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Nikon D800 (Body Only)
Manufacturer: Nikon Inc. Part number: 25480
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price range: $2,099.00 - $3,892.00
- Reviewed by: Lori Grunin
- Reviewed on: 03/23/2012
- Released on: 03/22/2012
The good: The Nikon D800 boasts stellar photos, excellent videos, speedy performance, and a relatively streamlined shooting design.
The bad: While there's nothing major to complain about, the D800's battery life could use a boost.
The bottom line: An unsurprisingly great camera that's worth every penny of its higher price for its target market of professional nonsports photographers, the Nikon D800 should definitely please those who've been waiting patiently to replace their older Nikon equipment.
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This camera is in another league!
by O-JCole on February 21, 2014
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Summary: I have been shooting with Canon 5D Mark II since it came out. Prior to that I was using Canon 5D. So I have a long history of using full-frame ...
Summary: I have been shooting with Canon 5D Mark II since it came out. Prior to that I was using Canon 5D. So I have a long history of using full-frame cameras in the opposite camp. Sure the 5D series had limitations, but so what, the images they took rivaled medium format film (not digital). Then came Nikon D800 and D800e, with specs out of this world. Nikon packed everything that they had; their best sensor, their best meter, and their best AF in this package, and that for a very reasonable $3k.
1. Image Quality.
While Canon 5D series rivaled medium format film, images from D800/e rival that of from medium format digital. So much has been written about the shadow details on this sensor. In addition to that I can pull down highlights much better than anything I used before. I can increase contrast, reduce contrast, increase saturation, increase sharpness to crazy levels and the raw files just take all of it in strides without breaking a sweat. I want to specially mention the color response. On my previous cameras, I could play with contrast and color only so much before getting noise or color shifts. I have not seen any such thing happening on D800. The sensor is truly next generation.
2. Metering
On my canon I am used to adjusting exposure compensation all the time. As I am moving around and changing subjects, I am always adjusting exposure. Nikon's newest color metering is so good that I have actually reprogrammed the camera so that the Main command wheel sets ISO instead of exposure compensation. This is because I haven't had to adjust exposure often. Canon supposedly has similar metering in 1Dx but not in 5D Mark III which inherits the meter from 7D.
3. Autofocus
Due to color metering feeding into AF tracking, the AF tracking is much better than what I have seen elsewhere. Single point AF, at least with the lenses that I have, is a bit slower then I am used to on Canon.
4. High ISO;
In my opinion, this camera has 1-stop better ISo performance than my Mark II. The ISO 3200 on 5D Mark II is about the same as ISO 6400 on D800. I have taken pictures from this camera at 25600 ISO. Some thing I have never done before. At normal print or display sizes, the pictures look exceptional. Of course, if you enlarge to 100% you will see high ISO artifacts, but remember that 100% images seen on 96 DPI monitor are equivalent to huge mural sized prints. So it is unfair to compare the 100% output of 36MP sensor to 100% output of 12MP or 22 MP sensor. I have uploaded an ISO 25,600 picture in images
This camera breaks new ground in 35mm picture taking and therefore has garnered significant criticism from people who either wanted this to be perfect or are trying to defend other brands. I will address some of these below.
LCD Color Cast: I did notice this on the first D800 that I received but on the most recent ones it seems OK. On the first one that I saw this, it was not a big deal. I had Canon 5D for two years which also had a color cast on LCD but I had not problem living with it, partly because I shoot Raw.
The reason for color cast is mostly related to Auto WB. It is easy to change the Auto WB to have a magenta bias, which should take care of green tint.
Left AF Point: Depending on ow you test it, you can find some fault with extreme AF points in single AF mode. In my testing this issue was only visible when testing on wide-angle lens, I could not see it on 50mm or longer lenses. Nevertheless the left most point, on some cameras, seems to be off, sometimes. On a whim I tested the left-most point on my 5D Mark II also. It was way off! I had never noticed it and no one ever complained about this specific point. FWIW, the camera has 51 AF points. Even excluding the left-most point, you get 50. In real life, what will happen is that you will use either on of the center points, or if you are shooting in portrait mode, then rightmost point. The use of left point is rare and will mostly be in continuous AF mode in which case no single point determines AF accuracy. Anyway, I hope that down the road Nikon will be able to adjust this point. If you do have to use that location, switch to Live View and use contrast detect AF, which is very good (better than Canon), which brings us to the next point
Live View: Here most of what others have said is true. Live view has many problems. It skips lines, so 100% or higher view is very annoying, the screen blacks out after every pictures for 1-4 seconds while image is written to card, using manual focus in dark settings is difficult because the camera always stops down the lens. These are quite annoying things and all I can say to Nikon engineers is, what were you thinking? Unfortunately the first two problems I mentioned are bad hardware design and I doubt that these can be fixed in the firmware. The last problem however is relatively easy to fix. In fact the camera already does that. If you put camera in AF mode, and press AF_ON button, you will notice the LV screen light up for a moment as camera opens the aperture to full to do autofocus. Then it goes back to darkness. I think it will be fairly easy for Nikon to add a mode where the aperture stays open until the actual picture is taken.
I must say though that AutoFocus in Live View works extremely well in normal and low light. It is only Manual focusing which is the issue.
Custom Settings: Canon 5D Mark II (and III) has three custom settings mode. You can register all camera settings (including exposure, and ISO) and just switch to the appropriate setting when you need to. All your settings will be brought back exactly no matter what you were doing. Now for me personally, this is not very useful, because I have at least half a dozen use cases and Canon only provides three. Nikon provides zero. It is however, important for some people and so they have been complaining. My own main beef with Nikon is that no matter what you have your custom shooting modes saved to, when you do green button reset, the camera resets not to the settings I saved, but to some stupid factory defaults. This is contrary to what an experienced photographer (for whom this camera is intended) would like to do. I set my camera to the settings that I want (e.g. Full Raw, ISO 100, Aperture Priority). Then I may change settings as I shoot (increase ISO, change WB, etc). What I would like to come back to is the settings that I painstakingly selected, not the factory default. If Nikon would fix this flaw through firmware update, my productivity will receive a noticeable jump.
Compared to the positives that this camera has, these are minor nitpicks. Yes, these impact usability of camera in that the operation becomes slower, but none of the above prohibit user from doing anything that they want to. This camera is above all about Image Quality which it provides in buckets full. The images that I print from D800, even at 8x10, are noticeably different from other cameras I have used before. The edge acuity on details is phenomenal,and the tone curve is very different. One can always get high contrast pleasing images from most digital cameras, including D800. However where I see the difference is where more artistic and/or realistic representation of tone curve is needed. This is where D800 really shines and leaves all competition in dust.
As good as the camera is with its superior IQ (resolution is just one aspect of it), metering, and AF, this is not a be-all, end-all camera. This camera is not for:
1) Sports Shooter
This camera is not a speed demon. Although it is rated at 4 fps, you can get 5 fps (6 fps with grip) if you choose to 1.2x crop. That is right, Nikon only advertises high fps for 1.5x crop, but choosing 1.2X crop, you get a 25MP camera that can shoot at 6 fps (same as the 22MP Canon 5D Mark III). Still, dedicated sports shooter expect 8+ fps, which this camera is not capable of simply because it has so much more data to move.
2) Event Photographers
People who shoot lots of pictures in a session (e.g. photo journalists, wedding photographers shooting thousands of images per wedding), probably don't need the super high IQ, and burden of processing 36Mp images maybe too high.
3) JPEG Shooters
Although you can get good Jpegs out of D800 with correct settings, I believe that those who shoot jpegs most of the time, won't see much (if any) benefit of this camera.
I will end this review with comments for all nay Sayers:
For Nikon shooters, D800 represents 300% jump in resolution. Do not compare it to D700/D3/D4 AF, sharpness, ISO, etc. Learn to shoot with the high resolution and the demand it makes. If you can't, downsize the files to 12 or 16Mp before comparing.
For Canon shooters, chill out. Canon has essentially recycled the same FF sensor that they first released in 2007 in 1Ds III. Class leading at that time, and even until this February 2012, it is no match for the new technology in D800. Sadly, in past few years, Canon has been relying on their DIGIC processor to provide image quality gains in jpeg output. That is fine, and works for certain type of photographers, but not for many others who shoot Raw. The RAW output of 5D Mark III is no different from 5D Mark II (or 1Ds III). Sure the 5D Mark III has better (much better) AF and handling. However the purists photographer, lusting after IQ, have lived with 5D and 5D Mark II even with their poor handling. So improvements in handling and performance are meaningless unless they are accompanied by corresponding gains in the raw Image Quality.
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I hope this review is helpful.
7 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
One Word - WOW!
by GPHector on April 14, 2012
Pros: + Picture is more crisp and better details
+ Video quality is amazing, recording up to 30 mins
+ Camera is feel very solid and the shutter sound is nice
+ Support both CF and SD UHS-1 (95MB/sce)
+ Nice lens, looks very sharp and focuses very quickly
Cons: - Zoom in and zoom out buttons are reversed from the old models
- Very expensive Battery pack
Summary: The first concern - having splashed out quite significant amounts of money - is was it worth it?
There have been times when having bought a new and supposedly "amazing" ...
Summary: The first concern - having splashed out quite significant amounts of money - is was it worth it?
There have been times when having bought a new and supposedly "amazing" lens I find in reality the difference is too small to be worth mentioning!
I'm pleased to say so far the new D800 excels over the D700. I've taken a number of test shots with both and converted the RAW image to JPG using Nikon Capture NX2.
I've made sure ALL settings are identical - not just aperture, shutter and ISO but also amount of noise reduction applied, white balance, etc.
Comparing the D700 vs D800 at low ISOs the D800 is a clear winner. Increased detail and resolution are obvious. I also downsided the D800 images to the same size of the D700 and they look even better - slightly more details but sharper. The D700 looks very slightly soft in comparison - even when I applied sharpening in Photoshop. Its like a lens upgrade - and not one of those upgrades you really have to stare hard at 100% on screen to notice a difference ( which is often only in extreme corners! ). This difference will be obvious even in 10 inch * 8 inch prints.
I'm not sure why other reviewers are not seeing a difference. Maybe I had a duff D700 and I just never noticed! But either way the D800 is superb.
The other worry was of course high ISO images. The highest I generally used on the D700 was 6,400. So I did test shots indoors in a darkened room at ISO 6,400.
Now at 100% there is no doubt the D700 is a little smoother. Less detail captured by the D700 and colours not as accurate but definitely marginally smoother. I should mention I had Nikon Capture's noise reduction applied equally to both ( 32% intensity setting with sharpness set to 5).
The difference is small enough to really not be an issue.
However I then downsized the D800 image to the same size as the D700 - this smoothed things out as well as sharpened things. At the same image size the D800 beats the D700 hands down. Images are just as smooth but more detailed on the D800. Colour reproduction is also more accurate in particularly dark areas on the D800. On the D700 dark blues came out black - on the D800 its come out a very dark blue.
Although I've only had the new camera a few hours I've noticed the D800 images seems to be lighter at the same settings ( aperture, shutter, ISO ). I suspect in normal use perhaps 1/3 of a stop less exposure might be good.
The sun is starting to go down - as it does where I live it hits the neighbours house's slate roof and on sunny days like today the roof is blindingly bright even to the naked eye! A good test of dynamic range as the neighbours house is heavily shaded in some areas. I did 2 shots - one with the D700 on ISO 200 and the other with the D800 on ISO 100 ( its "native" bottom end ). I'm pleased to say the blindingly bright roof was a little less blown out on the D800 vs the D700. And the shaded parts of the house were visibly brighter on the D800 vs the D700. Its perhaps not a massive difference but its clearly visible.
Auto HDR: A new feature of the D800. I'd expected it to work similar to the Auto HDR on say the Sony NEX-5N - in that it works whilst hand holding the camera. However after a few test shots outdoors I found even on a very bright sunny day with shutter speeds of 1/250 second its still blurry - and that was with me resting my arms on a wall. Perhaps its me but I sense the Auto HDR requires use of a very sturdy tripod. Given the Sony NEX 5N does not need a tripod for Auto HDR this is a little disappointing if you are not keen on tripods like myself!
Video: I'm mostly a still shooter but there are times when its nice to take a video. Carrying the hefty D700 AND my camcorder was often too much like hard work - so I'm pleased to take just the one device. Carry two devices in my bag - not me I want to snap and go!
Video quality is amazing - at least as good if not better than my $1,500 Sony camcorder. Sound from the inbuilt mic was surprisingly good too.
The downside is focussing. There is an option for continual focus while videoing but focussing can be clearly heard on the sound track. Also the D800 movie mode focussing is something of a perfectionist - never happy with the focus and forever making micro adjustments - adjustments which are clearly heard and spoil the sound. I did a test filming a lamb and mum walking slowly across a field about 50m from me - and the focus just kept on re-adjusting.
The only answer is to use non-continuous focus mode and focus first before shooting the video. This works fine - so long as whatever you are filming doesn't move out of range of the initial focus. Or you use a lens/f-stop combination with very large depth of field. I'd planned to use the video mode for shooting dolphins on a sea Safari trip in May. But past experience tells me dolphins move fast and rarely stay still for a second - I'm not sure how well the video mode will work for this if continuous AF is not used.
My Sony NEX 5N's video mode may not produce the same quality but continuous focusing is much better and quieter.
Its still early days but so far I'm not at all disappointed in the D800 vs D700. There's nothing I can find that the D700 does significantly better than the D800. But I can find lots that he D800 does better.
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However my wallet sure feels less happy about the purchase!
6 out of 9 users found this user opinion helpful.
Amazing Resolution, but Housten We Have A Problem!
by AustralianLight on May 5, 2012
Pros: Excellent image quality, amazing detail.
Cons: Nikon's wide angle lenses fail to resolve well enough to make this camera truly useable at shorter focal lengths.
Summary: This camera produces amazingly detailed images akin to medium format digital. But the release of this camera may be a tad premature from Nikon, as it does not have the ...
Summary: This camera produces amazingly detailed images akin to medium format digital. But the release of this camera may be a tad premature from Nikon, as it does not have the wide angle lenses to support it.
Our 24mm PC-E Tilt **** lens has always been a stellar performer on the D3 and we have been happily producing 60 inch shift panoramas with it for some time. But on the D800E this lens is now completely useless, as it fails to resolve enough detail for this megapixel monster. Even unshifted this lens is now as soft as mush!
After many hours of investigation we have come to the conclusion that there is no wide angle solution from Nikon and as a result, an additional outlay for a Zeiss 21mm Distagon was required.
The distagon is not without issues however, as it is well known for it's moustache distortion.... but that is something we can correct for in post production, where as there is nothing we can do to correct the soft mush from the 24 PC-E on the D800.
So.... this is an amazing camera with longer focal lengths, but be prepared for additional outlay if you are a wide angle shooter.
I have posted some sample images to show both the detail and the softness here... http://www.australianlight.com.au/blog/post/nikon_d800e/
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Bought 2 week ago still learning. very impressive look
by DrShah1 on April 23, 2012
Pros: Much faster and more lot more information available on the viewfinder. Love the different setting regarding aperture and shutter speed.Excellent video quality.
Cons: Heavy and expensive
Summary: Great Camera for experienced photographer, i am not sure about the ultimate sharpness, the manufacturer claimed about. I had better results with D7000 as for as sharpness is concern. I ...
Summary: Great Camera for experienced photographer, i am not sure about the ultimate sharpness, the manufacturer claimed about. I had better results with D7000 as for as sharpness is concern. I am not sure i am not a professional photographer may be i need more skill i am not sure.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Quite Simply the Best!
by rixrox on March 26, 2012
Pros: Stunning Color, speed & perfomance.
Built to last rugged body.
36 mega pixels is bigger than any 35mm FX camera on the plaanet.
Many pro enhancements over the D700
Lighter than the D700
Cons: we have to wait for it.
Better than the D4
Better than my D700
Summary: Once you go FX there is no going back! There is no DX as good as FX, period Do you want the best there is? Look no further.
Summary: Once you go FX there is no going back! There is no DX as good as FX, period Do you want the best there is? Look no further.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Incredible photos, decent video.
by marklondon66 on March 25, 2012
Pros: High resolution photos, dual card, auto cropped lens mode, histogram, horizon and audio controls in video mode, headphone jack, very fast autofocus.
Cons: Definitely not at its best over 1600asa. Heavy.
Summary: An incredible camera for the price. Have been testing it solidly last few days and it holds up very well. Perfect for magazine shoots.
Summary: An incredible camera for the price. Have been testing it solidly last few days and it holds up very well. Perfect for magazine shoots.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
- Manufacturer: Nikon Inc.
- Part number: 25480
- Description: D800, built for today's multimedia photographer includes a groundbreaking 36.3MP FX-format CMOS sensor, Full HD 1080p video at 30/25/24p with stereo sound, class leading ISO range of 100-6400, expandable to 25,600, 4 fps burst rate and Advanced Scene Recognition System with 91,000-pixel RGB sensor.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Digital camera - SLR with Live View mode,
with Movie recording
- Resolution 36.3 megapixels
- Optical Sensor Type CMOS
- Total Pixels 36,800,000 pixels
- Effective Sensor Resolution 36,300,000 pixels
- Optical Sensor Size 24 x 35.9mm
- Sensor Dust Reduction Yes
- Sensor Features Self Cleaning Sensor Unit
- Image Processor EXPEED 3
- Auto Focus TTL contrast and phase detection
- Auto Focus Points (Zones) Qty 51
- AE/AF Control Subject-tracking AF,
Dynamic-area AF,
3D-tracking AF,
Auto-area AF,
Face-priority AF
- Face Detection Face-priority AF function
- Digital Video Format MOV,
- Image Recording Format JPEG,
- AV Interfaces HDMI
Exposure & White Balance
- Light Sensitivity ISO 100-6400,
ISO auto
- Exposure Metering 3D color matrix III,
- Exposure Modes Bulb,
- Special Effects Portrait,
Warm Filter,
Selective Color,
Skylight Filter,
Cross Screen,
Black & White,
Image Overlay,
Color outline,
Color sketch
- White Balance Automatic,
- White Balance Presets Sunlight,
- Max Shutter Speed 1/8000 sec
- Min Shutter Speed 30 sec
- Exposure Compensation ±5 EV range, in 1, 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
- Auto Exposure Bracketing 9 steps in 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or 1 EV steps
- White Balance Bracketing Yes
- X-sync Speed 1/250 sec
- Exposure Range EV 0-20 ( ISO 100 )
Lens System
- Lens System Mounting Nikon F
Camera Flash
- Camera Flash Pop-up flash
- Guide Number (m / ISO 100) 12
- Flash Modes Rear curtain sync,
Fill-in mode,
Slow synchro,
Flash OFF mode,
Red-eye reduction
- Features Flash exposure bracketing,
Flash +/- compensation,
AF illuminator
Additional Features
- Continuous Shooting Speed 4 frames per second
- Self Timer Delay 2 sec,
10 sec,
5 sec,
20 sec
- Flash Terminal PC terminal,
Hot shoe
- Additional Features Digital image rotation,
Display brightness control,
HDR image enhancement technology,
Mirror lock,
In-camera red-eye removal,
Depth-of-field preview button,
Eye-Fi Card Ready,
USB 3.0 compatibility,
Resizing an image,
Cropping an image,
Saturation control,
In-camera RAW processing,
Subject tracking technology,
Exif Print support,
Distortion control,
Perspective control,
Wi-Fi ready,
Active D-Lighting technology,
DPOF support,
GPS ready,
Time-Lapse recording,
Advanced Scene Recognition System,
Digital level meter,
Histogram display,
Automatic display brightness adjustment,
Highlight point display,
Camera orientation detection,
In-camera movie editing,
PictBridge support,
Takes photos while movie recording,
Sharpness control,
Hue control,
Intelligent Noise Reduction system,
Direct print
- Viewfinder Type Optical - Fixed eye-level pentaprism
- Viewfinder Color Support Color
- Field Coverage 100%
- Magnification 0.70x
- Dioptric Correction Range -3 to +1
- Viewfinder Frames Autofocus frame
- Type 3.2 in LCD display
- Display Features Built-in
- Microphone Operation Mode Mono
- Connector Type 1 x USB 3.0,
1 x HDMI output,
1 x Remote control,
1 x Audio input ( Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ),
1 x Audio output ( Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm )
- Software Nikon ViewNX 2
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Peripheral Devices USB port,
CD-ROM drive
- Microsoft Certifications Compatible with Windows 7
- Included Accessories LCD display cover,
Battery charger,
Carrying strap,
Cable clip,
USB cable,
Body cap,
Shoe cap
- Body Material Magnesium alloy
- Supported Battery Nikon EN-EL15
- Supported Battery 1 x Nikon EN-EL15 Li-ion rechargeable battery ( Included )
- Battery Life Details Photo shooting
Memory / Storage
- Memory Card Slot SD card,
CompactFlash Card
- Supported Memory Cards SD Memory Card,
SDXC UHS-I Memory Card,
SDHC UHS-I Memory Card
- Image Storage JPEG,
RAW 7360 x 4912 - FX format,
TIFF 5520 x 3680 - FX format,
3680 x 2456 - FX format,
6144 x 4080 - 1.2x crop,
4608 x 3056 - 1.2x crop,
3072 x 2040 - 1.2x crop,
4800 x 3200 - DX format,
3600 x 2400 - DX format,
2400 x 1600 - DX format,
6144 x 4912 - 5:4,
4608 x 3680 - 5:4,
3072 x 2456 - 5:4,
6720 x 3776 - FX-format in movie live view mode (16:9),
5040 x 2832 - FX-format in movie live view mode (16:9),
3360 x 1888 - FX-format in movie live view mode (16:9),
4800 x 2704 - DX-format in movie live view mode (3:2),
3600 x 2024 - DX-format in movie live view mode (3:2),
2400 x 1352 - DX-format in movie live view mode (3:2)
- Video Capture MOV - 1920 x 1080,
MOV - 1920 x 1080,
MOV - 1920 x 1080,
MOV - 1280 x 720,
MOV - 1280 x 720,
MOV - 1280 x 720,
MOV - 1280 x 720
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 5.7 in
- Depth 3.2 in
- Height 4.8 in
- Weight 2 lbs
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 104 °F
- Humidity Range Operating 0 - 85% (non-condensing)
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Nikon Inc. products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Nikon Inc.
- Address:
1300 Walt Whitman Road, Melville, NY 11747-3064
- Phone: 1-631-547-4200


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The Texans improved to 2-0 in the preseason as Matt Schaub, Case Keenum and T.J. Yates all tossed a touchdown to lead Houston to a 24-17 win over the Miami Dolphins.
Schaub struggled to start the game, throwing an interception in the first series and taking a sack on third down in the second series. The starter got the offense moving on the third series, finding a wide open Owen Daniels in the end zone for a 15-yard touchdown.
Ryan Tannehill turned in an impressive performance, throwing for 141 yards and a touchdown before being removed for Matt Moore in the second quarter. Tannehill tossed a nine-yard touchdown to Mike Wallace in the first, and led a second touchdown drive in the second that ended in a Lamar Miller four-yard touchdown run.
Keenum looked effective with the Texans No. 2 offense, completing 11 of 18 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown. T.J. Yates also had a strong performance, going 7-for-9 for 84 yards and a score.
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Dolphins tight end Dustin Keller sustained what appeared to be a serious knee injury and had to be carted off the field. Texans first-round pick receiver DeAndre Hopkins was also injured, leaving the game in the second quarter with a head injury.
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Mississippi's educational system could soon get an overhaul if a senate bill becomes law. That bill would pave the way for a charter school system setting up a seven member approval committee before any charters could be granted.
"Charter schools ought to be allowed anywhere in our state," said Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves who is helping to usher the legislation.
Reeves says parents should have a choice in their child's education and while it's not a remedy for all of the state's educational problems, he says it's a start.
"We have districts that aren't meeting the needs of kids and this is one measure, one approach," said Reeves.
"I am very excited and encouraged about where we're at," said Governor Phil Bryant.
Bryant supports a charter school system as well and says he's certain the state will have some type of new law by the time the session is over.
"I know the legislature is going to do a really good job in vetting this process," said Bryant.
Charter schools would still be held to state standards and could have their charter revoked if not successful. There's also a provision in the bill that would allow for the creation of virtual charter schools which means students would never have to even step foot in a classroom for an education.
It would first have to go through the approval process and then have the charter granted to a non-profit. Reeves says it's yet another way to make education innovative.
"The use of virtual classes and potentially virtual schools is another way in which that students can be reached," said Reeves.
Some educational advocates feel charter schools should only be allowed in districts with poor academic performance, but Reeves says allowing them anywhere would make average districts strive for better success.
"I just don't agree with the notion that if you are a school district that is currently rated successful that you're doing an excellent job and that you are doing what best for every kid," said Reeves.
When it comes to funding, both Bryant and Reeves say the money currently being spent on every student, should follow that student wherever they go. That's about $9,000 per student.
While it's a big change on the education front, the state's top two leaders say it's time for just that.
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This is a book that I have wanted to do for years. Since my job allows me the opportunity and I get to see so many different places I wanted to document the journey. These are many of the places that I was able to see, explore and enjoy.
I feel fortunate to see these amazing places and realize what each offers and while I know I missed so many things, well that provides me the ticket to return and further explore these great Cities.
I have already began my year in review for 2009. One day all of the travel will be over but I believe that these books allow me to capture times and memories that will last a lifetime.
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Wildlife experts helped restock the Chattahoochee River with brown and rainbow trout near Cochran Shoals on Tuesday.Fish from the Buford Trout Hatchery, located about a mile a half below Lake Lanier, are used to restock the river once a month during what's called "the delayed harvest." The Buford Hatchery rears brown trout and rainbow trout for the state's stockable and fingerling trout programs. Trout from the fishery can range in size from a few inches to fish that weigh in excess of 10 pounds.Delayed harvest streams are regularly restocked for anglers and, because the trout are caught and released, the Department of Natural Resources says catch rates remain high.The fish are transported to the Chattahoochee in special trucks so they are not traumatized in transit. About 10 or 15 minutes after hitting the water, they're ready to be caught, according to Travis Taylor of the Department of Natural Resources.
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There was a delay before the bottom of the seventh inning, and after a while, Ryan Raburn emerged from the dugout to take left field. The TBS cameras then cut to Delmon Young, who was wincing and in obvious pain. He was attended by a trainer, and he went down the steps to the dugout.
No word on what it could be, but Young did make the last out of the previous half-inning. It was a pop-up, so he wasn't exactly burning down the line. I'm not a doctor, but I do have a metric crap-ton of student loans, so I feel pretty qualified in guessing that it was a freak tweak of the ol' oblique.
It probably would have been a good idea to get Young off the field regardless, as he fields like Pete Incaviglia duct-taped to Bengie Molina, so it's probably not a big deal for this game. But Young has hit well for the Tigers in the ALDS, so they could miss him if he's hurt for the ALCS.
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"Parents need to know what is being done," Elston said.
Parents met with members of the Board of Education, local law enforcement and fire personnel Wednesday to discuss what is being done to ensure students in Sylacauga schools are safe.
"I assure you we are going to do all we can to ensure your kids are safe," said Bobby Hall, Student Services coordinator.
School Resource Officer Willie Kidd said he has spent 11 of the past 22 years as a Sylacauga police officer, working as a School Resource Officer.
Kidd said his responsibilities include ensuring the safety and security of students at each of the local schools, and visiting the homes of students is also a part of his responsibilities.
"I visit homes to see what is going on," he said.
Incarceration, however, is not Kidd's purpose as an SRO. In most cases where Kidd intervenes, courts often order counseling for parents.
"I'm not the favorite person in the system," Kidd said. "I'm not there to be your friend. I am a friend to the kids, but not always to the adults."
Police Chief Chris Carden said there "have been so many incidents and concerns for the school board and the Police Department."
He said after a request from Hall, there are plans to have another School Resource Officer. Carden said they couldn't put fences and brick walls around each school, and the key to safety and security is mitigation.
"It is expensive putting cops in schools," Carden said. "We are going to add another SRO even though there has been no official vote. We are still needing documentation from the (school) board."
Carden said a change in tactics during possible active shooter incidents have been implemented. He said the officers' first priority would be to eliminate the threat rather than attend to the needs of victims. Once the threat is eliminated, they will provide aid to victims.
"We are so blessed to have this commitment, to have the relations with the fire and police departments and their resources," Schools Superintendent Renee Riggins said.
Fire Chief Matt Missildine said his department is designed to respond to the "old dangers" — fire, severe weather, chemical spills, etc.
Missildine said all four of the city's school campuses are being surveyed to determine the status of fire exits.
Severe weather may present a bigger danger to students than an active shooter, Missildine said. He said his department is developing a severe weather awareness education program to be implemented in the schools.
Hall said concerns for student safety have added to the workload of school administrators, who are conducting daily walk-throughs, making sure classroom doors are locked. Locked doors are required now, Hall said.
"It's a hassle with all the other responsibilities," he said. "The first thing is safety, If it's not safe, they (the students) can't learn."
Nichols Lawson Assistant Principal Debbie Barnett said her school has magnetic doors and officers have trained them to have visitors stand in front of a camera before they are admitted into the school.
Indian Valley Elementary Title I teacher Cheryl Tubbs provided a list of safety procedures used at her school. Among some of the measures are lockdown drills, all visitors stopping at the office to get a visitor's pass and several other measures.
Hall said another measure being adopted is "Text-and-Tip." Students and parents will have access to a phone number to text to report drugs, intruders, harassment, bullying, etc. The number is 256-626-0333.
School bus safety is another concern, Hall said, "It is against the law to enter a school bus. If a parent wants to address the driver, they must come to the driver's window."
"Cameras have been placed on buses and can zoom in and I can hear things I don't want to hear," Riggins said. "We can zoom in on parents on their porch abusing bus drivers."
While secure premises was a major concern of educators attending Wednesday's meeting, they also raised a question of internal threats through social media.
Pinecrest Elementary Guidance Counselor Kristen Elliff said students don't realize she can log on and see what they post. There have been some problems with Facebook, Elliff said.
Wendy Arnold, Nichols Lawson guidance counselor, agreed with Elliff.
"Parents need to monitor their child's Facebook page every day," Arnold said. "If mine change their passwords, it is gone."
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Hall said he was glad to see fathers at the meeting and encouraged them to join "Watch Dogs," a program where fathers who pass background checks can walk through schools to help mentor students who need a male influence.
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Motivation vs ability.
Two days ago I signed up to do something that terrifies me - something that has held me back for years. I decided I'd had enough. As the saying goes "change only occurs when the pain of staying the same becomes too great" ... I guess I'm there cos I fear not following this dream more than I fear doing this course.
I was fourteen when I began to realise that my grasp of Maths was not great ... my Maths teacher when I was fifteen gave me enough of a push that I studied extra hard to pass my exams of that year. When Math morphed into Statistics and Calculus in later years I was completely lost. I recall sitting in the Basic Maths course during my first year at university (college) with 500 other students and an uncomprehendable lecturer writing on an overhead projector screen and thinking to myself "nah, can't do it", leaving and never returning.
After that, I just managed around it. Mathematics at that level never really came into my life - I was gratified of course to find that I didnt "need that silly course anyway!!" ... but the truth is I do. And I want it. I want to banish this idea that I can not do Math. I want to move on in my career and education and I need Maths to do it. I am no longer enjoying this limitation I have placed on myself and my development.
Can't or cannot implies a lack of ability to do something. I don't believe I lack the ability to apply myself to most things. What I have definitely lacked up until now was the motivation to do it.
Ability or know-how and motivation are very different things. Without motivation, know-how is pretty useless.
My motivation for putting myself through this potentially excruciating experience is that, like the chicken or the Billy Goats Gruff, I want to get to the other side. I want what is on offer over there. To get there I have to go through - after years of going around this one I can finally admit that.
So it's not, and has never been, a lack of ability. It's always been a lack of motivation. The HOW of things is most often very easy - these days even easier than before!
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A deputy constable is on paid administrative leave following a weekend shooting. The constable's office says this is a standard procedure.
The incident happened in the parking lot of Outlaws night club in Southeast Smith County. The club is located on highway 110 between Tyler and Whitehouse.
Right now there are two investigations underway. One investigation is being conducted by the Smith County Sheriff's Office, as they would investigate any shooting that takes place in the county.
The other investigation is an internal one, being conducted by the Smith County Constable's Office for Precinct 1.
According to officials, 20-year-old Ricky Bruno was being escorted out of Outlaws club by an off-duty deputy constable who was working security. Officials say Bruno then got into his car and attempted to drive into the deputy constable. The officer fired two shots at the vehicle in return. When the sheriff's office finishes their investigation, they'll turn those results over to the district attorney's office.
"What we're looking at here, is... there was a discharge of a firearm and a vehicle was shot," says Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith.
"We're just investigating that incident and once we get our investigation completed, we will provide that information to the district attorney's office. They will make a decision as to if anything else further needs to be done and if it was a justifiable shooting," Smith says.
Authorities say Bruno was not struck by any of the shots, but his vehicle was. He did crash that vehicle into a nearby ditch. He was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and evading arrest with a vehicle. As of Monday evening, Bruno was still in the Smith County Jail on an $80,000 bond.
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A 19-year-old man is accused of firing shots at a police sergeant near SR 51 and Bell Road late Wednesday night. Phoenix Police spokesman James Holmes says a sergeant was on patrol near 40th Street and Bell Road when he saw a suspicious car and attempted to pull it over for a traffic violation. The driver, Dontrell Deshaun Williams, fled and eventually stopped near a pedestrian bridge that crosses the SR 51. Holmes says four people ran from the car in different directions. The sergeant focused on Williams and followed him as he ran up the walkway towards the bridge. As Williams was running, he allegedly shot at the sergeant multiple times with a handgun. The sergeant took cover and wasn't injured. Officers looked for Williams in the area but were unable to find him. A person of interest was found in the area and who told officers about the registered owner of the vehicle. Officers and detectives were eventually able to identify all four occupants of the car and say they found reason to believe Williams was the driver who shot at the sergeant. Williams was interviewed and booked into jail on aggravated assault on a police offer and felony flight. No one else was charged. Police don't know why Williams ran from police.
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Mario Edwards Jr.- Michael@TN reported that Edwards commitment to Florida State is again solid after the Unofficial Visit during the NC State 34-0 blowout. Edwards Jr will Official Visit Florida State on January 13.
- Dante Fowler- His recruitment has been very interesting. He's grown up a Florida State fan, but still has ties to Florida. He's taken multiple visit to Florida, including this summer when he was rumored to be leaning toward Florida. He also took in the beating Florida received from Alabama in early October. He's remained a Florida State commitment, but is scheduled to take official visits to University of Southern California, as well as Louisiana State. Those schools should not matter though, as he's been quoted as saying it's down to Florida and Florida State. His recruitment should be something interesting to watch.
- Dorial Green-Beckham- FSU is not in the race for this receiver from Missouri. His brother is very sick and he wants to stay closer to Arkansas. That means Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, etc. Not FSU.
- Andrus Peat- One of the more intriguing players in this class. Although at first glance you question why a kid from Arizona with a brother at Nebraska would go to FSU, there is some interest here. Peat's grandparents surprisingly live in Tallahassee. FSU still isn't the favorite to get Peat, that's probably Nebraska, but it's not impossible for Peat to be a Nole come signing day. And there is no question that FSU would take him if he wants in. 1/4/12 update: Corey Long of ESPN.com is reporting he plans to visit FSU the weekend of January 20th.
Jameis Winston- is a Nole. There's no talk of him switching to hometown Alabama. There's no visits scheduled to Florida State yet (that are known of), but there are none to Alabama either. No need to worry about this point.
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WR Courtney Gardner- As we first reported back in early December here
LB Josh Harvey Clemons
OT Menelik Watson- Juco OT who has been playing football for only a year. One of the best athletes you will find on the offensive line, but is just learning the game.
DE Mario Edwards
QB Sean Maguire
TE Christo Kourtzidis
Note: Dr Krop Athlete Johnnie Durante and CB Colin Blake are working on setting up official visits. More info on Blake here
OL Andrus Peat
Update 1/04
- Added the 2012 recruiting board.
- Florida State's minimum needs
Please keep in mind that it is unlikely all of these players will qualify. FSU is unlikely to enroll 25 players or anything like that.
QB Sean Maguire
QB Jameis Winston
RB Delmarick "Mario" Pender
WR Marvin Bracy
TE Christo Kourtzidis
OL Daniel Glauser
DE Dante Fowler, Jr.
DE Chris Casher
DE Mario Edwards, Jr.
DT Dalvon Stuckey
DT Justin Shanks
LB Markuss Eligwe
DB P. J. Williams
K Roberto Aguayo
P Cason Beatty
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Miami-Dade police treated Miami Heat superstar LeBron James like a king Friday on his way to the Justin Timberlake and Jay Z concert, giving him a wrong-way escort to avoid bumper-to-bumper traffic headed to Sun Life Stadium.
Now, an officer is in hot water for violating departmental policy.
A grateful James unwittingly contributed to the officers troubles by posting a clip of the good deed to his roughly 3.5 million followers on Instagram with the caption: They treat us so well! Needed it cause traffic was nuts!!
Light police escort on the wrong side of the street, said James of the eight-block ride, which had him and his police escort driving opposite oncoming traffic. Headed to the big homie concert, JT. Holla!
On Monday, Miami-Dade police launched an investigation into the officer who gave King James and his fiancée, Savannah Brinson, the royal treatment.
The unidentified officer, part of an off-duty team working at Sun Life, could face disciplinary action, officials said.
It all began Friday as the 8 p.m. concert was about to start. A call came over the police radio asking an officer to meet James vehicle on Northwest 27th Avenue to escort him to the stadium.
In a news release Monday, the department said:
It has been brought to our attention that a video was posted on the Internet by LeBron James, a professional basketball player, where it shows him being escorted onto the property of Sun Life Stadium for a concert . . . His was not a scheduled escort and although all safety precautions were taken, the department has identified these actions as violating department policies.
James could not immediately be reached for comment, and has not posted on his Twitter or Instagram accounts since Saturday.
Escorting James on the wrong side of the road is the main violation, but Miami-Dade police said they also were investigating whether other guidelines were violated.
Some of Jamess Instagram followers were critical of the star player getting exclusive treatment.
Youd think someone in his position would have a bit more common sense, said Instagram user iamelless.
Others were more sympathetic.
You play like a king, you get treated like a king, said user Vagif Ibrahim.


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Robert E. Owens, 89, of Cozad, Nebraska, died Thursday, September 12th, 2013, at the Golden LivingCenter in Cozad.
Robert was born August 23rd, 1924, in North Platte, Nebraska, to Edwin H. "Curly" and Irene (Gorum) Owens. He attended country school through the eighth grade and later graduated from Cozad High School in 1942. He attended Iowa State College for a year before entering the U.S. Army in 1944.
Robert was stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, in Field Artillery and from there went to the European Theater of War and joined the 5th Division, 46th Field Artillery in General George Patton's 3rd Army. After taking Frankfurt, Germany and the last few weeks of the Battle of the Bulge, Robert was sent to Paris to type shipping lists and later returned to Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
In December of 1945, Robert married his high school sweetheart, Elizabeth Perry and in June of 1946, was honorably discharged from the military.
Robert and Elizabeth then moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, where he attended the University of Nebraska School of Architecture. In 1951, the couple moved to Omaha, Nebraska, where Robert began working with Leo A. Daly, Planning, Architecture and Engineering Company. His work required that he travel world wide designing interiors for commercial and public buildings in the middle East, Far East, Europe and throughout the United States. Some of the Omaha projects in Food Service and Interiors that Robert was involved with include the Woodman Tower and Top of the World Restaurant; The Omaha Club; Clarkson Hospital; Mutual of Omaha Dome; Orpheum Theater Restoration and Westside Public Schools. Projects throughout the US included the Air Force Academy Dining Hall; Barbary Coast Casino and Penthouse, Las Vegas, Nevada; National Children's Hospital in Washington, D.C. and Air Force Kitchens in Alaska. His international projects included the Bali Hotel in Indonesia and the Arabian National Complex and Hospital in Saudi Arabia. Robert was named Vice President of Interior and Food Service Design in 1974 and held this position until he retired.
Robert was involved with many civic organizations including, Board of Directors for the Omaha Symphony Association; The National Board of Directors for Food Service Consultants Society and the Board of Directors for the Nebraska/Iowa Chapter of American Society of Interior Designers. Robert was a member and past Elder of the Presbyterian Church of the Cross in Omaha and was a 32nd Degree Mason and a Shriner.
Robert was preceded in death by his wife Elizabeth; his parents; sister, Marillyn Schmeeckle; brothers-in-law, Willis Schmeeckle and Samuel Perry, M.D; sister-in-law, Patricia Perry; PhD. and nephew Robert Schmeeckle.
Survivors include nephews, Samuel (Lynda) Perry, II, M.D. of North Platte, Nebraska; Kurt Schmeeckle of San Mateo, California; Jon (Donna) Schmeeckle of San Mateo; nieces, Patricia (Randall) Kampfe of Decatur, Illinois and Ann (Rich) Audsley of Evergreen, Colorado.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, September 28th, 2013, at 11 a.m. in the Cozad Cemetery, with Pastor Elaine Besthorn officiating.
Lunch will be provided following the service at Walker's Steak House, Gothenburg, Nebraska. Berryman Funeral Home in Cozad is in charge of arrangements.
Memorials are suggested to the Wilson Public Library, 910 Meridian Ave., Cozad, NE 69130 and the Central Plains Home Health & Hospice, 835 Meridian Ave., PO Box 207, Cozad, NE 69130. Condolences may be shared at berrymanfuneralhome.com.


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The North Face Hedgehog Mid GTX XCR
4-star: 0
3-star: 0
2-star: 2
1-star: 0
Looks cool. Definitely recommended for slow walks…
Materials: XCR
Use: light hiking
Break-in Period: 2
Weight: 88
Price Paid: 120$
Looks cool. Definitely recommended for slow walks in the park or airing the dog, pretty much unfit for any other type of activity.
Designed like a summer type hiking shoes (why use XCR?) these does not ensure enough ventilation during walking nothing to say about running, not stable enough for scrambling and worst of all these fancy rubber grips on sole are gone after couple of days of moderate pace hiking.
I went for 4 days leisurely hike in Mallorca (it is not like TMB or Caucasus god forbid)- that was it, shoes still look somewhat OK but are completely unusable for what they were designed for.
Do not buy.
Pros: 1. Waterproof, quick dry. 2. I have found these…
Use: long day hikes over rigorous trails.
Break-in Period: a good week
Price Paid: $80
1. Waterproof, quick dry.
2. I have found these to have very good gripping with the Vibram soles the way they're made.
1. Very crappy lacing pegs, posts, eyelets, or whatever TNF calls them made out of plastic, and if your going to replace the laces-which you will because they're crap-you have to use needlenose pliers to pull them through the eyelets.
2. The forward part of the sole that rests below the front ball of your feet directly behind your toes will allow you to feel any above average rock you step on in the trailway. The Vibram soles are thin up front.
3. XCR? where?
Don't waste your money.
Fantastic lightweight boot - Used on coastal multi…
Materials: gore-tex
Use: rough trail w/ heavy pack
Break-in Period: 0 days
Price Paid: $100
Fantastic lightweight boot - Used on coastal multi day hiking in rugged Cornwall UK for 6 nonstop days and 100 miles from new - No break in period and no blisters - Shoes were dry on each morning and very comfortable, grippy and stable.
Next I did 50 miles in 24 hour in them, and again - faultless performance. Excellent low level hiking boot. Don't buy them and expect to get to the top of the Eiger - because that is not what these are about!
Retailers' Descriptions
Here's what other sites are saying:
The North Face Men's Hedgehog Mid GTX XCR Hiking Shoe is as sturdy and stable as a hiking boot but lighter weight and more breathable than hikers for agility on the trail.The North Face made the mid-cut Hedgehog's upper to be abrasion-resistant and breathable, and an EVA midsole and heel air pod absorb shock and provide rebound so you can go longer. A TPU shank protects your foot from stones but won't weigh you down or compromise responsiveness. The Gore-Tex XCR membrane doesn't let water in, so you can go straight through the stream instead of hopping awkwardly across on boulders.
- Backcountry Outlet refers to the men's version
CLOSEOUTS . No matter the terrain, no matter the weather, The North Face's Hedgehog Mid lightweight hiking boots devour it all with a waterproof breathable Gore-Texand#174; XCRand#174; membrane, rearfoot support system and a lightweight, high-traction Vibramand#174; outsole. Available Colors: CUB BROWN/RHUBARB RED. Sizes: 9, 10.5, 12, 11.5.
- Sierra Trading Post refers to the men's version
Attack your day trip in these lightweight, leather hiking boots that perform well on any terrain Made of GORE-TEX membrane, these boots are waterproof, breathable and durable Designed with a shaft that reaches above your ankle, they offer excellent support
- SunnySports refers to the men's version
Answering your hiking needs like items crossed off of a checklist, The North Face's Hedgehog Leather Mid GTX combines a lightweight design with a sticky Vibram rubber outsole, tough leather uppers, breathable mesh panels, and a gentle EVA footbed with a soft heel and cushioning in the forefoot. An injection-molded TPU shank provides additional support while the mid-top protects your ankles on rough uneven terrain.
- Mountain Gear refers to the men's version
The North Face expands the offerings in its popular Hedgehog series with the introduction of the Hedgehog Leather Mid GTX XCR Boot. In addition to the outstanding support and trail-ready features you expect, you now also can enjoy a suede and PU-coated leather upper that offers extra durability, support, and protection, as well as the new foot-stabilizing Cradle technology.
- Backcountry.com refers to the men's version
The North Face Hedgehog Mid GTX XCR
The Hedgehog Mid GTX XCR has been discontinued.previously retailed for:
$49.96 - $140.00
The North Face Hedgehog Mid GTX XCR is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen October 30, 2013 at Sierra Trading Post.
If you're looking for a new hiking boot, check out the best reviewed current models.


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didnt secure to chairs
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this product needs a way to secure to the chairs. when you sat on the protectors they stuck to your skin. probably elastic fittings would be better.i would not recommend them to anyone. I sent mine back
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great product
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I actually bought this as a printer cover for my daughter to use in college. It fits perfectly, protects the printer in a college dorm room, and is very reasonably priced compared to standard printer covers.
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
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This is a great cover for the dining chair we keep our toddler's booster seat on. It stays in place and really protects the white chair cushions we have. It is also a great price.
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Clear pliable vinyl for STANDARD cushion
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from Colorado Springs, CO
Instead of buying these with their builtin 45 degree slits at front corners which dont work for my cushions that are a little bit bigger, I will go to the fabric store and buy two pieces of clear vinyl. The builtin slits at the front sides cause the front cushion sides to be subject to stains from spills. This addition renders the purpose of the cushion useless for its purpose of protection. If I keep these, I will need to go buy some clear vinyl tape and tape over the slits. I only gave this product 2 stars because of the nuisance builtin slits. Otherwise, I would have given it more stars.


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What a week for fans of the Miami Dolphins. After a sweet win last Thursday night things have gone from triumphant to disgraceful. Allegations of "bullying" and the media all over the story of Richie Incognito running Jonathan Martin off the team with his bad behavior.
Well now the rest of the team has come out and said they were the best of friends, Richie always had JM's back and the racist voicemails were actually laughed about by Martin when he played them for team mates. All fun and games. Yeah, maybe he shouldn't have used some of the language, but after listening to Cris Carter talk about the atmosphere in the locker room and later about his conversations with Dolphins players it makes you wonder if everyone, including the Miami Dolphins jumped to conclusions by condemning Richie Incognito.
I am not going to rehash what has been gone over time and time again the past several days, but I will share my experience working with harassment cases in the workplace. Every company has procedures in place for employees to follow in case of alleged harassment. They are told who to talk to, if they don't feel comfortable talking to one person they are given others to go to. Basically every major company has an open door policy in regards to harassment to protect the employee but also to protect themselves from lawsuits. Now, if an employee has a legitimate problem but fails to follow the policy, they may be left on the outside and have no recourse.
I think we will find out in the coming weeks more details, but I suspect Jonathan Martin is more at fault than initially thought.
Well, there is a game Monday night and we need to get excited about getting another win!


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Tuesday night, Arizona's Micah Owings, who spent the first seven weeks of the season in the minors, ran his record with the Diamondbacks to 8-0.↵
Oh, he did need a little help from his friends. With the score 1-1 after nine innings, Owings pitched the 10th and got hammered by the Dodgers for five runs. In the bottom of the inning, the Diamondbacks hammered a couple of Los Angeles relievers for six runs to make Owings the winner.
That's a really great rule, about who gets the win.↵


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The Translation:
The New International Version is represented by the abbreviation "NIV." The creators of the NIV Bible set out to create a translation that was easy to read, memorize, and use in service.
Some History:
Conceived in 1965, the NIV is the cumulative work of over 100 biblical scholars. They used the best available Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts to create a version of the Bible written in Contemporary English. The scholars met in Palos Height, Illinois in 1965 and by 1966 the church leaders that met in Chicago, Illinois endorsed the new translation.
What Sets It Apart:
It has been said that no other translation of the Bible has gone through such thorough review. Each book of the NIV Bible was handed over to a team of scholars that painstakingly reviewed and revised the work. They used consultants to make style suggestions, and they tested each book for clarity and readability.
All of the reviews and revisions took time, but the New Testament was put into print in 1973. The committee in charge of the NIV accepted suggestions and criticisms, and they used the input for the first printing of the entire Bible in 1978. By 1983 more changes were made and put into print.


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Dean of Students
As a Landmark College student, you have the chance to become a partner in creating an educational experience and community that works for you.
Let me tell you how this all works....
All of the Offices and Services in the Dean of Students Office and Student Affairs work with one goal in mind—to build the best community we can that will enrich your life and make you a better, stronger and bolder person. We do this in a number of ways.
First, we have created a safe and secure physical environment that can be your home away from home. The residence halls, dining hall, student center, sports and fitness centers and other areas serve as the places you live, work and spend time with friends.
Activities and Programs have been developed (some by us, most by students) to get you together with others and do the things you enjoy doing. Whether it is going to a concert, a coffeehouse, a club meeting, a social program, a speaker, an athletic event or taking on a leadership position—you will find something that will spark your interest. If you don't, let us know and we can help start something new!
Our services are here to keep you healthy and well. Part of our mission is to help you achieve and maintain your best physical and emotional health. In the end, this helps you become a better student and person.
Through our programs, we want to challenge you to look inside yourself to figure out who you are and what you believe in. While you are doing that, you'll have the chance to look around campus at the many perspectives and ideas that make up the diversity of our community.
As I mentioned in the introduction on this page, you are a partner in all of this. Here is how you can do your part in making Landmark the best campus and community it can be:
- Be Respectful of yourself and those around you. We're all working to accomplish big things here. It's important that everyone is respected and treated fairly and with compassion. Remember—you only get respect if you give it out first. While you're at it, remember to respect the campus and our town. Treat your home well.
- Be Honest. Nobody moves forward if they are not honest with themselves and with others. Despite even the best efforts, mistakes and poor choices will be made. Step up and learn from them.
- Be Safe. Do your part in making this campus safe for you and everyone else. This means more than locking doors and securing your valuables. Make choices that keep you healthy and safe (yes, this includes choices around substances). Don't participate in or tolerate bullying, and resolve conflicts without using anger, intimidation or force. Have each other's back.
- Be Understanding. We can all remember a time when what makes us different (how we learn, what we believe, how we look) has set us apart and made us feel alone. Be accepting of your peers. Celebrate their talents and help them address their limitations. Everyone is working hard. Lend a hand by making them feel they are not alone.
Welcome to Student Affairs — How can we help you?
Michael Luciani
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MARBELLA, Spain (AP) -- Italian teenager Matteo Manassero boosted his hopes of qualifying for the Masters with a 64 that equaled the course record on opening day of the Andalucian Open.
Manassero birdied his closing two holes for a total of nine birdies and one bogey Thursday on the undulating Aloha course near Marbella, Spain.
The 18-year-old had his second-lowest round after recording an 8-under 62 at the 2010 Hong Kong Open.
Manassero said he "made about 90 percent" of his birdie chances, which was key.


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