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Try “Consumer Reports.” The last time I used them (years ago) their critiques were excellent. They take you from zero to sixty in an instant. You’ll learn what issues surround the item, things you wouldn’t think of. Gets you right in the ballpark.

Now this OT;

“How The Numbers Add Up.”

http://www.walidphares.com/artman/publish/article_415.shtml

AL JAZEERA “POLLS” SHOWS 73% SUPPORT IRAQ ATTACKS(against US/Coalition)

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http://zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=869

By a margin of 76% to 7%, Muslims back the Kerry/Edwards ticket over the incumbent Bush/Cheney ticket.

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http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,11479783%5E421,00.html

A LEADING Islamic cleric was discovered returning to Sydney with a 150-page notebook on tactics for warfare, intelligence and martyrdom, a court has been told.

[...]focuses on “infiltration, deception tactics, martyrdom and the euphoria of fighting a jihad outside one’s borders”.

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http://siteinstitute.org/bin/articles.cgi?ID=publications10504&Category=publications&Subcategory=0

26 Saudi scholars addressed a message to the Iraqi people in which the scholars call upon them to unite, resist the occupation, and stop internal fighting.

The message was posted to the IslamToday.net website of Salman Al-Awda, a well-known cleric who was jailed in Saudi Arabia in the past for his radical rhetoric.

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[Leftists(?) give alot of attention to the scholars(?)]
http://www.indybay.org/news/2004/11/1703879.php

OT

30November04: Bush thanked the hospitable Canadians for waving at him “with all five fingers.”

OT

http://instapundit.com/archives/019440.php

HELPING THE TROOPS: Reader Ron Ford sends this very comprehensive list of support-the-troops websites…

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Howdy Katie! I happen to be a North Knoxvillian myself, and found you via a story on WBIR.com…

But I happen to be an expert of sorts on videocameras. Film school, 1st mac with FireWire, I’m an early adopter geek, you get the picture.

OK, you want good stills AND great video (except in low light)?

Some questions–
1. how much video do you need to take at one time?
2. do you have a megapixel range?
3. would USB suffice for photo (only) transfer?

Now, the guess-o-rometer suggests these. Well, that and my so-called “expertise.” Let me preface this by saying I do NOT work for Canon. But for some reason I chose Canon’s across the board. I’ve owned the XL1 and several PowerShot models. Canon’s have their quirks though. Obviously you’ll want to check epinions and Amazon rankings, but my experience has been positive overall.

“Money is no object”
Canon Optura Xi Digital Video Cam (about $1200)
This is a high-end videocamera that takes stills too. In fact, it can write them to a memory card AS you videotape… I’ve used it, it’s cool. Unfortunately, doing it that fast makes for low-res pics. So that’s the tradeoff. You’re just as well in that regard to do this:
“Low-end”
Canon PowerShot A95 (about $300)
This is actually a still camera, but with a large enough memory card (which will run about another ($100-200) it will take a surprising amount of video.
But who really wants to do that? Chances are, ANY digital still takes poopy video.
“Mid-Range” The “value camera” is the all-around champ. Try the Elura 80 camcorder.
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-Elura-80-Camcorder-Review.htm

Or get a Sony. Those are good too!

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