Actually, I wouldn't know how to draw the line still clearer as it already is. All information on this website is strictly based on canon facts, and speculation is limited to very obvious conclusions and always explicitly marked as such - please note the systematic use of the subjunctive, of "could, would, might be" and little words like "if" or "perhaps".

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I have been asked this many times and I have to say the DVX is a clear winner for me. While the XL2 has a higher resolution (native 16x9 chips), it is a lot sharper and has a look that is still very much like video. What attracted me about the DVX was the very close emulation of film motion and also the richness of the color palette. The DVX has an organic look about it also, which is very appealing. To my eyes, it has a much more analog feel to it than the XL2's digital look.

Canon" refers to the body of H?rn material, including both H?rnmaster rules and H?rnworld environment, that has been officially published by CGI or Kelestia. The term is used to distinguish such material from fan-produced material (sometimes called "fanon").

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This has been a highly controversial question for a long time, virtually as long as the XL1 has been available. In my experience, most people posting on the newsgroups have experience with only one of the two cameras, and have an odd tendancy to defend the one they blew $ 3,500 plus on. This is only natural, of course, but it doesn't give us the truth. Fortunately, I was able to get my hands on both cameras for about a day to do an extensive review.

None of us would claim that this is the most important issue under the sun. But the ideals involved are very important. Slashdot has a wide audience within geek circles, and we're acting for the betterment of that community.

If the original engine is absent, apart from the absence of SS trim (easily faked), the 1967-68 L30/M20 was notable for its use of the cast-iron Saginaw 4-speed, not present on the SS-350 (which used the aluminum-cased Muncie transmission). Related to this, the Saginaw transmission speedometer cable exited the case on the side opposite the Muncie, and therefore pierced the firewall on the drivers side of the steering column.

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So far EAS strictly complied with TPTB's stance that TAS was non-canon. Now that the official policy has purportedly been amended, I feel absolutely unable to promptly conform once again. This would not only mean for me to dig for new information in the series, which would be still the fun part, but it would require me to sift through the whole site and reconsider countless conclusions.

Why don't you have translations of ALL the suttas from the Pali Canon? This website aims to be selective rather than comprehensive. My goal has never been to publish translations of every single one of the Tipitaka's 10,000-plus suttas. What you see here is a selection of suttas that meet three criteria: (1) they are, in my opinion, good translations; (2) I have personally found them useful; and (3) their copyright holders have provided them for free distribution.

Canon is still canon but of course your characters are allowed to try and change their future. For example, Percy might have married Audrey but maybe it's because Penelope Clearwater died (which we're not saying she did at this point.) If Penelope came back from the dead and he was still in love with her that might cause some trouble.

Recent Canon SLRs use a system called E-TTL to determine flash exposure. (Newer models use E-TTL II, which seems to be more robust.) E-TTL is praised by some for allowing very precise control over flash exposure when used properly, but it is slammed by others for being too sensitive to very small changes in the center of the image and requiring too much planning to get proper "automatic" exposure. There is probably some truth in both positions.

Here's a current list of EF lenses with absolute distance data. The one thing most of these lenses have in common is ring USM with full-time mechanical manual focus: The distance info is not currently used anywhere except the close-up and portrait PIC modes, and then only with the Elan and the 10s (not the Rebel series or the A2/A2E.). Whether some future EOS body will use this information is a matter for speculation.

Distance info is only useful so that the camera can apply the "guide number" formula: f-stop = GN/distance. This is only a rough approximation. Off-The-Film (OTF) metering measures the true exposure of the film, which is much more accurate than the guide number calculations. In A-TTL, Canon uses a preflash to actively judge the effective flash-to-subject distance rather than passively.

The most important features to me are the faster autofocus performance and the lower noise levels for high-ISO settings. These are both significant improvements for one of my main subjects, dance performances under moderate to dim stage lighting. The fast "start-up" time is good for candid shooting. This is actually "wake up" time, since the camera is never actually off despite the power switch, unless you actually remove the batteries.

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These are standard terms for describing what's officially a part of the story and what isn't. Characters, actions, and events that are officially a part of the Wotch, as determined by Anne and Robin, are considered canon; and everything else that might happen, or might be discussed in the forum or written about or drawn in fan-created works is considered non-canon unless Anne and Robin say otherwise.

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You probably can't get rid of this information. Wisconsin has a strong open records law [ Wis. Stats. 19.31-19.39 ] that requires most court records to be open. Personal information appearing in court records is protected by statutes only in limited circumstances. According to Wisconsin court cases, even if the information may be harmful to an individual's reputation or privacy, that is not enough to allow a judge to seal a court record.

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