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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Italian 10-year bond yields pulled back from 2-month highs on Wednesday, tightening the gap over German peers after Italy's far-right League said a request for a cancellation of 250 billion euros of debt was not in a draft government programme.
Italian bond yields had jumped at the open after a report that Italy's 5-Star and League planned to ask the European Central Bank to forgive 250 billion euros of Italian debt.
But the comments on Wednesday from the League's economic spokesman brought some comfort to markets.
Italy's 10-year bond yield was up 5 basis points at 1.98 percent, off earlier 2-month highs just above 2 percent . The Italian/German 10-year bond yield gap tightened to 136 basis points from 139 basis points at the open.


As Alabama's largest recipient of federal funding for low-income students and with a poverty rate greater than 50 percent, Mobile County Public Schools are tasked with educating many students whose families are struggling financially.
Yet, Denise Riemer, who oversees the system's Homeless Education Program, said most people are shocked at how many students may not know where they're going to sleep on any given school night.
As of January, there were more than 5,500 students being served in some capacity through the system's Homeless Education Program — roughly 10 percent of the entire district's population. According to Riemer, that number has remained at about the same level for several years.
While the program's name makes it seem like there may be a separate educational track for students that qualify as homeless, that's not what Riemer and her colleagues Larissa Dickinson and Ciji Bendolph do.
All three are master's-level social workers who assist students who don't have a "fixed, regular or adequate" place to stay, serving as advocates for those children within the school system and helping to connect their families to a network of services in the community.
According to Riemer, the ultimate goal is to "remove barriers" affecting a child's education so they can succeed academically. Exactly what that task entails is subject to change from day to day and case to case.
Federally funded public schools are required to comply with the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 1987, which, among other things, established and protected the rights of homeless students in the public school system.
While Title 1 and local dollars help maintain the program, Dickinson said the cost of serving a large population has caused the staff to "think outside of the box" — a strategy that recently earned national recognition from the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness [USICH].
While the program maintains a close relationship with Housing First Inc., that is only one of many resources available to help students and families to get back into adequate housing.
The "whole family" includes parents and guardians as well as siblings, even those who aren't yet school aged and those who may live in another school district. Serving families can mean helping parents find housing, nutritional assistance or a job; in other cases it can mean helping provide students who have their own children with adequate child care to so they can graduate.
While homelessness is typically associated with extreme poverty, that isn't always the case. After Hurricane Katrina, Riemer said the program took on 3,000 students from coastal Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi whose displacement from their homes qualified them as homeless.
Bendolph also described a number of families that are likely "a paycheck away from becoming homeless" at any time. Something like a house fire or car accident could quickly cause a family livingly comfortably to become "doubled-up" with a relative or staying in a hotel, she said.
According to Bendolph, most parents aren't aware of rights they have under McKinney-Vento, which includes the right of homeless children to stay enrolled in their original school if they're required to relocate to another school zone because of economic hardship.
In addition to outside services, the program can help connect homeless students to MCPSS programs such as credit recovery, schools with flexible hours or alternative placement. However, Riemer said the majority are in the normal population, with many enrolled in advanced classes and international baccalaureate programs.
Her staff also works with some students during the year following graduation to help connect them to skills-training programs or tuition assistance for those who qualify for federal aid. However, Riemer said, many earn their own scholarships.
Though the Homeless Education Program has only three staff members — each serving hundreds of students in four feeder patterns — Riemer, Dickson and Bendolph say they love their work.


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Qantas Increases Flights to UK and Europe Including New Sydney-Hong Kong-London Services
SYDNEY, 29 October 2004
Qantas will significantly boost capacity between Australia and the United Kingdom from Sunday with the introduction of new Sydney-Hong Kong-London and Perth-Singapore-London services.
Qantas Executive General Manager John Borghetti said that from 31 October, Qantas would operate three Sydney-Hong Kong-London flights each week and three Perth-Singapore-London services each week.
"These six new flights to London will increase the number of UK services offered by Qantas from 21 a week to 27 a week," Mr Borghetti said.
"This will mean nearly 2,300 more seats to London on our fleet of three-class Boeing 747-400 aircraft which feature the award winning Skybed sleeper seat and our renowned International Business Class product."
Mr Borghetti said the new services to London via Hong Kong meant that Qantas customers now had access to the UK and Europe via three Asian ports - Singapore, Bangkok and Hong Kong.
"Hong Kong has been a popular Qantas destination in its own right for a long time and now it will also be available as a stop over destination to Europe," Mr Borghetti said.
Qantas will add a fourth weekly service to the UK via Hong Kong in 2005 and has approval to operate a further three services from April 2006.
Mr Borghetti said that daily Qantas/Air France codeshare services between Australia and Paris via Singapore would also begin on 31 October.
"We are very pleased to be entering into our first codeshare relationship with Air France," Mr Borghetti said. "This arrangement allows Qantas to maintain a strong presence in the important French market."
Customers will fly on Qantas services between Australia and Singapore and then connect to daily Air France flights between Singapore and Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport.


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Katie Taylor will warm up for Olympic qualifiers with Cork bout
Bernard O'Neill
Irish Elite boxing will have two weeks less to prepare for April's crucial Olympic qualifiers in Turkey.
The European qualifiers for men and women were originally slated to begin in Istanbul on April 21, but have now been pulled back to April 7.
It is understood that the dates were changed because of the proximity of the Women's World Championships and Olympic qualifiers which begin on May 21 in Kazakhstan.
International boxing chiefs, it is understood, are also considering moving the tournament from Istanbul to Samsun in Turkey.
Whatever the host city, the change of dates will have a slight knock-on effect on the tournaments Ireland enter and training camp dates.
Nine Irish male and female Elite champions, including current European Games gold medallist Katie Taylor and Michael O'Reilly, will compete for Olympic places in April.
Turkey kicks off the European qualification process.
Three further qualifiers in AIBA Open Boxing (AOB), the World Series of Boxing (WSB) and AIBA Pro Boxing (APB) follow.
Irish women's boxing will have a final opportunity to qualify for Rio at the World Championships in Kazakhstan in May.
There is a WSB versus APB qualifier the same month. There is one final AOB World qualifier (for men) in Azerbaijan in June.
Meanwhile, Taylor will have at least one warm-up fight for Turkey at the Dromtariffe Hall in Kanturk, Cork on February 19 next.
The Olympic champion is due to meet Serbia's Jelena Jelic. Jelic, ranked 26 in the world, reached the last-eight of the European Games in 2015 but was beaten by Germany's Tasheena Bugar.
Cork will be Taylor's first outing since beating Shauna O'Keeffe for her first Irish Elite title in the ring in Dublin last November.
All of Taylor's Irish wins up to that point had been on walkovers.