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Deia Zukowski began her Crutchfield career in 2010, as a sales advisor in the Spanish/International department. Crutchfield's hands-on sales training quickly converted her interest in photography into a full-fledged hobby. After five years in sales advising customers on choosing the best A/V and camera gear for their needs, she is happy to share her knowledge and enthusiasm for top-notch gear as an A/V writer.
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» How does a digital camera take pictures?
» Are the settings on a digital camera hard to figure out? What if I just want to "point and shoot?"
» What do all these "scene modes" do?
» Why do some cameras have an LCD screen and a viewfinder?
» What kind of memory does a digital camera use?
» I've taken a few digital photos using my new camera. What do I do now?
» Why do some digital cameras list two different pixel counts?
» What's the difference between optical and digital zoom?
» Do I need a lot of zoom on my digital camera?
» What is image stabilization, and will I see a difference?
» What kind of resolution do I need for sharp photos?
» Why do some 10-megapixel cameras cost more than 12-megapixel cameras?
» Is it true that digital cameras have lag time between when you push the shutter button and when the camera takes the picture? What can I do about it?
Q: How does a digital camera take pictures?
A: Instead of capturing light on a piece of photo-sensitive film like a film camera, a digital camera reads light using an image sensor, typically a CMOS sensor, and stores the information to memory as a digital picture file. The more pixels a sensor uses to read light, the more detailed the photos are.
Q: Are the settings on a digital camera hard to figure out? What if I just want to "point and shoot?"
A: Today's digital cameras offer many helpful features and settings, but even with the extra options (and buttons), they're still very easy to use. Both point-and-shoot cameras and more advanced SLR models come with goof-proof automatic settings — start with them, then try out the more sophisticated features as you get more comfortable taking photos.
Q: What do all these "scene modes" do?
A: Digital cameras, especially point-and-shoot models, offer preset exposure settings designed to help you take better photos under a variety of shooting conditions. You'll see scene modes like Portrait, Landscape, Sunset, Fireworks, and Museum. When you want to take pictures in one of these situations, just select the appropriate scene mode, and let the camera automatically choose focus, shutter speed, aperture, white balance, and flash options to match. You'll find these presets helpful for taking great-looking shots in tricky photographic environments, without a lot of thought or effort.
Q: Why do some cameras have an LCD screen and a viewfinder?
A: Generally, it's easiest to frame shots using your camera's LCD screen. Sometimes, though, glare from the sun makes it difficult to compose pictures on the screen. That's when having a traditional viewfinder is a great bonus. And when you frame shots with your viewfinder, you can steady the camera against your cheek, helping to prevent accidental camera shake and blurry pictures. Plus, it's much easier to frame up a zoomed-in shot and keep it stable. Taking pictures using the viewfinder instead of the LCD screen also saves battery power.
While digital SLRs have an LCD screen for reviewing photos, you'll normally use the viewfinder to compose shots with this type of camera. However, most SLRs now include a" live view" mode for their LCD screens, on which you can frame pictures just like you would with a point-and-shoot camera.
Q: What kind of memory does a digital camera use?
A: All of today's cameras accept flash memory cards, such as a Memory Stick, CompactFlash card, or SD (Secure Digital) card. Plus, some cameras also come with embedded flash memory that allows you to store a handful of high-resolution photos. The memory that a digital camera uses, whether built in or on a removable card, is reusable. That means you can transfer or delete the images on it, then use it again for picture storage.
Q: I've taken a few digital photos using my new camera. What do I do now?
A: The most common next step is probably to transfer your pictures to your computer. Most digital cameras come with a USB cable for connection to a USB-capable PC or Mac — simply connect the camera and transfer the pics. (Another possibility for transferring photos to a computer is via a camera dock or a compatible memory card reader.) Once the photos are on your desktop, you can edit them, e-mail them, post them online, and even print them out using your computer's printer. You can also print them using an Internet-based print service — the prints can be mailed to your home or you can pick them up at a store.
More and more cameras are coming with Wi-Fi® built-in, enabling you to share and store your digital files directly from the camera, or via apps for your smartphones and tablets. Not only do these apps give you instant sharing options, they also give you a host of viewing and remote control choices.
If you have a stand-alone digital photo printer that is compatible with your camera or your camera's form of memory, you may be able to print directly from the camera or the removable memory, without having to use a computer. Also, most photo labs will print directly from a CD or memory card.
Q: While looking around at digital cameras, I've occasionally noticed two different pixel counts for the same camera. Why?
A: Some manufacturers publish two different pixel counts for each camera, and both numbers are correct. Here's the difference. One of those numbers is the actual pixel count — it's the number of pixels present on the sensor. The other number, which may be the same or slightly lower, is the effective pixel count. Effective pixel count is the number of pixels that are actually used when a picture is taken; some pixels on a sensor don't get used for picture information.
Q: What's the difference between optical and digital zoom?
A: Optical zoom involves a zoom lens, just as it would on a traditional film camera. A camera with an optical zoom of 3X makes your subject seem like she's three times closer to you than she actually is.
Digital zoom, on the other hand, is a digital technology that takes a real optical image, and "zooms" it by blowing up each pixel and using interpolation — essentially, adding fake blocks of color to fill in the gaps that result, based on what colors it thinks would have been in those spots. For the most part, digital zoom results in an instant decrease in an image's clarity and sharpness. Images rapidly become blocky and pixelated as you continue to zoom.
For that reason, if you're interested in sharp, crisp closeups of faraway objects, always consider a digital camera's optical zoom spec, not the digital zoom spec.
Q: Do I need a lot of zoom on my digital camera?
A: The truth is that for everyday shots (a group of friends on a hiking trip or a little girl dressed for her ballet recital) you don't need super-high zoom. Almost every camera these days has at least 3X optical zoom capability, and that's usually plenty.
Where telephoto power (zoom like 6X, 10X, 20X or higher) comes into play is for making pictures without the camera being physically close to the subject. So if you and your friends spot a far-off bald eagle while hiking, you'll need a powerful zoom to capture it as more than a distant black speck. Similarly, if that little girl is now pirouetting across the stage at her recital, more powerful zoom will let you get close to her performance from across the auditorium.
If you think you'd like that additional zoom power, also keep an eye out for optical image stabilization. Zooming way in can increase the effects of hand shake when shooting, sometimes leading to blurry photos. Image stabilization counteracts the effects of shaky shooting for crisp, detailed images.
Q: What is image stabilization, and will I see a difference?
A: Many cameras feature image stabilization, which uses special sensors to detect camera shake and counteract its effects. Image stabilization is particularly good at retaining crisp edges in photos that would otherwise be prone to blur, such as long-distance zoom shots, or pictures taken in low light where the camera's shutter speed slows down.
There are two types of image stabilization: optical and digital. Optical image stabilization is hardware-based. The camera senses camera shake, and immediately shifts either the lens elements or the image sensor to compensate for the movement. Digital image stabilization is strictly electronic — no physical shifts occur within the camera. The camera's sensitivity is simply increased to momentarily speed up the shutter and thereby offset blur. However, the higher the camera's sensitivity is set, the greater the chance there is for "noise" that can degrade image quality. So for the sharpest blur-free photos, we recommend looking for cameras that feature optical image stabilization.
Q: What kind of resolution do I need for sharp photos?
A: If you're just going to be posting photos on the Web, you don't need very high resolution — even 640 x 480 should provide nice, clear images.
If you want more detail, and may be printing out some photos in smaller sizes, anything from 1600 x 1200 to 2048 x 1536 should cover your needs — just remember that higher resolution makes for cleaner, crisper pictures, but it also causes the stored photo to take up more memory.
If you want to make very large prints — 8"x 10" and above — consider going with a camera that offers at least 3072 x 2048 resolution or higher. High resolution is also important if you're going to be cropping out a portion of a picture and printing the cropped section in a large size — if the photo is high-res to start with, you're less likely to see pixelation when you blow it up. (You can also check out our resolution chart to compare.) The good news? Digital cameras have come a long way in the last couple of years, and all of our digital cameras have high enough maximum resolution to provide clear, large-sized prints, as well as sharp Web photos.
Q: In shopping for cameras, I noticed a 10-megapixel camera that cost more than a 12-megapixel camera. Why?
A: Although megapixels are one way to judge a camera's abilities, it's sometimes not quite as simple as "more are better." What is true is that "bigger is better" — at least when it comes to sensor size. The sensor is the chip that actually reads the light coming into your camera, and both its pixel count and physical size affect your pictures. You see, not all sensors with the same resolution are actually the same size. For example, some cameras use a very small sensor, while others with the same resolution (usually high-end cameras) use a much larger sensor. The larger the sensor is physically, the more detail it gathers, and the more lifelike the images it records.
Sensors are measured using an outdated system of fractions based on old TV tube measurement techniques, so the specs aren't that intuitive to compare. Some sizes you'll often see, from smallest to largest, are 1/2.7", 1/1.8", and 2/3". Sometimes, you can also compare sensor size using actual millimeters, and that's far easier.
So, if you're comparing a more expensive, high-end camera to a budget-friendly one boasting similar resolution but less sophisticated features, the first one may well have a bigger and better sensor.
Q: I've heard that digital cameras have some kind of lag time between when you push the shutter button and when the camera actually takes the picture. Is this true, and what can I do about it?
A: Many cameras do experience something called "shutter lag." In general, shutter lag is the result of an automatic camera trying to assess proper focus and exposure and take a shot, as quickly as possible. Sometimes, the lag is not, strictly speaking, "shutter" lag — instead, it's a delay that occurs when a digital camera stores a recorded image. Once people get familiar with a camera which lags a little, they have an easier time adjusting for lag.
There are also some cool tricks for getting around it. One is to choose a camera with manual exposure and focus controls, and avoid automatic mode whenever possible. Another option is to look for a "continuous shooting" or "continuous AF" mode on your camera and activate that whenever you want ultra-responsive photo capture. A third trick involves keeping the shutter button half-depressed when you're shooting in automatic. That way, the camera stays focused and doesn't have to pause to focus once you push the button. And if you think your problem is one of processing, be sure to look for a camera with a "burst mode," and use that for squeezing off rapid-fire shots; in "burst mode," cameras can store a limited number of photos much faster than during regular shooting.
Currently, there's no set standard to let manufacturers publish specs about camera speed — partly because it's affected by so many additional factors. Fortunately, today's cameras are a lot speedier than early digital cameras — and the more high-end the camera, the less lag it's likely to have. You may also want to consider a digital SLR camera or a mirrorless hybrid interchangeable lens camera. They have greater response time than most point-and-shoot cameras — these cameras respond instantaneously to a press of a shutter button. If you're extremely worried about potential lag issues, read up on real-life user reviews of the model in question. You'll quickly get a sense of whether it commonly lags, or whether it's on the speedy side.
Q: What's a digital SLR camera, and why would I buy one?
A: A digital SLR, or "single-lens reflex," camera generally combines increased flexibility and improved picture-taking with larger size and higher price. Today's digital SLRs let you change out lenses and manually set exposure and focus, making them a great choice for enthusiasts and professionals. Because their internal image sensor is usually larger than those found in point-and-shoot models, they tend to deliver cleaner, sharper, more dynamic photos. And due to their construction, they have incredibly rapid response time and powerful continuous shooting modes.
A digital SLR is a good choice for anyone who takes a lot of pictures, likes to experiment with photography, and doesn't mind carrying a larger, heavier camera or even a camera bag with add-on lenses. Read this article to learn all about digital SLRs.


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Examining the FBI's role in the Petraeus investigation
Sunday - 11/18/2012, 1:21pm EST
By RICHARD LARDNER
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The way the FBI responded to Jill Kelley's complaint about receiving harassing emails, which ultimately unraveled or scarred the careers of ex-CIA Director David Petraeus and Marine Gen. John Allen, is the exception, not the rule.
The FBI commonly declines to pursue cyberstalking cases without compelling evidence of serious or imminent harm to an individual, victims of online harassment, advocacy groups and computer crime experts told The Associated Press.
But in the sensational episode that uncovered the spy chief's adulterous affair, the FBI's cyberdivision devoted months of tedious investigative work to uncover who had sent insulting and anonymous messages about Kelley, the Florida socialite who was friendly with Petraeus and Allen - and friends with a veteran FBI counterterrorism agent in Tampa.
The bureau probably would have ignored Kelley's complaint had it not been for information in the emails that indicated the sender was aware of the travel schedules of Petraeus and Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan. Instead, the FBI considered this from the earliest stages to be an exceptional case, and one so sensitive that FBI Director Robert Mueller and Attorney General Eric Holder were kept notified of its progress.
How the FBI's investigation unfolded - especially its decision not to alert the White House, the director of national intelligence or Congress about its discovery of Petraeus's sexual affair until Election Day - is under scrutiny, especially because there is no indication so far that any criminal charges will be filed.
Mueller and his deputy, Sean Joyce, have met privately with lawmakers to defend how the inquiry was handled. Holder said on Thursday that law enforcement officials did not inform the president and Congress about the probe because it did not uncover any threat to national security.
President Barack Obama said he was withholding judgment until he learns more. "You know, we don't have all the information yet," Obama said at a White House news conference. "But I want to say that I have a lot of confidence generally in the FBI." He added that it was "best right now for us to just see how this whole process is unfolding."
The FBI's cybersquads, like the one in Tampa that investigated the Petraeus case, are primarily focused on blocking criminals and terrorists from using the Internet to threaten national security or steal valuable information stored in government and corporate computers.
An AP review of court records found only nine cases over the past two years that identified cyberstalking or cyberharassment as the underlying crime in federal criminal complaints. In one recent case, a Michigan man was charged with cyberstalking after using the Internet and text messages to contact female victims, many of them minors, in an effort to obtain pornographic pictures. In another case, the FBI arrested a man for sending emails threatening to kill Los Angeles model Kourtney Reppert and her family.
"They turn people away all the time on the grounds that (cyberstalking) is a civil matter, not a criminal one," said Danielle Citron, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Law who studies cyberharassment issues.
In one such incident, a woman told the AP that her ex-boyfriend posted online an intimate video and nude photos of her with her name and email address, and she complained to the FBI. Speaking on condition of anonymity because she feared personal and professional repercussions, the woman said she had been deluged with offensive messages from strangers who viewed the photos and video. Her personal and professional reputation had been ruined. She changed her name.
The FBI's advice to her: hire a lawyer.
But the FBI considered Kelley's complaint significant. And for good reason, said David Laufman, a former federal prosecutor who handled national security cases. "Most cases aren't going to get this level of attention or resources," he said. "But most cases don't involve the incumbent director of the CIA or the head of U.S. military forces in Afghanistan."
The first anonymous emails, which the FBI ultimately traced to Paula Broadwell, an Army reservist and Petraeus's biographer, were sent in May to Allen and several other generals warning them to stay away from Kelley. The emails came from the pseudonym "Kelleypatrol" and included notes on Allen's plans to see Kelley in Washington the following week. Concerned about how anyone else would know about his personal plans, Allen forwarded the emails to Kelley to see whether she was playing a prank on them. Other generals also forwarded to Kelley copies of emails they received.


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Larry Hill Jr. grew up on the rugged streets of Brooklyn, N.Y.
As a pre-teen, he kept a beeper on his hip and acted as a lookout for drug dealers. If he spotted cops, he warned the bosses.
"That was like my first job at 11 years old," he said.
That first job led Hill into a life of crime that ultimately put him behind bars.
More than 30 years later, Hill spends his days in a salon, cutting hair and thinking of ways to mentor children who might head down the path he's already traveled.
On the streets
Hill's grandmother raised him until she died before he was a teenager.
The 11-year-old boy had no relationship with his parents so he fended for himself.
"I was pretty much raised on the streets by drug dealers …" he said.
Hill said he was good at survival, breaking into cars and selling drugs to get by. When he was about 17 years old, Hill noticed a trend in the drug trade. What he peddled in New York sold for more money in the south. So Hill moved to Raleigh.
"I had the fancy cars, luxury homes and beautiful women," Hill said of his life at 18.
But when you engage in shady activity in the dark, the light switch will eventually be turned on, he said.
Hill got busted for armed robbery.
Years in prison
He stepped into prison, sentenced to 18 years.
He was 20 and terrified.
"I was scared. Either you're going to be a man or you're going to be a wimp," he said.
Ever a survivor, Hill acclimated to daily life behind bars.
Hill said emerged a different person. And he said he isn't sure what would've happened to him if he had continued on the same road.
"Prison is not for no one… but between prison or death, I was lucky to go to prison," he said.
Act of kindness
Hill came to Gastonia after his release – 38, with no family, homeless.
But he kept up appearances.
"I could look like a million bucks but be hurting inside," he said.
One day Hill walked to a woman's house who he knew sold single cigarettes. He was low on cash but wanted Newports.
The woman told him she was trying to get her kids ready for the beginning of the school year but had no money for haircuts.
Hill said he took his last $17 and bummed a few more to buy clippers. He cut the three boys' hair.
"It wasn't 30 minutes, and I had a line of boys wanting haircuts," Hill said.
Hill returned to the neighborhood that weekend and trimmed boys' hair for free so they would all sport new cuts for the beginning of school.
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Hill was walking through the neighborhood one Sunday when a woman came out of a church. She said the congregation had heard about his act of kindness and wanted him to come inside.
Hill declined the offer, only to have the church's pastor offer him an envelope of money.
Hill said he turned that down too, saying he doesn't like to take handouts and worrying the cash would lead him back to old habits.
The pastor met up with Hill the next day and gave him haircutting supplies and tuition to a cosmetology school.
Hill started class.
"I was living at Lineberger Park at the time and had one pair of pants," he said.
Someone at the school learned about Hill's situation. During a weekly assembly an administrator did not name names but asked that people donate to help out a student in need.
He had $2.75 to his name, a sum he planned to spend at Bojangles' that day. Instead, he dropped it in the donation pile.
Hill later learned the three buckets of cash were for him.
That money put Hill up in a hotel for three months while he attended classes.
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Hill found a second home at Simply Sonji's II Hair Care & Spa on South York Road.
Still an apprentice, Hill works alongside owner Sonji Williams.
The two share a talent for taming unruly locks and brainstorming about unifying the community.
Williams supports Hill's affinity for helping children who might lack guidance.
Hill often talks to such kids and offers up haircuts if they're a little shaggy.
Hill also wants to recruit those teens into a group he's started called COG, the Children of God.
Recently baptized, Hill believes COG could do the community some good. He wants to bring together young men to help mow people's grass for free. If the property owners want to make a donation, the money can be used to keep up the program.
Creating a new life
When Hill was a kid, no adults stopped him on the street to show concern for what he was doing.
Hill said he's not going to follow that example.
Though he may be covered in tattoos, most kids aren't intimidated by him, Hill said.
And while the kids roaming the streets of Gastonia are a priority for Hill, he said the most important child in his life is his 4-year-old son, Larry III.
Hill said he wants to be the motivator and supporter that he never had growing up.
As an adult, Hill said he gets much of that support within the four walls of the salon.
The only man working with a handful of women, Hill said the group sometimes argues like siblings, but the ups and downs make them a family.
And while he never saw cosmetology in his future, Hill said he's happy in his new life.
"I never thought in a million years I'd be in a salon of all women doing hair," he said. "A real man can be in a salon."
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The Springbok Sevens finished third after a 41-7 thrashing of Kenya on day two of the Gold Coast Sevens.
In the bronze play-off against Kenya, Cornal Hendrick starred with his second hat-trick of the tournament as South Africa cruised to a big win. Paul Delport also scored a brace, while Frankie Horne, Steven Hunt and Stephen Dippenaar also dotted down.
Kenya scored their solitary try via Oscar Ouma in the second half.
While the Springbok Sevens disappointed in their 21-10 Cup semi-final loss to eventual winners Fiji (who beat New Zealand 32-14 in the Cup final), it was an impressive tournament run overall and a positive start to the 2012-13 World Series campaign.
The next leg will be played in Dubai on 30 November and 1 December.
Earlier on day two, Fiji punished an errant Blitzboks performance in the Cup semis. Paul Treu's team made too many mistakes on attack, while their defence leaked three tries for the Pacific Islanders to secure victory. It was South Africa's worst performance of the leg.
Fiji led 14-7 at the break as Ulaiyasi Tavucuilagi and Joji Raqamate grabbed tries. Cecil Afrika's score left the Springbok Sevens within reach at half-time.
In the second stanza, Fiji were reduced to six players as Ilai Tinai was yellow-carded for a trip. The Blitzboks camped inside the opposition's red zone during this period, but only left with a Branco du Preez drop goal.
South Africa had their opportunities to search for what would've been a match-winning score, but they were restricted by a physical defence. Fiji then scored against the run of play via Tinai.
In the Cup quarter-final, the Blitzboks beat France 26-14.
South Africa scored two tries via Hunt and Kyle Brown in the first stanza to hold a 14-7 lead at the break. Terry Bouhraoua hit back for the French.
The Blitzboks cruised to victory in the second half as Afrika and Hendricks crossed the chalk. France grabbed a consolation try at the death via Renaud Delmas.
Blitzboks' fixtures (Day 2):
Cup quarter-finals: South Africa 26 France 14
Cup semi-finals: South Africa 10 Fiji 21
3rd/4th play-off: South Africa 41 Kenya 7
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Decision-making in South African rugby should be influenced by what's good for the game and not by individual agendas, writes Schalk Burger Senior.
Everybody's got a question about our rugby and everybody wants an answer that contains a solution. A senior official recently stated that he is sick and tired of people criticising the game. He is being unrealistic. The game will and must always remain a debate due to its uniqueness. It is easier said than done because, before we can answer questions, we need to know where to direct them.
I've also got a question about the problems we are facing in our game, but I am as much at a loss as the next rugby supporter because no-one is standing up and fronting the questions or advising us where to go. I should perhaps point out that I refer here to the game in the broader context, and not any specific teams.
Everybody wants ownership of the game, but no-one wants the responsibility that goes with ownership, which is accountability. The blame culture solves nothing. Players blame each other and, in some instances, their coach. The coach blames the media and, in some cases, his players. The administration blames the coach, the players and the media. But nobody is standing tall in our game, from the top down, putting a hand in the air and saying the buck stop here. Nobody is saying: "I run this game and therefore I answer the questions."
Politicking dominates the coverage of rugby in this country and that is wrong. It is unhealthy because the game is about players and supporters. At least that's what I believe. The supporter invests his money and his heart in supporting a team and all they want is for the player to give it 100% and to be able to walk from the field with his head held high.
It may sound simplistic, but there are times when we complicate the simple things. And it is the simple things that more often than not give you the answers. My rugby and business philosophy has always been to scrutinise a winning performance and dissect everything so that you understand the reasons why you are being successful. At least then you've got something to go back to as a measurement when you start losing.
There's a tick list. Are you still doing the things that made you successful? You may have tweaked something that you perceived to be small, but which in fact holds it all together. At present there are many new ideas and philosophies but no leaders.
What holds our rugby together commercially is the support base, and this support base is not being acknowledged. This support base wants answers to rugby questions and is not interested in the politics of the sport. For example, what are the attacking or defensive strategies that will be employed by a certain team – what corrective startegies are being employed by teams that are struggling and above all who is carrying the can?
These rugby people want to know that people who love the game are entrusted with positions of authority and that the decision-making is influenced by what's good for the game and not by individual agendas. They want to read about their heroes on the back pages of the newspapers and not the game's administration on the front pages. They want to believe in the game and they want to believe there will always be hope. They want to feel comfortable that someone is steering the ship, in good times and when the seas are hectic. They want a captain they can look up to, and it is not there at the moment.
If you ask me who is responsible for the future of South African rugby as a game, I can't tell you. There are many whose actions indicate they own the game, but there is not one person willing to front up on the very issues that demand responsibility and accountability to become a feared and, above all, respected rugby nation.
There are fundamental flaws within the infrastructure of our rugby and the way we play the game, but that is part of the methodology. In any company, individuals, and not infrastructure, provide leadership. South African rugby will always be strong because of the natural nursery of talent, but to be healthy this player base must be complemented by a commanding individual (or individuals) who can offer wise words of comfort, on and off the field, in troubled times and inspire triumphs – the kind of people who understand that with ownership comes accountability to the stakeholders of the game.
Rugby will always be like war. History has shown that only strong generals, with the best strategies, will survive and win the important battles. These generals lead from the front of the battlefield and fight with their troops. The troops know that their leader has been there before and that the decisions he makes are in the best interests of everyone involved.
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KHLOE KARDASHIAN and LAMAR ODOM are reportedly separated. It's not really an official separation, but Khloe did kick Lamar out of their house . . . supposedly because of his refusal to understand that CRACK IS WHACK. And she's refusing to take him back until he cleans up his act. And by the way . . . Khloe does believe that Lamar cheated on her, but she thinks his drug addiction is the root of all their problems. A source says Lamar is threatening to file for divorce if Khloe doesn't let him back into the house.
Forbes.com has released its annual list of The Highest-Paid Celebrities. MADONNA was #1, with an estimated income of $125 MILLION over the past year. STEVEN SPIELBERG was second with $100 million. And there was a three-way tie between Simon Cowell, Howard Stern and "Fifty Shades of Grey" author E.L. James, who all made $95 million.
The entire would is talking about Miley Cyrus' performance at they MTV music awards. As you would expect, the Parents Television Council went DOG NUTS over Miley's performance. And Miley's dad, Billy Ray just happens to be on the PTC's advisory board. Meanwhile BROOKE SHIELDS . . . who played Miley's dead mother on "Hannah Montana" . . . had this to say on the "Today" show: "I was Hannah Montana's mother. I do not approve. Where did I go wrong? . . . I just want to know who's advising her, and why it's necessary? . . . [Our children] can't watch that. I feel like it's a bit desperate."
Michael Douglas' 13-year marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones may be over. London tabloids report a divorce is imminent. Sources say Douglas is the one who wants the divorce but Catherine is fighting to salvage their relationship; another source claims it's the other way around. Michael Douglas' spokesman wasn't willing to offer up any info. He said, "I won't talk about that."
8/26/13 Lamar Odom Crack Addict?
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Monday, August 26, 2013
If there's any justice in the world . . . any justice at all . . . then MILEY CYRUS killed her career last night at the "MTV Video Music Awards".
Her performance included twerking, crotch-gesturing and a lot of bad singing. When she wasn't sticking her tongue out, that is.
ALEC BALDWIN'S wife HILARIA gave birth to a baby girl on Friday. They named her Carmen Gabriela. Alec's 17-year-old Ireland Baldwin, posted some tips for her new sister as she grows up, which included this: "Don't be that girl that gets wasted at parties and crawls on bathroom floors. It ain't cute."
There are reports all over the Internet that LAMAR ODOM has a drug problem, and it's putting a strain on his marriage to KHLOE KARDASHIAN. TMZ says he's into crack, but the "National Enquirer" claims it's OxyContin. Yesterday, Khloe Tweeted, quote, "Really hard to sit here and listen to people talk [crap] about my family! [Eff] you and shame on you! I'm too protective for this [crap]!"
Mike Tyson made a shocking admission at a press conference Friday in New York. The former champ revealed that he's been lying about staying sober for the past few years. Tyson, who was promoting his upcoming fight card with Iron Mike Productions, said, "I wanna change my life, I wanna live a different life now. I wanna live my sober life. I don't wanna die. I'm on the verge of dying, because I'm a vicious alcoholic."
9/23/13 Simon Cowell with Pregnant Girlfriend
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Friday, August 23, 2013
SIMON COWELL and his pregnant girlfriend LAUREN SILVERMAN reunited Wednesday in the South of France. And they're supposedly talking about their FUTURE. Meanwhile, sources say Simon had a secret meeting with Lauren's ex-husband ANDREW SILVERMAN recently, to clear the air and make sure he doesn't take their issues public.
A 49-year-old man from Rhode Island named John M. Dubis was squatting in the pool house of JENNIFER LOPEZ'S Hamptons estate. And he lived there for a full WEEK before he was caught. The guy was actually living LARGE . . . walking around the estate in full view of the neighbors and even posting pictures of himself all over the grounds on Facebook. And the whole time, J-Lo's SECURITY was on duty. Someone finally figured out he wasn't supposed to be there and called the cops. He was charged with stalking and felony burglary.
Just when you thought the "Law & Order" franchise couldn't get any more exploitative with its "ripped from the headlines" episodes, we get this: In an upcoming episode of "Law & Order: SVU", PAULA DEEN will kill TRAYVON MARTIN. --Here's all the plot synopsis you need: A very high profile female celebrity chef thinks she's being pursued by a rapist . . . so she turns around and shoots him. Turns out he was just an innocent kid.
8/22/13 David Cassidy Arrested
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COREY FELDMAN is trying to be the next HUGH HEFNER, by filling his mansion with scantily-clad women and throwing parties. A writer for Vice.com got to attend one, and his article and photos make it seem like it was pretty lame.
ROBERT PATTINSON seemed to take a dig at "Twilight" fans . . . telling a German magazine, quote, "Sometimes I ask myself what these masses of people do the whole day. They sit in front of their computers and comment on anything having even remotely to do with 'Twilight'." Cue the uproar!
DAVID CASSIDY was arrested for drunk driving near Albany, New York yesterday morning. And when he found out the cop's name was TOM JONES, he said, quote, "What's new, pussycat?" . . . which is the name of a hit song by the SINGER Tom Jones. Cassidy is now facing FELONY drunk driving charges because of a prior DUI in Florida.
If Khloe Kardashian divorces Lamar Odom, she could get more money because he cheated on her. Two women have come forward so far claiming they had affairs with the NBA star and sources say if another woman comes forward, Khloe's leaving him. The two signed a prenup and Odom would have to shell out $500,000 for each year they were wed, as well as allowances for spousal support and shopping. And there is also a cheating clause that would give Khloe more money if he cheated on her.
Although Lindsay Lohan said that there is no one to blame but herself for her troubles, her dad, Michael Lohan said, "I don't think she should have taken any of the blame for what happened to her. It's my fault and Dina's fault. We put her in the middle of the divorce. Now it's up to me and Dina to make this better."
8/21/13 Simon Cowell Speaks Out
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SIMON COWELL is finally starting to talk about his impending fatherhood. Yesterday he said he's, quote, "happy and excited" about becoming a dad. He added, quote, "It's a great time in my life." Even though Simon has said in the past that he didn't want kids, he now says, quote, "Now I know I feel good about it" . . . adding, quote, "I'm proud to be a dad." He also called his baby mama LAUREN SILVERMAN, quote, "a very special girl."
Anyone who thought KRIS JENNER wouldn't use her newborn granddaughter to juice ratings for her garbage talk show . . . WHAT WERE YOU THINKING??? KANYE WEST will show a picture of his daughter NORTH on Friday's episode of "Kris". The show was actually taped on Monday, and an audience member says they took everyone's phone, so nobody could smuggle out a picture. The source says, quote, "She looks like Kanye. She has his cheeks and she is almost as dark as him and she has big eyes like Kim . . . too cute."
A woman lost her leg when a taxi jumped a curb and barreled into her in Manhattan yesterday. The accident occurred near the studio where DR. OZ tapes his show, so he ran down to help. But it sounds like he didn't do much. He said that a bystander had already used a belt as a tourniquet, and she was treated by emergency personnel.
At 56, MELANIE GRIFFITH is learning what a lot of actresses have before her: Hollywood just doesn't care about women of a certain age. She says, quote, "It is what I never thought would happen when I was in my 20s and 30s, hearing actresses bitch about not getting any work when they turned 50. Now I understand it."


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Blenheim Bouquet by Penhaligon's
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Will be wearing Galaad by Lubin
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Andy Tauer - Noontide Petals, Miriam and Loretta
HdP - Veni, Vidi, Vici and Rosam, Ambrarem, Petroleum
The Different Company - Oud Shamash, Oud for Love and Aurore Nomade
Guerlain - Sous Le Vent, Angélique Noire, Bois d'Armenie, Cruel Gardenia, Rose Barbare
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"I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical...It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of government." - Thomas Jefferson
Burberry London.
Don't know what I'm wearing yet but Friday is the 7th. Just sayin'.
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
Friday, 07.12.2012
..........Good morning!
...Jaipur Homme
Frapin 1270
Frederic Malle French Lover
Guerlain Homme L'Eau Boisée
Flanker of a flanker, and despite my preference for wood, probably the worst of the bunch so far for me, but I didn't like Guerlain Homme L'Eau much when I sampled it on a blotter in store, and it has a similar annoying sickly sweet lemon note that I'm overdosing on.
I think it's the 7th but I could be wrong...
Loving this.
What I've Been Wearing:
Diesel by Diesel
Davidoff - Zino
decant sales:
Crystal Flacon
Leather Oud - Dior
ointments and perfume delight the heart....
D&G The One Gentleman, and btw. it's friday the 7th, thursday was 6th :P
MPG Ambre Précieux
Cadillac Black
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
vintage Aramis 900
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
Creed Aventus
Original Penguin for work.
Love all the embed pix. I'll get on tumblr or photobucket soon enough...
...................................... vintage Santal Noble - MPG
Comme des Garcons - Eau de parfum
Thierry Mugler - A*men
Guerlain Cuir Beluga
Byredo Black Saffron.
I don't know much about medicine, but I know what I like. -- S.J. Perelman
Midnight in paris, edp.
Good morning !. SotD is Lanvin L'Homme.
For good, anatomic reasons, scent fosters memory more readily than any other sense.
Oxford & Cambridge
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Have I told you about the scent of jasmine? Have I spoken about the smell of the sea? The earth is scented. And I perfume myself to enhance what I am. That's why I can not wear a perfume that bothers me. Perfuming is an instinctive wisdom. And like all art, it requires some knowledge of yourself..."
Clarice Lispector ( 1920-1977) - Perfumes da Terra / Earth Perfumes
Will try and wake myself up with CDG Zagorsk
1. Une Fleur de Cassie
2. A Travers Le Miroir
3. Noël au Balcon
4. Ghost Man / Bvlgari Black
Pure leather!
TdH Parfum
"We don't fail because we aim too high and miss, but because we aim too low and hit" - Les Brown
"When you're all alone, when no one is watching, and there's no one around to impress, that is who you are" - Greg Laurie
Roger & Gallet
Formerly known as Inselaffe
my current top five (always in transition)
Dior Eau Noire
HdP 1725 Casanova
eau de gloire parfum d'empire
Dia man Amouage
comme des garçons man 2
Hammam Bouquet for me.
Fine fragrance is alive; it breathes, unfolds and unravels with each passing hour....
Roja Dove
Chanel Eau de Cologne this morning
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
Wearing my neglected (and almost empty) decant of:
Santal Blush by Tom Ford
"All problems are illusions of the mind."
-- Eckhart Tolle
Rocking a healthy dose of Honour Man
Sel Marin
Amen Pure Havane
Nobile 1942
Patchouli Nobile
Lubin - Galaad (from a sample)
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The sniffles sadly continue so I might as well smell of cough syrup today:
Knize Ten, the last of my sample
Tesori d'Oriente Neroli e Cardamomo
SotE - Geir.
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Shiseido Tactics
Aventus today.
.............................vintage EDP
Style in play
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
First full wearing of recently acquired L'Artisan L'Eau du Navigateur. Truly marvelous stuff.
SOTD - Phileas by Nina Ricci
SOTE - Arso by Profumum
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Professor of Public Health (Biostatistics); Director, Yale Center for Analytical Sciences (YCAS)
Biographical Info
Peter is professor of biostatistics at YSPH and director of YCAS and the BSR of YCC. He was recruited to establish YCAS and bring all biostatistics under one umbrella at YMS. He also serves on the Executive Committee and Protocol Review Committee for YCC. Dr. Peduzzi has more than 30 years' experience in the design, conduct and analysis of clinical trials and comparative effectiveness studies. Before coming to Yale he was the Director of the VA Cooperative Studies Program Coordinating Center at the VA Connecticut Healthcare System, West Haven, CT for more than a decade and is still affiliated with this center. His primary research interests have focused on the efficient design and analysis of comparative effectiveness clinical trials and geriatric studies.
International Activity
- Antiretrovirals, Options in Management (OPTIMA)
Canada; United Kingdom(2008 - 2008)
OPTIMA was a randomized clinical trial coordinated by the VA Cooperative Studies Program Coordinating Center at West Haven, CT, which is a 2x2 factorial trial of salvage therapy evaluating mega-HAART versus standard HARRT and treatment interruption versus no interruption in 368 patients with advanced HIV disease. OPTIMA was a tri-national collaboration among the VA, UK Medical Research Council and the Canadian Institutes for Health Research. The trial was completed in 2008.
- Clinical Outcomes Utilizing Revascularization and Aggressive Drug Evaluations (COURAGE)
Canada(2005 - 2006)
COURAGE was a randomized clinical trial coordinated by the VA Cooperative Studies Program Coordinating Center at West Haven, CT, which evaluated maximal medical therapy plus angioplasty versus maximum medical therapy alone in patients with stable coronary disease. The trial enrolled 2287 patients from 50 U.S and Canadian medical centers. The trial was completed in 2006 and published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2007 (356: 1503-16)
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- Ph.D.
- Yale University (1976)
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- Fellow, American Statistical Association
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Three sweet spots have arrived to Paris. I took a bit of time to sample a few of their specialties—although I'm looking forward to going back to explore more of their confections. Here's a few favorite tastes from each…
This outpost of the famed pâtisserie Meert in Lille has opened on a corner, just a few blocks from the bustle of the overly-hectic streets of the Marais. Known for their spiced Speculoos cookies, pain d'épices, and brittle pain d'amande cookies, Meert is most famous for their "gaufres". Quite unique, these dainty, chewy waffles come sandwiched with either vanilla or speculoos cream. The shop is a bit austere, so expect understated elegance rather than opulence, a nice change of pace away from the shoppers crowding the sidewalks a few blocks away.
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Tide Display
In some circumstances, the information for displaying tide and current data for 2012 needs to be reset. The following download automatically resets the "cache" for displaying tide and current stations, and may be used when Offshore Navigator 5.08 does not display 2012 information (in US waters.)
After either installing v5.08e (found on CD only), or after installing Editon 4.9 of the Maptech Tides & Currents, if your Tides are not being displayed properly, please follow the steps below in clearing the Tide Cache.
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Click the link below. In most instances, your web browser will ask if the file should be Opened, or Saved to your computer. Choose Save, then select a location to Save the downloaded file In. If you are unfamiliar with downloading and applying software patches, we recommend choosing your "Desktop"; select Save In, Desktop and press Save. Once the download completes, double-click the downloaded application that appears on your Desktop. This will apply the download to your Maptech installation. Once that process is completed, you may run your Maptech application and (once working) delete the download from your Desktop.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Sean Kuraly netted two goals, but Western Michigan scored with 8.3 seconds left to send the No. 13 Miami hockey team to a 5-4 loss at Lawson Ice Arena on Friday night.
The loss drops MU to 9-8-2 overall and 3-6 in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference. WMU is now 10-8-3 and 4-5 in NCHC play.
The RedHawks got the first quality chance when Max Cook redirected a centering feed from Matt Joyaux past WMU goalie Lukas Hafner, but the puck clanged off the crossbar and stayed out. A Jordan Oesterle shot from the point went through traffic and hit the post as well within the first five minutes of play.
After that post was hit, the Broncos pinned the RedHawks in their end for the next few shifts and held an 8-1 edge in shots on goal at the first media timeout.
WMU got on the board at the 6:55 mark when Colton Hargrove cashed in on a rebound off a Taylor Fleming shot to take a 1-0 lead. It only took 41 seconds for MU to respond as Matt Joyaux blasted a point shot that redirected through traffic after a faceoff win for his second goal of the season. Bryon Paulazzo and Justin Greenberg assisted on the goal by teaming up for a faceoff win, Greenberg's helper was his first-collegiate point.
Shortly after netting the tying goal, the RedHawks got an opportunity on the power play. MU mustered a single shot during the man advantage, keeping the score tied at 1-1.
WMU went onto the power play with 5:25 remaining in the opening period and appeared to take the lead 44 seconds later when Jordan Oesterle's blast from the point was initially ruled a goal with 4:39 to play in the first, but a video review overturned the call on the ice and left the score tied.
Another MU penalty put WMU back on the power play with 1:04 to go in the first period, but the Red and White stood tall and kept the score tied at 1-1 after 20 minutes of play. The star of the period was Ryan McKay, who turned aside 18 shots as the Broncos outshot the RedHawks 19-5.
The Red and White killed off the remaining 56 seconds of the Broncos power play at the outset of the second period and went to their second man advantage 1:18 into the middle stanza. Miami cashed in on that opportunity at 2:42 when Greenberg dug the puck out of the corner and fed Riley Barber in the slot. The sophomore walked the puck into the slot and fired a heavy wrist shot that beat Hafner to put MU ahead 2-1. Matthew Caito also assisted on Barber's 12th tally of the year.
With the game nearing the midway point, WMU's Mike Cichy took a pass to the right wing side and went across the MU slot before working it to the left and tying the game at 2-2 with 10:22 remaining in the second period.
A few minutes later, Kuraly gave the RedHawks a 3-2 lead when he converted a nice 3-on-2 transition rush by wristing a shot from the slot past Hafner for his fifth goal of the season. Ben Paulides and Anthony Louis earned assists with quick tape-to-tape passes on that rush. That goal with 7:25 left in the second period chased WMU netminder Lukas Hafner after he allowed three goals on 12 shots. Frank Slubowski came in for the rest of the game. That capped the scoring of a second period where WMU outshot MU 13-12.
The Broncos' special teams turned the game around early in the third period. The RedHawks got an early power play, but Chase Balisy capitalized off a turnover and scored a shorthanded goal on the breakaway just 3:06 into the final period. MU committed a penalty with nine seconds left on the man advantage and capitalized on a Josh Pitt goal with 13:57 to play in regulation.
Kuraly came through again when he moved down the right side and beat Slubowski for his second of the night with 6:18 left, tying the score at 4-4. That goal was created by a nice set of passes by Alex Wideman and Barber, who each assisted on the play.
The Broncos got another power play with 5:04 remaining, but the man advantage was negated by a Josh Pitts five-minute major 27 seconds later. With 4:37 left, Pitts was going to be in the penalty box for the remainder of regulation.
After the teams finished up four-on-four play over the ensuing 1:33, the RedHawks went on the power play for the remaining 3:04 of the period. Miami used its timeout with 1:12 left and the score still tied at 4-4, but it was WMU that got the winning goal when Chase Balisy found a loose puck in the neutral zone and drove to the net for an initial shot that was stopped by McKay up close, but Nolan LaPorte tapped in the rebound with 8.3 seconds remaining to send MU to a tight loss.
The Broncos ended up holding a 45-26 advantage in shots on goal, though that shot gap was a much closer 26-21 in the final 40 minutes of play. The Red and White went 1-for-5 on the power play compared to the Broncos' 1-for-4 mark. WMU's two shorthanded goals ended up the difference in the score.
Ryan McKay tied a season high with 40 saves on 45 shots. After WMU's Hafner allowed three goals on 12 shots, Slubowski made 13 saves on 14 MU attempts.
The two teams conclude their weekend series on Saturday night at 7:05 p.m.


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Postby suanj » 22 Jun 2003, 20:04
girty wrote:looking for the orgin of the name catuosco. can't seem to find it anywhere in italiy. Help please
Postby ptimber » 22 Jun 2003, 21:40
Postby suanj » 22 Jun 2003, 21:57
ptimber wrote:Giorty tell the nice lady that she should go to www.ellisisland.org and look up Catuosco surnbame and check the ships manifest for Marsico as place of birth.....She is not familiar with immigrants whose name is extinct in Italy but still alive in the USA since they all left Italy for the USA in that name or they simp;ly died out in Italy. Peter
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Postby girty » 22 Oct 2003, 23:42
Postby suanj » 24 Oct 2003, 07:11
girty wrote:hey saunj
This very well could be my great grandfather michele. the age is correct. but since he is already u.s. citzen not much information available on manifest. he may very well have gone back to italy in that year. not sure. maybe family(mother or father) business. ie death in family.
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