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Autofocus on D5200
Jul 19, 2014
Really enjoying the D5200 I got recently. Only thing I am struggling with a bit is the 39 point AF system. When set to AF-A, I find it is sometimes a little unpredictable at locking focus where I want it to. Is there a trick for that? Does it matter if it is close but not quite where I want it? I find myself switching to single point and doing the lock/refocus technique, but seems like a waste of having 39 points if you have to pick manually each time. Thoughts? I am sure I am missing something.
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An adventure play park that has been an enormous hit with the locals, that was devised and implemented in a genuine community partnership between Council, local schools, the local rotary club and Men's Shed volunteers; was given formal recognition recently.
At the Parks and Leisure Australia WA regional awards, the Russell Brown Adventure Park won best Playspace: minor (less than half a million dollars) – the award conferred by Parks and Leisure Australia WA President, Rachel Thorpe at a ceremony on Thursday 16 June 2016. Winners will now progress to the National finals to be held later this year.
The Russell Brown Adventure Park (named after a long-serving community volunteer) came to life through the hard work of a steering committee, comprising the Rotary Club of Mosman Park, the Mosman Park Community Men's Shed, St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls, along with the Town of Mosman Park and through the donation of time and materials from dozens of local volunteers and organisations.
The Park was officially opened and launched by The Hon Colin Barnett MLA, Member for Cottesloe; Premier of Western Australia; Minister for Tourism and Science on 27 March 2015; and since then has been extremely well patronised by local people and visitors alike. The family of Russell Brown were on hand, and they were very touched that Russell's love of the outdoors and his sense of fun and playfulness would be remembered through this enduring tribute.
The design for the park was aided through the input of Nature Based Play, through the expertise of consultant Terry Farrell, who helped bring to life a natural and unstructured play space where local children could have a genuine interaction with nature.
Located in picturesque Minim Cove in Mosman Park, the Russell Brown Adventure Park features trees, cubbies, swings, and a waterway that runs into the Cooling Ponds, which is a favourite with children who use rocks to build dams and use leaves and twigs to build little 'boats' that they can race along. With river views, it is an idyllic spot enjoyed by the young and the young at heart.
Mayor of Mosman Park Ron Norris was delighted that the Town's collaborative achievement was recognised formally, thanking all those who were involved in the project for their contributions.
"I am so pleased that the Russell Brown Adventure Park has been singled out in this way, with the conferring of an award that recognises excellence in the projects that create a sense of place for the community and that delights childhood development, all of which are very fitting for our Park,"
Mayor Norris said. "It is a wonderful example of community partners and volunteers working together toward a common goal – providing nature-based play for our children and grandchildren, which is so crucial for their development. We congratulate all those involved and are keeping our fingers crossed for the national finals."
About the award
The 2016 Parks and Leisure Australia (PLA) WA Awards showcase the "best of the best" in the Western Australian leisure and parks industry. The winners from each of the eleven award categories were announced at the PLA WA national conference, held on 16 June 2016, with regional winners will progress to the national finals. Conference attendees went on a tour on the Friday of some of the best nominations in Perth, with the Russell Brown Adventure Park being the last destination of their tour.
The Town of Mosman Park's Russell Brown Adventure Park won the category of "PLAYSPACE: MINOR (<$0.5M) – this award is given to a 'minor' project that involves a range of stakeholders, contributes to the creation of a sense of "place" for its local community and exhibits landscape and/or structural design innovation that delights and aids childhood development.
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Four iconic Norfolk Pine trees that line Memorial Drive in Mosman Park that had been recently replanted, were rededicated today in an intimate ceremony with family members who shared their memories of their relatives and forged an ongoing connection with the Town and Memorial Park.
In February this year, despite the Town's best efforts, the trees had reached the end of their natural lives, meaning that new saplings were planted in their place, and just as their relatives had done back in 1934, family members gathered to remember the war service of their forebears.
The names of the servicemen whose memorial trees were rededicated today were:
• #6 planted by Mrs H.C. Press in memory of the fallen members of the Westralia Lodge No.9 P.A.F.S.
• #7 planted by Dagmar John in memory of L/Cpl H. (Harry) John, 43rd Battalion
• #9 planted by Mr C. Clinger in memory of Pte C.A. (Allen) John, 51st Battalion
• #19 planted by Morris Press in memory of Pte W.S. (William Stevens) Press, 16th Battalion
In January, the Town searched for and successfully located members of the Press and John families, who each sent representatives to witness the special occasion and say a few words about those men who went to war a century ago.
The ceremony was led by Town of Mosman Park Mayor, Ron Norris, who shared insights about each of the men that was captured by Dr Neville Green in his book Not Just a Name that recalls the war service of local residents of Mosman Park, then known as Cottesloe Beach. The families were presented with copies of the book as a commemoration of the day.
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The Peconic Bay Medical Center Health System has reached a deal with a developer to create a more than 25,000-square-foot ambulatory care complex in Manorville expected to include a diabetes care center.
The Riverhead-based system on Wednesday announced plans to create its Campus for Advanced Ambulatory and Preventive Care.
The complex will include at least three buildings with more than 25,000 square feet of medical and ambulatory care offices on Route 111 south of Exit 70 of the Long Island Expressway.
The campus is being developed by Parkridge Development, and expected to include a CVS Pharmacy and several stores. Mancini Construction will build the structures for the hospital.
Peconic agreed to a $1 million-a-year 10-year lease and two five-year options for the facilities, its biggest off-campus expansion to date. It will lease some space in the complex to physicians.
"This is a model ambulatory program for the future," Peconic CEO Andrew Mitchell said.
Peconic hopes that construction will start in September on the first building, a 6,700-square-foot facility which would open in the first quarter of 2013, including a primary/family care office, an ob/gyn practice, pediatrics and an urgent care center.
The second building, a 10,500-square-foot structure to include a center for digestive diseases, urology services and general surgery, could open by September 2013.
The third structure, about 10,000 square feet, would open by April 2014, including a Harvard University-Joslin Diabetes Care Center, the first such facility in downstate New York, among other prevention services in the third building.
"Our demographic calls for it," Kadenas said. "We have a lot of 55 and older communities. There's an epidemic with obesity."
The system also has a first right of refusal on a fourth building that could include other medical practices and retail.
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Following successive nights of exchanging beanballs, the St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers will try to concentrate on baseball when they conclude their four-game series at Miller Park.
After St. Louis' Tino Martinez got plunked Tuesday night, Milwaukee manager Ned Yost expected there to be some sort of retaliation—figuring on Brewers' slugger Richie Sexson as the target.
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The Brewers have dropped eight of their last 11.
STANDINGS: Cardinals - 3rd place, 2 GB, NL Central. Brewers - 6th place, 11 GB, NL Central.
CARDINALS PROBABLE STARTER: Brett Tomko (2-5, 6.20 ERA). Winless in his last nine starts, Tomko takes the hill after getting hit hard by the New York Yankees for nine earned runs and 12 hits—including four home runs—in 5 1-3 innings of a 13-4 loss on Saturday. The hard-throwing right-hander has allowed 18 earned runs and 22 hits in his last 7 1-3 innings. Opponents are hitting .319 against Tomko, who is 3-1 with a 4.24 ERA in eight career appearances— including seven starts—against the Brewers.
BREWERS PROBABLE STARTER: Ruben Quevedo (1-2, 4.54 ERA). Quevedo comes in after snapping a five-start winless streak with a solid seven innings in an 8-3 win over Baltimore on Saturday. The right-hander allowed just two runs and seven hits, while striking out two and walking two. Quevedo, who has pitched at least six innings in five of his starts, is 1-2 with a 3.30 ERA in five career starts against the Cardinals.
OFFENSIVE LEADERS: Cardinals - Pujols, .386 avg., 60 RBIs and 62 runs; Pujols and Jim Edmonds, 19 HRs; Edgar Renteria, 12 SBs. Brewers - Podsednik, .305 avg.; Sexson, 21 HRs and 48 runs; Sexson and Geoff Jenkins, 47 RBIs; Eric Young, 16 SBs.
SEASON SERIES: Cardinals, 7-2.
STREAKS AND NOTES: Cardinals - Wednesday was the one-year anniversary of the death of Jack Buck, the Cardinals' long-time broadcaster. It was also the one-year anniversary of the last appearance by Darryl Kile before his death. He pitched the Cardinals into sole possession of first place in the NL Central with a 7-2 win over the Anaheim Angels. … CF Edmonds probably will miss the rest of the series, perhaps more, after injuring his left hip on a fall after making an outstanding catch before slamming into the fence in the ninth inning Tuesday. … OF J.D. Drew led off an inning all six times up. Brewers - LHP Glendon Rusch had his career-high losing streak extended to 10 games with Wednesday's poor outing. Rusch (1-11) has an unsightly 8.61 ERA. … RHP Kolb, who took the roster spot of injured RHP Jayson Durocher, was 0-1 with a 1.37 ERA and four saves in 26 games for Triple-A Indianapolis, and has a 5.01 ERA in 68 career major league appearances, all with Texas, from 1999-2002. … RHP Mike DeJean was presented Wednesday with his NL Player of the Week Award for May 25-June 1.
ROAD/HOME RECORDS: Cardinals - 15-21 on the road. Brewers - 13-25 at home.
INJURIES: Cardinals - INF Cairo (hand), day-to-day; C Steve Torrealba (elbow), 15-day DL; C Chris Widger (thumb), 15-day DL; INF Vina (hamstring), 15-day DL; OF Eli Marrero (ankle), 15-day DL; RHP Russ Springer (elbow), 15-day DL; RHP Chris Carpenter (shoulder), 60-day DL; RHP Gene Stechschulte (shoulder), 60-day DL. Brewers - RHP Nick Neugebauer (shoulder), 15-day DL; RHP Todd Ritchie (shoulder), 15-day DL; RHP Durocher (right shoulder), 15-day DL.
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Italian scientists suggest that we need a much more detailed toxicological approach to hazard assessment before judgement regarding the long-term safety of carbon nanotubes can be made. They outline their results in the International Journal of Environment and Health.
Although nanotechnology is a relatively new field of research, already there are claims that its products could be harmful to human health and damaging to the environment. In particular, concerns have been raised about the safety of carbon nanotubes, minute hollow fibres of the carbon. Carbon nanotubes are just one group of materials being developed under the umbrella term of nanotechnology, which focuses on materials comprising particles between 1 and 100 nanometres in size. A nanometre is a billionth of a metre.
According to Enrico Bergamaschi of the Department of Clinical Medicine, at the University of Parma Medical School, carbon nanotubes are among the most promising nanomaterials, with potential in engineering, molecular electronics and as drug-delivery agents that could significantly reduce side-effects for countless medications.
In spite of their innovative properties, the small size of carbon nanotubes has led some observers to hypothesize that they may have similar detrimental effects to the sooty particles from vehicle exhausts known as PM10 particulates. Others suggest that toughness and fibrous nature of carbon nanotubes is reminiscent of asbestos fibres and follow the same fibre paradigm.
Bergamaschi and colleagues point out that carbon nanotubes are a recent invention only now finding commercial applications and so clinical and epidemiological evidence for any long-term effects they may have on human health are entirely lacking.
The researchers explain that, despite the occasionally exaggerated headlines seen in the media regarding research studies into the effects of nanotechnology, their novelty means that no one has yet established whether they represent a long-term health risk, or whether they can exacerbate certain pre-existing medical conditions.
"As more of these materials are produced, there is an urgent need to refine strategies to assess their possible effects on employees who represent the main exposed population, along with characterizing exposure, so that appropriate safety regulations can be put in place if needed," says Bergamaschi.
Accepted and standardised tests and models have been set up and are in place to allow for an evaluation of any new chemical or material against existing benchmarks and to categorise their associated risk level, the team explains. However, we don't know whether they also work for such a heterogeneous class of nanomaterials.
As such, researchers have already demonstrated acute toxic effects caused by inhalation of carbon nanotubes. Several teams have focused on the way these substances interact with our cells at the molecular level. Their small size and surface chemistry and reactivity are the most important factors affecting their biological interactions and toxicity as they could remain intact in the lung or, after systemic translocation, in other organs for extended periods. However, it is common to modify the surface of carbon nanotubes for specific applications by adding different chemical groups. On one hand this seems to reduce cytotoxicity, and increase their metabolic clearance, but on the other doesn't necessarily allow cells to break down such structures more readily.
Nevertheless, the Parma team, having reviewed all the available data, suggests that in order to meet an acceptable level of certainty regarding the safety or otherwise of carbon nanotubes, we should combine experimental, clinical and epidemiological evidence. They add that it is time to set up preventive measures as well as assess the need to implement periodic health examinations of employees exposed to carbon nanotubes.
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Younger drivers can also grab themselves potentially much cheaper car insurance by opting for one of the new blackbox policies, these put a spy in your car to monitor your driving and reward those who are careful and don't drive at dangerous times.
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David Mitchell's 2004 novel Cloud Atlas was an ambitious book telling six different stories throughout time, hopping around from 1850 to a post-apocalyptic future. It's the kind of book that would require some pretty big minds to adapt into film. Luckily for fans of Mitchell, Andy and Lana Wachowski (The Matrix, V for Vendetta) signed on to direct along with Tom Tykwer (Run, Lola Run).
The trio worked on the script and began filming in September with a solid cast that includes Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Hugh Grant, Hugo Weaving, Jim Broadbent and Ben Whishaw. According to The Hollywood Reporter, filming wrapped this week in Berlin, meaning it's time for special effects insertion and editing to make it in time for the intended October release of the film.
Lana huh? Sure Larry. Whatever you want.
I wonder if this will be similar to Akira Kurosawa's Dreams.
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2011 Domaine William Fèvre Chablis 1er Cru Montée de Tonnerre
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SLOFred Likes this wine: (91 points)
December 3, 2015 - Another great Fevre wine. Super citrusy in the front palate. No oak. Lovely wine.
Cote d'Or wrote:
November 27, 2015 - PopnPour, tasted over 2 hrs
-translucent pale light gold green
-reduction funk sweet lemon sea water
-med+ acidity, med concentration with lean lemon pith bitter streak, average complexity and length
-drinking OK now but will hopefully become more interesting with a few more years, nowhere near the level of the Les Clos
dkhara963 wrote: (91 points)
November 21, 2015 - Perfectly transparent, classic Chablis. Fevre might not overwhelm, but it never seems to disappoint. Perfect with oysters.
EhrlichDY Likes this wine: (92 points)
October 11, 2015 - Archetypal chablisnhere. Mineral driven, saline, lemon zest. Best upon opening and clamped down a bit with air in the glass. Excellent tension and mouth filling texture. This one is built for the ling hall if it can escape premox.
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October 8, 2015 - The palate is clear, and there are classic seashell and chalk notes, but the fruit is a bit too ripe and peachy for me. Not the best showing for this wine, although it's well-received by the table. Afghan Kebab House.
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Wine Definition
- Vintage 2011
- Type White
- Producer Domaine William Fèvre
- Varietal Chardonnay
- Designation n/a
- Vineyard Montée de Tonnerre
- Country France
- Region Burgundy
- SubRegion Chablis
- Appellation Chablis 1er Cru
- UPC Code 3443620005999
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I really liked the 3D. Good voice acting and sound effects, it should be the first of a series. If so somebody e-mail me... or not.
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The animation was pretty good. It was serious to the point that it was funny. Story is cliche, but what isn't anymore. It was short and the violence wasn't really all that violent.


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Unlike home repair services that evaluate a property, meet with homeowners and have time to prepare before their physical work begins, auto repair businesses are often asked to make fixes on the spot. If you come into a garage with a tire issue, the expectation is the mechanic will know how to correct that problem quickly.
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A recommended way to locate a trustworthy auto repair professional is to seek out customer reviews. Online sites offer honest opinions from real customers who have used a business. Read through this feedback to learn how a business operates and what you can expect if you were to take your vehicle there. Look for reviews about how quick maintenance was completed and if prices were fair. By learning what other people have said about a garage, you can gain a better idea if it's the right place to go when you have a car problem in need of fixing.
It can be difficult to know which automotive problems are serious enough to require expert assistance. A ripped seat cushion or broken radio don't involve safety and will not warrant enough of a problem that going into a garage is required. However, setbacks with brakes, lights and other parts that are vital to the safety of your car's driver and passengers, as well as others on the road, necessitate quick fixes. Many modern automobiles will notify drivers of an issue, in the form of a signal on the dashboard or a noise within the vehicle.
In the event of an accident, even if your vehicle does not appear to have any damage on the outside, it is generally recommended that you see a trusted auto repair professional. Internal damage may have occurred, or an important part may have been knocked out of place. Fixing these issues before driving much further can prevent further vehicle breakdowns in the future. In the case of a serious accident, a body shop can assess the problems and determine the best course of action for repairs, as well as evaluate how much they will cost.
Beyond that, regular checkups are recommended. Tires must be rotated, fluids needs to be replaced and the engine must be evaluated. After driving 25,000 miles, most auto dealers suggest having the vehicle checked out to ensure everything is running smoothly. Taking the car into the auto repair professional you trust will protect you from further problems down the road.
Not every type of auto repair work needs to be done by a certified mechanic. You can fix some of a vehicle's issues just by paying attention to how the automobile is running and having a basic understanding of auto repair. Look over the ways weather may impact your car and what preventative measures you can take to avoid having to take it into the shop. At the same time, be aware of mechanic scams that can impact your experience.
Preventing Trips To The Professional
Some fixes to your car can be done without paying a specialist. Issues like replacing oil and air filters are relatively simple, with instructions provided in the owner's manual on how to make these changes. The same goes for replacing broken windshield wipers or burnt-out headlights. Such issues should be repaired quickly to guarantee safety, but don't require a visit to a garage. By handling these types of tasks on your own, you'll gain a better understanding for how your car operates and save time and money.
Along with understanding how to fix manageable vehicle issues that may arise, taking preventative measures to avoid future problems is a valuable time saver. Many problem-solving best practices are related to the seasons. Your vehicle will be in different conditions in the winter than in the summer, meaning it requires a different type of preparation.
In the spring and summer, you want to be sure your air conditioner and cooling systems work correctly. Given the high temperatures the vehicle will be exposed to, overheating is a common problem. Look over the system by ensuring there is enough coolant available. If it needs to be refilled, it is best to open the hood and add more to the car before it gets too warm out. Also, clean out fan ducts and other ventilation sources necessary for summertime driving.
For winter driving, features such as the defroster, heater and exhaust system are paramount. Look in your owner's manual for specific directions on how features should be checked and repaired. Many newer cars have a cabin air filter that can be replaced when needed, allowing warm air to continue to flow in. Also, check your tires before winter driving, as they need to be at the proper pressure to perform well on snow and ice.
Avoiding Scams
There is a common worry among many people that auto repair professionals take advantage of the general public. Because so many people are unaware of how to fix the problems in their vehicle, they are nervous of being overcharged by mechanics or worried that the improper work is being done.
While the great majority of professionals in the industry are honest, hard-working people, a few bad apples can ruin everything. You should be extra careful when first visiting a mechanic to guarantee that the price you're charged and maintenance the vehicle receives are fair.
Among the common scams pulled are needless repairs, where a garage charges you for work that isn't necessary. Another popular one is attracting customers through a cheap oil change or tire pressure check. Then, when you are in the shop and your car is being repaired, they give you a long list of other corrections they'd like to make, therefore boosting the total cost of your bill.
The best way to combat these types of problems is getting a written estimate before work is done. That way, you can see how much repairs are expected to cost. If the final bill is higher than the estimate projected, ask to specifically see the work. Make sure information is put in writing as well. If a problem remains, you can have proof that work was not done to your satisfaction.
By working closely with an auto repair professional and doing some of the tune-up work on your own, you will be less likely to fall for these scams. At the same time, you'll be able to drive out with a clean and healthy vehicle, thanks to the repairs made by a trained professional.


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Perceptions of Australasian emergency department staff of the impact of alcohol-related presentations
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