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Lie to me on Rete4

The protagonist is called and Tim Roth plays Dr. Cal Lightman, a psychologist and student of human behavior, the non-verbal language, that uncontrolled facial expressions.

The psychologist works with the FBI and local police to identify offenders in difficult cases. The character played by Tim Roth was inspired by the studies of Dr. American psychologist Paul Ekman , project FACS (coding system, facial expressions) and author of The Seduction of lies (Di Renzo Editore). The TV series came to the second edition and broadcast by FOX also landed on the digital Freeview on Rete 4 on Saturday night from September 11.

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It's never too late

There is a beneficial aspect in the method " The pleasure of living" and that is to occupy the mind of the sick. People who have serious medical conditions are often sad and hopeless, they feel they have no future or to be kept alive.

must " force them" to do things in a pleasant way. He is asked to make a list of things they do or they would do, like drinking coffee being quiet open air, listening to music, take a trip ...

For example, someone might want to receive good news, to receive visits from friends, to leave the hospital for just two hours, or see his sister who is abroad, or learning to play the piano.

thinking and thinking, this sort of "analysis" I saw him in a beautiful film with Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson entitled " It's never too late " in 2007. The two characters, one (Jack Nicholson) industrial magnate and owner of a hospital and the other (Freeman) Mechanical meet by chance in a hospital room for both terminally ill. Although completely different not want to wait for the sad fate and write a list of things I wanted to rediscover oneself. A wonderful story with two amazing actors.

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What you see is the 100% crop of a photo taken with Leica M9 at 400 ISO and Leica 50mm Summicron-M 1:2.

The crop is taken in the far left edge of the photograph, taken of course wide open.

As you can see, the area in focus is focus.

But now comes the fun ... the goal, put under stress by a 18-megapixel sensor was assembled in 1960 (!!!), the optical design dates back to 1956.

So after 54 years of planning this goal is still able to give exceptional performance in extreme conditions.

The 50mm Nikon or Canon designed the new millennium, much less about pixel density sensors are unable to come up with the same results.

Leica is often ruled out a priori for the higher costs that requires ... but how many goals we can use Canon or Nikon 1960 with satisfaction today without fear of "dark" of megapixels? Zero.

Leica is possible.