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The Jeffersonville girls' soccer team is determined to turn things around after a 4-8-2 campaign in 2012.
The Red Devils showed that determination to have a rebound season on Monday night at Armstrong Field with a 5-1 victory over Christian Academy. It also was the season opener for the Warriors.
"We're really motivated," said senior midfielder Devan Carrier, who scored one of Jeff's five goals. "We're working hard at practice. We're doing our best throughout the games to communicate and work together."
Carrier is one of three team captains for Jeff along with senior midfielder Hannah Scott and junior defender Rebekah Harris. The Red Devils' other two seniors — Morgan Neeley and Jordan Carpenter — are expected to provide team leadership as well.
Jeff coach Scott Epley has noticed all five players stepping up their leadership roles in the offseason as they try to fill the leadership void left by News and Tribune All-Area player Taylor Davis.
"For the first time in three years, we have seen maybe not necessarily better players, but better chemistry among the teammates overall. I think part of that is attributed to their leadership," Epley said.
Carrier says one of the ways she has increased her leadership role this season is by coordinating offseason conditioning sessions.
"I've stepped up a lot," Carrier said. "I ran conditioning during off-days when we didn't have practice. I really try to help the girls that don't know what they're doing. I try to help them learn their positions."
Epley states that the chemistry between Carrier and Scott have aided the Red Devils in jelling together as a team.
"One complements the other pretty well out on the field," Epley said. "I think we're getting a lot of it more in the way that they practice than necessarily with vocal leadership. They practice well and they want players to do well out on the field."
Freshman Emma Finney gave the Red Devils a 1-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of the contest. She nailed a 20-yard unassisted shot left of the goal.
Scott recorded Jeff's second goal with a 10-yard goal with 3:02 left in the first half.
The Warriors cut their deficit in half early in the second half. Sophomore Amy Leffler booted the ball into the upper-right corner of the net with 38:29 left in regulation to make the score 2-1 Red Devils.
But Carrier put Jeff back up by two goals with 33:52 remaining with a penalty kick. Carrier smacked the PK off the hands of diving Warrior goalkeeper Abbey Butler, and the ball deflected into the back of the goal.
"Devan probably has got the biggest heart out there as far as wanting to do everything well and getting everybody in the right place," Epley said. "She never takes a break. She's got a full-time engine that never runs out of gas. She goes 100 percent, 100 percent of the time."
The Red Devils' final two goals, both unassisted, were by freshman Bailee Calhoun with 24:12 left and junior Camber Sollberger with 3:03 left.
Jeff keeper Ashlyn Crane recorded three saves. The Red Devils outshot CAI on goal, 20-10.
"From the jamboree [last Saturday at Floyd Central], I thought we improved quite a bit," Epley said. "We had a lot more hustle tonight than we saw on Saturday. We did a few more things right."
Butler ended up with five saves. Warriors' coach Brett O'Loughlin says his players have room for improvement.
"There is a lot of things that need to be worked on," O'Loughlin said. "When we did things right, we caught them offsides seven times tonight. But when we did not do those things, that helped them get their scores."
Both teams will return to action on Thursday. Jeff will have its home opener against North Harrison, while CAI will travel to Providence to play the Pioneers' junior varsity team.
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First half
J — Emma Finney (unassisted)
J — Hannah Scott (unassisted), 36:58.
Second half
C — Amy Leffler (unassisted), 41:31.
J — Devan Carrier (penalty kick), 46:08.
J — Bailee Calhoun (unassisted), 55:48.
J — Camber Sollberger (unassisted), 76:57.
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Wow! How beautiful!
I love the bright colors - so wonderful!
Thanks for the lovely pics Tony! Sure do appreciate it.
Beautiful fawn, Steph.
Was reading an article today about a rare oarfish that washed up on the shore in Cabo. So I went to read more about it, extremely deep water fish, 600 meters deep on average, when I ran into this fellow, another denizen of the deep;
This is a barrel eye fish, and yes, its head is transparent! The diversity of nature continually surprises me, in a good way, of course.
Also ran into this image of a school of parrot fish. Just pretty, with so many colors, thought I'd post for you guys;
Enjoy my friends, and have a good one.
Tony - what a great snail picture! You find the coolest stuff.
Bullia digitalis, aka the Plough snail, aka the surfing snail. Was watching a show on Animal Planet, when this fascinating creature came up. It seems it "surfs" onto shore. To reach higher on a beach in search of food, it raises its "foot" and catches a wave, and gets carried further inland than trying to crawl there. It surfs!
Those are wonderful pictures and graphics Ruth.
Thank you very much. So glad you all are here.
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---- — Honestly, Pelham High boys hoop coach Matt Regan was looking to land a warning shot in the season finale at Portsmouth.
Instead, he and the Pythons will have to make their noise when it matters for real as the New Hampshire Division 1 and 2 State Tournament pairings were announced yesterday.
"We've got a lot of guys with little experience in the tournament who have to show up for us," said Regan, whose No. 8 Pythons host No. 9 Plymouth in the Division 2 opener tomorrow night. "But hey, the best thing you can do is go out and play well your first time around."
To earn the Cinderella tag, Pelham will need its top guns, junior Jake Vaiknoras and freshmen Keith Brown to compete at top levels. They could also use a break or two, as an opening round win would yield a quarterfinal trip to undefeated top seed Pembroke.
Pembroke features Pat Welch, who is a junior on pace to score 2,000 career points. But, he is one of three first team All-state Division 2 first-teamers on the squad.
"First things first, though. We have to deal with Plymouth," said Regan, whose club pummeled the Bobcats, 56-22, in the regular season finale Thursday night. "They were in foul trouble, and we played an absolute complete game. This one is not going to be a walk in the park."
The Pythons are the only area team in Divisions 1 or 2 to open at home, as Salem, Londonderry and Pinkerton are giant underdogs on the road in Division 1, while Windham High is in tough at Oyster River.
The Jags dropped both regular season meetings between the two, by a hoop at home and 10 in Durham.
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Top Seeds: 1. Trinity, 2. Manchester Central, 3. Spaulding, 4. Nashua South
Power Players: Jack Preston, South, 18.4 ppg.; Troy Pelletier, Manchester Central, 17.7; Dominic Paradis, Spaulding, 17.2 ppg.; Tyler Livingston, Alvirne, 16.6; Tim Preston, South, 16.2; Mabor Gabriel, Trinity, 16.1; Carmen Giampetruzzi, Trinity, 15.8; Tong Akot, Memorial, 15.1; Billy Carroll, Dover, 13.7
Bracket Breakdown: For a while, it looked as if the title had to go through the Queen City, but Manchester Central tumbled hard with three losses late. Nashua South couldn't handle the big guys at Spaulding, but that advantage might be leveled in the postseason, where things tend to tighten up. Tough season in Division 1 for the area teams. Salem might be hungry to atone for last year's disappointment as the No. 2 seed, but the Blues are in tough, seeing South then the Dover/Memorial winner.
Longo's selections: 1. Nashua South – Preston might be my selection for Player of the Year.; 2. Trinity – Pioneers get after the basketball on the backboard.; 3. Spaulding – One more shooter, and you were my pick to win it.
Sectional Sleeper: Bishop Guertin – Love the explosive C.J. Boykins in the backcourt, and I like the Cardinals' draw.
No. 13 Salem (8-10)
Prime time players: Andrew Ruffen, Sr., 11.9; Michael Felix, Jr., 10.2; Jack Hartman, Sr., 7.8; Steve Nugent, Sr., 8.8
The road ahead: South offers a severe challenge, and the reward for the shocker there is a quarterfinal with either Dover or Memorial, each of whom took out the Devils in the regular season.
No. 15 Londonderry (5-13)
Prime time players: Max Coleman, Jr., 8.8; Taylor Simpson, Sr., 9.5; Cody Balll, Soph., 7.7
The road ahead: The good news is that Manchester Central is one of the coldest teams in the state headed into the tourney, having dropped three straight coming into the postseason.
No. 16 Pinkerton (5-13)
Prime time players: Cam Welch, Sr., 12.4 ppg.; Scott Bradley, Sr., 12.3; Luke Testa, Soph., 8.7 ppg.; Like Rosinski, Frosh., 9.4
The road ahead: Pinkerton opens with top-seeded Trinity, a team that the Astros did not see in the regular season. Pull off the ultimate shocker and a matchup with Bedford or Winnacunnet, both of whom had their way with the Astros in the regular season.
Division 2
Top Seeds: 1. Pembroke, 2. Portsmouth, 3. Lebanon, 4. Hollis/Brookline
Power Players: Brandon Len, Souhegan, 22.1; Pat Welch, Pembroke, 20.9 ppg.; Nick Lazar, Oyster River, 18.1; Ben Landry, Portsmouth, 15.6; Matt Person, Pembroke, 15.4; Travis MacDonald, Portsmouth,14.6; Cyrus Rothwell-Ferraris, Hanover, 18.2
Bracket Breakdown: Can Pembroke Academy live up to the hype? That has been the story line for Pat Welch and Co. each of the last three years. In the first two, they failed at home in the quarterfinals as the top seed. That is, of course, Pelham would see them.
Longo's selections: 1. Pembroke – Finally gets it done; 2. Portsmouth – Athletic and dangerous on the wide-open floor at UNH; 3. Hollis-Brookline – Dictates pace and makes the opposition play its style.
Sectional Sleeper: Pelham – Why not? Vaiknoras is immune to the precious situations, and Brown is still a freshman. He doesn't know any better yet. If the kid handles the heat, maybe Pelham could be the one.
No. 8 Pelham (10-8)
Prime time players: Jake Vaiknoras, Jr., 16.6; Keith Brown, Frosh., 15.6
The road ahead: Tough draw, facing a team that's better than it obviously showed in the regular season finale, which will mean Plymouth will have something to prove. Beat the Bobs, and the unbeaten top seeds from Pembroke Academy will most likely be the reward.
No. 12 Windham (9-9)
Prime time players: Andrew Lowman, Jr., 14.9; Joe Lorenz, Sr., 9.9
The road ahead: Will the third time against Oyster River be the charm for the Jags? We will see in the opener. Two straight wins to close the season, including one over No. 4 Hollis-Brookline, have to have the Jaguar spirits sky high. Beat OR, and H-B is the reward with a trip to UNH on the line.


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Sightseeing in Dijon, France. At the group dinner in Dijon: Berny Dare, Carol Duvall, Adam Zebrowski, Tim Hickey, Dan Reynolds, and Pascal our bus driver. |
EURO DIAMOND LEAGUE TOUR REPORT Fifty-five track junkies (and some not so junky) made the trip with us to the three final Diamond League meets in London, Zurich and Brussels. Ooh, what good meets. We saw PRs by Wheating, Manzano, Rupp, and Aguilera (3000 St), and a number of world-leading performances. Molly Huddle's American record in the 5000 was a very nice surprise. And of course, we had some fabulous European sightseeing between the meets in Paris, Lucerne, Dijon, and the Loire Valley of France. Visiting those grand chateaux---Chambord and Chenonceau---and seeing the sound and light show in the late evening at Chambord remain vividly in the memory. Many of us took the Eurostar (the Chunnel train) for the first time and enjoyed the smooth, quick ride to Paris. After a few pleasant days in Paris, we loaded our luggage on the bus, which then departed for Lucerne, Switzerland. We tour members boarded the high-speed train at Gare de L'Est and made Basel in a couple of hours, switching to the commuter train to Lucerne. Our hotel was two or three blocks from the station, and we were then happily reunited with our luggage. Another highlight was the trip to Mt. Pilatus, a 7000-foot peak a few miles from Lucerne. This was accomplished first by a half-hour boat trip to Alpnachstad. Then we boarded the cog railway which whisked us to the top of the mountain (the steepest cog railway in Europe). Tour members spent a few hours at the top, snacking and hiking and marveling at the views, and then individual gondolas brought us down to level ground again where our bus was waiting to return us to the hotel. Lucerne is on a beautiful lake (Vierwaldstatter See--say that fast three times) and there are innumerable lovely cafes and restaurants by the lake. And it's just 40 miles to Zurich. Most of us had not seen Zurich's rebuilt Letzigrund Stadium before; it's a keeper. London's Crystal Palace is also a beautiful, colorful venue---as good a place for a track meet as anywhere in the world. |
ON TO 2011 So, now we're in preparation mode for the two tours scheduled for next year: the XIII World Track & Field Championships in Daegu, South Korea, at the end of August, and the U.S. Trials for the Worlds (the USATF National Outdoor Championships) in Eugene in June. |
Daegu 2011. The IAAF, in its wisdom, has returned to the four days on, one day off, four days on schedule, which is much to our liking. That nine-straight-days schedule allowed less time for rest and sightseeing, and we can host our gala dinner on the day off. It beefs the daily schedule up too; the nine-day schedule made for a couple of rather thin days. For those who like to attend the morning qualifying events, there will be six mornings; the last two days will not have morning qualifications. Evening events start generally at 7pm and run to about 9:30 or so. We'll be using the excellent subway system to get to the stadium. We do have one of the best hotels in town---one of the few with western standards---and are currently in negotiation for another hotel. Our tickets will be on the backstretch, across from the finish line. We determined this location would be far preferable to what was available on the finish side. As most of you know, the Worlds provide a caliber of track & field---in terms of performance and competition---every bit as good as the Olympics. The current deposit requirement is $500 per person. There is still some space left. Basic tour dates are August 25 (arrive Daegu) to September 5 (depart Daegu). Eugene 2011. Meet dates for the USATF Nationals are Wednesday, June 22 through Sunday, June 26. As you know, this meet picks the U.S. team for the Worlds, and Eugene---Tracktown USA---hosts again. Our lodging is the Campus Inn and Suites---a 20-30 minute walk to the stadium (or take the EmX tram from the nearby stop to Agate, up Franklin Blvd.). Tour members can opt for a 3, 4, or 5 night tour, with the price range $660 to $1210, depending on length of stay, room configuration, etc. The motel is close to restaurants and shopping. The current deposit required is $250 per person. There is not much space left at the Campus Inn, so get on board now to make sure you'll have a spot on the tour. |
LONDON 2012 (Click here for more details) Ed and Janet took the opportunity of the Diamond League tour's start in London to check out and confirm our hotels for the Games in 2012. Room rates during the Olympic period of course are outrageously high, and 'twas ever thus for the Olympics. London is one of the world's most expensive cities, but we still hope to keep the basic tour price in the $7000 per person range. One reason is that we'll not have to engage buses for stadium transportation, since the famous London Underground---one of the most extensive systems in the world---should take us efficiently and with dispatch to the stadium from our central London hotels. To date we have four hotels, with one of them a four-star which will be completely renovated by 2012. The three-stars have rather smallish rooms, but the monetary saving to the tour member will be considerable. They are all well located, with good access to restaurants, sightseeing, shopping, and the Underground. At present, about 600 are signed for the Games tour, and the current deposit needed is $1000/person. If you are at all interested, we urge you to sign up as soon as possible, since we'll undoubtedly be in a wait list mode by the middle of next year. We'll have a good selection of optional extension trips both before and after the Games to attractions like Stonehenge, Blenheim Palace, Stratford-Upon-Avon in England, and in Ireland and France. |
TRIALS 2012 (Click here for more details) Eugene is host for the next Olympic Trials, as you know, and we have booked the Campus Inn again, and two nearby motels---all walking distance to the stadium (no bus rides from Cottage Grove this time). More than 200 are signed on and there isn't a lot of space left. Again, early signup is imperative if you don't want to miss out. At this time, the deposit required is $500 per person. Meet dates? Nothing official yet, but it looks like June 22-25, two days off, then June 28-July 1. |
Ethan Harris at the Beijing party, with Kristin Heaston, Aretha Thurmond and Hyleas Fountain. |
FAREWELLS Ralph Spencer sends word of the passing of Ethan Harris, who died March 21 at age 81. Ethan attended every Summer Olympics since 1968, the last five with TAFNOT. He also went to the Worlds in Edmonton with us in 2001. A B.S. graduate in civil engineering from Howard University, he obtained advanced degrees at Columbia, and then settled in to a varied 48-year career in the public sector, first with the Army Corps of Engineers, working on civil and military projects in Los Angeles, New York, New Jersey, and Canada. He later moved to management positions at the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and retired in 1997. Ralph writes, "He was a warrior, classmate, and close friend. . . we shall miss him." Glenn Adams, a longtime TAFNOTer, died recently at age 92 at his home in Sedona, Arizona. Glenn attended every World Championships with TAFNOT, 1983-2009, and five Olympic Games. In all, he participated in 24 tours with Track & Field News, 1968-2009. Glenn A. Adams, Jr., was a Cal Berkeley graduate and became a bomber pilot in WWII, flying more than 30 missions in his "Silver Queen." He was proud of the fact that he never lost a crew member flying under his command. After the war, he worked for Standard Oil of California (now Chevron) and moved up eventually to a managerial position in the San Francisco home office. He retired in the late 70's. A track star in high school, Glenn never lost his love of the sport. His son Buzz reports that he was "in training" for the Worlds in Daegu next year---"A die-hard track fan to the end!" Glenn, it won't be the same without you. George "Pete" Keyes died this summer in an auto accident at age 73. Pete and his wife Betty went on 10 tours with TAFNOT, including one Olympics (Sydney) and four World Championships (1999-2005). Pete was an attorney in Binghamton, NY, and was a Notre Dame grad and avid fan. He made a point of getting to the Penn Relays every year. He was a long-time Niagara Association of USATF vice president. Personable and amiable, Pete will be sorely missed. |
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OLYMPIC STADIUM TAKES SHAPE In March, fourteen light towers were put into place at the London 2012 Olympic Stadium as progress continued on construction of the Games centerpiece venue---a venue, by the way, which has a 537 million pounds price tag (about $800 million U.S.). The fixtures tower 53 meters above ground level, which is a bit taller than Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square. OLYMPIC SPORT PREFERENCES No surprises in a recent TAFNOT 2012 member questionnaire when we asked what other sports they might like to attend (other than track & field). Swimming and Gymnastics tied for the top of the list, with Basketball a fairly close third. After that, the curve drops sharply, with Volleyball, Diving, Beach Volleyball, Cycling and Tennis in the next most popular grouping, followed by Boxing, Football (Soccer), Water Polo, Table Tennis and Weightlifting. The least popular sports were Canoeing, Shooting, Archery, Synchronized Swimming, Trampoline and Taekwondo. Unfortunately, there is not always a good relationship between the sports asked for and the tickets we can actually get for an Olympic Games. Swimming and Gymnastics are often the most difficult tickets to acquire. But for London, we're hoping for a better result than the rather meager supply of major sport tickets available to foreigners for Beijing. OLYMPICS DOLLAR DISTRIBUTION Track & field (athletics) will still get the most money from Olympic TV revenues, as compared to other Olympic sports. In a meeting in Dubai in April, it was agreed to maintain the distribution formula that has obtained since 1996. Of the $375 million that is expected to be doled out from 2012 Games TV money, about 9-1/2% will go to the IAAF (track's international federation)---about $35.77 million. Seven sport federations are in the next tier and they get about 5% or $18.73 million each: swimming, basketball, gymnastics, cycling, football (soccer), tennis and volleyball. The swimming federation argued unsuccessfully for a bigger slice of the pie (based on the popularity of swimming events at Beijing). In the next tier are rowing, equestrian, handball and field hockey, and those sports will get $13.17 million each. The other 14 sports get $11.19 million per. All of these amounts are good increases from 2008. That third tier looks rather strange to American sports fans---handball and field hockey more deserving/popular than wrestling, weightlifting, boxing? TV ratings, attendance and ticket sales are some of the most important criteria for determining distribution tiers. |
THAT'S IT FOR NOW Other tour matters we're currently working on are finding a good optional extension trip before or after Daegu that makes sense, planning the 2013 World Championships trip to Moscow, and of course the first South American Games: Rio de Janeiro 2016, our first tour to that continent. We already have about 100 signups. Until next time, Janet Vitu & Ed Fox |
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This fight will be made. It is smart business-wise for the Mayweather camp for 2 reasons.
1. Bradley has a win over Pacquiao(no matter what you think you saw). If Maywether beats Bradley(which is almost a guarantee), then he doesnt have to fight Pacquiao because he beat the guy who beat him. OR, he can go into negotiations for a Pacquiao fight with a larger chunk of the purse. What was 55 - 45 will easilit become 65 - 35 or worse. 2. Bradley is at least on paper a legit fight, so all the Sergio Martinez vs Mayweather talk goes away. Mayweather will kill 2 birds with one stone. He can avoid the threat that Martinez poses and save face because his fans will argue that Bradley was a better opponent anyway. |
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Arum doesn't want to see mayweather make a dime and mayweather doesn't want arum to make a dime either which is why the negotiations are going the way they are going. Arum is probably saving Bradley for one of pacs last fights. And if rios looks good in his next fight I'm sure he will be in the running for a pac fight. I don't mean to toot my own horn.... But I'm gonna toot my own horn http://www.boxingscene.com/arum-pacquiao-v...possible--58058 |
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Most of us (I would say all, but that wouldn't be fair) retailers sprint in to the business because of passion, creativity and desire to share our vision with the world around us. The art of retailing isn't hard work because it is what we love to do – buy and sell. It's not a "job" really, but a lifestyle.
As I approached my 4th year in business, I hit a brick wall. Taking the business to the next level was what I wanted to do, but just how in the world was I going to do that? My "budget" was right on, my expenses in line. I had an amazing mailing list and devout following, national and local press galore, what else did I need?
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"Do you not use a consultant to help you with your open-to-buy?" she asked. Um, no – what in the heck is that and where would I find a retail consultant? And, how in the world could I have been winging this for so long?
Quickly, I learned that there was not enough time in a day to do all of the things that I needed to do to analyze what was making the most profit in my business and how to move forward (meaning, buy more of what is selling at a maintained mark-up above my breakeven point) based on the demand from customers and overall trend information in the industry. A little thing we like to call in the retail business – balance and flow. Mine was out of whack. What was my markdown strategy? When I need cash – have a sale. Wrong answer. What were the profit centers inside my 900 square foot shop? Well, jackets for the season were generating the most sales – so jackets. Wrong, again. Apparently, there is a science to this thing we call retail – who knew!?!?!
Fast forward two years and voila – a well oiled, fine-tuned machine. All I could think about was, why don't people in the industry that know about these consultants and planners, share the good news with the independent retailers in this world?
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In a time like today where business is tough for everyone, we hear the word consultant and think, if my business is doing ok and I can pay the bills and get new inventory, then I don't need one. I say, wouldn't it be fabulous to GROW the business? And for those who are having a tough time paying bills on time, and getting new inventory, they "can't afford it." Let me assure you, you can't afford NOT to know how to prioritize every single penny you spend on inventory and expenses.
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Decent deal. I have the epl1 and 2 and they're great travel cameras. I recommend the panny 20mm and the olympus 45mm. You have a nice set between these lenses but you will spend another ~700. If you want you can get the 20mm (~300) and some legacy glass with an adapter for about 50 for portraits. I find myself never bringing my dslr around anymore but I bring this camera everywhere. The largest print I've done is a 40x60 and it looks great. The art features are pretty fun too.
Decent deal but it does bear mentioning that the 12MP sensor is 2-3 levels below other m4/3 cameras in terms of image quality. If I were on a super-tight budget I would probably look at a Panasonic GX1 for $249 and find a used 14-42mm. Noticeably better image quality, although no tilting screen and no in-body image stabilization. The Panasonic G5 is about the same as the GX1 image quality-wise and is also being discounted a lot recently so you might score one for $350 or less with lens, not to mention it has a built-in viewfinder. Point being, while this is a good deal for this particular camera, there are other options around the same price range that have some advantages worth keeping in mind.
Are the controls fairly intuitive? Is customizing your ISO/shutter speed a quick task? How's the low-light performance? are 100% crops very hazy? I might be able to score the J1 + zoom lens + prime lens for ~$300 on CL. For a decent M4/3rds camera, buying a separate prime lens wouldn't be worth the cost.. I'm so indecisive! |
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I would love some help with software for my Resmed S9 |
goodvibe Joined: Fri Jan 20, 2012 5:08 pm Posts: 1 |
Fri Jan 20, 2012 9:49 pm |
Hi all,
I have been thinking a lot lately that I have so much more power as patient than I ever thought possible by seeing my own data on an as needed basis. My Sleep Doctor is great about going into depth about data but there are many a day that I feel it would be so beneficial to see for myself, especially since my autoset feature is now enabled and I switch between 2 masks. Of course the thing I lack is the software for my card! If anyone may be in a position to help me figure out a solution I would be so happy. |
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Re: I would love some help with software for my Resmed S9 |
daybreak Joined: Mon Jul 18, 2011 10:41 am Posts: 3 |
Sun Jan 22, 2012 11:49 am |
The software is out there. It is from Resmed called ResScan 3.16 current as of today. There is also Sleepyhead software. The important part is for you to have the data turned on your machine. Not just compliance. The software also works best with 7 or more days of data. |
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