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The Lenoir Community College Board of Trustees and Lenoir County commissioners revisited an annual funding conversation.
The two groups met earlier this week to discuss the college's allocated budget for next year after LCC closes out an underfunded year.
The college was allotted $2,235,000 for expenses projected to run $2,297,074 — a more than $62,000 deficit.
"Once again, we have operated as efficiently as possible," LCC President Brantley Briley told commissioners, noting the college has used money for repairs that were the county's responsibility. "We have been smart with the money and we're still $62,074 in the hole."
LCC President Brantley Briley put up another fight for additional funding, which will be a $2,601,430 total.
With the rise of insurance and utilities, Briley pleaded for $100,000 in capital expenditures from the commissioners. He said they shouldn't think of the funding as an expense but an investment instead.
"Lenoir Community College is Lenoir County's best hope for a prosperous economic future," said Briley, who presented a PowerPoint presentation to the group. "The product (of the investment) is a better prepared workforce, and the return is taxpayers."
He added, "I do think the commissioners understand it. I do know that they have a dilemma because they always have more request than they have dollars to allocate."
Reuben Davis, commissioner's chairman, said they would like to fund what's necessary for LCC, but they're isn't enough.
"I think when you're pushing to get your own budget, you want to make sure that everybody is being treated the same and nobody's getting more than their fair share…," Davis said. "But with the economic situation … and limited tax revenue, we're in the throws of budget session. At this point, we don't know how things will shape out."
During the presentation, Briley expressed a concern for LCC being significantly underfunded compared to the 11 other regional campuses in the 58-school North Carolina Community College system.
For example, while LCC gets $4.89 per student, the state average is more than $8.
"Somewhere between $574,966 and $1.65 million is the amount that we are underfunded," Briley said.
Commissioners sympathized with Briley.
"In a perfect world, we'd like for you to be the best-funded community college in North Carolina," said Commissioner J. Mac Daughety. "We just don't have the money to do it. It's a great concern for me."
Davis said Briley was cordial and not too pushy in his requests. He said the commissioners will go under advisement and make a decision.
"I made my best effort to present the picture as it really it," Briley said. "I just have to trust that (the commissioners) will spend the time, do the research and make the good decision to fully fund the request."
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Thanks, I've got a bunch more. It's taking quite a while to get them on here so I will put the whole thing on Facebook and link to this site.
Good looking pics. Just saw the scores for the final round and it must of been nasty out to there to play approximately six strokes harder. Or I just missed the party of the year Saturday night.
Here is the link to all the photos I took during the second round at the CVO Saturday.
Anyone know if some video was recorded for the rounds?
I love how I'm in quite a few pictures since I was filming video. And also that previous response should answer the above question. A few people were taking video. I'm not sure how its going to work, but I think someone is going to try and compile it all.
"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."
I have something like 2.5-3 GB of video from the second round that Justin recorded to go along with Adam's videos.
Daniel and Martin, is there any way you could burn the video to DVD or put it on a flash drive (that I will return of course) for me this weekend.
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Ok, so you know the times that I mean. You're coming unglued. You can't cope. Your heart is pounding. Your thoughts are racing. In fact, there are layers of thought, fifteen-feet deep. Crap. Wait, you don't know what you're thinking about. You can't tease out just one thought. Sweat is beginning to trickle from places you'd rather not mention, at least not to someone you don't know well. Ack! You can't take it. The panic is mounting. Oh no! You're freaking out, and since you know you're freaking out, you freak out some more. You get up, since there's no way to sit still. Suddenly, you're in another room, but you don't know why you're there. Confused, you leave that one and find yourself standing in some peculiar spot like the middle of the hallway with your mouth hanging open. Your heart starts skipping beats. Uh-oh! Maybe it's a heart attack. Possibly you'd call 911 if only you knew where your phone is hiding. Your breathing is erratic, your hands start shaking and soon after, your entire body.
WOMP! You're having a "freak-out." Otherwise known as a panic attack. Cripey!
So what do you do? Here are some tips. They're only mine. They work for me, but I'm by no means an expert, so take them with a grain, or five, of salt. If they help you, great, if not, I apologize. :-)
1. Go find someone to talk to – about anything, anything at all. Find your phone and make a call to someone you trust, or seek out a neighbor. Don't talk about freaking out, find a different topic. "Hey, can I have that Salsa recipe you mentioned last week?" "I've been wondering what you're up to, fill me in." "Got any favorite authors, I'm in the mood to read!" "Where DID you find that rug? It's so, um, colorful." This always stops my freak-outs. By the time I get off the phone or leave a neighbor's house, I can think clearly again and all the sweat has done dried-up.
2. Find something to watch on YouTube. Go for something funny. Type in kangaroos, cats, dogs, turtles, beetles, funny babies, or Charlie Chaplin. AVOID the serious stuff. Make yourself watch a few videos until you start laughing. What pounding heart?
3. Clean something. There is nothing quite like cleaning to quiet a freak-out. Scrub your tub. When was the last time you did that anyway? Command your commode to sparkle! Throw out all the dead food in your fridge. It's been laughing at you, wondering when you were going to get around to the task. The mayonnaise that expired thirteen months ago is mocking you. Go on, get rid of it. Oh, how 'bout your car? Could it use a good washing? And what of the inside? How many fossilized french fries can you find? Count them. :-) Right there is some amusing Panic Vanish!
4. Organize things. Your computer documents or photographs. Yay for folders! How about your linen closet, or your pantry? Put like with like. Organize your make-up or your tools. Straightening up makes you feel like you've accomplished something, so naturally, you'll feel calmer afterward.
5. Run an errand. Go grocery shopping. Pick up the clothes from the cleaners. (Pardon me while I get side-tracked. Ask yourself why you have so many things that need to be dry-cleaned. Possibly you may be able to eliminate this errand if you stop the obsession with rayon.) Ok, onward. Get that gift for your niece's birthday, you know you've been putting it off. Force yourself to go get it. What about your prescriptions? Do you need to head to the pharmacy? Any errand that gets you out of the house is a great distraction. And yes, you CAN drive while you're having a panic attack, they don't last that long. You know this. Pay careful attention to the road. Quit worrying about your heart rate. Use your Zen mind.
6. Go for a walk. Listen to music, if possible. If you can't go walking because it's 2 am, walk in your garage, your living room – any space will do. Walk in circles. Walk in figure-eights. Aim for a perfect square. See if you can pull off a heart shape. Concentrate!
7. Eat something VERY slowly. Ok, so you want to lose weight, yeah, yeah, we all do – well it's not going to happen overnight. So, eat a small piece of candy, a cookie, a granola bar. Savor it. Mindful eating! I like to do this with my eyes closed. I won't even look at the food. Well heck, it's not looking at me! I take long, deep breaths while I'm eating and pay very careful attention to the flavor and texture of the food. My boyfriend was oh, so skeptical about this. He said, "There's no way eating with you eyes closed makes food taste different." Well, he was as amazed as I when he tried it. It's an entirely unique food experience. When I'm done eating a cookie, slowly, mindfully, with or without my eyes closed, most of the freak-out is gone.
8. Go somewhere you wouldn't normally visit. Try the zoo, a museum, the library, your local community center, or even your town or city hall. Yes, I've actually visited my city hall as a means of distraction. I wound up registering to vote! I was quite pleased I'd found someplace new to go and my freak-out went away. Plus, I now had a voter registration card on its way to my house.
9. Do something creative. Draw, paint, scribble, doodle. Make stick figures. Sculpt. Make something with Play-Doh. Make paper airplanes. If you don't know how, do some research. Or make dots on a piece of paper and then try to connect them. Once you've done that, color in the shape and name it. Which creature is this? Which planet is it from? Ah, also try creating a maze. My neighbor does this whenever he feels panicky. He once spent 16 hours making a maze. Heh, heh, amazing! This is extreme distraction.
10. I saved the best for last. Of course, with practice, this one can PREVENT a case of the freak-outs but if you're not there yet, that's OKAY. Don't rush yourself. Just breathe. In and out, very slowly, no matter where you are, no matter what you're doing. Just breathe. Count from 1 to 10. Then reverse, 10 to 1. Repeat. Really, this works, it's Mindful Breathing, simplified. Ok, so if you couldn't manage this one (and there are times when you can't) BEFORE you had your freak-out, once you're done with it, find someplace QUIET to sit and JUST BREATHE. Tell yourself that this was just a freak-out, it's done now. If it had been a real emergency, you'd still be running from that saber-toothed tiger.
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Djenne Dickens, Edmonds-Woodway track and field
Q: First off I have to ask, how do you pronounce your name?
A: "Juh-nae." The "D" is silent.
Q: How did your parents come up with that?
A: That's actually a really good question. It's a city in Africa. It's French. I don't really know.
Q: How's spring break going?
A: It's pretty good. I've been working and swimming and doing track practice.
Q: Do you wish you could sleep in a little bit?
A: A little bit. But it's worth it in the end I guess.
Q: How's the season going so far?
A: It's pretty good. I haven't gotten a (personal) best time yet but it'll come.
Q: What events do you compete in?
A: I do the 100- and 200-meter dash and also relays, like the 4-by-100 and 4-by-400.
Q: So you're really fast then?
A: I guess. (Laughs.) I don't know.
Q: Be honest, do you ever get sick of running?
A: Sometimes in practice I'm like, 'Oh my gosh. I really want to be done.'
Q: Do you do any other sports for Edmonds-Woodway?
A: I swim.
Q: Which sport do you like better?
A: That's a hard one. I get asked that a lot. Swimming is less painful but I like track. I think I'm better at it.
Q: What else do you do in your spare time? (If you have any.)
A: I guess I read. Go on the internet. I like posting on Facebook. Normal teenager stuff. Oh I go swing dancing too.
Q: (Laughs) All that normal teenage swing dancing. How did you get involved in that?
A: We have a Swing Club at our school and some of my friends dragged me into it. But it's a lot of fun.
Q: What's a Swing Club meeting like? I'm intrigued. I can't dance at all.
A: I'm still pretty bad. I've only been there a couple of times. They're really nice. They ... just ... you dance. I don't know. And some people are really good. There's a competition that my friends are in. I didn't want to do that because I'm really bad.
Q: What are some of your goals for your junior year of track?
A: Make it back to state definitely. Hopefully, set some more school records. I have (records) in the 100, 200 and 4-by-200 relay.
Q: You've been to the last two state track meets as a freshman and sophomore, what were those like?
A: It was really fun. It's my favorite meet of the year just because you get to hang out with your team and eat dinner together. It's a good team bonding experience.
Q: It sounds like you want to get back this year again.
A: Definitely.
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After the success of the 16-Mpix K-5II and K-5IIs without AA filter, Pentax has replaced the pair with a new flagship model, the K-3, with a 24-Mpix sensor boasting a user-selectable AA filter for control over moiré and sharpness, depending on the situation. Read on to find out how this unique sensor performs?
Following our recommendations for the flagship Sony SLT-A99, we've had the opportunity to assess the firm's semi-professional 24-Mpix DT (APS-C) format model - the SLT-A77 - with a sizeable collection of Sony and third-party prime and zoom models to assess image quality. Read onto find out which of these models perform best when paired with the camera.
We've had the opportunity to compare the video AF performance in the lab of Canon's innovative EOS 70D model with the Sony SLT-A77. Read on to find out how of these two hugely capable cameras performed.
Introduced in July this year, the EOS 70D at first sight seems like a regular update to the maker's mid-range EOS 60D model. It shares a number of features with the firm's existing SLR range including a 19-point cross-type phase detection AF system, a 3-inch (1.040M dot) articulated touchscreen and built-in WiFi connectivity with remote viewing and image transfer. The camera can also shoot at up to 7fps and has 1080/30p video recording with stereo sound using an optional external microphone.
Canon's new EOS 70D model features a new CMOS sensor that uses twin photodiodes at each pixel location that allows AF during video capture, but how does that affect stills output? Read on to find out how well the new sensor performs in our labs.
Sony seems to have a liking for doing things differently to other makers: hybrid cameras with bigger sensors, compact cameras with serious, professional attitude and single lens reflex cameras with fixed, translucent mirrors. Its new SLT Alpha 58 camera shows just how good a strategy this is, close to the quality of their Alpha 77 at half the price!
Although the new Nikon D7100 looks fairly similar to its predecessor (the popular Nikon D7000), Nikon has made some significant changes under the hood that belie the surface similarity. The D7100 not only includes a higher-resolution CMOS sensor, but even more significantly, the company chose to use a sensor without an anti-alias filter for the first time on a non-full-frame DSLR. While this should enable better sharpness and resolution, it may also result in more moiré patterns in some images.
After the introduction of the entry-level 24Mpix D3200 early last year it seemed inevitable that the rest of the firm's APS-C (DX) range would be refreshed with the same sensor. While the gestation of the new 24Mpix D5200 has taken longer than most people could of reasonably predicted, the sensor is, in fact, a new design and the first from a different vendor for Nikon. We've recently put the new camera through our labs, read on to see how the new sensor performs.
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Pentax's new version of their very accomplished K-5 model manages to retain the top position in the Semi-Pro DSLR category against some very tough competition. Should we be disappointed that it fails to score higher than the K-5? Not really, the K-5 II incorporates a number of technology updates without damaging what was, in the K-5, a very good formula.
Finally, a Sony full-frame DSLR: the last one was the Alpha 850. But though the new full-format 24Mpix camera shines with all of its new technology and features, it now belongs to the family of cameras with electronic viewfinders instead of with the Alpha 900 and its traditional DSLR viewfinder. With this new positioning, Sony stands out from among the leading lights in this market segment.
We are already acquainted with the D3200: apart from a few ergonomic details, it's the same camera as the compact and lightweight D3100 SLR, though missing the secondary display on its bridge for even greater compactness. The D3200 weighs only 454 grams (without battery or card). Unlike the D3100, the D3200's lens is off-center for better balance and the highly practical LiveView/video mode activation tab of the D3100 and the D5100 has disappeared in favor of a more ergonomically mundane video recording button. The D3200 comes with a second (dorsal) infrared sensor to complement its front sensor for more practical infrared remote control. The motor selection tab (single-frame, burst, timer, remote control) is gone as well, again replaced by a direct-access button.
Ever since we tested the Sony SLT A77, we've been very curious to see how the soon-to-be released Sony NEX 7 would compare. And today we have the answer: as we expected, the absence of a mirror gives the NEX7 some advantages. Below is a detailed look.
It's rare in the world of photography for a manufacturer to come up with an entirely new product line from scratch, and it's equally rare for a famous manufacturer such as Nikon (the world market leader) to offer a new lens mount (Nikon CX). This makes the launch of the Nikon 1 line (Nikon J1 and Nikon V1) a major event in photography this fall.
When the Sony A77 was announced a couple of weeks ago as a replacement for the Sony Alpha 700, Sony's semi-professional APS-C camera, we were all very impressed by its specifications. So we were really excited to see how it would perform in our tests.
Here are our results.
Added by ABETTERDJ | December 12, 2012
A year later with the Sony SLT-A77
12-12-12 We captured over 250,000 images so far this year with our Sony SLT-A77s in our concert and wedding photography divisions. We change out our cameras quickly so that we don't get too high of a shutter count to hurt the resale. We are now on cameras number 4, 5, 6, and 7, all Sony A77s. We love everything about these cameras and once we got used to them the results keep getting better and better. We have changed out and upgraded all of our lenses... it is not fair to this camera to shoot with anything less than the best glass.
Our lens battalion now consists of:
-Tokina 11-16 2.8(excellent low light super wide angle, great for video. Very sharp with excellent color. Not good for long distance or extreme closeups))
-Sony 16-50 2.8 (our 1st copy of this lens wasn't quite right and I'm glad we got another one... very sharp, great color, silent focus, great for video)
-Sony 18-135 (this lens surprised us and gave results close enough to our Minolta 28-135 to replace it. Add in the better electronics and slightly better low light usability and you have a great walk around DAYTIME lens. Very sharp, excellent color)
-Sony 35MM 1.8 (excellent low light lens, portrait lens, perfect for indoor video. Extremely sharp with excellent color, great for extreme closeups)
-Sony 50MM 1.8 (excellent low light lens, portrait lens, perfect for indoor video. This is our go to lens if the 35MM is already being used on another camera. Extremely sharp with excellent color)
-Minolta 80-200 2.8G (my favorite lens and I use it whenever I can. Excellent sharpness and color. The only downside with this lens is the 6' "MFD" minimum focus distance)
Some of the other great lenses we have tried on the Sony SLT-A77:
Minolta 20MM 2.8
Minolta 50MM 1.7
Minolta 28-135 4-4.5
Minolta 500MM f8 AF
Tokina 19-35
Tokina 20-35
Minolta 17-35 2.8-4
Minolta 28-85
Minolta 100-300 APO
Some of the lenses we tried and were very unimpressed with
Tamron 17-50 (sharp but color was way off)
Sony 18-200 (soft on both ends)
Sony 18-200 (soft on both ends)
Sony 18-55 (best maker of 18-55 but still garbage)
Sony 18-70 (one of the worst lenses ever made)
Tamron 75-300 (sharp but bad color)
Sigma (tried many, not impressive compared to Sony or Minolta)
Here's some links to recent photos taken with these cameras and lenses
Added by cynan | January 09, 2012
Why high ISO advantage for A77 over A65?

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I posted something similar on the A65 page, but I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on why, given both are using the same sensor, that the A77 scores 801 in high-ISO while the A65 only scores 717. I understand why the A77 might score higher overall due to the lower ISO range, but not why it would be better in low light.
Looking at the NEX-5N vs the NEX-7, the high-ISO performance difference isn't as great (1079 for the 5N vs 1016 for the 7) and they are using sensors with significantly different resolutions.
So why such a big difference in high ISO for the A65 vs A77?
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Added by cynan | January 09, 2012
Re: Why high ISO advantage for A77 over A65?
Might it be due to the faster max shutter speed on the A77 vs A65? Perhaps this makes a higher ISO setting more usable when using the 1/8000 shutter setting?
Added by TCav | January 10, 2012
Re: Why high ISO advantage for A77 over A65?
I don't see an advantage. From among the A77, A65, and NEX-7, all of which use the same sensor, the A77 and A65 have almost identical scores for SNR 18% and Dynamic Range. You may also notice that the SLTs' scores are a little bit shy of the scores for the NEX-7, no doubt due to the light lost to the PDAF system via the "Translucent Mirror".
Added by ABETTERDJ | December 13, 2011
We just put the SONY SLT-A77 through the ultimate test!
We just shot over 9,000 photos and 2 videos in 4 days with our 2 SONY SLT-A77s!
We just returned from a gig as official photographers of the Rock Legends Cruise. I shot about 5,000 photos with my A77 using my (favorite) MINOLTA 28-135MM 1:4-4.5 lens and my wife took about 4,000 photos using her SONY SLT-A77 using her favorite... the SONY 16-50MM 2.8 lens.
We shot about 75% of the indoor shots with no flash. You can read a review of the cameras performances and see the photos and videos under the RLC Cruise photo tab at http://www.abetterdj.net ENJOY!
Added by jmmgarza | October 27, 2011
Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear... to deal with!
Sony's SLT fuzzy pix are a bear to deal with.
Added by ABETTERDJ | October 23, 2011
SONY SLT-A77 with the new SONY 16-50 2.8 lens
SONY could have easily called this lens a "G" lens!
Our 2nd A77 with the 16-50 lens came in on Wednesday and I can't seem to leave it alone (HELP! I'm taking photos and I can't stop!) This camera and lens were made to be together. The sharpness and color beat all of my legendary Minolta glass and the speed is incredible! Photos are processed and already showing on the LCD before your subject is finished saying cheese.
This one is going to be permanently attached to my wife's A77 since she's the primary shooter but I might just have to get another one for my own A77 if I can convince myself that I'm no longer addicted to my MINOLTA 28-135 1:4-4.5! That lens has been so good to me I can't bear the thought of bagging it.
The A77s grow on us more and more every day. I was kinda jealous of some of our other shooters that had the SONY zoom button, our A55s didn't and I wished they did. I love zooming in with the 28-135 then hitting the button twice and getting that fabulous crop. I also have a 100-300 APO that looks great doubled to 600MM... kinda makes me want to go for a 100-400 APO!
We've posted some great flower shots with the A77/16-60 combo on our site... just got to the SONY|MINOLTA tab http:www.abetterdj.net
Added by ABETTERDJ | October 17, 2011
SHOT OUR 3rd WEDDING WITH THE A77
This camera continues to impress us! After the 2nd wedding we ordered a 2nd A77 and sold all of our A55s. This time we ordered the 16-50 lens with it and I'll be back with results :D
Added by ABETTERDJ | October 13, 2011
Firmware update is out version 1.03
For those of you that already have the SONY A77 the update is published on our site. It's east to do and only takes about 10 minutes :D www.abetterdj.net go to the SONY/MINOLTA tab
Added by geickmei | October 06, 2011
DXOmark Reviews
This page is supposed to be measurements and review of the Sony a77, but I cannot find any measurements or review. Where are they?
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Added by rudemon | December 04, 2011
Re: DXOmark Reviews
Tell me please when will a review on Samsung NX200?
Added by Herve H | December 10, 2011
Re: DXOmark Reviews
We're working on it, we should be able to publish the results in January.
Added by ABETTERDJ | October 05, 2011
The SONY A77 is awesome.

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We didn't have the patience to wait for the US release of this camera plus we were worried it would be pre-sold-out (like happened in the UK), so we ordered 1 from Hong Kong (2 day delivery $1329 US). We sold one of our 3 SONY A55s to make room for it in our camera tub and all we can say is WOW!
We've had ours for 6 days now and shot about 300 test shots before shooting our 1st wedding (800 shots) last Saturday. We were not expecting much photo quality improvement over the A55s but boy were we wrong. The detail, sharpness, and color that this camera put out were a noticeable improvement from our A55s.
The wedding we shot was very dimly lit and the camera had no problem making the proper adjustments. We shot all night in Auto to put it through the tests. The camera reacted well and is super fast both in AF speed and shutter reaction. Out of 800 shots we had 798 useable, with the 2 bad ones being an ooops and one shot that the flash didn't fire. There was no noise at all in any of the photos taken.
The camera is larger, but not too large for my wife's normal female sized hands. The weight was actually less than we expected and she was comfortable during the whole 6 hour shoot. We never experienced a lag time while the buffer unloaded and we got almost 700 shots from the SONY battery. The buttons and dials are all nicely placed and after a few days of getting used to the camera we have found everything to be easily accessible. There is very little need to go into the menu once the camera is set up for your shoot, there are buttons for just about everything.
For anybody thinking of buying one of these... stop thinking and start your preorder process, it is well worth the $1400 selling price. We will be replacing our A55s with A65s soon, but the A77 will continue to be our primary camera.
We've posted some sample shots at www.abetterdj.net and will post some of the wedding shots Thursday or Friday.
One more thing... in case you didn't know the legendary MINOLTA lenses work perfectly on these cameras! You will get much more bang for your buck going with these. We shoot exclusively MINOLTA lenses on all our SONYs. Our primary lens is a MINOLTA 17-35MM 1:2.8-3.5 and our A55s are both equipped with MINOLTA 28-135 1:4-4.5 lenses. We also bag a MINOLTA 100-300MM APO lens for long distance shots at concerts we shoot. We are the official photographers on the Rock Legends Cruise in December www.rocklegendscruise.com and will be posting about 15-20,000 photos to share with everyone :D
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Added by Nicolas | October 07, 2011
Re: The SONY A77 is awesome.
Thanks for sharing your experience with the A77.
We were also quite impressed by it when we had the chance to try it in our lab.
Added by email@example.com | October 12, 2011
Re: The SONY A77 is awesome.
Thanks for sharing,
I have the A700 with all the good legendary Minolta lenses and will be updating with the A77.
I'm glad I waited for the A77 I was very close to switching to the Nikon D7000.
Added by itiscorrect | November 05, 2011
Re: The SONY A77 is awesome.
i use it with the 135mm f/2.8 STF ... woo woo woo ... AWESOME !!!


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American Academy of Periodontology http://www.perio.org
American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons http://www.aaoms.org
Canadian Dental Association http://www.cda-adc.ca
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Corrective Jaw Surgery. American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Available at: http://www.aaoms.org/conditions-and-treatments/corrective-jaw-surgery. Accessed August 23, 2012.
Home care after surgery. Fallon Oral Surgery of Syracuse. Available at: http://www.fallonoralsurgery.com/forms/Home%5FCare%5FAfter%5FSurgery.pdf. Accessed August 23, 2012.
Jaw Surgery. University of Pennsylvania Health System—Plastic Surgery. Available at: http://www.pennmedicine.org/plasticsurgery/recon/jaw.html. Accessed August 23, 2012.
Orthognathic surgery. Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Standford. Available at: https://www.lpch.org/DiseaseHealthInfo/HealthLibrary/dental/maxfac.html. Accessed August 23, 2012.
Orthognathic surgery. Harvard Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Available at: https://www2.massgeneral.org/homfs/procedures%5Forthognathic.asp. Accessed August 23, 2012.
Oral wound care after Mohs Surgery. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Available at: http://www.uwhealth.org/healthfacts/B%5FEXTRANET%5FHEALTH%5FINFORMATION-FlexMember-Show%5FPublic%5FHFFY%5F1122504649806.html. Accessed August 23, 2012.
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I am a freelancer so I really don't know what you guys put behind the words when you say "working in a small company is X different compared to a medium sized one, and Y to a large company". Could you please tell me (roughly) what are the boundaries between these categories ?
I am asking specifically for how many programmers (IT-related workers*) in a company instead of how many workers because:
To avoid the "this is not a programming related question" spam; and
Because I (logically) care about the differences related to programming, a company with 100 workers, only 2 of which are related to IT inherits the just-a-few-programmers working environment, and is obviously smaller compared to a company of 10 workers who are all programmers. Smaller by the classification given on this site, for different situations binded to the size of the team(s).
*I suppose project managers, QA, team leaders, etc. also goes under the countable people.


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Many of the November pioneers came from the south-west of Victoria from Bridgewater to Timboon. Somewhere in between is Koroit and four of the pioneers resided there, all of Irish descent.
SAMUEL LORD – Died 18, 1906 at Pombereit. Samuel Lord was a resident of Pombereit for 41 years, but it took him the 20 years prior to settle. Samuel, born in Devonshire, England. arrived in Adelaide in 1845, went to Sydney, then back to Adelaide and in 1849 returned to England for a visit. He then came back to Australia, heading to the goldfields for several years. He then selected land at Pombereit in 1865. He was a member of the Heytesbury Shire Council and had nine children.
MRS T. LOWREY – Died November 27, 1914 at Garvoc. Mrs Lowrey and her husband Mr T. Lowrey and a child, left Tippary, Ireland in 1851 for Australia, specifically Hobsons Bay, Victoria. After a time at the Bendigo goldfields, the Lowreys bought land at Kirkstall. Following the Land Selection Act of 1865 the Lowreys selected at the Yallock Estate and turned bush into a "beautiful farm"
DANIEL O'CONNELL – Died November 5, 1916 at Koroit. It was a lonely end for Daniel O'Connell. He lived in a hut near the Koroit racecourse and received the old-age pension. In his earlier years, he had worked as a groom and roustabout. Daniel's body was found in his hut after a kindly neighbour, Miss Mullens, noticed he seemed unwell and couldn't hear her. She rang the police who visited the hut and found his body. He was well in excess of 80 years, according to locals, and he had lived in the district for around 60 years.
MRS. JOHANNA MALONEY – Died November 16, 1916 at Chocolyn. Johanna arrived in Port Fairy from Ireland when she was 16, around 1845. She married John Maloney and they raised six sons and one daughter. The Maloneys also resided at Koroit, but when John died, Johanna went to live with her son James at Chocolyn.
HUGH McDONALD – Died November 17, 1917 at Ararat. Hugh McDonald is another Ararat resident, like those in October Passing of the Pioneers, that did the goldrush circuit. Arriving from Scotland in 1854 aboard the ship "Tasmania", he travelled to most of the goldfields in Victoria as well as a stint in New Zealand, but like those October pioneers, it was Ararat that he returned to. His travels must have brought some success as he selected land at Mt. Ararat and built up what became known as the Mt. Ararat Estate (a winery today). He married and had five children. He was buried at the Moyston cemetery.
GEORGE CAMPBELL – Died November 1918 at Portland
MRS. CATHERINE THOMAS – Died November 6, 1918 at Yambuk. Catherine Thomas arrived in Port Fairy in 1852 aboard the Priam. She married Richard Thomas of Yambuk and they had four sons, two daughters, 45 grandchildren and 37 great-grandchildren at the time of her death. She lived to 92 years of age.
JAMES BLACK – Died November 17, 1918 at Koroit. James met an unfortunate death at age 76. Despite bad health, he was turning out cows when the bull rushed him and knocked him to the ground. He never recovered and died four days later. James was born in Paisley, Scotland and had been a Koroit butcher for over 40 years. He was also Mayor of Koroit on several occasions.
MRS. MURRAY – Died November 24, 1918 at Koroit. Mrs Murray's obituary described her as a "good old sort". She had been a resident of Koroit for 60 years after arriving from Ireland in 1852 at the age of 15. She travelled with her father and brother and her maiden name was Maloney. Her son Richard was killed at war in 1916 and Mrs Murray's health began to fail after hearing the sad news. She was buried at Tower Hill cemetery.
SARAH ANN OLIVER – Died November 15 at Brisbane, Queensland. Sarah Ann Oliver was an older sister of Elizabeth and Mary Oliver, wives of Reuben Harman and Jonathon Harman. Like her two sisters, she was born in Cornwall and immigrated in 1849 aboard the "Courier" into Port Phillip. Ten years later she married Edmund Dalton, an Irishman and they lived in Port Fairy for the following twenty years, raising eight children. In 1879, Sarah and Edmund moved to the Darling Downs, Queensland.
THOMAS MAILON – Died November 10, 1930 at Portland. Thomas Mailon was born in Portland and was a policeman during his working years. He lived in what was known locally as the "White House", a home set on the sand hills near Portland. An advertisement in the Portland Guardian (below) lists the "White House" for sale. This was only nine months before his death. Thomas had a number of brothers and sisters but never married.
MARION NUNN JONES – Died November 11, 1936 at Bridgewater. Marion Jones was born at the Tasmanian Hotel in Portland around 1851. She married William Forward Hedditch at "Lal Lal", the Hedditch family home at Cape Bridgewater. Forty-six years later, Marion died in the same room as she was married. Her mother in law, Mrs Hedditch was a January Passing Pioneer
JANET ISABELLA MARY BLACK – Died November 10, 1941 at Mt. Gambier. Janet Black was born at Bridgewater in October 1863. She was the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Joshua Black and stepsister to Rachel Black who's obituary was in the October Passing of the Pioneers. Janet married Samuel Kenney and they had one daughter, Lexie. They lived at both Cape Bridgewater and Kongorong. Janet was the last surviving child of Joshua Black.
MARY KENNEY – Died November 19, 1941 at St. Kilda. Mary Kenney was a sister-in-law of Janet Black (above) and they passed away within nine days of each other. Mary was the daughter of John and Ellen Kenney of Lower Cape Bridgewater and she was born in Richmond Street, Portland in 1847. She later married J.K. Palmer of Hawkesdale.
MARGARET MARTIN – Died November 12, 1942 at Portland. Margaret Martin lived in Portland for the entire 85 years of her life. She married Mr Symington and they had two sons and three daughters.
FLORENCE COUCH – Died November 17, 1954 at Surrey Hills. Florence Couch's father was one of the original pioneers of the Scott's Creek district near Timboon. Florence was the last surviving member of a family of 13. The Couch family were well-known for their horse handling skills. When Florence married Mr Roberts around 1906, they moved to South Africa for two years before returning to Scott's Creek. She had five surviving children at the time of her death.


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