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How to watch the Boston Marathon live stream online
By Jane McGuire published 11 October 21
Here's how to tune in to the 125th Boston Marathon this Monday.
Are you ready to watch the Boston Marathon online? Well, ready or not, 20,000 runners are about to take on the 125th edition of the race. It might not be happening on Patriot's Day this year, but that doesn't make the race any less exciting, as runners travel the 26.2 miles from Hopkinton to Boylston Street.
Boston Marathon live stream, date, time, channels
The Boston Marathon takes place today (Monday, October 12).
► Time: 8:00 a.m. ET / 7:00 a.m. CT / 5:00 a.m. PT / 1:00 pm BST
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Last year's Boston Marathon was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, so this race has been a long time coming for some runners. Those with guaranteed spots had to re-enter the race, which has a smaller field than usual to allow for more social distancing. If you're not near Boston, or you want to support from your couch this year to avoid the crowds, here's how to watch the Boston Marathon 2021.
From an elite perspective, the stage looks set for an exciting race, with male and female Boston champions returning to the race, which is being held in the fall for the first time. In the men's race, previous winners Lelisa Desisa, Lemi Berhanu, Geoffrey Kirui and Yuki Kawauchi will all be toeing the start line.
In the women's race, former winners Caroline Rotich, Atsded Baysa, Edna Kiplagat and Des Linden will all be racing. US runners Jordan Hasay and Molly Huddle will also be joining the list of Boston Marathon winners to race in front of a home crowd.
For the mass-participation race, the course has been harder than ever to get into, with the trimmed-down field meaning the competition for spaces was fierce. Runners had to reapply and inevitably, some were left out of the 2021 race. If you do know someone running in the masses, here's the best ways to track runners at the Boston Marathon.
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Boston Marathon start times and schedule
Boston Marathon fans, be warned, you're going to need to set your alarm earlier than you do on Patriots Day. This year's Boston Marathon schedule is as follows (all times are in ET):
8:02 a.m. – Men's wheelchair
8:05 a.m. – Women's wheelchair
8:30 a.m. – Handcycles and duos
8:37 a.m. – Professional men
8:45 a.m. – Professional women
8:50 a.m. – Para athletics
9 a.m. – Non-elite rolling start
What does the weather look like for the Boston Marathon?
For anyone thinking back to the 2018 race, you'll be pleased to hear the weather looks much less dramatic for today's Boston Marathon. The start line looks to be a mild 61 degrees, which looks set to rise to 65 degrees by 11 am. The wind speed is 9mph — pretty perfect marathon running weather.
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How to watch the Boston Marathon in the US
If you're local to Boston, the easiest way to watch all of the action on Monday is to put your feet up and tune into CBS Boston's WBZ-TV live coverage, which airs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET. Cut the cord? It should be available locally on fuboTV, if your WBZ is available for you.
Outside of Boston, you can also tune in to the Boston Marathon on NBC Sports and the NBC Sports app, which will be broadcasting live race coverage from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ET. You could log into those services with the right cable provider login.
You can also stream the Boston Marathon on Peacock, although that does require you to have a subscription, which costs $4.99 a month. Plus, if you signed up to FloSports to watch the London Marathon last weekend, you can also stream the Boston Marathon on there.
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How to watch the Boston Marathon in the UK
If you're in the UK, you can still follow the Boston Marathon live coverage by using one of the best VPN services, such as ExpressVPN.
The easiest way to tune in is to watch the live coverage on NBC Sports using a VPN service, which starts at 1.00 pm BST. You can also watch the live stream from FloSports, but this does require you to have a subscription. Plans start at $12.50 per month, according to the FloSports website, and you can download the FloSports app on Roku and Apple TV. You can also stream the Boston Marathon on EuroSport 2 from 1.30 pm BST.
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Hello again mr Humphrey, i just wanted to ask you a few questions concerning the flyback tester, where exactly does one have to start when assembling it DIY?
First mark the positive rail and negative rail as shown on my pcb…with a sharp object.
and the LEDs does it matter which way you put cuz it looks like one of the leg is shorter than the other?.
I have on numerous attempts tried to build it but its a bit of a challenge for me to know where i can start and it has left me frustrated as i've got all the part list. I've seen yours and i've tried to build it without soldering first and i noticed the circuit board i've cut it becomes short.
I have noted your circuit doesn't have any jumper and no track cut…I think that is your main challenge. Please refer to my key given at the bottom of my template and it will guide you.
Tip. If a component is placed in series with the track like you have the LED then you must cut the middle hole so that the current will travel through the LED otherwise it will create a short.
Again below the ic we have opposite pin in series and therefore should also be separated to avoid shorting the two pins… hope you can now get the concept.
This circuit is very straight forward and should always work first time if you follow the instructions.
So mr Humphrey how does one test a good dvd motor if its a good working one cuz i did test it only when i got to my workshop and it was reading 7hms on DMM?
For Dvd motors I think 5 ohms to 20 ohms is ok..Most of them range between 7 ohms and 12 ohms.
For testing DVD motor use analogue meter set to x1 and if all is well the motor will spin very fast and smoothly.


I am a curry addict , are you ??
Discussion in 'Community Discussion' started by marbles, Sep 4, 2008.
I admit I am a curry addict and have learned over the last ten years or so to cook what I consider to be the best style of food available to man .
Recently I've been learning how to cook some of the variety of breads which accompany a curry meal ...Naan of varying flavours are my favourite .
I will share a quick and easy version of naan that I use when I just need a lamb kebab.this stuff keeps in the fridge ok for a day or so.
I've just had one and thought I'd share the recipe .
Put a baking tray in the oven at the top & get your oven mad hot , if you have a separate grill heat that up too , if not , no worries .
Divide the dough up into about six pieces of roughly the same size . roll the dough pieces into a thin ( 3 millimetres ish) tear drop shape or a triangle , whatever just roll it all out nice and thin .
You can freeze these no bother , just re heat in hot oven for 4 minutes once defrosted.
Now you are making me crave curry and I am eating a good lasagna!
As a HUGE fan of Red Dwarf, I had to try Curries. My Favorite is Chicken Vindaloo (and I love the story behind it), but I also enjoy a simple Chicken Curry. I've also used naan to make a Curry Burrito when I was in a hurry one day.
Coriander Seed is not cilantro. Cilantro is a leaf of the Cilantro leaf, which I believe is native to the American Continents.
I've never tried a Yogurt/Yoghurt based curry (usually sold here as a Tandori) since I have this thing about cooked milk.
Now you're convincing me to cook some curry tonight and drive all my Mexican neighbors crazy (not to mention the Mexican restaurant downstairs).
Side story about Curry... My dad has a sensitivity to overly spiced foods two hot chili packets in two gallons of chili is about his limit. However, he loves curry, now that I have introduced him to it, and some of the curries I've made have been close to too hot for me, but he still enjoys them.
thanks for the heads up on the cilantro thing ......I wasn't sure .
Curry! Curry! I love curry. Thanks for the recipe.
Though I'm always up for trying new things.
I live in a area around a LOT of cajuns, and at just the mention of curry, people start fake gagging.
Not really sure why, but it has always scared me away from trying it.
I'll give it a run one of these days.
i like curry and naan bread. but i cant have it to hot. my brother once brought home hot curry made by an Indian mother from work… and boy was it hot! i got all teary, my nose started running and it made my teeth hurt!
See the thing is if curry is too hot you don't taste anything ...but the hot ones are good if your sick .makes you sweat it all out !, I always go mad hot veggie curry if I have a cold or feel run down,works most everytime ..... chilli speeds up your metabolic rate , apparently.
NICE, I love naan with curry, especially with rice!! Thanks for recipe!!
This thread made me think of this video.
Haha, maybe that's why then.
I've been known to make curried scrambled tofu w/ peppers and onions on a broiled Kaiser roll for a late breakfast on weekends. I love curried chicken, curried vegetables too. Thanks for these recipes, gonna try them!
But if I get a bad cold some time, i usually just put a nice fat swath of wasabi on some rice. Talk about a nose job... creates a whole new nasal passage, and it's tastier than some weird collection of chemicals in a medicine.
Joking. I really LOVE Shahi Baingan. It's by far my favourite Indian dish, and definitely the best eggplant dish I have ever tried, regardless of cuisine. It's not really a "curry", per se, but it's Indian, and goes well with rice or naan, so there you go.
Sounds nice the Tofu pepper thing , recipe ?
Just googled Shahi Baingan , sounds good , I'll try that .
Curry I suppose just means gravy doesn't it ? , I just love the alchemy that is creating some of these dishes Indian or not ,it's all good .
I had to learn how to cook curry as there is a lack of it where I live.
mmm curry, im hungry now!
I love Jalfrezi and Madras. Favourite meal is a Chicken Sashlik with Madras Sauce.
I might try your recipe this weekend.
Can't beat a good ruby!
Everyone in my family loves the stuff. I love the smell.
Worked in Apartments of residents that used this. The smell lingers and is difficult to get rid of. So no, not a fan of it.
I love curry in Thai food. Like red curry in Panang, and peanut curry in Mus-sa-mun.
i have been looking for a carribean curry recipe does anyone know of one? i have looked but couldn't find anything.
Love all those you mentioned .


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THATCHER: AN OCEAN TO CROSS, NOT MUCH TO DO
MARK DAVIDSON Daily PressDAILY PRESS
She'll be the College of William and Mary's most prominent chancellor since George Washington - and just about as likely to be spotted on campus.
The former British prime minister may pop in for the annual Founders Day celebration. She may shake some hands at next year's commencement. But don't expect her to run up frequent flier miles visiting the Colonial Capitol.
''It's likely to be one or two visits a year, to deliver greetings or make speeches,'' said William and Mary spokesman Ray Betzner. ''The duties of the chancellor are not specifically spelled out in the charter, so we can't really say exactly what she will do.''
The Board of Visitors last month selected former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as the school's 21st chancellor in its 300-year history. The college announced the appointment Saturday in the presence of outgoing Chancellor Warren Burger, former chief justice of the Supreme Court, whose term expires July 1.
According to records provided by the college, the original charter called for the chancellor to be ''the temporal and spiritual head of the college, whose advice must be sought on major issues of policy.'' The chancellor, in fact, outranked the college president.
But as time passed, the unpaid post became less influential and, since Washington held it in the late 1700s, it has been largely ceremonial.
Washington, in fact, initially rejected the offer to serve as chancellor in 1787, saying the obligation to visit the campus, even annually, was a burden.
''Although I know not specifically what these functions are, yet, sir, I have conceived that a Principal duty required of the chancellor might be a regular and indispensable visitation once or perhaps twice a year. Should this be expected, I must decline accepting the office,'' Washington wrote from his home in Mount Vernon.
But he later changed his mind, citing his ''heartfelt desire to promote the cause of science in general and the prosperity of the College of William and Mary in particular.''
School officials say Thatcher has the same affinity for William and Mary, with its rich Colonial heritage, but she isn't likely to travel the 4,000 miles very often.
Thatcher is William and Mary's first woman chancellor and the first Brit to get the post since the Revolutionary War.
Recruitment of Thatcher was primarily the doing of William and Mary President Timothy Sullivan, Betzner said. Sullivan, who was unavailable for comment Monday, ''kind of took it upon himself to do this. He had as much contact with Thatcher as anyone.''
Sullivan's most recent meeting with Thatcher was during a lunch last month in England, when he was receiving an honorary degree in Scotland.
The Board of Visitors passed a resolution April 29 naming Thatcher, who's now a baroness, to a seven-year term beginning July 1. Her selection was kept under wraps until Saturday's formal announcement.
Betzner said Thatcher has indicated she wants to ''continue the Burger tradition'' by being somewhat involved in the college, though Burger's visits to campus were infrequent throughout his seven-year tenure.
Sullivan has even talked to Thatcher about teaching law. ''Teaching is not a requirement of being a chancellor, but President Sullivan did talk to her about the possibility of doing that. Mrs. Thatcher does have a degree in law,'' Betzner said.
Thatcher, who was prime minister from 1979 to 1990, was last in Williamsburg in 1983 for an international economic summit.
Thatcher was unavailable for comment Monday.
In London, spokeswoman Miranda Cracroft, said Thatcher ''has been away for a week and she's up to her eyes in business. She's really not granting any press interviews right now.''
Cracroft said she did not know of any trips being arranged to Williamsburg but said, ''Lady Thatcher has been in contact with the college. Certainly a trip is possible.''
W&M; CHANCELLORS
The College of William and Mary has had 18 chancellors serving 21 terms since its charter was formed in 1693. There were long periods, however, during which the school had no chancellor, a largely ceremonial position.
Henry Compton, Bishop of London, 1693-1700 and 1707-1713
Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1700-1707
John Robinson, Bishop of London, 1714-1721
William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1721-1729 and 1736-1737
Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London, 1729-1736 and 1737-1748
Thomas Sherlock, Bishop of London, 1749-1761
Thomas Hayter, Bishop of London, 1762
Chris Wyndham, Earl of Egremont, 1762-1763
Philip Yorke, Earl of Hardwiche, 1764
Richard Terrick, Bishop of London, 1764-1776
George Washington, first president, 1788-1799
John Tyler, 10th president, 1859-1862
Hugh Blair Grigsby, historian, 1871-1881
John Stewart Bryan, 20th president of W&M;, 1942-1944
Colgate W. Darden Jr., governor of Virginia, 1946-1947
Alvin Duke Chandler, 22nd president of W&M;, 1962-1974
Warren E. Burger, 15th U.S. chief justice, 1986-1993
Margaret Thatcher, former British prime minister, 1993-
Published correction ran Wednesday, May 19, 1993.A photo caption in Tuesday's Local section incorrectly said Margaret Thatcher was the first Briton to serve as chancellor of the College of William and Mary. She is the first since 1776.

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20 of the best outfits seen at this year's New York Comic Con
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Check out these 20 cosplayers at New York Comic Con 2015:
1. Hulkbuster!
Keith Estiler/Pixable
2. Goku and Master Roshi
3. Kapow-i GoGo
4. The Witcher's Geralt and Ciri
Keith Estiler/Pixablee
5. Conan!
Chris Anderson/Pixable
6. Ginyu Force girl
7. Headhunter Caitlyn and Sejuani
8. I-No from Guilty Gear
9. Mortal Kombat's Jade
10. Black Cat
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19. Marty McFly
20. Darth M!
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Resort in Philippines has literally giant Gundam rip-off, plus Disney and Marvel knockoffs galore
Although the Philippines have plenty of seaside travel destinations, Jed's Island Resort isn't one of them. Being located in the landlocked municipality of Calumpit means that while Jed's isn't far from Manila Bay, it doesn't have any coastline to call its own.
That's OK, though, because you can still relax in one of the resort's nine advertised swimming pools. And while you may not be able to enjoy listening to the sound of the waves, you will be able to look up at Jed's gigantic Gundam statue that's as tall as the one in Tokyo yet far, far skinnier. Not into anime? Not a problem! Jed's is also home to beloved characters from Disney, Marvel, and DC…or at least their disturbingly off-model, knockoff doppelgangers.
The facility's grounds used to be a private estate, but were opened to guests as Jed's Island Resort in 1995. The resort's website boasts that "During its five summers of existence, Jed's has welcomed actors and actresses, singers, and band members from showbiz as its guest." Ordinarily, we'd write the use of "guest" off as a typo, but considering that the reference to Jed's five summers of existence is on a web page updated in 2014, nearly 20 years after the resort's opening, it's possible the management simply isn't very good at math.
But hey, who needs statistical accuracy when you've got the most iconic giant robot in the history of Japanese animation, the RX-78-2 Gundam!
Wow…looks like Gundam needs a sandwich. Or, seeing as how he's in the Philippines, maybe a plate of lechon, the local variety of suckling pig. The robot is looking so skinny that we're surprised it can still stand, and also so anemic that there's no way it could survive an attack by the bellicose Zeon forces.
Gundam is so gaunt that at first glance it seems like the photo is the product of a weird camera lens, but the proportions of the woman standing between his feet aren't warped at all.
As further proof, here's the anorexic mobile suit from a different angle that reveals more of its narrow dimensions.
Still, this is a pretty gutsy move by Jed's designers. Non-official wonky physique and large letter J on its crotch, that's clearly and literally a huge Gundam rip-off. We're sure executives at Bandai, the company which holds the licensing rights to all things Gundam, aren't happy about it. If it's any consolation, though, Bandai's lawyers should bear in mind that Jed's Island Resort isn't just ripping off Gundam, they're ripping off everybody!
Well, maybe not everybody, but that only seems to be because there's not enough space for a project of that magnitude. Still, Jed's has done an impressive job of filling its property with as many unlicensed likenesses as it can hold. The resort isn't shy about this, either, at least in the case of these two photos from its Facebook page, which are excitedly touted as "New attraction-One Piece at Jed's! and Big Hero 6 Robot Baymax!"
Among Frozen's many crowd-pleasing aspects, some fans were thrilled to see a Disney movie with two princesses. But apparently the special Jed's edition of the film features no less than three royal ladies.
Elsewhere, Jed's gets the number of siblings just right. Can't say the same about their facial features, though.
▼ Elsa must be hitting the gym regularly to have added that much muscle definition to her shoulders. She's apparently become so addicted to the pump from lifting weights that she's curling half a head of cabbage.
Going from Disney's newest hit characters to their oldest, here's Mickey and pals Goofy, Donald, and Mickey Clones 1 through 3, plus rival Bugs Bunny, all posing in front of a brachiosaur.
We're guessing some older, hand-drawn cartoon characters must look down on their nouveau rich CG counterparts. How else could you explain why the heroes of Avatar were left out of the Disney/Warner Bros. group photo?
Of course, not all classic animated characters are so set in their ways. For example, Snow White has expanded her social circle beyond her seven stout housemates, and is seen here in the company of 1977 anime mecha Voltes V.
As a matter of fact, Jed's Island Resort seems to be all about crossovers, like this snapshot of the Sesame Street gang hanging out with Mother Goose.
Awesome as it is to see Superman and Captain America in the same place, it'd still be cooler if they were fighting.
▼ Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Wonder Woman seem to have climbed all the way to the top of the water slide tower before losing their nerve to actually go down it.
Legalities aside, we can at least see why the management of Jed's Island Resort would want to decorate their pools with these instantly recognizable and hugely popular characters. They may have been a little too zealous in their efforts to copy as much as possible, though. For example, can you imagine any travelers picking where to stay according to which resort has the cast of free mobile game Clash of Clans?
But even then, Jed's "creative" team wasn't done scraping the bottom of the barrel, because you haven't exhausted every option until you've made a knock-off based on the cover 1980's flight disaster satire Airplane!
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Spider-Man sculpture installation at Korean shopping center has an erection. Pisses people off
Kotaku:
Oh hey, it's your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Your very, very friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Since last year, Lotte Shopping Center in Busan, South Korea has been home to a Spider-Man sculpture by an artist Eunsuk Yoo. It's a rather unusual, somewhat amusing sculpture as Spider-Man has a boner.
As pointed out by tipster Sang, the image has gone viral online in South Korea recently as complaints got bigger regarding the piece. The artist was told to either take the statue down or modify it (lose the woody, I guess). Instead of compromising his vision, Yoo decided to have his sculpture taken down.
On his Facebook page, the artist provided his reasons why (translation via Sang):
I am the artist who made this piece. My reason for it was that I wanted apply the natural physical phenomenon to a superhero depict whats's natural in the morning without lies and superficial-ness in a comical way.
There have been some comments on various community sites and Facebook pages that this is lewd and a disgrace to the source material. Lotte Shopping Center has received many complaint calls this morning from a certain organization, and after their meeting, it was decided that I have to either modify or take the statue down. Instead of modifying my work, I've decided to take it down.
It was ok for about a year and now it has to be taken down due a sudden interest in the piece, which is sad. But I understand that a piece that could be potentially interpreted as lewd can be offensive at a place like shopping mall. It's disappointing, but I'll reach out to the public with a better work next time.
Think he's too hard on himself? Also, maybe pick a better place next time? While the sculpture probably counts as parody, I wonder if Lotte ran it by Marvel first? Or even, notice the boner?
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Holding your breath waiting for Microsoft to open a local Azure data centre in Australia? Time for a dose of reality (and oxygen): there's no sign of it happening soon.
Speaking at the Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) in Las Vegas, Stevan Vidich, director of Windows Azure marketing, confirmed that while Microsoft does plan to expand on its current range of eight global data centres, that doesn't mean it will aim for a presence in every large market.
"We are building and deploying new facilities all the time so we can cover more regions, but we will never have a data centre in every country," Vidich said. "If we were to do that it would negate the whole principle of public cloud scale and efficiency."
I'm covering MMS as part of our ongoing World Of Servers series for Lifehacker, and one of the consistent issues that has come up during that time is that the question of whether or not your cloud provider needs to be located in Australia is far from cut and dried. There are arguments that some businesses need to do so from a legal perspective, and others want the higher latency associated with on-shore premises, but neither argument applies in every case. Indeed, with hyrbid cloud deployments being increasingly common, the distinction between whether data is stored onshore and offshore is going to become even blurrier.
Vidich's remarks suggest that we won't see an Azure centre in Australia in a hurry, but regional restrictions can apply if customers want them. Customers data and code is usually only located within one of Microsoft's four areas (Asia, Europe, US Central or US Coastal), and most customers specify a particular data centre (Singapore being the usual choice for Australian customers).
For redundancy, data from one regional centre will automatically be replicated in the other (so data in the Singapore centre is replicated to Hong Kong and vice versa; data in Ireland is mirrored to the Netherlands; data in Illinois is mirrored to Texas; and data in California is mirrored to Virginia). "Unless you choose to disable it, we will also geo-replicate to a secondary site at least 400 miles away and keep it in triplicate there as well," Vidich said, though that doesn't mean you can automatically access this version. "This setup is to ensure durability This isn't an active/active setup; you can't count on geo-replication to give you instant failover."
However, information won't be replicated outside the core region unless the customer specifically requests it. That could happen if some services are implemented, such as Azure Active Directory or global Content Delivery Network (CDN) systems.
It can also happen on a temporary basis if a support query is lodged. "Because our support infrastructure runs 24/7 on a 'follow the sun' principle, it is possible that your request will be processed by a team that's based in some other region," Vidich said. "The data will not physically be moved, but it is possible for data to be touched by someone [from MS] that is based outside that region."
Lifehacker's World Of Servers sees me travelling to conferences around Australia and around the globe in search of fresh insights into how server and infrastructure deployment is changing in the cloud era. This week, I'm in Las Vegas for the Microsoft Management Summit 2013, looking for practical guidance on deploying and managing Windows servers.
Maybe someone should invite Stevan to visit Australia and see how long it takes to get your data in/out of the Azure datacentre in Singapore. I'm sure all the MS cloud based solutions work great in the US with 4 data centres to chose from, but my experience is very different.


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Canon EOS R vs Sony A7iii: How do they compare?
Canon's enthusiast-targeted full frame mirrorless EOS R goes toe-to-toe with Sony's well established, market leading A7 III…
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Sony's full frame mirrorless A7 series series has gone great guns since the get-go, with photographers ditching their bulky and weighty DSLRs and switching to more streamlined mirrorless cameras in increasing numbers. Sony's A7 Mark III, which we're looking at here, could itself be viewed as the junior partner of the A7 lineup, but it's still a formidable option.
Canon, by contrast, could be accused of being rather slow off the mark. Yes, it's had its APS-C sensor EOS M system for a few years now, but its heart never really seemed in this mirrorless 'lark'. That is, until the arrival of its full frame EOS R system in late 2018, since then joined by the EOS RP and EOS Ra, with apparently more to come, including a more 'professional' example.
While the original EOS R, which we're comparing here, stands up well against a conventional DSLR, we felt this was more a 'proof of concept' than anything else, due to the lack of in-body stabilization and cropped 4K video. More recently, Canon has offered highly-improved models to the series in the shape of the professional EOS R5 and EOS R6.
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Despite being the junior model in the Sony A7 lineup, the A7 III remains a competent camera well worth checking out, even if you do already have a collection of lenses for another system entirely.
Yes, on paper this third-generation unit may be the cheapest and least well specified camera in the Sony A7 series; yet, in practice, its price, burst rate and oversampled full width 4K video seek to make it a highly capable all-rounder across a full range of photographic disciplines, and a mighty challenger for the Canon EOS R.
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So do you feel the call of the Canon, or are you already sold on Sony? Whichever of these two full frame contenders you choose, we wager you'll still end up with a result providing you with years of reliable service.
And to help you make that first step towards choosing either the Canon EOS R or the Sony A7 Mark III, we've provided a bunch of comparisons in terms of specification and performance. So, to get a sense of which camera will best fit your own particular needs, read on...
Canon EOS R v Sony A7 III: Front view (Image credit: Canon/Sony)
• Canon EOS R: 30.3mp full frame CMOS sensor (36x24mm) and DIGIC 8 processor
• Sony A7 III: 24.2mp full frame Exmor R CMOS sensor (35.6x23.8mm) and BIONZ X processor
Both the mirrorless Canon EOS R and Sony A7 III offer the keen photographer the advantage of full frame photography – meaning that the size of their identically matched sensors is directly comparable to that of a frame of 35mm film. Thus 35mm equivalent calculations become a thing of the past, as the focal length given for the attached lenses is exactly what we get.
Full frame sensors ensure that, in theory, image quality will be noticeably better than that achievable with a standard (smaller) APS-C sensor DSLR – particularly when combined with directly compatible full frame format lenses; E-mount in the case of the Sony and the newer RF mount for the Canon.
While the physical size of the sensor in the Canon EOS R and Sony A7 III may be the same, the resolution we're getting out of both is different – namely 30.3 megapixels in the case of the Canon and 24.2 effective megapixels for the Sony.
The A7 III features a latest generation BIONZ X processor, while Canon sticks with its tried and tested DIGIC processor, now having arrived at its eighth generation. On paper, at least, the EOS R would seem to have the advantage, but we all know that more pixels on the same sized sensor can result in the appearance of noise at higher ISOs, so it's something of a trade off.
And, for most circumstances and eventual print sizes, it could be argued that 24 megapixels is already more than enough to deliver photo-realistic results.
However, all that being said, the EOS R's combination of 30.3MP sensor, DIGIC 8 processor and RF lenses deliver image quality nothing short of formidable.
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• Canon EOS R: 4K at up to 29.97fps
• Sony A7 III: 4K at up to 30fps
Sony has a wealth of expertise in video, and it's no surprise to discover the A7 III offers 4K capture, here at up to 30fps. This is captured across the full sensor width, too, before being down-sampled to 4K resolution, so there are likewise no annoying crop factors here or inefficient pixel binning.
Sony also offers 4K HDR playback on compatible devices via its Hybrid Log Gamma ('HLG') profile, and boasts its manufacturer's own S-Log3 mode for increased dynamic range (up to 14EV).
When we reviewed the Canon EOS R on launch, however, we had a few bones to pick. The real kicker is that 4K footage – at up to an actual frame rate of 29.97 fps – comes with the same 1.7x crop that affects the same manufacturer's 5D Mark IV DSLR.
However, Canon insists that this makes the sensor almost the same size as its own dedicated Cinema EOS line, so footage from the EOS R will cut seamlessly with that from the likes of its C200 cine camera model. Better news, however, for those looking at this camera as their one and only tool is that the EOS R comes with C-Log as standard, and can record internally at 4:2:0 8-bit with Rec 709 colour space and externally at 4:2:2 10-bit with Rec 2020.
Nikon Z6 vs. Sony A7 III: Top view (Image credit: Canon/Sony)
• Canon EOS R: Up to 8fps
• Sony A7 III: Up to 10fps
Both cameras are fairly adept when it comes to burst shooting – making either suitable for sports or wildlife photography. On paper, Sony would seem to have the edge over Canon in offering a maximum 10fps in continuous shooting mode, compared with the EOS R's slightly lagging behind 8fps. Don't forget, though, that the Canon boasts a slightly higher resolution overall.
What also looks better for the Sony A7 III is that its maximum 10fps capture rate is double the speed of its Mark II predecessor on launch. Additionally, the Sony A7 III also has a bigger buffer capacity than most enthusiast models, in being capable of capturing up to 40 uncompressed Raw files in a single burst, 89 compressed Raw files, or an even better 177 Jpegs.
We criticized previous models in the series for the inability to use the camera menus once the buffer is full, but Sony has commendably fixed that on the A7 III.
On the Sony A7 III we get the advantage of two card slots to write to – and here we find support for the commonly used SD card too. The Canon only features the one card slot, though there's the suggestion that future more professionally targeted R system models will address this.
• Canon EOS R: Dual Pixel AF with 5,655 AF positions
• Sony A7 III: 693 point phase detection AF / 425 point contrast detection AF
Sony has delivered a very impressive AF performance with its A7 III, in incorporating AF technology from its flagship sports camera, the A9. This means we are gifted with a whopping 693 phase detection points covering some 93 percent of the image area. This is backed up with 425 contrast detect AF points, thereby making it one of the most powerful AF systems on the market – on paper, at least.
Auto focus performance has been the battlefield of rival camera manufacturers of late and Sony has done much too with its Eye AF mode, which is obviously a boon for portraits. On the A7 III this feature now works in both continuous plus single shot AF modes. Put simply, the AF system on the Sony is very, very impressive indeed.
Canon, however, has the advantage of its much trumpeted Dual Pixel AF system, which here offers a whopping 5,655 AF positions. These cover 88 percent of the frame horizontally and 100 percent vertically.
On paper, this AF system should be untouchable, but there are a couple of limitations. For starters, out of the box, eye tracking is only possible in single shot AF mode. Plus the auto focus doesn't appear to be quite as smooth as that of Canon's top end 1D X Mark II, with which it shares a phase difference detection system. At the time of writing there was some suggestion that such quibbles may be fixed with subsequent firmware updates.
• Canon EOS R: Electronic viewfinder with 3.69 million dots and offering 100 percent frame coverage; 3.15-inch LCD with 2,100K dot resolution
• Sony A7 III: Electronic viewfinder with 2,359,296 dots and offering 100 per cent frame coverage; 3-inch LCD with 921,600K dot resolution
Both the Canon EOS R and Sony A7 III offer users an electronic as opposed to optical viewfinder. We raved in our original review of the Canon that it sported probably the best we've ever used, finding it to be large, fast, responsive and crystal clear, in part thanks to its best-in-class nearly four million dot resolution.
We even went so far as to suggest that if you are one of those photographers who's always preferred an optical viewfinder to an EVF, then this might finally be the camera that converts you to the cause.
As noted, by comparison the Sony's electronic viewfinder and LCD don't have the highest resolutions we've seen in the mirrorless segment. But they are both more than adequate in practice, with the A7 III's 0.78x magnification meaning that it is at least big and clear.
Its rear LCD also boasts a tilting action, though, unlike on the Canon, it does not swing outwards from the body. You can, however, tap it to direct your focus point, which can even be dragged around the frame. And if you're not a fan of touch screen interaction, the four-way control pad to the right of the Sony's LCD can alternatively be used.
By contrast, for those who do prefer using the LCD touch screen, then the Canon EOS R is thankfully fully articulated. So if you are after a flip-out screen, this is the only full frame mirrorless camera on the market at the time of writing that actually has one. Bonus! For both viewfinder and LCD performance then, the Canon EOS R would seem to be the winner of this particular segment.
Canon EOS R v Sony A7iii: Side view (Image credit: Canon/Sony)
• Canon EOS R: Magnesium alloy and polycarbonate body with glass fibre parts
• Sony A7 III: Magnesium alloy and plastic, weather-resistant construction
If some of the Canon's inner workings fall a little short of high expectations, the exterior of the EOS R fortunately exceeds them in many regards. The magnesium alloy body screams quality, feeling robust when gripped in the palm, even though it's more svelte when compared with its maker's own DSLRs. This can lead to situations where larger lenses threaten to feel unbalanced on the smaller body, though it can be 'bulked out' if adding a BG-E22 battery grip. However, should conversely the EOS R feel too bulky, there's always the more compact EOS RP as an alternative.
Sony's A7 III is itself remarkably compact for a full frame camera. But it 'suffers' from some of the same issues that beset the Canon, namely that its maker's lenses are not small, leading to the set up occasionally feeling a bit front-heavy when a big lens is fitted. There is, however an optional Sony VG-C3EM battery grip should you want to bulk things up – which may be especially useful if telephoto lens-based sports photography is your bag. It's a shame, however, that Sony hasn't included a dedicated drive dial or AF mode/area lever on the A7 III, especially as burst shooting and auto focus are arguably this camera's top two features.
Weight-wise, the Sony comes in at a manageable 650g, with dimensions measuring 126.9x95.6x73.7mm and a body described as being weather resistant. The electronics giant has long offered image stabilization built into its cameras via its aptly named SteadyShot system, claimed to likewise give a five stop advantage. Results will depend on the shooting conditions, lens used and subject distance – but any image stabilization is better than none at all.
A glaring omission from the Canon EOS R, however, is that there is no body integral anti-shake system at all. Its weight is nigh identical to the A7 III too, at 660g with battery and card but no lens. Dimensions are a slightly larger 135.8x98.3x84.4mm, however.
We get two SD card slots on the Sony A7 III, and, as noted earlier, with this camera we get the distinct advantage of body integral image stabilization systems, purporting to offer photographers a five-stop exposure advantage. By contrast, this iteration of the EOS R only features one card slot (fortunately for the common SD format) and no in-body anti-shake at all.
Room for improvement here then when it comes to further generations of the camera. Remember though, for comparison purposes, the Sony camera we're contrasting it with is already in its third generation and several more years down the development line.
Nikon Z6 vs. Sony A7 III: Back view (Image credit: Canon/Sony)
• Canon EOS R: Up to 370 frames per charge of its lithium ion LP-E6N battery
• Sony A7 III: Up to 710 frames per charge of its lithium ion NP-FZ100 pack
We'd expect the power performance of a mirrorless camera to be notably less impressive than that of a DSLR – smaller dimensions normally resulting in a physically smaller battery too – yet we've always found the A7 III to buck that trend, as it impressively offers a performance of up to 710 shots from a full charge – double that of most competing mirrorless rivals. Even if exclusively using Sony's EVF, it still manages to eke out an impressive 610 shots from a fully charged cell.
The Canon EOS R, for its part, offers a maximum battery performance of 370 shots, which, while typical of its class, falls far short of its Sony rival. Don't forget, however, that optional battery grips for both cameras are available. But, still, if directly compared, then the Sony A7 III wins this particular battle.
The Canon EOS R is a pretty effective jack-of-all-trades and is its manufacturer's current flagship full frame mirrorless, but it lags behind some, including the Sony A7 III here, in terms of cropped 4K video performance, lack of body integral image stabilization plus a lower burst shooting speed.
Yes, the Canon may offer a higher headline resolution, but more pixels don't always equate with a better camera, or indeed a better picture quality, even if the EOS R's is very impressive.
By contrast the Sony A7 III ticks most of the boxes where we otherwise take issue with the Canon. It boasts a solid specification and a solid performance, suggesting that if you aren't already wedded to the Canon brand then it is an option well worth seeking out.
Yes, the EOS R may fare better when compared with a DSLR, but when compared with another long-established mirrorless camera system it appears Canon still has a little catching up to do. It suffers perhaps from being its manufacturer's first of its type. Fortunately Canon seems to be aware of the fact and is keen to reiterate its commitment to its system of the future. For now though, we'd have to say the Sony is a more solid contender overall and the sensible choice, if free of brand bias and starting building a camera system from scratch.
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Toulon super villain shoots from the lip
Mourad Boudjellal, the maverick billionaire owner of Toulon rugby club, made his fortune in the comic business.
He likens rugby to comics, figuring they both provide people with fun and enjoyment.
Yet anyone who follows the world of fictional super heroes knows that for every Superman there is a Lex Luthor; good guy versus bad.
Boudjellal has taken this even further and seemingly stepped from the pages of a comic book himself to become one of the real-life arch villains of international rugby.
Since buying the club in 2007, he has blended money with greed and passion in establishing Toulon as rugby's version of Hollywood with superstars and silverware galore. Big names like Bakkies Botha and Bryan Habana earned their fortunes in the Mediterranean port city.
So has Julian Savea, although you wouldn't bet on it being the case for much longer after Boudjellal tore into the famous All Black this week.
"I'm going to ask for a DNA test. It is not Savea that we recruited… he must have been changed on the plane. If I were him, I would apologise and I would go home."
It was a withering put-down entirely in keeping with the owner's eccentricities and a stark reminder that the grass isn't always greener in the south of France.
What's more, when privatising rugby is the talk in the upper reaches of SA rugby, as it is now, you should be careful of what you wish for.
Owning a club can be a vanity project that appeals to the indulgences of megalomaniacs like Boudjellal, a man who dresses only in black. You might get their money, but you also get their egos and diva tantrums.
Such owners run their clubs like fiefdoms, which is why they shoot their mouths off like Boudjellal, who pays the bills and obviously believes he is entitled to do and say as he likes.
Julian Savea, hoping to follow in the footsteps of Bok stars Bryan Habana and Bakkies Botha at Toulon, is facing the boot by owner Mourad Boudjellal. Photo: BackpagePix
He's never been the shy and retiring sort.
Asked once to ponder the possibility of Quade Cooper taking over from Jonny Wilkinson, Mister Combustible sneered, 'It's difficult to go from foie gras to * âté.'
Even now, with his team of galácticos seemingly in free fall – they lie 11th in the Top 14 – he's threatened bus rides for all away trips. "Those who don't like it won't come," he said sniffily.
Inevitably, he's run into trouble with the authorities, not least in 2012 for his outrageous remark after another defeat to Clermont: "I had my first refereeing sodomy in the (2010) semi-final against Clermont. I've just had my second tonight."
It earned him a dressing-room ban and he wasn't allowed pitch-side for four months, a mere slap on the wrist given his record for rancour.
If you get the idea that he only opens his mouth to change feet, you wouldn't be wrong.
Boudjellal also waded into French flyhalf Anthony Belleau this week: "He has caught the virus from the French team… they can't play anymore."
And so the Gallic soap opera goes.
With three European championship titles in the past six years, Toulon have enjoyed great success under the business titan. Yet you must wonder for how much longer
Players now know that Boudjellal's millions come with the prospect of humiliation.
They will be deeply circumspect lest they bump heads with the arch nemesis of rugby's super heroes.
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Biden: 'Non-stop' immigration will make whites 'absolute minority'
Flashback video confirms his open-borders agenda nearly a decade ago
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It would be "non-stop" immigration that could make whites in the United States an "absolute minority," schemed Joe Biden.
As more and more questions rise over his decision, when he took office, to eliminate virtually all of the southern border security measures implemented by President Trump, measures that had proven effective, a report from National File has recalled a video he made while vice president to Barack Obama.
At the time, he fantasized about an "unrelenting stream of immigration" that would make white Americans that "absolute minority."
He made the comments during an address in 2014 that over a short time, under left-wing immigration agendas, "fewer than 50% of the people in American from then and on will be white European stock."
He claimed, "That's not a bad thing."
His comments were part of his campaign at the time to link amnesty for illegal aliens to the federal budget.
He claimed amnesty was critical for the corporate workforce, and that failing to support that agenda was simply a matter of anti-Hispanic racism.
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Biden recalled a conversation on immigration that he'd had, warning that America's success depended on "an unrelenting stream of immigration – nonstop."
He continued, "Folks like me who are Caucasian, of European descent," soon will be an "absolute minority."
The National File reported, "Since his installation as president, Joe Biden has overseen the largest ground invasion of the United States in the nation's history, with at least 5.5 million illegal aliens crossing America's southern border under the watch of him and Alejandro Mayorkas."
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Why are America's children systematically sexualized at school, and by transgender recruiters on social media platforms like TikTok, seducing many into "identifying" as the opposite gender, or a brand-new imaginary gender, then encouraged to take powerful drugs and hormones and have their healthy breasts amputated or undergo chemical or surgical castration?
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No wonder youth suicides have skyrocketed, as have depression, anxiety, addiction and drug overdoses. Indeed, fentanyl, the No. 1 cause of death of younger Americans 18 to 45, destroys multitudes of children annually.
Make no mistake: The harm being done to America's children in this multi-front war is not accidental: Children are the primary target.
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Thermop, as the people here call it, sees a lot of tourists because of it's mineral hot spring. Despite a sulfur smell, the water feels so smooth, even the non-smelly tap water is rich with minerals.
Giant mineral deposits are ever-growing in the park.
This was the plaque though some of the words have washed away.
The memorial plaque by the Best Western's pool and spa, which is all mineral water.
The dry air also feels cleaner and thinner though this may be because of the altitude. Or maybe it's that we're hours from a major city.
The actual temperature is only in the 60s and 70s today, but it feels like a Maryland 70s or 80s day. Because there is little foliage, the sun is always on you. I'm glad I brought a hat and sunscreen as I have to walk a little over a mile to the grocery store and back.
Oh and I traveled back in time! Not only am I on a different time (two hours back from the east coast), but there are dinosaurs everywhere. Murals, statues, fossils, street signs all have dinosaurs in them.
Looking forward to more posts, Aja.
I just got the pictures to work so I'm slowing adding them to my old and new posts.
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Ohio man sentenced to death for Craigslist plot
Co-defendant sentenced to life in prison
A self-styled street preacher was sentenced to death Thursday in the killings of three down-and-out men lured by bogus job offers posted on Craigslist.The jury that convicted Richard Beasley of murder recommended that he face execution. The judge had the option of reducing the sentence to life in prison.Beasley, 53, was convicted of teaming up with a teenager in 2011 to use the promise of jobs on a southeast Ohio farm to lure them into robberies. Three men were killed, and a fourth who was wounded testified at Beasley's trial.The judge read the three death sentences in a hushed courtroom crowded with victims' relatives, some of them holding back tears,Beasley skipped the chance to speak to the judge before the sentencing. He asked to speak later, but the judge said that was his chance, and he passed on it. He listened to the verdict with his head on his chest, sitting in a wheelchair he uses for back pain.Beasley's co-defendant, who was 16 at the time of the crimes, was too young to face the death penalty. Brogan Rafferty was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole on his conviction last year.One victim was killed near Akron, and the others were shot at a southeast Ohio farm during bogus job interviews.The slain men were Ralph Geiger, 56, of Akron; David Pauley, 51, of Norfolk, Va.; and Timothy Kern, 47, of Massillon. All were looking for a fresh start in life, prosecutors said repeatedly during the trial.The survivor, Scott Davis, now 49, testified that he heard the click of a gun as he walked in front of Beasley at the reputed job site. Davis, who was shot in an arm, knocked the weapon aside, fled into the woods and tipped police.Beasley, who returned to Ohio from Texas in 2004 after serving several years in prison on a burglary conviction, claimed at trial that Davis had in fact pulled a gun on him in retaliation for Beasley serving as a police informant in a motorcycle gang investigation.In arguing the sentence before the jury, both sides highlighted Rafferty's case: The defense said his life sentence should factor into the jury's deliberations but prosecutors said it shouldn't because Rafferty's age ruled out the death penalty entirely.The jury recommended execution after hearing two hours of testimony from witnesses, including Beasley's tearful mother, who were called to portray him sympathetically and press for leniency.Carol Beasley testified that her son had a troubled childhood and suffered physical abuse by his stepfather. She also said she learned within the past year that her son had been sexually abused by neighborhood youngsters."I always felt there was much more than he told me," she said.As she testified, Beasley slumped forward, his chin on his chest and his right hand covering his eyes.The defense also called a psychologist, John Fabian, who testified that Beasley suffers from depression, alcohol abuse, low self-esteem and a feeling of isolation, all possible results of a troubled, abusive childhood.Prosecutor Jonathan Baumoel had urged jurors to consider the "enormous" weight of Beasley's crimes as they considered his punishment, calling him "the worst of the worst."
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A self-styled street preacher was sentenced to death Thursday in the killings of three down-and-out men lured by bogus job offers posted on Craigslist.
The jury that convicted Richard Beasley of murder recommended that he face execution. The judge had the option of reducing the sentence to life in prison.
Beasley, 53, was convicted of teaming up with a teenager in 2011 to use the promise of jobs on a southeast Ohio farm to lure them into robberies. Three men were killed, and a fourth who was wounded testified at Beasley's trial.
The judge read the three death sentences in a hushed courtroom crowded with victims' relatives, some of them holding back tears,
Beasley skipped the chance to speak to the judge before the sentencing. He asked to speak later, but the judge said that was his chance, and he passed on it. He listened to the verdict with his head on his chest, sitting in a wheelchair he uses for back pain.
Beasley's co-defendant, who was 16 at the time of the crimes, was too young to face the death penalty. Brogan Rafferty was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole on his conviction last year.
One victim was killed near Akron, and the others were shot at a southeast Ohio farm during bogus job interviews.
The slain men were Ralph Geiger, 56, of Akron; David Pauley, 51, of Norfolk, Va.; and Timothy Kern, 47, of Massillon. All were looking for a fresh start in life, prosecutors said repeatedly during the trial.
The survivor, Scott Davis, now 49, testified that he heard the click of a gun as he walked in front of Beasley at the reputed job site. Davis, who was shot in an arm, knocked the weapon aside, fled into the woods and tipped police.
Beasley, who returned to Ohio from Texas in 2004 after serving several years in prison on a burglary conviction, claimed at trial that Davis had in fact pulled a gun on him in retaliation for Beasley serving as a police informant in a motorcycle gang investigation.
In arguing the sentence before the jury, both sides highlighted Rafferty's case: The defense said his life sentence should factor into the jury's deliberations but prosecutors said it shouldn't because Rafferty's age ruled out the death penalty entirely.
The jury recommended execution after hearing two hours of testimony from witnesses, including Beasley's tearful mother, who were called to portray him sympathetically and press for leniency.
Carol Beasley testified that her son had a troubled childhood and suffered physical abuse by his stepfather. She also said she learned within the past year that her son had been sexually abused by neighborhood youngsters.
"I always felt there was much more than he told me," she said.
As she testified, Beasley slumped forward, his chin on his chest and his right hand covering his eyes.
The defense also called a psychologist, John Fabian, who testified that Beasley suffers from depression, alcohol abuse, low self-esteem and a feeling of isolation, all possible results of a troubled, abusive childhood.
Prosecutor Jonathan Baumoel had urged jurors to consider the "enormous" weight of Beasley's crimes as they considered his punishment, calling him "the worst of the worst."


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One of the most valuable resources any profession has is access to other people who are also invested in the interests of that profession. The internet and social media, of course, provide an opportunity to access this valuable resource on a global scale.
… Which means that participants, including professionals and the people who are striving to join their professional ranks, come from a variety of backgrounds and attitudes, environments, personalities and life views.
Now, mix that together with a specific profession – patient advocacy – where its proponents are highly passionate about their work. Add a dash of mixed opinions, and a pinch of "the rules aren't yet written", and what do we get?
A recipe for fireworks! Oh yes we do. And oh yes – we've experienced fireworks again in the AdvoConnection / Alliance Forum.
This is actually (only) the second time in the three years since we revved up the Fourm that the fireworks have gotten out of hand. The first time around, we looked at the question of Who Is Qualified to Be a Patient Advocate? It should be noted that those fireworks didn't really accomplish much since that very question is still being debated, even today.
This time around, it began with a simple request by a new, already-in-business advocate who wanted to know whether anyone thought it was a good idea to establish a monthly membership approach to her practice, and if so, how could the pricing structure be determined?
The first few folks who responded shared what they are doing along those lines, and their success levels. Then one member, who happens to be a legal nurse consultant, suggested that such a discussion might violate the law, as if it was price fixing.
So what can we learn from these fireworks?
You might actually be surprised at my thoughts on the subject. I'll share them – along with an invitation to you to share your thoughts below, too.
My first opinion will be no surprise and frankly, shouldn't even need to be printed. That is: respect, and polite discourse need to be primary. No topics are off limits as long as they are legal and appropriate to patient advocacy in all its forms. But differences need to focus on points – not people. Name calling, other profession or personal bashing are not allowed – at all – in any form. Period.
My next thought, however, may be a little less expected. That is: I actually love the fireworks! (As long as they aren't personal attacks.) I think the fireworks are what helps us learn, move forward, and clarify – all that! In this case, a very fair question was raised about whether or not we are violating the law by discussing the way we package advocacy services. Since we have members who are also lawyers, I asked them to weigh in – and they did. We all learned from the experience, we have a better idea of what our limits are, and as professionals, each person who has read the exchanges is a wiser advocate because of it. What's not to like about that?
My last opinion on the subject is: the law, and the ethical lawyers who practice it and engage with patient advocates, are NOT our enemies. No matter how frustrated you may be with laws and lawyers, remember that the laws were established to protect our patients, and our businesses. That may not always be the outcome, and they may stand in your way, or even cause you great headaches. But sniping at the law or the legal profession does nothing to move our advocacy profession forward.
Further – taking snipes at lawyers in general does nothing to change how the law is practiced. Nor would you want it to! Think about it this way…. there are plenty of doctors who would love to snipe at how patient advocates practice our profession. Does that mean we should change the ways we help patients? Maybe it does.
But internal sniping does nothing to accomplish that. Only collaboration with those doctors does. So focus on collaboration and changing the outcomes instead.
So yes – bring on the fireworks! It helps us graduate to the next level of profession building. But make sure it stays respectful, even in the throes of dissent. We'll all be better for it.
While there are times where legal opinions do not work in our favor, I hope the posters and visitors to our pricing discussion realize this was NOT one of those occasions. To the contrary, Dalia's opinion that we could continue our pricing discussions within reasonable parameters was, on balance, a favorable view about our dialogue. Additionally, she leveled her legal perspective with the suggestion that each of us find and operate within our comfort zone. If there is a more favorable and balanced perspective out there, I don't know what it possibly could be.


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Laser angioplasty with lensed fibers and a holmium:YAG laser in iliac artery occlusions
Author(s): Christopher J. White M.D.; Stephen R. Ramee M.D.; Juan E. Mesa M.D.; Tyrone J. Collins M.D.; Robert Kotmel; Maureen A. Godfrey
Holmium-YAG (2.1 (mu) ) laser recanalization was attempted in 10 totally occluded miniature swine iliac arteries using a lensed fiber delivery system. The iliac artery occlusions were created in a Yucatan miniature swine model of atherosclerosis by means of a high cholesterol diet and balloon endothelial denudation. In order to increase the spot size, a spherical silica lens was attached to the distal end of a 300 micrometers core diameter silica optical fiber. The holmium-YAG laser was operated in the free-running mode with 250 microsecond(s) ec pulses at 4 Hz. The energy delivered was 225 mJ per pulse for the 1.0 mm lensed fiber and 200 mJ per pulse for the 1.3 mm lensed fiber. Laser energy was delivered in 2 to 5 second bursts. Successful recanalization was achieved in all 10 arteries attempted without perforation of the arterial wall. The average length of the occlusions was 5.0 +/- 1.8 cm. Following successful laser recanalization significant stenoses (>50%) remained in all of the arteries as judged by angiography. In conclusion, the lensed fibers coupled to the pulsed holmium-YAG laser were safe and effective in recanalizing these difficult lesions in relatively straight iliac arteries. There is potential clinical utility for this system as an adjunct to balloon angioplasty in patients with lesions which are unable to be crossed with guidewires.
Proc. SPIE 1425, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Cardiovascular Interventions, (1 May 1991); doi: 10.1117/12.44025
Christopher J. White M.D., Alton Ochsner Medical Institutions (United States)
Stephen R. Ramee M.D., Alton Ochsner Medical Institutions (United States)
Juan E. Mesa M.D., Alton Ochsner Medical Institutions (United States)
Tyrone J. Collins M.D., Alton Ochsner Medical Institutions (United States)
Robert Kotmel, Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. (United States)
Maureen A. Godfrey, Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. (United States)
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Cardiovascular Interventions
George S. Abela M.D., Editor(s)


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Would you date your lecturer?
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The following examples are provided for illustrative purposes only. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list of situations in which this policy applies. These examples illustrate the application of this policy, which as stated in II The University of Iowa Search. Operations Manual. Student B is in a class taught by Professor A. The Policy on Consensual Relationships prohibits a romantic or sexual relationship between these two parties in the instructional context. When the class has concluded and Professor A has submitted the final grades, this policy continues to prohibit Professor A from engaging in a romantic or sexual relationship with Student B, if Professor A continues to instruct, evaluate, or supervise, directly or indirectly, Student B's academic work or participation in a University program. Professor A and Student B, a graduate student in Professor A's department, are involved in a romantic relationship.
Payap University has a long history dating back to and was the first fully accredited private university in Thailand. Since then the university has continued to progress with new departments and faculties, including the Chiang Mai International College. The International College has undergraduate, postgraduate and certificate programs all taught in English.
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When you left sixth form and started university as an undergraduate, an awful lot about your academic life will have changed. In fact, there will have been so many changes for you to get used to and understand that you might not have spent much time thinking about one of the most obvious changes, that being the different kinds of relationships you had with the academic staff around you! No longer will you have been working under distant authority figures with formal titles and an almost parental duty of care; the people teaching you will have introduced themselves by their first names, and will have approached you as adults.
You were expected to look after yourself and moderate your own behaviour in a way that hadn't ever been asked of you in an academic setting before. This is a learning curve for some undergraduates and a huge relief for others, but for pretty much all of them it's a major change to which they have to adapt. The lecturers and tutors themselves are aware of this, and they make allowances accordingly. If, after graduation, you choose to stay on and pursue postgraduate studies, you'll find that this effect becomes all the more clear — and that the various allowances for adjustment that may have been granted before suddenly cease.
After all, as a masters or PhD student, you are an academic in your own right a person who has made the decision to pursue academia rather than simply taking an almost ubiquitous bachelors degree and stepping out into the world of work. This means that the various teaching and academic staff around you will see you as someone at the beginning of the paths they took, and will want to help you as best they can without coddling you or taking personal responsibility for your welfare.
They are no longer in any way in loco parentis: you are a fully-fledged adult, after all. That will come with both expectations and freedoms you probably weren't granted before.
Holyoke Mayor Alex B. Morse in an October file photo. The university has no plans to rehire Morse, who is not a current UMass employee but has worked as an adjunct instructor in urban government and politics, teaching the course between and fall Morse has acknowledged having relationships with students, but said they were consensual. It is not clear whether any of the students attended classes he taught.
between a student and an employee is vital to a student's educational relationship being respected and maintained by employees and students. It is primarily Employee-Student Relationship Policy. Policy Revision History. Version. Date.
Institutions tend to either ban student-faculty dating altogether or where a supervisory relationship exists. The ages of the couple — her, 25; him, 71 — are unusually far apart. Princeton, like a growing number of institutions, has banned all student-faculty relationships, including for graduate students. Platt has said that she waited until two years after her graduation to ask Mitchell out.
Mitchell, who is currently on preplanned leave, is just one of a number of professors to engage in or attempt to initiate a relationship with a former student or students. Still, experts with different positions on student-faculty dating advise against adopting any kind of timeline for dating former students. Andrew T.
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votes, 63 comments. I found out that a student is dating his main lecturer who is also the head of the course. She gives him 1 to 1 lessons.
Jump to navigation. With professional responsibility comes power. It is incumbent on faculty members not to abuse, nor to seem to abuse, the power with which they are entrusted. Faculty members are prohibited from initiating or engaging in romantic or sexual behavior with undergraduate students at Princeton University. Faculty members are also prohibited from requesting or accepting sexual favors from undergraduate students at Princeton University.
Faculty members are defined as tenured, tenure-track faculty, instructors, and lecturers. Undergraduate students include those matriculating at Princeton as well as those from other institutions who come to Princeton for pre-bac, visiting, summer, and post-bac programs. Contact the Office of the Dean of the Faculty for policies relating to consensual relations with students for Academic Professionals.
Princeton University. In addition, no faculty member, researcher, graduate student, visiting student, or undergraduate course assistant shall initiate or engage in a romantic or sexual behavior with any student, including a graduate student or DCE student, who is enrolled in a course taught by that individual or otherwise subject to that individual's academic supervision or evaluation. Academic supervision includes teaching, advising, supervising research, supervising teaching or grading, and serving as Departmental Representative or DGS of the student's academic program.
Academic evaluation includes assigning grades, evaluating degree progress, serving as a committee member, and providing letters of reference. Beyond these prohibited relations, all romantic or sexual relationships between individuals of different University status require heightened awareness. For example, a faculty member may wish to initiate a personal relationship with an individual over whom he or she has no current professional supervisory responsibility.
The structure of the collegiate University is such that staff and students will often come into contact both in their faculty or department and within their college and this can lead to the development between them of a close personal or intimate relationship. These relationships can develop, for instance, between students and staff involved in lecturing or conducting tutorials, supervising their research, administering awards, or providing personal and welfare support.
Such relationships raise issues, relating to inequalities of power in a relationship, or perceived favouritism, or the undermining of trust in the academic process. The policy generally relates to members of academic and academic-related staff who have any responsibility for a student with whom they are having or have had a relationship.
A teacher resides in front of a class, talks, and shows slides while students listen and take notes. Lecturing is part of a long tradition, probably even dating from.
The University is, therefore, committed to the creation and maintenance of a supportive and inclusive environment. It is recognised that in a healthy working environment staff and students form mutually rewarding relationships. This Code provides guidance in areas where personal relationships overlap with working relationships. It seeks to protect the integrity of all students and staff from allegations of actual or perceived conflicts of interest and avoid complaints of harassment and grievance or disciplinary action.
Such conflicts may arise in relation to the following areas. Such relationships can lead to perceived or actual conflicts of interest, which can have a detrimental effect on the teaching and learning environment for other students and colleagues. There will not be a requirement to give details of the involvement. Whilst most social and personal relationships are entirely beneficial in that they promote good working and academic relationships, there are occasions when personal relationships between staff may lead to actual or perceived conflicts of interest.
Members of staff are required to declare an interest where a personal relationship gives rise to a reasonable apprehension that a conflict of interest might exist, or that the integrity of the academic, administrative or institutional processes of the University could be threatened, in circumstances such as those detailed under para 2.
It is designed to safeguard professional relationships and ensure that all in the University community are confident that relationships will be conducted with integrity. Additionally it supports our commitment to create an environment within which the University is able to exercise its duty of care to all staff and students. This policy should be read in conjunction with the relevant Privacy Notice. This will allow appropriate management of the situation and to avoid any actual or potential conflict of interest.
It is recognised that in some cases, there is little, or no, power imbalance between a member of staff and student, and in such cases the University would not wish to prevent relationships.
Relationships with Students Procedure. Effective Date: 14 April Version . Authorised by. Chief Operating Officer. Review Date: 13 April Page 1 of.
It is recognised that the development of mutually rewarding relationships between members of its community contributes to the dynamic and vibrant environment at Goldsmiths. It aims to protect the integrity of all students and staff from allegations of actual or perceived conflicts of interest as well as avoid complaints of harassment and grievance or disciplinary action.
This is particularly significant where there is an imbalance of power. Such conflicts may arise in relation to the following areas. Staff must not compromise their professional and ethical responsibility to protect the interests of students. Goldsmiths considers that such relationships are likely to give rise to a conflict of interest and may be asymmetric, unprofessional and an abuse of authority. Whilst most social and personal relationships promote good working and academic relationships, there are occasion where a personal relationship may result in an actual or perceived conflict of interest.
This will be dealt with in confidence and Goldsmiths will ensure that these matters are dealt with as sensitively as possible. Examples of this may include workload allocation, promotion, and career development. Declarations received will be considered without prejudice to either party. The Dignity at Work policy on harassment and bullying can be found on Goldmine. Search Goldsmiths. Main menu. In this section.
Some relationships may disrupt the teaching and learning environment for other students and colleagues. Policies and Procedures. A central component of this responsibility involves creating and managing quality teaching and learning environments for all students. Vital to the achievement of these goals is the work of University teaching staff. As professionals, university teachers should exhibit, and help students to develop a commitment to, scholarly values, life-long learning, professional and personal growth through critical reflection and self-evaluation, and responsible and ethical practices in their profession.
The University acknowledges that staff seek to maintain the highest professional and ethical standards in the pursuit of good practice in university teaching.
Staff – Student Relationships.
While relationships between students and professors aren't unheard of, they can be a source for all kinds of problems. A professor is in a position of authority over a student, whether or not he or she is that student's teacher or supervisor, which makes any dating arrangement tricky at best. Ultimately, if the two are consenting adults there's no scenario where it's OK for a high school teacher to date a current student , there's not much anyone can do to prevent them from pursuing a romantic relationship.
But expect there to be consequences. First things first: A student must be 18 years old to legally be able to consent to a relationship with an adult. Beyond that, some schools have specific rules about what to do if a student and a professor want to pursue a romantic relationship. Breaking those rules could jeopardize the professor's job and the student's status. If you're at an institution where there aren't official rules about dating, there are most likely some guidelines or unofficial community expectations.
Is it frowned upon? Is it OK to date a professor, so long as you're not in one of his or her classes? Be aware that even if you're not breaking any rules, your relationship, and how it's perceived could cause problems.
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Michael has spent years in the military and on the police force in Atlanta. After almost losing his life in a brutal betrayal by his crooked partner, he's decided to leave the force and take up residence in sleepy, stress-free Hidden Creek, where he meets Christina, a mysterious, raven-haired beauty with uncanny abilities. He'd always thought of himself as a rational person. He didn't buy into in crazy things like; ghosts, spirits, demons, or other paranormal witchcraft nonsense. But now he must be losing it, as a strange apparition begins appearing at the foot of his bed each night.


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