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Caron Un Pour Homme.
I just sampled "Carnal Flower" by Malle, I never thought i'd want to scrub a Malle fragrance off of me.
It was far too feminine and over powering. After scrubbing, the melon, floral, coconut blend is still lingering.
I can at least say it is some strong juice. However, a juice I wouldn't mind ever smelling again.
Anything you guys completely disliked lately?
Caron Un Pour Homme.
Current top 10 (No order):
1. Pure Havane
2. Menthe Fraiche
3. Tobacco Vanille
4. L'Air Du Desert Marocain
5. Green Irish Tweed
6. Fahrenheit
7. Musc Ravageur
8. Tonka Imperial
9. Gucci Pour Homme II
10. Dior Homme Intense
Citron Sauvage de Il Profvmo...it seemed to be the detergent Dubro Citron on me...!
1 million
I sampled Caron Un Pour Homme for the first time the other day. I can't say it's a bad fragrance. It's definitely a unique composition, just not anything I'd ever want to smell like. I found it overwhelming and a bit nauseating. Definitely a scrubber for me.
I'ma bit embarassed to admit this but: Habit Rouge. Much as I love it on paper, the peony (I think it's peony, otherwise the peonies I bought a few months ago had been doused in Habit Rouge) is absolutely overpowering on my skin. I literally couldn't smell anything else.
Montale's Wood & Spices. Possibly the worst masculine EVER!
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Cool water, Spicebomb and Play Intense in recent history.
Secretions Manifiques... Unfortunately it didn't work.
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
Interlude Man.
Chanel AHS Cologne. Vile stuff. Yuck!!
One Million and Chanel Allure Homme Sport Extreme. Both about made me and my 16 year old son gag.
Don't recall ever actually scrubbing one off, but I came fairly close recently with Le Male Terrible.
Tobacco Vanille - this was a couple of years back and once the sexy opening was gone I tried to be patient with the vanilla thing you're left with but it was just too much . . .
Seasonal favorites:
1. Xerjoff - Nio
2. Creed - Aventus
3. Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
4. The Different Company - De Bachmakov
5. Dior - Homme Sport 2008
6. Montale - Aoud Legacy
7. Creed - Virgin Island Water
8. by Kilian - Straight to Heaven
9. Creed - Original Cologne
10. Clive Christian - 1872 for Men
Angel Men Pure Leather... but not because I hated the fragrance. I love it, but man does it go on forever. It was already the next day and I wanted to put on something else, but I could still detect it on my skin. Crazy longevity on me.
KISS HIM. PSA: Do not blind-buy this one.
Tresor. YUCK!
Perfume is like cocktails without the hangover, like chocolate without the calories, like an affair without tears, like a vacation from which you never have to come back.
― Marian Bendeth
I have had to scrub off many Bond no. 9 frags, the underlying plastic chemical nauseates me. But, the last one I scrubbed off was Creed Original Vetiver. There is just something there underlying that-as the British say-gets up my nose.
Drakkar Noir
1 Million. The woman loves it on me. I am not a fan at all.
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Yatagan! I tried and tried for a while but I just couldn't, I had to scrub it off.
Aventus -- it was like I sprayed air freshener on my skin.
The very last one- Eau Radieuse by Humiecki and Graef, that I recklessly sprayed from a sample I was given
"Your fragrance with a fume of iodine" L. Cohen
Years and years ago - Aramis
None so far, even the ones with rather (at least to me) unpleasant notes I have gotten to become somehow accustomed to.
I too had to scrub off the wet dog stink of Secretions Magnifiques.
Kurt smells like Teen Spirit
Leather Oud... I *love* that frag, but it's *seriously* powerful! I gave myself a few too many sprays of it, and it smelled *amazing*, but I was about to go out and I was worried about giving people around me cancer from its nuclear power! :/ I showered again and it was *still* there!
Tauer's Vetiver Dance is the most nauseating scent experience I've ever had the misfortune of coming across. Literally could not tolerate it five minutes before making a dash for running water.
Musc Ravageur , have a real love hate thing with it, and other heavy musks.
The only ones that gave me the urge to scrub them off as they somewhat started to annoy me were The Dreamer and Obsession for men. Else I mainly scrub off scents that leave me cold and stand in the way of putting on something else instead.
Farenheit. Never again.
Swiss Army Limited Edition
Polo Black
AdG (Yes...AdG)
All the above gave me instant headache...and yes how can I forget..Antonio by Antonio Banderas!!
Did not expect to see Fahrenheit in here. Interesting. I love that the variables in the bottle do not change, however our noses, senses and even tastes change, rendering every bottle completely subjective.
Untitled No. 8 - I usually struggle through a bad fragrance, at least that way I'll know I hate it top-to-bottom, but I just couldn't go around with my hand smelling like poo all day!
A*men the original....... never again
Arent you a little short for a stormtrooper?
Oud 27 by Le Labo.
Hypnotic Poison. It's odd because I really enjoyed the fragrance, and was sitting at my computer typing some stuff for work happily sniffing away. It was a suggestion from BN, and I thought I'd found what I was looking for. It seemed very strong which was great because I have about half a dozen of those Dior 'little luxury' mini boxes, each with a little vial of Hypnotic Poison, more than enough for a season or so.
Then something terrible happened. I began to feel off-colour, and thought it would be best to wash some off. So I did, but I could still smell it. I ended up throwing up, and had to take two showers. When that failed to remove it I scoured my arms with rubbing alcohol, but even then traces remained which caused me to throw up further. In the end I had to light oil burners filled with eucalyptus and mint all over the house and even then I was catching slight whiffs. Every time I caught even the slightest scent of it my stomach would curl.
It's sad because, as I say, I do like the way it smells. It simply doesn't agree with me on some level, in a big way.
Xeryus Rouge is another. I remember liking it when it first came out too, so perhaps it's changed, or perhaps I've changed. Either way it's too cloying for me.
Two way tie. Lauder for men and Paris Hilton for men. Hilton for men is just as worse as her talent. Oh, I forgot she doesn't have any!
Play Intense not because I was adverse to the scent but just two sprays to the neck in the heart choked me out.
Truth or Dare by Madonna
Ungaro III. I bought it blind a while ago. Sprayed some last night and found it has that Cool Water/Polo Blue/, generic masculine body-wash/shaving cream/moisturizer note in the drydown that won't go away and always makes me feel a bit like throwing up. I wish I didn't have that reaction because it's in everything, but what can I do? My body says no.
Did this thread a while back, but my last scrubber was M7 Oud Absolu. Gave me a stinking headache, that did.
Every Le Labo I've tried--Oud 27, Rose 31, Vetiver 46.
Terre d'Hermes.
Creed--Bois du Portugal, Original Vetiver, Royal Water
I don't bother trying to struggle through something that I don't like at the top--I'm never gonna wear it, so why bother? And I'm fairly picky. Thank goodness for samples.
A Men Pure Malt
'Long after one has forgotten what a woman wore, the memory of her perfume lingers' (Christian Dior)
one of jo illiams terrible stuff
1. Dior Homme Original
2. Musc Ravaguer
3. Portrait of a Lady
4. Noir de Noir
5. L Instant Guerlain pour Homme Extreme
6. New Haarlem
7. Pure Coffee
8. Blu Mediterraneo Sicilian Almond
9. Rose 31
10. Spiritueuse Double Vanille
Juicy Couture
Lady Gaga's Fame
Byredo's Seven Veils - that ones a major puke fest
amen pure leather
Anybody have a sample of Martin Margiela Untitled or Untitled L'Eau? I'm dying to smell these and I've got lots of great niche samples to swap!
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
Green Irish Tweed. Truly horrifying. I couldn't eradicate it completely, even with Dawn and warm water.
LOL. I scrubbed off Carnal Flower too.
The last one I scrubbed off was Breath of God.
Giorgio of Beverly Hills new formlulation YUK!! Smells like burnt rubber!


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Celebrating Police-Community Partnerships
Community-Police Advisory Boards (C-PABs) were created in 1993 to provide community members with an opportunity to provide information and advice to their respective Area and to take information from the police department back to the community.
Each of the 21 geographic Areas (community police stations) throughout Los Angeles has its own C-PAB. These advisory groups meet monthly to discuss crime and quality of life issues. Each C-PAB has two co-chairs, one of the Area commanding officer while the second is a civilian member voted on by the membership.
Recently, many C-PABs have formed subcommittees in addition to the general group to tackle specific crime and quality of life problems. Examples of C-PAB subcommittees include Graffiti, Youth, Homeless Outreach and Traffic.
Operations-Central Bureau
Central Bureau Citizen Academy Classes
- Central Area 213-486-1163
- Hollenbeck Area 323-342-4140
- Newton Street Area 323-846-3937
- Northeast Area 213-485-2548
- Rampart Area 213-484-3058
Operations-Valley Bureau
Valley Bureau Citizen Academy Classes
- Devonshire Area 818-756-8270
- Foothill Area 818-756-8866
- Mission Area 818-838-9860
- North Hollywood Area 818-623-4001
- Topanga Area 818-756-3180
- Van Nuys Area 818-374-9402 / 9403
- West Valley Area 818-374-7630
Operations-South Bureau
South Bureau Citizen Academy Classes
- Harbor Area 310-522-2042
- 77th Street 213-485-4285
- Southeast Area 213-972-7962 / 7962
- Southwest Area 213-847-5800
Operations-West Bureau
West Bureau Citizen Police Academy Classes
- Hollywood Area 213-485-4310 / 4316
- Olympic Area 213-382-9114
- Pacific Area 310-202-2890
- West Los Angeles Area 310-444-0743
- Wilshire Area 213-473-0200
Hollywood Community Telephone Directory
Community-Police Advisory Boards (C-PAB) Meeting Schedule and City-Wide Minutes
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'Iron Man Three' pumps up the action
It worked like gangbusters. But if you thought that "culmination" meant "finale," think again. There's still gold in those capes and tights and Thor's mighty hammer, so hang on for another round of all that.
The first post-"Avengers" picture returns to the franchise that kicked off this cycle. "Iron Man Three" checks in with billionaire Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), who is drawn into another larger-than-life adventure, this time involving a super-villain called the Mandarin.
I am not convinced that the film makes logical sense, nor that the Mandarin's plot adds up to anything more complex than his desire to (dare I say it?) rule the world. Maybe that's all we need. (Somebody thought we needed 3-D, which looks superfluous here.)
Director Shane Black, who wrote the "Lethal Weapon" series and made the dandy action-comedy "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" (which starred Downey), puts in more psychological complications than the situation probably requires.
Since the "Avengers" adventure, Tony Stark has been bothered by anxiety attacks and a restless urge to tinker with his many Iron Man suits, those armored skins that allow him to soar above the clouds and absorb an incredible amount of damage.
Tony's playboy past comes back to haunt him, in the form of a long-ago fling (Rebecca Hall, from "The Town") and a disgruntled inventor (Guy Pearce).
Meanwhile, the world is suffering terrorist attacks and listening to the ravings of a bearded weirdie (Ben Kingsley, having a high old time) who breaks into our previously scheduled programs and informs us of the doom that lies ahead.
The story line isn't the point, of course. The point is the amazing red-and-gold suit that Tony Stark wears, and the amazing beard and smirk that Downey has parlayed into a major career.
"Iron Man Three" (the number is spelled out in the opening credits) is a distinct improvement over the slipshod "Iron Man 2," and there are even a few action-movie opportunities for Gwyneth Paltrow, as Tony's patient girlfriend.
Downey looks like he's ready to move on: Now that Tony's settled down, the character has lost much of the brash, self-centered humor that made him pop in the first place. This denies the actor his full range of snark, a terrible thing to waste.
More tiresome is the flexibility of the Marvel universe's internal rules; these rules are annoyingly inconsistent when it comes to the durability and indestructibility of heroes and civilians alike.
I'm no stickler for superpowers being believable -- hey, they're superpowers -- but it would be nice if the occasional laws of physics were applied around the edges of these things.
"Iron Man Three" (3 stars)
Another go for billionaire Tony Stark, who becomes Iron Man when he puts on his red-and-gold suit of armor. A distinct improvement on the second part of this series, this one nevertheless looks tired, and Robert Downey Jr. isn't allowed his full range of snark. Guy Pearce and Ben Kingsley are among the villains.
Rated: PG-13 for violence.
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Our Holiday Wish List
It's the most wonderful time of the year. As another year comes to an end and as we watch children enthusiastically make their wish lists, well it's only fitting we do the exact same thing. Granted it's on a much larger scale (we can buy 20 dolls for the cost of one armchair) but do you know one adult that doesn't openly covet items from their Pinterest boards? We didn't think so.
Without further ado, here are our top home items we would love to find wrapped up under our tree this year.
1. Natchez Crepe Myrtle from my local garden center, The Farm at Green Village for my front yard who lost a tree and now desperately needs one from my hometown.
2. Fruit watercolor paintings set by Lucille's Kitchen on Etsy for my dining room's blank walls.
3. Three-piece café folding table and chair set from Ballard Design because my front porch is screaming for some new furniture and this reminds me of New Orleans.
4. Florence de Dampierre "Breena" Pompadour Armchair from Neiman Marcus is a perfect accent piece for my living room.
5. Martin Chandelier in Gunmetal/Glazed Silver Leaf by Julie Neill Designs. Look familiar???
6. Starlit Trees from Restoration Hardware because I'm allergic to real Christmas trees and these are just my style.
7. Chinese Art Deco rug from Rahmanan for the girl's room.
1. The newly released Miele CM5200 coffee system is a thing of beauty. Oh, and it makes a mean cup of coffee, too. Even in my counter space-challenged kitchen, I'd make space for this little gem.
2. If I had my way, I'd play my music all around the house all day long - and control it all with a wireless Sonos system.
3. Our fireplace has already put in plenty of hours this year. (Thank you, hurricane Sandy!) It deserves to be decorated in style with this riveted fireplace screen from Restoration Hardware.
4. The hunt for the perfect console table has been long and arduous but the search is over now that I've found the Preston from Jonathan Adler.
5. Imagine this Alec Soth photograph HUGE and immaculately printed. Then imagine it on my walls. Oh yeah.
6. I'm hoping to find this Eames® unit from DWR under the tree to replace our currently half-functioning media cabinet.
7. I've been ambivalent about some of our lighting and would love to replace one with this Anemone flushmount by Jonathan Adler.
A dream is a wish your heart makes,
When you're fast asleep,
In dreams you will loose your heartaches,
Whatever you wish for you keep...
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For 50 years, Transfil has created, developed, tested and manufactured brake and gear systems for your bike in conformity with the leading bicycle and component manufactures and for every outdoor use : extreme, road and mountain biking.
A cable is composed of an inner core and an outer core. The inner core is composed of one steel thread surrounded by 6 threads making one strand. At this point a simple strand or multi-strand cable can be produced. The composition of a single strand cable is (1+6) + 12 = 19 threads, and a multi-strand is (1+6) x 7 = 49 threads.
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Transfil is a quiet giant of a company. Suppliers of control cables to the French car industry, Transfil also produces inner wires and outer cables for bicycles. The original gear or brake K.ble sets were surpassed by the more upmarket Black Snake compressionless system with a Teflon coated jacket, resistant to water, mud and sand. Then followed the Flying Snake with watertight carbon/ Kevlar outer casing weighing 30% less than the K.ble set. The very latest Nox Snake has a white carbon outer casing with Teflon coated inner tubing. These sets are MTB or road bike compatible.
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Not only is Meg Albrinck a talented teacher, she is one of the college's leaders. Her classes are filled with engaging discussions that invite all students to discuss, question, and debate as part of their learning process. A member of Lakeland's faculty since 1999, Meg was named the college's Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College in 2008. She has had extensive involvement in the college's academic program, serving as chair for several academic divisions and committees and overseeing the college's honors program. Her primary research interests focus on British literature, especially the life and works of Virginia Woolf, and culture of the First World War, and she has published and presented extensively on this work. In 2003, she was honored with the Underkofler Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, being outside, and spending time with family.


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DEEP RUN — South Lenoir volleyball coaches never fail to remind the girls that they are a family.
Over the past five years, the premise led the junior varsity volleyball team to four conference titles — only the Blue Devils performed perfectly this season to win a second consecutive championship.
South Lenoir JV's squad finished 18-0, losing only two sets throughout its 2013 campaign.
"They've done a great job, and I'm very proud of them," coach Mishella Craine said. "Our middle school feeder program has done a great job. They come in and they work hard. We push their buttons when we need to, and then we set goals at the beginning of the season."
Twenty-three girls tried out this year and the coaching staff kept 19. Caine said JV programs usually have about 12 girls.
Last season, the JV team was 20-2. Its record is 54-4 over the last three years.
"They never quit," Caine said. "When we had a couple of bad games, you go out and talk to them, and they just go out and work even harder."
Meet the team
It was the end to a perfect season.
South Lenoir travelled to Kinston on Oct. 15, where both JV and varsity defeated the Vikings for the Eastern Carolina 2A conference title.
For JV, the leading hitters were Lynn Marie Grady and Hailey west with three kills apiece. The pair combined for 23 service points in the final game of the season, which made the Blue Devils 18-0.
"I feel great about it," sophomore Anna Wetherington said of the perfect record. "We worked really hard for it, and I'm proud to be part of this team."
Though their record was spotless on the season, the Blue Devils unanimously agreed their greatest competition was cross-county rival North Lenoir because the nature of the match.
Playing the Hawks was one of the only two sets the Blue Devils allowed this season. They won both times they played NL— having to go three sets in one of the meetings — although they were strangely nervous.
"The game is a lot louder and crazier," freshman Laura Jenkins said as she juxtaposed middle school and high school volleyball. "We lost the first (set against North Lenoir), and we had to really pull together and work hard as a team."
Most of the girls have played club and recreation league volleyball, with Grady, a freshman, playing six years, the longest of the group.
"I just like being part of the team, and I love volleyball," she said. "We have really good coaches; I love my coaches. They know your potential and they push you to do your best."
The girls said when they first arrived in the gym, the coaches stressed the idea of family. Throughout their perfect season, the JV Blue Devils received a lot of support from their big sisters on varsity, and they reciprocated when it was varsity's turn to take the court. The elder Devils went 16-2 overall and 10-0 in the EC2A this season, earning home court in the first round of NCHSAA playoffs.
"We're a family and to have (the varsity team's) support helps in every way, especially when you get down on yourself," Grady said. "They're there to give you a pat on the back."
Moving up
Wetherington will likely play on varsity next year, and she and four other JV members will play with varsity in the post season. The freshmen on the team will work out in clubs, hoping to repeat a stellar season.
"I feel like it's important that we get noticed, too, not just varsity," Grady said. "We've worked hard all season."
The girls said because of their effort, they'll be better prepared when it's time to play varsity ball.
Craine said throughout the unblemished 2013 season, opposing coaches would put their varsity juniors in games to compete against the JV Blue Devils.
"They earned their 18-0 season," Craine said, "and I'm looking for big things next year."
The girls said they understand there is an adjustment, as varsity opponents are clearly more competitive, but they have no concerns about the transition after being funneled through South Lenoir's strong JV program.
"It's a big step from JV to varsity," freshman Janna Dawson said. "We'll be ready for it."
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This site is becoming almost unbearable because of the spam.
Please tell us what we can do. I volunteer for spam-fighting duties.
What do I care for a hell for oppressors? What good can hell do, since those children have already been tortured? And what becomes of harmony, if there is hell? I want to forgive. I want to embrace. I don't want more suffering. And if the sufferings of children go to swell the sum of sufferings which was necessary to pay for truth, then I protest that the truth is not worth such a price.
-Ivan Karamazov
So do I.
This morbidly obsessed spammer, now under the name Yuut (is that the 10th name??) is pissing me off.
Guys, I have tried and tried, over the months, to get a response from our Moderator regarding adding at least little ole' me to the team, since a lot of this scum comes rolling in during the wee hours, when it is my habit to peek in. I see their various droppings, am appropriately disgusted. . . but alas, I remain unarmed, not yet granted permission to use the Pooper Scooper of Power.
If only I, a mere woman, could be deemed worthy to swing the might spambusting Sword of Cleansing, oh how much brighter your dawn visits to the board might be :D. Sigh.
As I understand it, though, no SpamFighter has powers that work outside one forum—the Faith forum, I believe? And yet the vermin are crawling through ALL forums now. We need to kick this army up a notch, Moderator. Yo! Are you even awake???
Welcome to Planet Earth, where Belief masquerades as Knowledge!
This way to the Unasked Questions—->
<—- This way to the Unquestioned Answers
Hey! Please ! Help us! We need more spamifiers
Presently, we are able to kill off spam in all forums except philosophy and forum requests—uh, maybe philosophy got fixed… I think it got fixed… see I have deleted so much frigging spam lately that I cannot remember! It is way out of control.
philosophy forum is fixed. Only Forum request left for spammers to freely roam.
On a lighter note I did have a nice "session" with a spammer last night, where I deleted his spam as he posted them. 15 of them. "Oh, look a new one…bye, delete!"
I just wish it had been a real person posting spam and not some automatic postbomber…
Katie Holmes should stop touching her boobs…
"If your original Hebrew disagrees with my original King James—- your original Hebrew is wrong."—FSTDT
LOL, stormy. The things you poor superheroes have to contend with. . .
Yeah, you look at the superhero brochure and think "Cool! A cape and some colorful spandex tights!", and then you end up mopping up after Mel Gibsons spanking session…
I shaved my legs for nothing…
Visiting the board just now, 4:30am PST, the new postings list had swelled to a full three pages long, due to what looks like three super pornbots on a drunken bender. It's like "the rise of the [horny] machines" in here, at the moment.
Is there something new going on out there, some paradigm shift in bot technology? Because it used to be only one or two, then they'd move on. Do they actually make a profit after these bombardments? Enough porn-addicted Christians take the bait and hand over their credit card numbers, so it makes it all worthwhile?
Anyway, still haven't heard from the Mod, so I'll have to leave it to the morning crew to scoop the poop. It's hard to care a great deal when the caretakers themselves have tuned this out.
Apparently, step one in spam fighting involves getting some. I have volunteered to receive a lot more email about things I can do nothing about (like re-fi or delete posts). The more I report spam, the more spam I get. Maybe this is part of the training.
The timing of all this coincides with the vengeful remarks about Jerry. They will use those threads as a recruiting tool for young minds. Sort of fits their twisted thinking- bury us in our filthy sinfulness. Maybe somewhere there are kids who get school credit for doing this by hand. This is easier to believe than those 911 threads.
I watch this stuff arrive and I don't like the way it obscures what's new. If I'm here, it's between 6 and 9 am EST and I would take sick, sinful pleasure in blowing them off.
N ever H onk O ff J esus
Delude responsibly.
Are the spam postings being done manually? Or is someone using a script to post things automatically? I suspect the former, because the spam postings appear to be a minute apart or so.
At least one of the spammers has a nickname that suggests that he or she is a Christian. If so, I find it strange that someone from a belief system that forbids self-satisfaction would post links that appear to go to porn sites.
[quote author="Carstonio"]Are the spam postings being done manually? Or is someone using a script to post things automatically? I suspect the former, because the spam postings appear to be a minute apart or so.
It seems that both types may be occurring, but I'm not sure. I sometimes find myself hot on the tail of a spammer, deleting spam just as they're dropping them. These are the BritneySpears/Halle Berry/Mel Gibson etc. repeats. They come like machine gun fire, typically about 17 at a time. That's why I don't think these are manually done, though I could be wrong. Then there's the occasional pharmacy type of spam, usually just lightly peppered here and there.
With the former, the tactic of attaching their spam to the end of an existing thread seems more recent. The best way to delete (if you haven't guessed) is to pull up the "find all posts" screen from their profile and procede from there.
"The hands that help are better far than the lips that pray."
— Robert G. Ingersoll
I use Firefox ver. 2.x, so when I have it show all posts, I can click the scroll button on the link to each one and open it in a separate tab. I then go through each tab and delete each post, and after the window comes up asking if I want to go back to the thread or such, I just close that tab and go to the next one. I can delete the usual 17-19 posts in a minute or two using this method.
YMMV with Internet Exploder, Safari or Opera.
Also, can certain IP's be blocked?
"We have it recorded in a book called the Bible."
To be blunt, the Bible records all manner of silly shit.
better yet, is there a way to just ban screen names once I establish a spammer?
I have been banned on a couple of fundy theist forums I used to post to so I know it is possible. (btw, if you are curious, I was banned for suggesting one of the top posters of the forum was afraid of peer review because his thesis would not hold water from any skeptic pov)
Other than that, I just go in and manually blast away. It appeared to have slowed down, but now I see it's on account of HH & Carstonio's due diligence putting up such a great force d' resistance. Hey I try to pull my weight!!
I'm sure it can, but I fear it would be a pointless act. Spammers usually hijack ordinary peoples IP's, switch IP on a regular basis and never use their own.
A ban would hit the wrong people, I think.
One way would be to funnel new posters through a moderator checkpoint. You would only be able to post one post until you get an ok from a moderator. As there are always moderators here at least once a day, it would not be inconvenient for real posters.
Yes, I think that's a good idea. What kind of criteria would determine approval?
I personally don't post as much as I used to because I seem to get more from reading others' posts than I do from actually participating, but I nonetheless find the forum valuable, and the spam devalues it, in my opinion.
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A group of preschoolers from New York City's Resurrection Episcopal Day School recently spent some quality time with dogs and cats of all shapes and sizes during a tour of the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan.
The students toured the Adoption Center, led by ASPCA Volunteer Coordinator Beverly Pietrucha, where they met and observed plenty of adorable adoptable puppies, adult dogs, kittens and adult cats. ASPCA veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Lander demonstrated a basic health exam on a super-friendly therapy dog named Britney Spears.
For the tour's grand finale, Dr. Lander brought in three six-week-old kittens for the students to interact with. It's safe to say these young animal lovers learned a great deal about caring for animals and had a blast in the process!
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Great learning experience!
It is so awesome that these children got to experience this. Just think what a great world it would be if all kids had the chance to learn about compassion and responsibility like this! Kindness toward animals should be taught in every class in America. The world would be much better place!
Kids visit to Adoption Center
Kids learn from parent and other kids negative treatment of animals. This is wonderful to change that behavior. Keep up the good work.
Puppies in Cage
Are these puppies shown in this photo currently at the ASPCA adoption center in Manhattan? Address please?
my donations
When I saw this story, it all came to light why I love the ASPCA and the wonderful ways you all impact the lives of animals. This meeting has given these children the greatest gift. They are learning to love animals from the best teachers. I so admire what you do, and I feel blessed to be able to donate to such a worthy charity.
Pre-Schoolers & Animals
Well said, Elisa!
What a wonderful idea this is.
Each child who went to see the pets, (and still have an impressionable mind). I am sure, not only saw these animals but were also taught the correct way, as to what adopting a pet is all about i.e. when pets are adopted regardless of its age, they need love and proper caring for the rest of their lives.
The problem today is - certain people adopt pets and after a certain time, treat them like old toys and these pets are either mistreated or abandoned without food or water and left to suffer.
Gladly, As per the wonderful stories sent on my email, some are fortunate to be rescued and live a life of true happiness, with their new adopted parents.
I agree with Jen, infact it should be made compulsory, to educate little children in this way.
My heartfelt thanks to those who provide their pets with love and care; and those who rescue pets from suffering and allowing them a better life.
G-d bless you.
animals and music
that's so cute!
Dogs growl when there mad, wag there tails when happy, and make a sad noise when there sad.
It's so cute!
I'm 12 and want to volunteer
I'm 12 and want to volunteer a lot at the Sacramento ASPCA but I don't know if I'm old enough please reply. I really want to volunteer because I love dogs,cats,bunnies,puppies,kittens,and all the other animals.i want to volunteer because there's a stray dog that is outside my house and she is really skinny.


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The OM-D E-M5 introduces a new 16 Mpix LiveMos sensor that we will first compare with the 12 Mpix sensors found in the preceding generation of Pen cameras, the Pen E-P3, Pen E-PL3, and Pen E-PM1.
The OM-D E-M5's Overall DxOMark Score, 20 points higher than the Pen E-P3 and its 12 Mpix sensor, gives a good sense of how much progress has been made. And the new hybrid's 16 Mpix sensor does indeed provide some tangible benefits:
Color depth: The new sensor provides finer gradations, with a score 1.3 Stops better under studio conditions.
Dynamic range: The improvement on this front has been spectacular, with a gain of 2EV over the Pen E-P3 and the entire line of older-generation Pen compact hybrids.
As for low-light sensitivity, the OM-D E-M5 shows a notable gain on the order of 2/3EV — not bad for a sensor with the same sensitive surface area.
Often criticized about their sensitivity, the low-light scores for micro 4:3 sensors usually max out at around 600 ISO. To date, the OM-D E-M5 is the best compact micro 4:3 sensor in terms of low-light sensitivity, achieving a score that is fairly close to those for APS-C sensors.
With a DxOMark Overall Score 15 points better than those obtained by its 16 Mpix micro 4:3 Panasonic competitors, the G3 and the GX1, the OM-D takes a comfortable lead and offers a significant competitive advantage.
As for Color Depth, the Olympus sensor provides finer gradations, with a score of 1.8 bits better. We found the same difference between the older 12 Mpix Pen sensors as for the 16 Mpix Panasonic sensors.
Dynamic range: At 1.7EV higher, the OM-D beats the Panasonic cameras hands-down. This is a significant gain. As seen on the chart, the dynamic progression for the G3/GX1 starts to stagnate at 800 ISO, whereas that of OM-D E-M5 continues to increase in amplitude, achieving 12.3EV at 200 ISO (a sensitivity that actually translates to 107 ISO).
Low-light sensitivity: As for sensitivity, the OM-D E-M5 is slightly higher but still at the same general performance level as for the Panasonic GX1 and G3, with a score of 667 ISO for the Panasonic duo vs 826 ISO for the OM-D.
Unsurprisingly, the OM-D E-M5's sensor score is lower than the excellent scores of the two Sony compact hybrids equipped respectively with 16 Mpix and 24 Mpix CMOS EXMOR sensors. But with only 6 points separating it from the NEX-5N, the OM-D comes closer to such APS-C hybrids of reference than any compact micro 4:3 has ever come before, thus changing the game by reducing the image quality gap between micro 4:3 cameras and these APS-C-equipped NEX cameras.
Color depth: The Sony cameras keep the lead by 1 bit, give or take… but in the real world, the difference is undetectable on a photo.
Dynamic range: The OM-D is outdistanced by the NEX-7 by one full bit in terms of exposure latitude, which isn't a whole lot, considering that the latter camera is a champion in this area. As for the NEX-5N, which achieves a score of 12.7EV, the Olympus is evolving in the same direction at 12.3EV, putting it well within the same general category.
Low-light sensitivity: With their sensor's larger sensitive surface area, the two Sony NEX cameras come out on top, but only by a tiny 1/3 EV. The pixel pitch of the OM-D E-M5 is the tightest among the three sensors. In short, this is a great success for a significantly smaller sensor.
DxOMark Score: 21 points separate the OM-D from the Fujifilm X10 with its much smaller sensor (6.6 x 8.8 mm vs 13 x 17.3 mm for the Olympus).
Color depth: OM-D has a very significant lead of 2.3 bits.
Dynamic range: The OM-D E-M5 provides an additional 1 EV of exposure amplitude (always useful).
Low-light sensitivity: The difference in size between the sensitive surface areas results in a gap of 1.7 EV between low-light sensitivity scores in favor of the OM-D (826 ISO vs 245 ISO for the X10). This gain is substantial for photos at high sensitivity. Logically, the X10 concedes the game at 1600 ISO. The OM-D E-M5 stretches its sensitivity range up to 25600 ISO. As one can see on the comparative SNR curves below, the OM-D E-M5 achieves the same score at 6400 that the Fuji X10 does at 1600 ISO.
DxOMark Score: Our tests on the Nikon 1 hybrids' 1-inch CMOS sensor showed it to be powerful and well-designed. But the OM-D E-M5's new LiveMos sensor brings with it a gain of 15 and 17 points over the Nikon 1 J1 and V1's overall scores, respectively. The new Olympus sensor scores better across all our evaluation criteria.
Color depth: The OM-D shows a gain of one bit, progress that is barely visible in a print, but heading in the right direction nonetheless.
Dynamic range: The OM-D E-M5 beats the Nikon 1's honorable scores with an already comfortable dynamic range that has been improved by 1 EV.
Low-light sensitivity: With a more generous sensitive surface area, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 logically achieves a low-light score of more than 1 EV greater than that of both the Nikon 1 J1 and V1: 826 ISO vs 372 and 346 ISO, respectively.
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Olympus caused a sensation when it revived the legendary OM line that had enjoyed its heyday in the silver halide era. The Olympus OM-D E-M5 successfully revisits the OM design in terms of its ergonomics and workmanship. Olympus has quite precisely taken advantage of this new family in its line of compact hybrid micro 4:3 cameras to introduce a new 16 Mpix Live MOS sensor. What is this new sensor all about? Does it represent an improvement over current Pen sensors? Does it help the micro 4:3 category to catch up with the APS-C hybrids (with the Sony NEX in the lead)? Our sensor review provides the answers.
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MAJOR PROBLEMS with OM-D-E-M5!!

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I experienced several major problems with my new OM-D-E-M5 yesterday, and I need some explanation and help.
#1 Issue--horrible chromatic aberration/fringing--green, blue, and purple fringing along the edge of some mountain peaks at Pinnacles National Monument. Used the Lumix 20mm/1.7 aspherical lens. Unacceptable fringing -- I could never submit my shots to a contest, sell them to a client, or even blow them up to hang in my living room!
#2 Issue--strange black images! On the first shot of the day, the image turned out completely black (looked blue in the LCD). The second image was 90% black, but you could see the subject in the top-left of the image. The third image was fine. The exposure setting was exactly the same for all three shots (ISO 200, 1/4000 sec., f 4.0). This black image, then OK image pattern repeated itself 2-3 more times during the day. Oh, yeah. The lens used was the Zuiko 12mm/f2.0.
#3 Issue--exposure mistakes? I took at shot of the mountains just after the sun set. There was no exposure compensation and the resulting histogram was dead center. However, the image looked very light on my computer. I also took several other shots with positive and negative exposure compensation, and I found that the shot that looked best, most like how it really appeared to my eyes at the time I took the shot, was 1/3-2/3 stop underexposed. So, does the camera have an exposure problem?
Does anyone have an explanation for the above? If Olympus can't or won't fix the fringing, I'll have to return all the gear I bought and look for a new system. Aaargh!!
Thanks to anyone who replies--I will appreciate it very much.
Added by steshaster | October 11, 2012
Why iso isn't iso
And maybe this tells you something about olympus omd iso settings decisions:
Added by steshaster | October 11, 2012
Raw is not Raw
Maybe this sheds some light on image quality of omd
Added by Tord | October 06, 2012
A nice camera
My wife has a nice little OM-D, while I myself just got myself a Nikon D600. Both blissfully sharp, under the right circumstances!
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Added by Hakeem | October 09, 2012
Re: A nice camera
Must be a very lovely/happy couple :)
Bless you!
Added by Tegularius | September 25, 2012
Well, well, well...
DXO has procrastinated for so long, that I wrote them off and decided to buy my own OM-D without waiting for their analysis.
I'm glad I did, because I find it an extraordinary camera. The usability and the image quality is extraordinary. I am not surprised to learn it is the best m43 around. It has an extraordinary dynamic range, almost no-existent noise at ISOs lower than 3200 and a magnificent range of colors (I shoot exclusively in RAW mode).
So I am somewhat dissapointed at the overall results shown by DXO. So much so in fact, that I'm begining to doubt about the credibility of DXO testing. Specially after seeing the results of other tests done -with DXO software- with results completely different to those published here.
It sounds all so darn fishy... they wait and wait and wait, and finally, out of the blue, and when the OM-D no longer has any mediatic impact, they decide to release the results of their testing. By now it is irrelevant, save for historical reasons. It is of no real use to their readers.
The worst part is that these results lack credibility. My own experienced is very different. I own a Sony A77 as well as the OM-D and I have done my own informal testing and comparison with both. The OM-D is far superior -image quality wise- to the Sony in just aboout every aspect. It is hard for me to believe the A77 can be so far ahead in the ranking of DXO.
Not believable, guys.
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Added by Hakeem | September 27, 2012
Re: Well, well, well...
Well reading your experiences and what other sites posted, I strongly beleive DXOMark ows us some explanation on these delays and some details on their testing process! definately
Added by Tomeryaffe | September 27, 2012
Re: Well, well, well...
Read the post by seta666, and you will get the answer to your question.
The reason that the picture quality look so good to you at ISO-3200, is because its actually ISO-1489! While on the A77 its ISO-2612
Added by Hakeem | September 28, 2012
Re: Well, well, well...
Well I suggest reading R Butlers article on ISO / ISO Cheating or if it should be consider cheating or is an interesting technological advancement here:
its much easier to underestand, less confusing, well guided and straight forward IMO. it exaplins the two most common definition of ISOs very well and different camera manufacturer's take on these and personally I am very satisfied with the conclusion that says "all that matters is the final image quality and usability"!
So if you keep calling Oly tht its underexposing at equivalent ISO's, you simply are not getting the point!
Added by Tomeryaffe | September 25, 2012
Question for Axel
Hello Axel, thank you for testing this camera.
Can you please answer the comments about the true ISO values of this camera?
My question is general - does the scores in DXO are based on the real ISO sensitivity, or the manufacture stated values?
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Added by AaronMC | September 26, 2012
Re: Question for Axel
It is the measured ISO, not the manufacturer's ISO. If you look at the charts, all of them have "measured ISO" as one of the variables, not simply "ISO."
Added by Spkeasy | September 24, 2012
Compare DxO and DPReview PICTURE results
Has anyone compared the pictures on dpreview.com under "16. Noise & Noise Reduction" for the OM-D EM-5?
Compare the OM-D with a Panasonic DMC-G3, Sony NEX-7 and a Samsung NX200. Look at the tests for both JPEG and RAW. This is a little hard to do since NEX-7 only has noise reduction "High Low or Normal" and no apparent OFF. With NR "off" the Samsung is the cleanest up thru 6400, but the image produced by the Samsung is almost invisible at this stage. I guess great ISO is possible but if the picture is hard to see, why bother? Of the 4, the OM-D and NEX-7 are very close at NR=Low setting.
In the ACR Raw noise test (lets face it, RAW is where you see what the sensor can really do, internal processing can only degrade the image SOMEWHERE) the OM-D is far better up to 3200 with ACR NR off, not only are the test swatches smoother, the image is clearer. Again, the Samsung has better swatch but the image is too washed out to be useful.
I think DxO does a real service with their test results and they are useful for comparison before a purchase but primarily, I need to consider the results of the picture as I see it as the final factor.
I bought an OM-D in July and the results have been everything I hoped for. Great shots at incredibly slow speeds (11x14 is beautiful with 1/15 sec hand-held shots of a stream). Very clean shots up to 1600 (what ISO is that really? who knows but in evening light and with no flash I get great shots, that's what counts). Kind of reminds me of when I ditched my Brownie and bought my first Nikon.
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Added by Hakeem | September 27, 2012
Re: Compare DxO and DPReview PICTURE results
@Spkeasy Yes I noticed all you said, already. In simple words IMO OMD has better overall results at any ISO from any camera produced APSC or 4/3. That is why I was hoping a good result from DXOMark as they only measure sensor characterstics; and no other factor at all. As DXOMark was always giving pathetic results to Olympus cameras, however their results are ridicolously low. Good that you bought it yourself without waiting for DxoMark. After GH3 tests, maybe I will do the same.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Added by seta666 | September 24, 2012
ISO in Olympus E-M5 is way off

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For me is incredible the way ISO is off in the E-M5, almost 1EV off
Manufacturer ISO: 200 Measured iso: 107
Manufacturer ISO: 400 Measured iso: 214
Manufacturer ISO: 800 Measured iso: 394
Manufacturer ISO:1600 Measured iso: 782
In isos over 400 it is over 1EV off, worst I have ever seen. That is why iso 1600 looks clean, because it is not even iso 800
Anyway, seems a good 4/3 sensor but I find this iso thing very anoying
If you compare this to the GF3 or GF5 which are very well calibrated it would show very easy
Same shot in same lighting conditions with same exposure time, same aperture and same iso the E-M5 will always be 1EV underexpossed
For me this lying to the customers; I guess is better to say you have an amaizing iso 1600 than to tell the truth and say it is just iso 800
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Re: ISO in Olympus E-M5 is way off
I agree. This is lying.
It seems like Olympus would have done this to game tests, but one has to assume that they couldn't be that stupid. Dozens of publications do ISO tests to find out how accurate the measurements actually are, so the deception would have been immediately apparent to anyone who cared to look.
Unfortunately, the alternative is equally bad: Olympus is incompetent. In this hypothesis, Olympus simply has no idea how to design a camera correctly. This seems equally unlikely, since it's obvious that Olympus can, in fact, design cameras.
I guess, regardless of the explanation, this is very bad. But at least even with the numbers corrected, the E-M5 comes out looking good.
Added by seta666 | September 24, 2012
Re: ISO in Olympus E-M5 is way off
Dozens of publications do ISO tests to find out how accurate the measurements actually are, so the deception would have been immediately apparent to anyone who cared to look.
I only know of DXOMark testing real ISOS
Fixing this is as simple as changing the menu isos to the real ones via firmware, something they will not do for sure.
This practice is good to fool people that follow reviews like those of Dpreview, were no one care about the conditions of the shot.
But in real world people will have to use ISO 3200 in conditions where they would normally would use ISO 1600; maybe they do not complain because ISO 3200 on the E-M5 is as good as iso 1600 in other cameras. It is ISO 1600 indeed!!
To be fair most companies (canon, nikon included) lie about real iso but to the date worst example was Fuji X100; the E-M5 has made a new benchmark about what lying is.
This practices are unfair for companies like Leica or Panasonic which have very well calibrated sensors
Added by hoodlum | September 24, 2012
Re: ISO in Olympus E-M5 is way off
As mentioned in another thread DPReview only tests exposure variance with JPEG while DXO tests the exposure variance with RAW. That is the difference you are seeing here.
Some E-M5 users have already reported that RAW is underexposed by 1EV vs JPEG when shooting RAW+JPEG. Oly likely does this to help preserve the highlights. So they likely push the underexposed RAW output of shadows and mid-tones by 1EV, leaving highlights underexposed therefore preserving them in JPEG. You noticed from Dpreview the E-M5 had very high JPEG DR.
Fuji does something similar with the X series above ISO1000.
And Now We Know
I'm glad to finally have these results. I hope that you guys don't get swamped with work again and are able to test the GH3 very soon, because I find it to be the more exciting m4/3 camera.
I have to admit, I'm a little disappointed with the color depth and DR numbers. Obviously, I would have never expected ISO numbers to match the APS-C models, but I was hoping for closer readings on the other two variables.
Still, for me, this signifies more than anything else that Olympus has STOPPED MESSING AROUND. They spent three years producing shit, and they have finally given us the m4/3 camera they should have made when they originally produced the E-P1.
I am very, very happy for that.
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Added by Hakeem | September 24, 2012
Re: And Now We Know
Yes Aaron, agreeable, I think after seeing D600 results, I believe DXOMark team can produce results on GH3 quick.
Added by jyhfeei | September 25, 2012
Re: And Now We Know

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I have to admit, I'm a little disappointed with the color depth and DR numbers. Obviously, I would have never expected ISO numbers to match the APS-C models, but I was hoping for closer readings on the other two variables.
If the ISO speed for the OMD is off by a stop, I think the noise rating from DXO makes sense (relative to other site data). However, the color depth and DR still seem too low. Even with the stop difference in ISO, other sites have the OMD sensor neck and neck with the NEX cameras and completely dominating the RX100 sensor. Yet DXO has the OMD neck and neck with the 1", RX100 sensor. I don't know if I buy it.
One thing that is not explained in the review are the reasons for the months delay in results. Previously, there were "anomalies" with the data. What is special about these results? The ISO issue should not trip up DXO by their testing methods. Nothing explained, as usual.
Added by DXOMARK | September 25, 2012
Re: And Now We Know
Yeah ... I agree.
I smell something fishy.
Hope DXOMArk can explain WHY they drag and delay the test result of OMD EM5 and yet able to produce the test result for Nikon D600 within days of her launch ? !
Most likely they will remain silent as their reason will be something not honorable nor of integrity.
??? :-\ :-[
Added by Hakeem | September 24, 2012
finally here .. but the result data conflicts
I don't understand why there is such a difference of the results i am reading here and I can see on DPReview high ISO and dynamic range results.
Over there, it is always seen better than any APSC you select on comparison tool.
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Added by Emacs23 | September 24, 2012
Re: finally here .. but the result data conflicts
Because DPR "testing" procedures are crap
Re: finally here .. but the result data conflicts
I think that is because DxOMark's testing is more rigorous, or perhaps different is a better term. They determine their ISO score based on the point that detail, dynamic range, and color depth all stay above a certain value.
So for example, a camera may do very well as regards detail retention, but the camera will still get a score of 600 from DxO if the color depth or DR drop too low.
Added by DXOMARK | September 24, 2012
Re: finally here .. but the result data conflicts
I think DXOMark's testing is crap, falsified and bribed ! ! !
I rather trust DEPREVIEW than DXOMARK ! ! !
:o >:(
Added by Christos | June 24, 2012
Why is it taking so long to get a test done on the OM-D / E-M5?
They are available! Get one and test it please. Many people are waiting for your test results!
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Added by cocute | June 27, 2012
Re: Why is it taking so long to get a test done on the OM-D / E-M5?
E-M5 is vetoed in this site.
Nothing to be done.
Added by randybenter | June 29, 2012
Re: Why is it taking so long to get a test done on the OM-D / E-M5?
Please test the Oly E-M5 and Canon 650D. THANKS!
Added by lprandell | July 01, 2012
Re: Why is it taking so long to get a test done on the OM-D / E-M5?
It is obvious at this point that DXOlabs has no intention of testing this camera. Presumably they have a grudge against Olympus, and since the sensor in this camera is far better than similar sensors of the competition, they don't want to give them the satisfaction. DXOLabs sucks.
Added by PeFClic | June 13, 2012
And now ?
When do you intend to test the Olympus ?
3 months to do so... Come on dxo, let us know if it could live up to its hype !
Added by diforbes | March 08, 2012
And your point is?
I don't see much reason for this "review" without sensor and lens data to back it up. Most of us know what the physical differences are between the Olympus and the others.
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Added by axel | March 12, 2012
Re: And your point is?
We only got a pre-production sample in our hands for now. So, impossible to run our full test procedure on it.
But, because not everybody got an OM-D in their hands, we still wanted to share our first impressions with you.


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Havelock High didn't just celebrate a state championship on Friday morning. It celebrated a community.
Ram football players received their state championship medals during a ceremony Friday at the school, and the players, cheerleaders and band members received a free lunch provided by city, school and county officials.
Havelock coach Jim Bob Bryant said it's those kinds of actions that lead to success.
"It takes community support," Bryant said of winning a state championship. "It takes great assistant coaches, and of course great players, and we have a lot of those."
The school's cheerleaders and band welcomed the players into the school gymnasium, and the team received proclamations from Havelock and Craven County on winning its third consecutive state 3A championship.
Bryant opened his remarks with words of thanks – from the cheerleaders, band and school's sports medicine department to team mothers, meal sponsors and so many others in the community.
"Havelock is a great football town, and Craven County is a great football county," he said.
A number of the players also received individual honors, including all-conference selections. The coaches passed out their team awards, including the selection of Taylor Woods as overall team most valuable player, Andrew Ramirez as defensive MVP and Derrell Scott as offensive MVP.
Then, it was the community's turn to honor the Rams.
Lane Mills, superintendent of Craven County Schools, kept his speech short.
"Just like last year, the only remarks I need to make is 'go Rams,'" he said, forming his hands to make the H symbol that the players form before each game when taking the field.
Havelock Mayor Will Lewis said the Rams showed tenacity and will needed to come back from a 10-0 deficit in their 21-13 victory over Concord last weekend to win the state championship.
"You have done big things for the city of Havelock, for three consecutive years," Lewis told the team. "We will be very grateful and very appreciative when you bring back that fourth state championship next year."
And Bryant told the gathering of dignitaries, students and fans that a fourth state title was the plan.
"For you underclassmen, you better get used to this because we plan on being back here again next year," he said. "We're going for No. 4."


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