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How Obama's Budget Could Impact Entrepreneurs, Inventors, Manufacturers, and Researchers
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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Leah Yomtovian
On February 14th, President Obama sent Congress his 2012 federal budget proposal for consideration. With the 2011 federal deficit projected to be at least $1.5 trillion and the national unemployment rate lingering around nine percent, the White House's top priorities are budget cuts and job creation. Although not likely to pass exactly as outlined
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Cause for Celebration and Concern
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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Robert Hatta
We're back! Stock markets are trending in a positive direction as companies realize productivity gains and begin to invest in future growth. Large Northeast Ohio employers like Cedar Fair, FirstEnergy, and Smucker's all have announced impressive numbers for their most recent reporting periods. Further, it appears that the jobs are starting to come back...
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Written by on January 31, 2006 The NSRA Milwaukee NationalsIt has been a long time coming. For years the idea had been discussed, denied and very actively debated. Then, with the announcement of its 2005 schedule, the National Street Rod Association broke the news that there would be two new events on their schedule. Not just two new events, but two events that - for the first time in over thirty-five years - would greet vehicles as new as 1975 to the events. Those popular cars from the `50s, `60s and early `70s would be welcome to drive through the front gates and join in all the fun that the pre-`48 rods have been having for years.
From the moment the schedule was announced, the questions were on everyone's mind: Would the post `48 crowd show up? Would the street rodders accept their newer custom and high performance cousins? Like the panic over Y2K, the concerns over the late-models rolling into a NSRA event were unfounded. Everything worked just fine, thank you.
From the time that the gates to the Wisconsin State Fair Park were opened on Friday morning until Sunday afternoon when event Director Tom Biles announced Bruce Hansen as the lucky winner of the National Street Rod Association Chevy Colorado pickup, everybody had a great time at the Milwaukee Nationals. Those who had never attended an NSRA event soon learned that there is something to do or see just about every minute of the weekend.
Almost 100 vendors filled the huge Exposition Center. DJ "Wings" Kalahan kept things hopping all weekend with his "Cruising with Wings" show broadcasted over the PA system. Special show areas were set up on Saturday to feature vehicles in specific groups such as "Wagon Way" for station wagons, "Hammered Highway" for all chopped vehicles and "Be-Bop Blvd" for the Buick, Olds and Pontiac fans.
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Financial services?
Did it involve children?
Oh. You main job before was that of a Mother raising her son!
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I would suck at that.
miken927 wrote:Financial services?
Where you in clop material
Did it involve the automotive industry?
jensownzoo wrote:Did it involve children?
Let's just say that hiring a nanny was the best thing I did for my son. Lol
theguruguys wrote:Oh. You main job before was that of a Mother raising her son!
That came about a year later when I quit to stay home with him.
dimonxsecure wrote:Where you in clop material
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ThunderThighs wrote:I would suck at that.
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k4th3r1n3 wrote:Did it involve the automotive industry?
DonKudler wrote:Has there been a bastion of carp in this wootoff yet?
No, and there shan't be... :,(
Were you working for a company with national reach (I.e. locations in many states)?
hopkindm wrote:Wow I lose track of Woot for a little while, come back and TT is opening up her whole life to us. What has the world come to? I guess we still don't have a pic yet. :-)
And probably never will. I hid behind someone at the Austin wine tasting this weekend. Lol
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jimgraffam wrote:Were you working for a company with national reach (I.e. locations in many states)?
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newgen87 wrote:Were you a teacher or a lawyer?
I'd suck at being a teacher. I bet I would have made a good lawyer though. But. No.
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k4th3r1n3 wrote:Did it involve cosmetology of some sort?
Ha! I never wear makeup. Too many eye surgeries (strabismus) makes me too sensitive.
Defense industry?
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ThunderThighs wrote:And probably never will. I hid behind someone at the Austin wine tasting this weekend. Lol
People like mysteries so that is cool. This idea is good though, you are stirring up a lot of posts like the old days.
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Situated at No 56 Au Trieu Street just 5 meters from the front Hotel view of St Joseph's Cathedral.The HOSTEL is a 3 minute walk from Hoan Kiem lake with a romantic feel to it.
The HOSTEL is perfectly located to explore the exciting Hanoi Old Quarter and to visit Dong Xuan night market,Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum,One Pillar Pagoda,Temple of Literature and other local sites.All in walking distance from the HOSTEL as are shopping and banking facilities(HSBC bank,VietcomBank....and lots of ATM next to)There are also many restaurants like Moca Cafe's,Highland Coffee,La Salta restaurant,KFC,italian restaurants...and entertainment venues nearby
By Mini Bus:
When you arrive at Noi Bai International Airport you can easily find any available minibus of Vietnam airline or Viet Thanh transport company(please see the names on body of the minibus),It costs about 3$-5$/person. The minibus will drop you off at Vietnam airline minibus station located at No.1 Quang Trung Street(it takes about 45' to 1hr),then you can keep walking into Nha Chung Street,about 3'walk you will definitely see the Cathedral(big church) on your left afterthat turn left into Au Trieu Street,going straight along the street(about 30ms) you will finally find the Impressive hotel at No 56 Autrieu Street.
By Car/Taxi:
The car/taxi drivers will take you directly to our hotel upon you show them our hotel's address.When you arrive at the airport you can take any car/taxi(4-7seats) which costs only from 18USD-20USD.You should bargain inadvane to avoid being overcharged by these drivers. It takes you about45' to get to our hotel.When you arrive at our HOSTEL please double check HOSTEL's name,address,your booking...in case the drivers take you to wrong HOSTEL for their commission(please do not believe the drivers even if they say that our HOSTEL has been fully booked or they belong to our HOSTEL company...etc.)
For your convenience, the HOSTEL offers pickup service from Hanoi Train Station and can arrange airport transfers on request.
After making a booking on this site, kindly inform the the HOSTEL via email details of your flight number and arrival time.
Options as below :
Opt1 : 4 seats car costs 18 USD/per private car.
Opt2 : 7 seats car costs 20 USD/per private car.
Opt3 : 16 seats Bus costs 30 USD/per private Bus.
Opt4 : 45 seats Bus cost 45 USD /per privater Bus
Please feel free to contact us at anytime for help
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National Newspaper Week — Oct. 6-Oct. 12 — is a good time to offer a fresh perspective on the newspaper industry.
To paraphrase what Mark Twain said about the premature printing of his obituary, let me say that the reports of the death of newspapers in our state and nation are greatly exaggerated.
While the printed edition continues to be the core product, many newspaper media companies today also offer news in a variety of digital options: websites, text alerts, mobile sites, social media sites, apps and more.
And regardless of how your news is delivered, it still originates with your local newspaper.
As a matter of fact, South Carolina today has more than 100 newspapers, including 16 dailies and 93 vital community newspapers.
Each week, more than 2.5 million people read a S.C. newspaper.
A recent survey conducted by the National Newspaper Association through the University of Missouri School of Journalism has a few points I'd like to share:
• 71 percent of the respondents read a community newspaper at least once a week.
(A similar study done by the Newspaper Association of America found that 7 in 10 Americans read the paper in print or online each week. And it is important to note that 59% of young adults ages 18-24 read newspaper media weekly.)
• More than 70 percent believe the accuracy and the coverage of their local paper is either "good" or "excellent."
• 69 percent agreed that newspapers provide valuable local shopping and advertising information.
Newspapers are part of the fabric that builds strong communities across our state.
From high school sports to weddings and obituaries, from police coverage to reporting on government, from grocery ads to want ads…newspapers are there looking out for their readers.
One of the prime functions of newspapers in our democratic society is to be the watchdog of government and people in power. And South Carolina newspapers are doing their jobs.
From an unreported tuberculosis outbreak in Greenwood to the hacking of tax records from the Department of Revenue, newspapers broke the stories and stuck with them to uncover all the facts.
A newspaper challenged the secrecy of the state Department of Public Safety to obtain records relating to the DUI arrest of an elected official. Another newspaper persistently reported on the hiring practices of a school district that resulted in numerous friends and relatives of the school board chair being hired. The paper also reported that the son of the board chair routinely used district vehicles to run personal errands while on the clock for work. Newspapers have been vigilant in reporting on the misuse of political campaign funds and instances where public officials and employees use public money as if it were their own.
Like all businesses in these tough economic times, newspapers have had to deal with cost-cutting measures. Still, daily and weekly newspapers remain the only true mass media in almost every market in South Carolina.
The times they are a-changin', but you can still get a newspaper delivered to you for less than the price of a cup of coffee. That's a lot of bang for your buck.
Bill Rogers is executive director of the S.C. Press Association, the trade group for South Carolina's more than 100 newspapers.


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Nakagawa, who has done Zelda commercials for Nintendo, recently seems to have come into possession of a PS Vita. She's been playing Ragnarok Odyssey, adding, "The graphics are unbelievably beautiful and the touch panel is great, too."
Continuing, she added, "If only God Eater, Resident Evil, or Final Fantasy would come out, that'd be heavenly! There's no news yet on Final Fantasy X?!"
Other than we probably shouldn't expect it anytime soon? Um, no.
"It's such a waste that there are few games," she continued. "Even so, the potential is great."
So there you go, Sony. Get God Eater, Resident Evil, and Final Fantasy on the Vita, and you'll probably make more than this Japanese gamer happy.
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Description | Oral history.; Born to Denton and Odelier Jones Sr. on June 8, 1926, Odelier Morgan began her life on a plantation in Bolivar County, Mississippi, one of twelve children. She and her family were sharecroppers, and her parents also did day work to supplement their meager incomes. The children attended school at a local church through eighth grade. After completing the eighth grade, Ms. Morgan stayed at home helping her family make a living. In 1958, Ms. Morgan began working at Delta State University in the laundry, making $19 a week. She has worked at Delta State University for forty-two years at this writing. Ms. Morgan enjoys attending her church and being active in its affairs. |
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If this is true I'll be able to play my source games once again. (I refuse to use wine) Which will be awesome!
Phoronix: Proof In Steam's Mac Client Of Linux Support
We have our hands on the bash launcher used by Valve's Steam client for Mac OS X that was recently announced -- along with the Source Engine for OS X -- and is currently in closed beta. While such scripts are usually insignificant, there is something interesting within it and that is explicit support for Linux.
If this is true I'll be able to play my source games once again. (I refuse to use wine) Which will be awesome!
Good things come to those who wait :-)
They do focus on Apple right now, because Apple wants the showlight, Valve gets the money. But Linux support will happen as the next step of the Steam evolution.
i think it's just for servers, where valve will ship a unified *nix package
There's been rumors about internal Linux builds, but that doesn't mean that they plan on releasing it. I'd love to be proved wrong though...
It's a poor script -- the uname command will return Linux on any architecture I'm pretty sure, which seems at odds with what looks like assuming a 32 system..
I'm not surprised that they run and test Steam/Source games on Linux at Valve, but how long it takes them to make Steam on Linux available outside is another question altogether.
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Get Valentine's Day Under Control. Deadline: February 13
Whether you celebrate with a significant other or a few significant friends, a Valentine's celebration can cost you. Before the 14th, make sure your plans have been set with a glance at your budget. We've put together just about anything you'll need to celebrate in style and on a budget: We have special recipes, affordable wines, gifts for every relationship and adorable, budget-friendly ideas for things to do. (And even more to come!)
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Organize Your Tax Forms. Deadline: February 20
You get an influx of tax forms at the beginning of the year, so it's time to set up a system to keep them straight. Find a safe place to keep any tax forms that are mailed to you (if you're not sure which you need and where to get them, you can find out here) and while you're at it, organize any receipts or other paperwork you'll need when you file your taxes. If you're feeling especially inspired, expand the mission to that folder of random documents in your desk drawer and start going paperless. If you want a fully guided program to ace your taxes in just five days, try our Ace Your Taxes Bootcamp.
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What To Buy When
Winter Boots, Clothing and Coats:Get in on winter sales now for the best selection |
Suits:Around the new year, stores discount their fall suits |
Perfume:A popular holiday gift, perfume is often on sale after the season |
Home Furnishings:Retailers are making room for new inventory |
Calendars:Just after the new year, prices are drastically reduced |
Carpets and Flooring:Many people spruce up their homes during the holidays, so prices plummet afterwards |
Big Appliances:Stock not sold during the holiday rush is now heavily discounted |
Linens and Bedding:Ever-popular "white sales" make January the best month for these items |
Holiday Supplies:If you're willing and able to store cards and wrapping paper for a year, you can find them now for up to 80% off |
Office Furniture:Retailers cater to home businesses starting around the new year |
Video Games:New games are released for the holidays, but you can get them marked down afterwards |
Winter Boots, Clothing and Coats:The selection is sparser, but the sales are steeper |
Perfume:Score a deal after Valentine's Day |
Homes:Bad weather keeps buyers at bay, so competition is weak, and sellers are eager |
Home Renovations:You'll pay less and get more attention from contractors, because few people renovate so early in the year |
Bicycles:Retailers mark down older models to make room for new inventory in February and March |
Cameras:New models come out in January and February, so buy last year's version at a discount |
Home Entertainment Systems:The best TV and home theater sales come just before the Super Bowl |
Video Games:New games are released for the holidays, so you can get them marked down after the rush |
Chocolates and Candy:Buy after Valentine's Day, of course |
Sweaters and Cashmere:Prices can be reduced by as much as 25% to 40% from the end of March through April |
China and Flatware:Get in on inventory left over from the holidays |
Air Conditioners:Don't wait for the weather to get hot; demand is low now, as are prices |
Gas Grills:As with air conditioners, demand and prices are low |
Gardening Tools:Rakes, hoes, shovels and other gardening implements are as much as 50% off |
Frozen Food:It's National Frozen Food Month, so supermarkets celebrate with sales |
Sweaters and Cashmere:Stock up now on next winter's sweaters with steep sales |
Sneakers:In spring, stores entice warm-weather runners with sales |
Vacuum Cleaners:Retailers slash prices now to make room for new models in June |
Snow Blowers:Come April, demand is low, so scoop up one for next year |
Office Furniture:Retailers cater to home businesses starting after tax season |
Cruises:This is the season for repositioning cruises, which have fewer ports of call but are cheaper and of great value |
Electronics:After the Japanese fiscal year closes at the end of March, retailers make room for new models of Japanese electronics |
Sweaters and Cashmere:Prices can be reduced by as much as 25% to 40% |
Vacuum Cleaners:Retailers slash prices now to make room for new models in June |
Cookware:Graduation and wedding promotions mean you should buy pots and pans now |
Refrigerators:New fridges come out during the summer, so stores are clearing space; negotiate a deal |
Big Appliances:Stock not sold during the holiday rush is now heavily discounted |
Patio Furniture:Warm weather means newer models, so buy last season's styles now |
Grilling Supplies:Get charcoal and lighter fluid before summer kicks into high gear and prices go up |
Small Kitchen Appliances:Get your mixers and blenders now, when there are sales for wedding and graduation season |
Party Supplies:Whether or not you're throwing a graduation party, stock up on disposable plates, cups, etc. |
Electronics:After the Japanese fiscal year closes at the end of March, retailers make room for new models of Japanese electronics |
Mattresses and Box Springs:Stores want to make room for new models, so negotiate a good deal now |
Men's Suits:Father's Day sales mean low prices |
Tools:Father's Day strikes again |
Cookware:It's not only wedding bells that are ringing—registers are ringing with sales of pots and pans |
Paint:When it's hot out, no one feels like painting … which is why it's cheap at this time of year |
Butter:Butter production is at its best in June and July, so prices are accordingly low; freeze for up to six months to make it last |
Champagne and Sparkling Wine:There are usually deals for bubbly during the holidays and before June weddings |
Gym Memberships:The outdoors beckon, so gyms are offering deals |
Suits:Get a spring suit—in the middle of summer |
Furniture:Retailers are clearing space to make room for new inventory |
Big Appliances:Take advantage of Independence Day sales |
Paint:When it's hot out, no one feels like painting … which is why it's cheap at this time of year |
Butter:Butter production is at its best in June and July, so prices are accordingly low; freeze for up to six months to make it last |
Flip-flops:Ever-useful flip-flops are harder to find later in the year; buy them now when retailers still have them in stock and they're on sale |
School Supplies:Back-to-school sales! |
Trees, Shrubs, Plants:Nab end-of-summer deals late in the month, and store your plants according to instructions until next spring. Alternatively, buy bulbs, which you can plant whenever |
Lawn Mowers and Swing Sets:Stores discount these summer items now to make room for fall products |
Computers:Capitalize on back-to-school sales |
MP3 Players:Stores want to get rid of old models before October when new styles come out and the holiday rush begins |
China and Flatware:Get in on the inventory left over from wedding season |
Wine:The harvest is coming in, so you can find eclectic wines from smaller wineries early in the season |
Computers:Upgrade yours during back-to-school sales |
Jeans:The remainders from back-to-school season are now available inexpensively for kids and adults |
MP3 Players:Stores want to get rid of old models before October, when new styles come out and the holiday rush begins |
Cars:Next year's models have arrived, so dealers want to sell the current year's leftovers, giving you negotiating leverage |
Holiday Airfare:It's about eight weeks before Thanksgiving, so make travel plans before flights book up and prices skyrocket |
Jeans:The back-to-school sales continue, with sparser selection but steeper discounts |
Swimsuits:Cash in on swimwear sales now through November |
Big Appliances:Buy last year's models now; shop during Columbus Day weekend, because stores celebrate even small holidays with sales |
Air Conditioners:Temperatures are cooling, and so are prices |
Gas Grills:Pick these up now for next summer |
School Supplies:Back-to-school sales! |
Toys:Retailers lower prices as early as October in order to maximize holiday sales |
Cars:Next year's models have arrived, so dealers want to sell the current year's leftovers, giving you negotiating leverage |
Health Insurance:Open enrollment may be your one chance to sign up for insurance for next year |
Wedding Dresses:Wedding fever is at its lowest pitch now |
Swimsuits:Swimwear is as much as 90% off, but selection is low |
Cookware:Kitchenware becomes cheaper as the holidays approach |
Christmas Trees:For the best selection, get your tree right after Thanksgiving; it'll stay good for at least a month, and trees later in the season have been cut weeks earlier anyway |
Frozen Turkeys:Buy one immediately after Thanksgiving, when grocery stores still have a glut |
Toys:Retailers are slashing prices to maximize holiday sales |
Electronics:Black Friday and Cyber Monday offer great deals on everything from TVs to computers |
Wedding Dresses:The beginning of December is the slow season, so get in before holiday engagements |
Televisions:In the run up to the holidays, stores have big sales on TVs |
Pools:Off-season, you'll find the cheapest prices, though maybe not the best inventory |
Small Kitchen Appliances:Get your mixer and blender during holiday sales |
Champagne and Sparkling Wine:Although these are in high demand, prices are also more competitive than usual |
Frozen Meat:Buy this immediately after Christmas, when grocery stores still have a glut |
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At peak performance, Pirates welcome Padres
Winners of six of last seven, first-place Bucs start Burnett vs. Cashner
The Pirates are playing their best baseball when it matters most. Pittsburgh, knotted with St. Louis at the top of the National League Central, will play host to the Padres for a four-game series this week, and the Pirates will come into Monday's opener with six wins in their last seven games.
The Pirates got a victory Sunday with their starting pitcher -- Francisco Liriano -- taking a no-hit bid into the seventh inning and with a pinch-hitter -- Justin Morneau -- coming through with the decisive hit. Morneau, acquired from Minnesota on Aug. 31, is batting .279 (12-for-43) with Pittsburgh.
Monday's series opener will bring an interesting pitching matchup in Andrew Cashner and A.J. Burnett. Cashner, who was slowed in Spring Training by an offseason thumb injury, has gone 9-8 with a 3.40 ERA this season, and he's completed at least six innings in 18 of his last 21 starts.
Burnett has given the Pirates 27 starts this season, and he's allowed just nine home runs. The right-hander has been especially good at home, where he's logged a 4-3 record and a 2.32 ERA in 12 outings. Burnett, in two seasons with the Pirates, has gone 24-20 with a 3.49 ERA.
The Pirates and Cardinals are both 87-62, and whichever team loses out in the division would currently lead the race for the NL Wild Card. The Padres, meanwhile, are fighting neck-and-neck with division rivals Colorado and San Francisco to stay out of last place in the NL West.
Pittsburgh has won two straight games by a one-run margin, and the Pirates have more one-run victories (28) than all but one other team in the NL (The Diamondbacks have 31). Pittsburgh has been especially efficient at home, where it has logged an 18-7 record in one-run games.
The Padres are the only remaining team the Pirates will play outside of their own division in the regular season. Pittsburgh will play host to the Reds after the Padres and then will travel for road series in Chicago and Cincinnati.
The Padres will return home for a pair of series against the Dodgers and D-backs after they leave Pittsburgh, and then they'll close out the season with a road series against the Giants.
Padres: Venable closing with flourish
The Padres have only one player -- third baseman Chase Headley -- with more than 500 plate appearances this season, but they have five players with more than 10 home runs. Outfielder Will Venable, batting .274, leads San Diego in homers (22), runs (61) and RBIs (52).
Venable, 30 years old, has been especially good in the second half, batting .337 (66-for-196) with 11 homers and 31 runs in 51 games played. Venable has seen most of his power production come at home, though, and he's hit just 10 doubles and seven homers in 67 games on the road.
Pirates: Byrd spreading wings in Pittsburgh
Morneau hasn't been the only late-season boost to the Pirates' lineup. Veteran outfielder Marlon Byrd has batted .333 (22-for-66) with seven doubles and eight runs scored since being acquired from the Mets, and he's hit safely in 15 of his first 17 games in the Pittsburgh lineup.
Byrd will carry a seven-game hitting streak into the series opener against the Padres, and he's helped lengthen the Pittsburgh lineup during the stretch run. Byrd has batted No. 5 for the Pirates -- right behind cleanup man Andrew McCutchen -- in 14 of his first 18 games.
Worth noting
• The Padres are six games (3-3) into a stretch of 20 games in 20 days to close out the season.
• San Diego closed out its campaign against East division teams with a 16-17 record.
• The Padres don't have any pitchers with 10 wins, but their closer -- Huston Street -- has saved 30 games.
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Introduction | Noise in shadows | Noise in mid-tones | Noise in highlights | Summary | Annex |
Why does photonic noise variance have to be proportional to the signal?
It is worth noting that photonic noise is due to the light signal itself and is independent of the camera. It is mathematically modeled by a Poisson process, and consequently, the mean signal is equal to its variance. (This is a mathematical property of a Poisson process.) It is possible to prove this property without any assumptions; however:
Assume that a pixel receives photons and has a noise standard deviation . Let'snow cut this pixel into four smaller pixels of equal size. Each small pixel receives an average number of photons and has a noise standard deviation . Since the variance is additive, the variance of the large pixel value is the sum of the variances of the small pixel values. Thus:
From this, it is not very difficult to see that has to be proportional to .
Photonic noise is the main source of noise in the midtones, and follows the rule of 3dB per EV: