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Recovery of clinically important microorganisms from the BacT/Alert blood culture system does not require testing for seven days.
ABSTRACT Recently, we published a comparison of the BacT/Alert blood culture system with the BACTEC 660/730 nonradiometric blood culture system using blood inocula of 5 ml per bottle. By reanalyzing data collected during that study, we found that, for true-positive isolates causing bacteremia or fungemia, 363 (97.6%) of 376 and 341 (97.7%) of 349 isolates were recovered by the end of day 5 of testing, and 364 (97.9%) of 376 and 343 (98.3%) of 349 isolates were recovered by the end of day 6 of testing for aerobic and anaerobic bottles, respectively. Most isolates recovered on days 6 (24 of 27) and 7 (20 of 25) of testing were either contaminants or indeterminate as a cause of sepsis. When used as recommended by the manufacturer, only six (1.3%) of 464 clinically important isolates recovered on test days 6-7 would have gone undetected had testing been limited to 5 days and four (0.9%) of 464 had testing been limited to 6 days. We conclude that BacT/Alert bottles can be tested for as few as 5 days and then discarded with minimal loss of true-positive isolates and maximal reduction of contaminants.
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ABSTRACT: Septicemia is a cause of death in hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) recipients. Extraction of teeth with advanced periodontitis has been advocated before HSCT to prevent septicemia in myeloablated hosts. The primary aim of the present study was to determine impact of chronic periodontitis, as measured by radiographic alveolar bone loss, on septicemia and transplant mortality. A retrospective design was used to study 77 subjects who received pretransplant dental evaluation, panoramic radiography, and full myeloablative allogeneic HSCT to treat hematologic malignancies. Radiographic crestal alveolar bone loss was measured with a Schei ruler on all teeth. Microorganisms isolated from positive blood cultures within the first 100 days after transplant were categorized as of likely origin from periodontal, oral, or any body sites. Spearman correlation and logistic regression analysis assessed associations between positive blood cultures, mean subject whole-mouth percent radiographic crestal alveolar bone loss, and 100-day survival. Radiographic crestal alveolar bone loss per study subject averaged 13% +/- 7%, with 18.2% exhibiting bone loss of 20% or greater. During the initial 100 days after transplant, 63.6% subjects yielded septicemia-associated positive blood cultures, with Staphylococcus epidermidis, Streptococcus mitis, Enterococcus faecalis, Streptococcus sanguis, Staphylococcus aureus, and Escherichia coli as the most common isolates recovered. No statistically significant associations were found between mean subject radiographic alveolar bone loss and septicemia of likely periodontal or oral origin. In this preliminary study, no relationship was found between radiographic periodontal status and septicemia or mortality within the initial 100 days after transplant. A larger-sized, prospective study is warranted to further delineate the risk of septicemia from periodontal and other oral diseases in immunocompromised patients.Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology, and Endodontology 12/2002; 94(5):581-8.
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On a peat and heather island off the west coast of Scotland, Effie and her mother Nora take refuge in the large mouldering house of their ancestors and tell each other stories. Nora, at first, recounts nothing that Effie really wants to hear, like who her father was - variously Jimmy, Jack, or Ernie. Effie tells of her life at college in Dundee, the land of cakes and William Wallace, where she lives in a lethargic relationship with Bob, a student who never goes to lectures, seldom gets out of bed, and to whom the Klingons are as real as the French and the Germans (more real than the Luxemburgers). But strange things are happening. Why is Effie being followed? Is someone killing the old people? And where is the mysterious yellow dog?
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Poor wifi , others are greatPosted Oct 26, 2014
Good hospitality from the counter staff, explain all details n leads us to the room. Location is near to the station ( less than 100m) on the Main road and quite easy to find, just next to the pharmacy. I will definitely recommend my friend to stay here.
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Good main street location close to train stationPosted Jul 9, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: There are some steps to negotiate with luggage before you get to the reception.
Location: Gonergratt train is opposite the main train station. Food and shopping is on your doorstep.
Booked a balcony view room for an overnight stop between train trips. Got an excellent view of the Matterhorn. Good sized room for the location. It's a short walk, even with luggage, from the train station up the main street. But it's easy to miss the entrance. Look for the pharmacy of the same name and the door is just before that, squeezed in between the pharmacy and another shop. Room was modern and comfortable. It's in the main street with all the shops and eateries with many options. Near the train station are a mini mart, tourist info and one of the mountain train stations. Only about 5 to 10 minutes walk away from just about everything. Next morning they happily took care of our luggage whilst we went up the mountain and before catching our afternoon train out. Nice staff and value for money.
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Nice Hotel for Overnight or Longer StayPosted Jun 11, 2014 on Hotels.com
This hotel is a few minutes walk from Zermatt Station, food is all around. The service is Swiss Standard, the staff brought us to the room and explained every detail to us. He is very friendly and helpful. Room is big (no bath tub), free use of coffee machine (about 8 capsules were provided), you can drink water right from tap in Swiz. Wifi is super fast (even inside room). Breakfast is nice, instant noodle is available. I will recommend this hotel to anyone.
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its a very nice hotel. we have a view of the mountain, coffees are free, clean big and the staff is nice. near the train station
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Small but nice hotel less than 5 minutes walking from the train station. We were upgraded to a room with a Matterhorn view and a shared deck. Room is smallish but nice and well furnished as well as clean. Bed was a bit saggy in the middle (two single beds together, each with a middle sag). That would be our only criticism. Breakfast included - Continental with reasonable selection.
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UCLA coverage takes a hit
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If you are a UCLA sports fan, you went here every day.
And if you hit that link, you saw the bad news: Los Angeles Daily News UCLA beat writer Brian Dohn is leaving the newspaper for an unidentified job back east.
Dohn always seemed to be on top of every UCLA story, and he was particularly conscientious covering the nuts-and-bolts information that serious fans crave.
He will be missed. Particularly when the Pac-10 blog is searching for Bruins news.
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Canada Post pay equity case: Cheques finally being mailed
In August, Canada Post starts mailing out cheques in a pay equity case that has dragged on for three decades. Gisele Morneau is waiting to pop champagne.
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Gisèle Morneau had always planned to take a cruise when Canada Post finally delivered her pay equity cheque.
But she never imagined that when she joined the original group of complainants back in 1983 that it would take more than three decades before there would be an ending.
And now, at 68, she simply doesn't have the desire to travel.
"If it had come 10 years ago, I would have had the energy," said Morneau in a telephone interview from her Quebec City home, joking she'll have to settle for the short ferry ride to Lévis over the St. Lawrence River.
"It's a late victory that has come too late," she said. "Thirty years is too long."
Morneau never imagined it would drag on. When the case was first filed, she bought herself a small bottle of champagne, promising she wouldn't open it until the day she received her pay equity settlement. "My champagne is still waiting, 30 years later."
Morneau noted that so many friends and colleagues have already passed away and not been able to receive what they are owed.
"It's so sad that those who should have won this pay equity battle died without knowing, and they weren't able to share it with the people they loved," she added.
Beginning on Aug. 1, Canada Post started sending out cheques to recipients or their estates, though it does not know how quickly it can determine amounts owed. Morneau has not yet received her cheque.
It must cover the wage gap for the years 1982 to 2002 plus pre-judgment and post-judgment interest.
Canada Post spokesman Jon Hamilton said while payments begin in August, work continues to ensure complete information on those eligible including validating addresses.
"There is still a lot of work that needs to be done. It's going to take some time," he said.
The Public Service Alliance of Canada estimates as many as 30,000 people, predominantly women, could be eligible for a portion of the settlement, which is estimated at $250 million of which $100 million is interest.
Morneau says she doesn't know how much she is owed, but the formula is very complicated.
"It will be more than $10,000, for sure," she said, but added she will set aside 25 per cent for both provincial and federal taxes and put the rest into an annuity with an insurance company that has a guaranteed monthly payout over 20 to 30 years.
"It's a little gift that I'm offering to my family, even after I am gone," said Morneau, who celebrates her 50th wedding anniversary in September.
Morneau started working part-time for Canada Post in 1973 before moving to a full-time post in 1985, as the sole clerical staffer in the Loretteville office, handling everything from payroll to weekly statistics reports.
Because she prepared cheques, she could see the disparity in pay between those represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada — between the clerical workers, predominantly women, and postal carriers and sorting workers, predominantly men back then.
"I kept bringing it up at union meetings, along with others," Morneau said. "It was not equitable. We had the same employer. Our salary difference was real and easily verified."
Morneau believes the delay in the case — which went all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada in 2011 — was in part because Canada Post believed if it ignored the complaint it would go away.
"They didn't want to face it. It was an adolescent attitude," she said.
"Despite the delays, I never doubted for one instance the validity and importance of our case," she said. "The more time they took to pay, the more they have to pay us."
Since the Supreme Court ruling, the final battle was a dispute over how much interest is owed — with Canada Post and the union agreeing in June to a cumulative total of 90 per cent interest on the settlement.
In the end, Morneau says she's pleased.
"The Supreme Court decision confirmed we were right, and validated the inequity," Morneau said. "The Supreme Court is a court of justice, and justice has been served."
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"He has mislaid it this season. Gambles, like naming Philippe Coutinho and Jordan Henderson on the bench against Hull, have backfired. Rodgers is scrambling around in the search for a winning formula."
"Adam Lallana and Philippe Coutinho are great going forward but aren't going Can is a really good player and Rodgers knows it, so expect him to feature soon! We Go Again is a Liverpool blog."
"Don't worry Liverpool fans, Philippe is safe for now. Manchester United are chasing Douglas Coutinho, report the Daily Mail."
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"New Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino is not frustrated after missing out on Inter Milan attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho to Liverpool."
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"Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers left Philippe Coutinho out of the starting line-up against Real Madrid away from home in the Champions League last week, and his decision was backed by Jamie Carragher. The former Liverpool defender wrote on Skysports."
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"Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has revealed that lack of creativity forced him to replace Philippe Coutinho in the second half against Chelsea."
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"I'd take Philippe Coutinho out for Lallana – we paid so much money for him we have to play him and give him a run of games to show what he's capable of doing."
"Philippe Coutinho has said that Liverpool are targetting a top-four finish, despite the poor start to the season. After a sluggish start, Brendan Rodgers' men sit 7th in the Premier league table on just 14 points."
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All the Wrong Reasons, which won the Grolsch Film Works Discovery Award at TIFF, opens Nov. 1.
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Talking about co-starring opposite late Glee star Cory Monteith in one of his last film roles, the ensemble drama All the Wrong Reasons, stirs bittersweet emotions for Canadian actress Karine Vanasse.
"We are very proud of the film and very proud of what he (Monteith) did in the film," Vanasse told the Star this week while on a break from filming ABC-TV series Revenge.
"What's left of what he left with us is his work on the film," she said.
Monteith, 31, died of a drug overdose in a Vancouver hotel room in July, a year after shooting All the Wrong Reasons in Halifax.
Written and directed by New Brunswick filmmaker Gia Milani, the drama, also starring Kevin Zegers and Emily Hampshire, opens Friday, Nov. 1. It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, where it won the Grolsch Film Works Discovery Award.
Vanasse is a Genie Award-winning actress for her portrayal of a student in Polytechnique — Denis Villeneuve's 2009 drama about the day gunman Marc Lepine shot and killed 14 women at Montreal's Ecole Polytechnique.
In All the Wrong Reasons, she plays Kate, a woman so deeply emotionally scarred after witnessing a horrific incident she can't bear to be touched. She's married to ambitious big-box store manager, James (Monteith) whose patience with Kate's self-imposed isolation is wearing thin as he courts a head-office promotion.
While Kate reluctantly accepts help from an injured firefighter (Zegers) who has joined the store staff as temporary security guard, James turns to cashier Nicole (Hampshire) for some TLC.
Vanasse said Monteith "jumped on board at the last minute" to work on the Halifax production and despite being part of a hot TV show, impressed the cast and crew with his dedication to the low-budget film.
"Actors with big success on TV, you're recognized and in demand everywhere and for him to want to make time in his schedule to make smaller films, not that they are less important, it could have easily been something else and I admired the fact he wanted to do it," said Vanasse.
"It showed where he wanted to go with his career," she added, "wanting to push himself as an actor."
Drummondville-born Vanasse, 29, who was at TIFF for the film's premiere, said she was pleased that the young Monteith fans who attended the screening to get a last look at the performer also got a chance to see a different side of him as an actor. "It was nice to see them really taking in Cory's performance."
Vanasse, who landed her first role at age 14 in Léa Pool's Emporte-moi (Set Me Free), has taken on very different roles throughout her career, from a vivacious, 1960s flight attendant on short-lived TV series Pan Am, to starring in 2013 French adventure film En solitaire (Turning Tide) alongside François Cluzet.
She also had a small part (one that got smaller during editing) in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris. "So what if it means having one line? I don't care," she said with a laugh, adding she got to work with the legendary American director.
Vanasse works in Canada, the U.S. and France and finds directors tend to cast her in different kinds of roles based on the parts she has done in each country.
"In France, (roles) are more physical; the U.S., more bubbly and Canada, more dramatic," she explained, adding she'd love to try her hand a comedy next.
Vanasse just finished three months on Quebec TV drama 30 Vies, seen five nights a week on Radio-Canada television.
"It was crazy but I love to do it," laughed Vanasse.
In September, she joined the cast of ABC's campy prime-time soap Revenge for its third season, playing Margaux LeMarchal, an ambitious French magazine publisher.
Revenge stars Emily VanCamp as a woman out to right some old wrongs among the moneyed set living in the Hamptons.
"So many men and younger men tell me 'I watch the show,'" Vanasse said, dropping her voice to a whisper. "Don't be ashamed. You are not the first one to tell me this. It's really a guilty pleasure."
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Some of the only existing actual Boone Trace path still visible in Levi Jackson State Park near London, Kentucky.
Yesterday my son Wesley and I joined a new friend to go on an amazing adventure, we went back in time. Please let me share an amazing story with you.
In 1750 a new nation was about to be born. Settlers had established a life in what would come to be America. The desire to move further west and explore and settle our new home was rising up. There was one big obstacle, the mountain chain we know as the Appalachians. These high rugged mountains preventing and easy path west, especially with horses and wagons. In 1750 Dr. Thomas Walker found a gap in the mountains, and a way was now available for settlers to move west, but only a handful did for the next 25 years. Why? The fear of the wilderness. The fear was well founded, the new world across those mountains was populated with indians, wildlife, and thick foreboding forests, and wild lands. In 1775, just one year before we could break free from England and become a young nation, Daniel Boone and 30 axmen marked a trail through the Cumberland Gap and then up through Kentucky to what would be established as Fort Boonesboro, more trails would follow, the Wilderness Road and Skaggs Trace, but it was that first little road, The Boone Trace that would, forever change history, and open the west to settlement. Daniel Boone marked his trail along existing Bison paths (Bison are commonly called Buffalo, but there are actually no American Buffalo, only Bison), these trails usually followed a water source and much later as the nation expanded the early rail lines followed usually very close to the original trails of the early explorers. We owe everything that has establish west of the Eastern Mountains to one explorer and the little road he marked, The Boone Trace! Just 17 years after Daniel Boone's marking the Trace, Kentucky became a state, and over 200,000 people had come through the Gap and up the Trace to start the first settlements of the west, in Kentucky.
Yesterday, Dr John Fox a noted Lexington Physician led Wes and I on a unforgettable journey over the original route of the Boone Trace. The trace is visible as it was in the 1770s in only a few spots, but the track is very well established do to the ground breaking research and mapping of man named Neal Hammon. Neal visited the county courthouses all along the route of the trace an used land maps, and other records to convert actual location to USGS maps (United States Geological Survey). He is considered one of the foremost authorities on the actual routes of the trace. Even in the location where the actual path cannot be identified, a very close approximation of the trace can be made from other historical data. A number of Kentuckians are leading the charge to place the Boone Trace back in it's rightful place in history and locate as much of the trace as possible. Dr. John Fox is one of the principle members of that group and his tireless effort to map and learn through research and personal interviews with people in all the area where the trace passed through, is establishing a new history record for the trace.
So how did I get involved? As a two times survivor of cancer, Dr. Fox is one of my doctors. A month or so back, during an appointment, we started to talk about photography and when he realized I've been doing it professionally for over four decades he asked if I might be interested in making some images for a project he was involved in. When I attend the University of Kentucky in the mid 60′s one of my minors was in history and i'd had the pleasure of taking Kentucky history from the late dean of Kentucky historians, Dr. Thomas Clark. I was vaguely familiar with the trace from my college class. I say vaguely, because as I have often joked. my college career was well documented in the film Animal House in which John Belushi played a role based on me! Well that was a long time ago and I'm not the same guy, but then that's another story entirely! So back to the point, I was all in and wanted to take part in helping this important project, my son Wesley is a professional surveyor working of the Sate of Kentucky and he also has a great interest in history especially as it pertains to our state. I also wanted to do this to show some of Nikon's terrific technology. I used the D800 with the GP-1 so we could geo tag every shooting location to be able to return in different seasons, weather, and light to capture the key spots along the near 150 mile trace as it winds in and out of existing roads . It will be a massive project that will take years, but I'm thrilled to aid in this important effort.
From a photographic perspective the weather and light for the journey couldn't have been much worse, deep blue skies and super high contrast light, but I still want to share some of the images from the days shoot. I hope you catch the excitement I feel about this wonderful journey from these images!
This plaque near Flat Lick, Kentucky states better than any just how important the Boone Trace was to the Western movement.
It is known that the Boone Trace came up through this deep valley near Barbourville, Kentucky.
This rail line of the CSX Railway, formerly the L&N Railway, is built right along the original Boone Trace.
This painting by David Wright depicts Daniel Boone with settlers traveling through the Cumberland Gap.
Below one of the great people we met who shared their knowledge with us about the trace. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Patton live across the road from the exact location of the original Boone Trace, Steve is pictured below. Great folks like the Pattons made the day's adventure a delight.
Several stone markers were place along the trace and they serve as a constant reminder of he exact path location as civilization has grown up around them. The journey was visually exciting for sure, but more so it helped me to regain a place of my state in the history of the entire country.
To make the point of the significance and importance of the Boone Trace I asked Wes, in the car, while traveling, who was the second man to set foot on the moon, he wasn't sure, and that"s the point, the first is the one we remember and it seems so amazing that that man, Neal Armstrong died on the morning after I asked Wes that question, He was an American Hero and so was Daniel Boone, because he was the first to blaze a path through the Gap that led to the settlement of America!
A blessed,
One of the stone markers that mark the Trace.
…..and finally our new friend and fellow explorer of our history, and the Boone Trace, Dr. John Fox, now just John to us!
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Scott Kelby has "It's Free Stuff Thursday!", so I thought I might institute, (occasionally), Fun Fridays! I've often said that I've never been more excited about photography than I am today. What excites me the most is how much we an do to "improve" our photographs, post capture. Now before I get into this, some of you may not be very enthusiastic about making these kinds of changes to an image, if so, you are welcome to leave now and come back on another day. I certainly don't want to upset you, If manipulating images with Photoshop, or Nik filters or Topaz is not a part of what you would do, good for you, stick by your convictions, just don't tell the rest of us that we shouldn't! Photography is an art form determined by each individual artist. So if you are into this, or even curious read on!!
While shooting in New Orleans I came upon this young man cleaning the side walk with a hose and water. I was shooting with one of my favorite point and shoot compact cameras. I've found that you an do great street shooting when the camera doesn't look imposing. As far as your subjects know, you're just another tourist snapping pictures!! So below is the original image before I cleaned it up in Photoshop with Content Aware.
As you can see the image is a little messy and doesn't have much pop! The shot at the top is the same image cleaned up, and then with some added saturation, and then with Nik Color Efex 3.0 Tonal Contrast filter applied. Since, to me, the shot is timeless, what if we created an old photograph with Nik Silver Efex Pro 2.0? The shot below is with the Sepia filter.
O.K. let's take it even further by making an Old Photo with the Nik Color Efex 3.0 "Old Photo" filter!
O.K. this is fun, got it, Fun Friday!! I couldn't possibly do this without trying Glamour Glow, one of my favorite digital filters from Nik Color Efex 3.0. The saturation is increased and it exhibits a nice glow that only Glamour Glow can produce, at least for me!
I love this one and the Tonal Contrast, but since we've gone this far why not go into Topaz and see what the gritty filter, Spicify does for us!
I could go on, but I hope I've made my point. You can take a simply, o.k. image that has potential and give it new life with some of these great filters. Give it a try, you might like it!
Before we go off for the weekend let me share this morning's devotional on the In Touch Website by Dr. Charles Stanley, this is really good, be blessed!
the pilgrim
Set Apart for God
When a person places his faith in Jesus Christ, he becomes a new believer, and he is sanctified–that is, set apart for God's purpose. Unlike salvation, which takes place in a single moment, sanctification is a lifelong process. We who are followers of the Savior should be letting the Holy Spirit control our lives. If that is the case, we are currently being sanctified, regardless of what we may feel or how our actions appear to others. In other words, we are progressively maturing in our faith.
And if we are progressing, we must be working our way toward something. The apostle Paul explained the Christian's mission: "For those whom [God] foreknew, He also predestined to become conformed to the image of His Son" (Rom. 8:29). A believer's character, conduct, and conversation should be reflections of Jesus, who lives within. On our own, we'd place too much emphasis on behavior and get caught up with following rules and rituals that look Christian without truly reflecting Christ. But God has given each believer His Spirit as a teacher and guide. The Spirit works to transform our minds and hearts so that we are markedly different from our unsaved peers. When we allow the Spirit to control us, we speak and act in accordance with our true identity: God's sons and daughters.
Our Father wants His children to be living examples of who He is. He doesn't expect perfection–He knows we can't be totally sinless in our human body. But He shows us how to think and act so we may "walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which [we] have been called" (Eph. 4:1).
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* Before I get into today's post, let me take moment to thank Scott Kelby and Brad Moore for allowing me to share some thoughts this morning on Scott's blog. Scott certainly gets a lot of hits every day and I am honored that he would let me use his fantastic out reach to share these thoughts, and get the word out about His Light Workshops, please drop by his blog today and check it out!!! http://scottkelby.com/
Now, after the two recent posts on mega pixles I got a lot of questions by email and it led to further thoughts. I am sure the people that wrote won't mind me sharing their questions and my answers with you!
Tyler wrote; "I have a D90 and plan to replace it and don't know if I should get the more affordable D7000 or spring for a D800? I do mostly nature, close-ups and travel photography. I own the 10-24 and a 18-200 lens."
Tyler, the D7000 would be perfect for you, it is a big step up from the D90, which was already a great camera, which-by the-way, I would keep as a back up camera! If you go the D8oo route, you will have to start over buying new FX lenses, while your DX lenses would work they would not take advantage of the D800′s full frame sensor. For now, for what you do, the D7000 is a great choice! I was recently asked how good the D7000 was at high ISO. To my shock while reviewing some old shots from Old Car City, I mistakenly had left the camera on ISO 4000 !!!! I'll let you judge the results in the HDR shot below!
Shaun wrote; "I've really enjoyed your posts on mega-pixels, I have a question, if I bought a D800 or D4 and the 24-120 AF-s Vr f4 lens that I see you use a lot, before I make the jump, how would it compare to my D7000 and my 16-85 AF-S VR lens? The cost difference is significant!?"
Shaun the difference is a matter of degrees, and the use you will put it to. If you plan to make very large prints, (over 24X36), and shoot in low light and must often shoot wide open, the edge will go to the D800 and 24-120. If you usually stop down a stop or two and don't do a great deal of available light work, you already have a great combination now!
Ellen wrote, " I see that Nikon just released a new 24-85 and I had been considering the 24-70 f 2.8 how do they compare?
Ellen I have not had the chance to shoot the new lens extensively, just a few quick snaps, which was enough to see it is very sharp. The 24-70 f 2.8 is legendarily sharp but costs three times as much, I think the decision would come down to budget, I suspect you would be thrilled with either one.
Brad wrote; "When I look at your images on the blog they all look great, even the point and shoot ones, how much does the camera and lens really matter?"
Brad, thanks, however the photographer makes the image, not the camera! Having said that, for me cameras are a very personal decision, how much do you want to carry? Is a D4 too big, is a point and shoot not big enough? Can I afford a $6,000. dollar camera body or is a $1,200. more in line with my budget. One thing is for sure, if you buy any good camera and lens and you work very hard learning how to get the most out of it, you can make images that will be astounding. The bad news is that as your skill level grows you will want, and probably need, better cameras and lenses!
Linda wrote; " If you had to, could you make all your images for the rest of your life with a $500. point and shoot camera?"
Linda, If I had to, I could, but I'm glad I don't have to! The shot below is why I think I could.
John wrote; "Is it true that almost all lenses are equally sharp when stopped down to F8 or f11?"
John, the short answer is yes. Of course there are exceptions and "all" is a big word, but for the most part most lenses are very sharp at the mid range aperture settings. All of this is assuming holding the camera steady or even better working off a tripod, if you don't do that, no lens is going to give sharp results!
Ron wrote; "You mentioned that you carry a mini tripod, what kind??"
Ron, mine is a set of Kirk Mini pod legs http://www.kirkphoto.com/Mini-Table-Top-Tripod.html and the Really Right Stuff BH-30 Compact ballhead with LR www.reallyrightstuff.com
Faith quote of the day:
God, the sovereign ruler of this universe, is in control of your life. Don't make the mistake of thinking He isn't, simply because He does not operate according to your will and schedule. If you read your Bible and meditate on it, you will find genuine strength in His promises.
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I've been thinking about something for a long time, and I wanted to share a thought. Every time I go through an airport I see lots of service men and women shipping, or coming home. I try to walk up to everyone I see in uniform and say, "thank you for your service!" When we are enjoying the freedom of our country I know that freedom was not purchased without a price, a great price. I can't imagine how difficult it is to go to Iraq or Afghanistan and endure the conditions they face. I want them to know I deeply appreciate their sacrifice for me, and my family.
This past weekend while up in Roanoke, Sherelene and I went over to visit some of her family and her Uncle Earl, a World War II veteran. He took us to the D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia. Like all war memorials it was hallowed ground and I was deeply moved by being there and thinking about how many men gave their lives for our freedom. It saddens me when so many Americans do not show appreciation for our service men and women. I understand being opposed to war, I don't think any man or woman that has ever experienced combat, is in favor of war! In spite of our fears, these men and woman keep doing their duty to God and Country. I just wanted to take a moment today and say thank you.
Blessed to be free,
the pilgrim
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Hi Alex,
I think you are terrific! Thanks for sharing this story with me. I hope I see you on Wednesday so I can talk to you!
Cheers and lots of XOXOX
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on Jan 3, 2013 at 9:07 pm
Nicely done! I found this story when trying to publicize an overview of what it is like for adults who may have had different versions of this umbrella collection of auditory pathway difficulties, in the day when it was not diagnosed during the school years, "What is Auditory Processing Disorder?" at Web Link - you explain the struggle, impact, strengths and determination well, thanks.
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Thanks to the generous people and vacationers to Cape May County, local military children whose parents serve at the U.S. Coast Guard Station Cape May and the 253rd Army National Guard Cape May Court House will be receiving donated school supplies collected from our local "Dollar Tree" stores in North Cape May and Rio Grande.
Rio Grande store manager Dan, and Cape May Court House store manage Traci spearheaded their respective stores efforts with the help of their cheerful checkout staff.
North Wildwood Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5941 Commander Joe Orlando and Cape May Post 386 Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW Secretary Hilda Orlando collect the supplies and deliver them in behalf of our donors.
Operation Backpack NJ/NY could not be successful without the sponsorship of "Dollar Tree" store management and their generous patrons supporting our military and their families. The local program ended Aug. 6. Thank you to all our donors.
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(Reuters) - Hulu, the privately held Internet streaming TV service, will generate about $695 million in revenue in 2012 and finish the year with more than 3 million paying subscribers, the company's CEO said on Monday.
The company's revenue increased 65 percent from 2011, Chief Executive Jason Kilar said in a blog post on the company's website. Subscribers to its paid service, Hulu Plus, doubled from a year ago to 3 million. Hulu Plus costs $7.99 a month, the same price as the Internet streaming service offered by its biggest rival, Netflix.
The company said it invested more than $500 million in content in 2012 and now offers 50,000 hours of video. It also said it has more than 1,000 advertisers. The company said it tripled its paying subscribers for its TV service in Japan without providing specifics.
"We are closing on a big 2012," Kilar said.
A company spokeswoman declined to comment on whether the company was profitable.
Hulu is owned by media companies Walt Disney Co (DIS.N), News Corp (NWSA.O) and Comcast (CMCSA.O) NBC Universal. Private equity firm Providence Equity Partners said in October it had sold its 10 percent stake.
Hulu started five years ago primarily as a free site for users to catch up with many of their favorite shows on broadcast television. It is now building its own library of original content in a bid to stand out from competitors such as Netflix Inc (NFLX.O) and to attract advertising dollars. Netflix, the current leader in Internet movie and TV streaming, said it had 25.1 million U.S. subscribers at the end of September.
Hulu put itself up for sale in 2011, with suitors including Google Inc (GOOG.O), Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O), DirecTV Group Inc (DTV.O) and Dish Network Corp (DISH.O), Reuters reported at the time. But the talks collapsed over the price of the deal. (Reporting By Liana B. Baker; editing by Andrew Hay)
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iPod accessory makers hedging their bets?
We've been seeing small clues for a while, but now it's clear that iPod accessory makers are in the midst of developing a trend: non-iPod product diversification. Today's announcement that JBL will be jointly developing accessories for Motorola's music devices brings to a total of five the number of major companies that have publicly started to allocate resources to non-iPod audio devices in recent months, following electronics and case makers such as Altec Lansing (Palm, XM), Belkin (Creative, Dell, iRiver, Sony, XM), DLO (Creative, Samsung), and Speck Products (Motorola, Palm, RIM). These companies' non-iPod products have ranged from unique XM Satellite Radio speaker systems, such as Belkin's $99 boombox-like XM Audio System and Altec's inMotion iMX2, to cases and generic electronic parts such as FM transmitters and chargers. Speck's recent See-Thru case set for Motorola's RAZR ($30, below) is the coolest RAZR case we've yet seen, and only one sign that these companies are ready to use the design techniques and skills they honed during iPod accessory development to help non-iPod devices, as well.
Why would companies bother with non-iPod products? From what we've heard in whispers here and there over the last twelve months, there are two reasons: costs and fear. A number of developers have been forced to raise prices because of Apple's Made For iPod royalty program, which apparently has had considerably greater than expected impacts on both wholesale and retail costs for iPod accessories. Many companies are also citing pressure from market-dominating retailers, including (but not just) Best Buy, to raise their iPod accessory prices markedly above what the companies believe is appropriate. When sales of the products underperform their potential volumes, the retailers are content with their extra per-unit profits, but the developers still fall short on volume, and thus lose out on both market penetration and growth of their brand names. So the developers are looking to release non-iPod accessories they can sell at more reasonable prices, without the pressures of royalties and retailer pressure.
Fear is a mostly separate issue. Many accessory makers were shocked by the September 2005 release of iPod nano, lacking enough lead time to cancel or reduce shipments of products they'd designed for the iPod mini. The subsequent October release of the fifth-generation iPod didn't help matters, throwing literally everyone into confusion over which prior accessories were and were not compatible. Many companies had to ditch, retool, or restart entirely on iPod accessories they'd been developing for months, and they're not so sure that this won't happen again - or that Apple isn't planning to release its own competing products, further undercutting their development work. In response, many companies are looking for new partners who are willing to forecast and guarantee availability of their future products, making season-to-season sales more predictable, if not quite as lucrative.
From where we stand, there are many ways to read these developments - 'natural,' 'great,' and 'disappointing,' to name just a few - but as iPod fans, we're inclined to go more with 'disappointing' because of what we saw, or rather what we failed to see, at both Macworld and CES this month. JBL's $299 On Time - winner of one of our Best of Show awards - was the only truly interesting iPod speaker system we saw at both shows put together, which was striking because there were no fewer than 50 new iPod speakers on display across many new and old vendors. It was also about $100 more expensive than most people expected, a shock given the company's history of developing high-value audio components, and one the company's representatives would not elaborate on when asked. Is this the future of iPod accessories - good stuff that's too expensive for average people, and junk at the bottom of the pond? We certainly hope not, but we're becoming increasingly concerned.
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altec lansing made non-ipod related products before they made ipod stuff and have been doing it the whole time.
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Would like small speaker to clip on the top of the ipod. Eaxmple of size would be buttons from nkyo that fits tight on top of the ipod. Instead this would be speaker that fits thier like the NKYO product. How would i go about getting one of the ipod companys to design a proto type.
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This piece is for the design gallery, but I also have a proposition for all of you. iam getting set for the holidays on Etsy, and I wanted to include a free gift with all purchases. I was wondering if I could have some input from you limabeaders. You have such good ideas! I also posted it on my blog at www.antiquetochicjewelry.blogspot.com if you have any questions. I am open to any ideas!
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A beautiful butterfly!!!
This butterfly is gorgeous…I'll have to think about that one the gift for holiday purchase..hmmmmmm. That could get costly for you. If I think of something I will send you a msg.
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Sonja: I was thinking of something like a free pair of my cheaper earrings, a bunch of beads I don't use anymore (for the jewelry makers), or something small. I don't know if I should set an amount you'd have to spend to get a free gift. Let me know what you think!
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You could issue a coupon for a peecentage off on the next purchase or buy 3 get one free for earrings. Perhaps some Hershey Kisses or Holiday M&M's. You don't say how much you would allot. BTW the butterfly is very lovely!
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Thank you for your idea! It sounds like a fun little way to say thanks or even just as an add on. I love the business card idea as well! Iam going to steal your ideas, if you don't mind, but I won't sell them. They are going to stay a freebie! Thanks again!
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Expense scandal dogs Nova Scotia's fading NDP government
HALIFAX -- As the lone independent member of the Nova Scotia legislature, Trevor Zinck watches Nova Scotia politics from the sidelines. But a lingering politicians' expenses scandal, reminiscent of the one rocking the Senate and Stephen Harper's government, has transformed him into one of the most powerful politicians in the province.
The member for Dartmouth North, for now at least, is dictating when Nova Scotians go to the polls in the next provincial election.
His trial on charges of theft, fraud and breach of trust began this week in Halifax, and the timing -- and the bad-news headlines the case will generate -- all but ensured Premier Darrell Dexter would not call a spring election.
Zinck is the last of four MLAs of all three major parties to face charges of expense fraud after a 2010 auditor general's report flagged questionable expenditures that including the purchase of a big-screen television and a generator installed in one politician's home.
The others pleaded guilty and took their lumps. Dave Wilson, a member of the opposition Liberals whose gambling addiction drove him to steal more than $61,000, served four months of a nine-month jail sentence. Liberal-turned-independent Russell MacKinnon pleaded guilty to a charge of breach of trust and was sentenced to four months under house arrest.
Richard Hurlburt, a former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister who bought the generator and television, received a year's house arrest for fraud and breach of trust after admitting he had submitted more than $25,000 in false expense claims.
Zinck, a former backbencher in Dexter's NDP government (he was expelled from the party for his alleged indiscretions), is an unwelcome reminder of a scandal that sparked public outrage and left his former colleagues scrambling to open politicians' expenses to public scrutiny.
His trial, slated to last 10 days and sure to expose fresh evidence of misuse of taxpayers' money, is not the way the Dexter government wanted to mark its fourth anniversary this week of the breakthrough win that made it the first NDP government east of Ontario.
Dexter must face voters within a year -- Nova Scotia is still a holdout when it comes to fixed-date election laws -- and his government's April announcement of a long-promised balanced budget signalled a possible spring vote. Attack ads have been popping up on television screens for months, campaign offices have opened and some candidates have begun knocking on doors.
But Zinck's resolve to fight the allegations, which involve $10,000 earmarked for community groups, has all but ruled out a campaign until at least the fall. As Halifax Chronicle Herald columnist Marilla Stephenson pointed out, it's tough to ask for public support "when voters are being reminded, thanks to another high-profile court case, of all the reasons why they just don't trust politicians."
Weak polling numbers have given Dexter another reason to delay an election call. A survey by Halifax-based Corporate Research Associates, released this week, gave the Liberals and leader Stephen McNeil the support of 45 per cent of decided voters, up from 39 per cent in February. Federal leader Justin Trudeau's recent pledge to lend his star power to the upcoming campaign is a further boost for McNeil.
NDP support, meanwhile, has dropped to 26 per cent from 32 per cent since February, matching the figure for the PCs. Dexter obviously would prefer to drop the writ when the numbers are more promising -- and with more than half of those polled undecided, there are still plenty of voters to be won over.
Another factor has been the uncertainty hanging over the planned $1.5-billion subsea cable to import power from Labrador's Lower Churchill hydroelectric project. It's a key element in the government's clean-energy strategy, but opponents have balked at the potential for higher power rates. Regulatory hearings wrapped up only last week and a ruling that could scuttle the project is not expected until the end of July.
And it didn't help the NDP's cause when Percy Paris, the minister of economic and rural development and tourism, lost his cool on the final day of the spring sitting of the legislature. He's due in court in mid-July on charges of assault and uttering threats after allegedly shoving a Liberal MLA during an altercation outside the legislative chamber.
Trevor Zinck, meanwhile, remains a bigger embarrassment. Last month, to further distance the government from the expense scandal, the NDP passed amendments to strip the pension of any politician convicted of a serious criminal offence while in office.
The law comes too late to snag the trio already dealt with by the courts but Zinck is entitled to an estimated $30,000 annual pension when he reaches age 55 -- a dozen years from now -- that will be lost if he pleads guilty or is convicted at trial.
It raises the stakes as he tries to clear his name in the courtroom. For a government hoping for a second term, the verdict in his case -- and the end of a long-running expense scandal -- can't come soon enough.
Dean Jobb, a professor of journalism at the
University of King's College in Halifax, is the
Winnipeg Free Press East Coast correspondent.
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Meghan McCain: 'Stupid' of Mitt Romney to not expect cameras
When Mitt Romney made a comment that most Americans who rely on governmental handouts are not his job to worry about, he was being "stupid," said Meghan McCain.
"He was just letting loose at a fundraiser that he thought was closed camera which is stupid," she told News/Talk 92.3 KTAR's Mac & Gaydos. "I assume every time I leave my apartment that there's someone with a camera phone recording everything I do."
McCain said that Romney, with his national prominence, has to expect situations like this.
"Even at the fundraiser. If the people attending weren't taking video, I'm sure some waiter there was probably like, 'Hey, I should put this on the Internet' and it's stupid of him to not realize that."
Despite the heat he's taking from the incident, McCain doesn't think it will threaten Romney's chances come November.
"I think for the people that already hate Mitt Romney, this is just another example of why they think he's Thurston Howell," she said, adding that one ineloquent statement won't affect his campaign.
McCain also said that the Republicans, instead of relying solely on Romney, should unleash vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan as an attack dog to give a breath of fresh air to the campaign.
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