Why are you cross-posting your CNET user reviews in this thread?


>> ^Farhad2000:
Oh Nikon D90. If only you had input audio, didn't overheat, had better video controls, didn't scan line by line and could film for longer.
For now it's all about the Canon 21.1 MP EOS 5D Mark II, but then again it doesn't cost two thousand dollars more. Better yet sell your house and get a RED ONE Camera.
YouDieJoe did a good job editing and working around the D90s faults, the biggest being the the scanning of line by line from top to bottom, so if you move the camera too much you would see the image physically sway side to side (aka rolling shutter). Stationary shots are the best for it.

Oh Nikon D90. If only you had input audio, didn't overheat, had better video controls, didn't scan line by line and could film for longer.

For now it's all about the Canon 21.1 MP EOS 5D Mark II, but then again it doesn't cost two thousand dollars more. Better yet sell your house and get a RED ONE Camera.

YouDieJoe did a good job editing and working around the D90s faults, the biggest being the the scanning of line by line from top to bottom, so if you move the camera too much you would see the image physically sway side to side (aka rolling shutter). Stationary shots are the best for it.

Oh man! Here's some fun facts:

For every 2oz of Jimmy Dean Premium Pork Sausage there are:

Calories: 220
Calories from Fat: 190
Total Fat: 21g (32%)
Saturated Fat: 7g (35%)
Cholesterol: 40mg (13%)
Sodium: 280mg (12%)

Now according to his math to feed 5 people you need 16oz of meat. That means that each person needs at least 3.2oz of meat to be satisfied. Lets not forget to mention the other Southern things your supposed to eat with it (fried eggs, and T-Bone steaks).

That means that each of these people are eating 352 calories, 64mg of Cholesterol, and 33.6g of fat. Holy Shit. HOLY SHIT.

I guess eating that much fat from ground up animal parts would make you irritable. Maybe if they ate the smaller package they would be happier people.

Oh and another fun fact... Jimmy Dean still makes the 16oz, hell they even make a 48oz roll... but it's probably best if this guy doesn't know.

Nutritional info from:
http://www.thedailyplate.com/nutrition-calories/food/jimmy-dean/premium-pork-sausage-regular

If one teaspoon weighed 6g why did he say 7.5 equaled 39g it should of been 6.5 and he mention you wouldn't eat that much normaly and i have consumed 50+ sugar packets in one sitting out of boredom