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With the start of the legislative session in Baton Rouge, Jefferson Parish President John Young is looking for a little more political clout.
Jefferson Parish already boasts one of the more organized delegations in the state Legislature, but apparently more is better for Young. He sent a notice this week to the legislators of the six parishes with shores along Lake Pontchartrain, asking them to unite as a lobbying bloc.
His name for the new group would be "The Lake Pontchartrain Rim Caucus."
In a statement released Thursday, Young's office said that the new caucus would include 25 legislative districts across the state House and Senate.
Jefferson Parish shares the lake shore with Orleans, St. Tammany, St. Charles, St. John the Baptist and Tangipahoa parishes.
"Economic, ecological, drainage and crime‐related issues, for example, do not recognize geopolitical boundaries, and typically each can be addressed more efficiently through a collaborative effort," Young's statement said.


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Iranian nurses' constraint for research utilization
Salsali, Mahvash
Mehrdad, Neda
BMC Nursing
This paper identifies the views of Iranian clinical nurses regarding the utilization of nursing research in practice. There is a need to understand what restricts Iranian clinical nurses to use research findings. The aim of this study was to identify practicing nurses' view of aspects which they perceived constrain them from research utilization that summarizes and uses research findings to address a nursing practice problem.
Data were collected during 6 months by means of face-to face interviews follow by one focus group. Analysis was undertaken using a qualitative content analysis.
Findings disclosed some key themes perceived by nurses to restrict them to use research findings: level of support require to be research active, to be research minded, the extent of nurses knowledge and skills about research and research utilization, level of educational preparation relating to using research, administration and executive challenges in clinical setting, and theory-practice gap.
This study identifies constraints that require to be overcome for clinical nurses to actively get involved in research utilization. In this study nurses were generally interested to use research findings. However they felt restricted because of lack of time, lack of peer and manager support and limited knowledge and skills of the research process. This study also confirms that research utilization and the change to research nursing practice are complex issues which require both organizational and educational efforts.
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Women with postpartum depression: "my husband" stories
Montgomery, Phyllis
Bailey, Pat
Purdon, Sheri Johnson
Snelling, Susan J
Kauppi, Carol
BMC Nursing
The research on Postpartum Depression (PPD) to date suggests that there is a knowledge gap regarding women's perception of their partners' role as carer and care activities they perform. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to describe women's understanding of their partners' or husbands' involvement in the midst of PPD.
This study used interview data from a larger study of northern and rural Ontario women's stories of help-seeking for PPD. The interpretive description approach was used to illustrate the complexity of women's spousal connections in PPD. Data from a purposive community sample of 27 women who self-identified as having been diagnosed with PPD was used. From the verbatim transcribed interviews a number of data excerpts were identified and labeled as "my husband" stories. Narrative analysis was employed to examine these stories.
During this time of vulnerability, the husbands' physical, emotional and cognitive availability positively contributed to the women's functioning and self-appraisals as wife and mother. Their representations of their husbands' 'doing for' and/or 'being with' promoted their well-being and ultimately protected the family.
Given that husbands are perceived to be central in mitigating women's suffering with PPD, the consistent implementation of a triad orientation, that includes woman, child and partner rather than a more traditional and convenient dyadic orientation, is warranted in comprehensive postpartum care. Finally, this study contributes a theoretical understanding of responsive as well as reactive connections between women and family members during the postpartum period.
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Children's vomiting following posterior fossa surgery: A retrospective study
Neufeld, Susan M
Newburn-Cook, Christine V
Schopflocher, Donald
Dundon, Belinda
Yu, Herta
Drummond, Jane E
BMC Nursing
Nausea and vomiting is a problem for children after neurosurgery and those requiring posterior fossa procedures appear to have a high incidence. This clinical observation has not been quantified nor have risk factors unique to this group of children been elucidated.
A six year retrospective chart audit at two Canadian children's hospitals was conducted. The incidence of nausea and vomiting was extracted. Hierarchical multivariable logistic regression was used to quantify risk and protective factors at 120 hours after surgery and early vs. late vomiting.
The incidence of vomiting over a ten day postoperative period was 76.7%. Documented vomiting ranged from single events to greater than 20 over the same period. In the final multivariable model: adolescents (age 12 to <17) were less likely to vomit by 120 hours after surgery than other age groups; those who received desflurane, when compared to all other volatile anesthetics, were more likely to vomit, yet the use of ondansetron with desflurane decre kelihood. Children who had intraoperative ondansetron were more likely to vomit in the final multivariable model (perhaps because of its use, in the clinical judgment of the anesthesiologist, for children considered at risk). Children who started vomiting in the first 24 hours were more likely to be school age (groups 4 to <7 and 7 to <12) and receive desflurane. Nausea was not well documented and was therefore not analyzed.
The incidence of vomiting in children after posterior fossa surgery is sufficient to consider all children requiring these procedures to be at high risk for POV. Nausea requires better assessment and documentation.
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A randomized cross-over study of the quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation among females performing 30:2 and hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Trowbridge, Cynthia
Parekh, Jesal N
Ricard, Mark D
Potts, Jerald
Patrickson, W Clive
Cason, Carolyn L
BMC Nursing
Hands-Only cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is recommended for use on adult victims of witnessed out-of-hospital (OOH) sudden cardiac arrest or in instances where rescuers cannot perform ventilations while maintaining minimally interrupted quality compressions. Promotion of Hands-Only CPR should improve the incidence of bystander CPR and, subsequently, survival from OOH cardiac arrest; but, little is known about a rescuer's ability to deliver continuous chest compressions of adequate rate and depth for periods typical of emergency services response time. This study evaluated chest compression rate and depth as subjects performed Hands-Only CPR for 10 minutes. For comparison purposes, each also performed chest compressions with ventilations (30:2) CPR. It also evaluated fatigue and changes in body biomechanics associated with each type of CPR.
Twenty healthy female volunteers certified in basic life support performed Hands-Only CPR and 30:2 CPR on a manikin. A mixed model repeated measures cross-over design evaluated chest compression rate and depth, changes in fatigue (chest compression force, perceived exertion, and blood lactate level), and changes in electromyography and joint kinetics and kinematics.
All subjects completed 10 minutes of 30:2 CPR; but, only 17 completed 10 minutes of Hands-Only CPR. Rate, average depth, percentage at least 38 millimeters deep, and force of compressions were significantly lower in Hands-Only CPR than in 30:2 CPR. Rates were maintained; but, compression depth and force declined significantly from beginning to end CPR with most decrement occurring in the first two minutes. Perceived effort and joint torque changes were significantly greater in Hands-Only CPR. Performance was not influenced by age.
Hands-Only CPR required greater effort and was harder to sustain than 30:2 CPR. It is not known whether the observed greater decrement in chest compression depth associated with Hands-Only CPR would offset the potential physiological benefit of having fewer interruptions in compressions during an actual resuscitation. The dramatic decrease in compression depth in the first two minutes reinforces current recommendations that rescuers take turns performing compressions, switching every two minutes or less. Further study is recommended to determine the impact of real-time feedback and dispatcher coaching on rescuer performance.
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Practice nursing in Australia: A review of education and career pathways
Parker, Rhian M
Keleher, Helen M
Francis, Karen
Abdulwadud, Omar
BMC Nursing
Nurses in Australia are often not educated in their pre registration years to meet the needs of primary care. Careers in primary care may not be as attractive to nursing graduates as high-tech settings such as intensive or acute care. Yet, it is in primary care that increasingly complex health problems are managed. The Australian government has invested in incentives for general practices to employ practice nurses. However, no policy framework has been developed for practice nursing to support career development and post-registration education and training programs are developed in an ad hoc manner and are not underpinned by core professional competencies. This paper reports on a systematic review undertaken to establish the available evidence on education models and career pathways with a view to enhancing recruitment and retention of practice nurses in primary care in Australia.
Search terms describing education models, career pathways and policy associated with primary care (practice) nursing were established. These search terms were used to search electronic databases. The search strategy identified 1394 citations of which 408 addressed one or more of the key search terms on policy, education and career pathways. Grey literature from the UK and New Zealand internet sites were sourced and examined. The UK and New Zealand Internet sites were selected because they have well established and advanced developments in education and career pathways for practice nurses.
Two reviewers examined titles, abstracts and studies, based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Disagreement between the reviewers was resolved by consensus or by a third reviewer.
Significant advances have been made in New Zealand and the UK towards strengthening frameworks for primary care nursing education and career pathways. However, in Australia there is no policy at national level prepare nurses to work in primary care sector and no framework for education or career pathways for nurses working in that sector.
There is a need for national training standards and a process of accreditation for practice nursing in Australia to support the development of a responsive and sustainable nursing workforce in primary care and to provide quality education and career pathways.
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Competency, confidence and conflicting evidence: key issues affecting health visitors' use of research evidence in practice
Hilton, Shona
Bedford, Helen
Calnan, Michael
Hunt, Kate
BMC Nursing
Health visitors play a pivotal position in providing parents with up-to-date evidence-based care on child health. The recent controversy over the safety of the MMR vaccine has drawn attention to the difficulties they face when new research which raises doubts about current guidelines and practices is published. In the aftermath of the MMR controversy, this paper investigates the sources health visitors use to find out about new research evidence on immunisation and examines barriers and facilitators to using evidence in practice. It also assesses health visitors' confidence in using research evidence.
Health visitors were recruited from the 2007 UK Community Practitioners' and Health Visitors' Association conference. All delegates were eligible to complete the questionnaire if in their current professional role they advise parents about childhood immunisation or administer vaccines to children. Of 228 who were eligible, 185 completed the survey (81.1%).
These health visitors used a wide range of resources to find out about new research evidence on childhood immunisation. Popular sources included information leaflets and publications, training days, nursing journals and networking with colleagues. A lack of time was cited as the main barrier to searching for new evidence. The most common reason given for not using research in practice was a perception of conflicting research evidence. Understanding the evidence was a key facilitator. Health visitors expressed less confidence about searching and explaining research on childhood immunisation than evidence on weaning and a baby's sleep position.
Even motivated health visitors feel they lack the time and, in some cases, the skills to locate and appraise research evidence. This research suggests that of the provision of already-appraised research would help to keep busy health professionals informed, up-to-date and confident in responding to public concerns, particularly when there is apparently conflicting evidence. Health visitors' relative lack of confidence about research on immunisation suggests there is still a job to be done in rebuilding confidence in evidence on childhood immunisation. Further research on what makes evidence more comprehensible, convincing and useable would contribute to understanding how to bridge the gulf between evidence and practice.
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A national cross-sectional study on nurses' intent to leave and job satisfaction in Lebanon: implications for policy and practice
El-Jardali, Fadi
Dimassi, Hani
Dumit, Nuhad
Jamal, Diana
Mouro, Gladys
BMC Nursing
Lebanon is perceived to be suffering from excessive nurse migration, low job satisfaction, poor retention and high turnover. Little is known about the magnitude of nurse migration and predictors of intent to leave. The objective of this study is to determine the extent of nurses' intent to leave and examine the impact of job satisfaction on intent to leave. Intent to leave was explored to differentiate between nurses who intend to leave their current hospital and those intending to leave the country.
A cross-sectional design was used to survey nurses currently practicing in Lebanese hospitals. A total of 1,793 nurses employed in 69 hospitals were surveyed. Questions included those relating to demographic characteristics, intent to leave, and the McCloskey Mueller Satisfaction Scale. Univariate descriptive statistics were conducted on sample's demographic characteristics including gender, age, marital status and educational level. Bivariate associations between intent to leave and demographic characteristics were tested using Pearson Chi-square. Differences in satisfaction scores between nurses with and without intent to leave were tested using t-test and ANOVA f-test. A multinomial logistic regression model was created to predict intent to leave the hospital and intent to leave the country.
An alarming 67.5% reported intent to leave within the next 1 to 3 years, many of whom disclosed intent to leave the country (36.7%). Within nurses who reported an intent to leave the hospital but stay in Lebanon, 22.1% plan to move to a different health organization in Lebanon, 29.4% plan to leave the profession and 48.5% had other plans. Nurses reported being least satisfied with extrinsic rewards. A common predictor of intent to leave the hospital and the country was dissatisfaction with extrinsic rewards. Other predictors of intent to leave (country or hospital) included age, gender, marital status, degree type, and dissatisfaction with scheduling, interaction opportunities, and control and responsibility.
Study findings demonstrate linkages between job satisfaction, intent to leave, and migration in a country suffering from a nursing shortage. Findings can be used by health care managers and policy makers in managing job satisfaction, intent to leave and nurse migration.
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Practice Nurses' views of their role in the management of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalagic Encephalitis: a qualitative study
Chew-Graham, Carolyn
Dixon, Rebecca
Shaw, Jonathan W
Smyth, Nina
Lovell, Karina
Peters, Sarah
BMC Nursing
NICE guidelines suggest that patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalitis (CFS/ME) should be managed in Primary Care. Practice Nurses are increasingly being involved in the management of long-term conditions, so are likely to also have a growing role in managing CFS/ME. However their attitudes to, and experiences of patients with CFS/ME and its management must be explored to understand what barriers may exist in developing their role for this group of patients. The aim of this study was to explore Practice Nurses' understanding and beliefs about CFS/ME and its management.
Semi-structured interviews with 29 Practice Nurses. Interviews were transcribed verbatim and an iterative approach used to develop themes from the dataset.
Practice nurses had limited understanding about CFS/ME which had been largely gained through contact with patients, friends, personal experiences and the media rather than formal training. They had difficulty seeing CFS/ME as a long term condition. They did identify a potential role they could have in management of CFS/ME but devalued their own skills in psychological intervention, and suggested counselling would be an appropriate therapeutic option. They recognised a need for further training and on going supervision from both medical and psychological colleagues. Some viewed the condition as contentious and held pejorative views about CFS/ME. Such scepticism and negative attitudes will be a significant barrier to the management of patients with CFS/ME in primary care.
The current role of Practice Nurses in the ongoing management of patients with CFS/ME is limited. Practice Nurses have little understanding of the evidence-base for treatment of CFS/ME, particularly psychological therapies, describing management options in terms of advice giving, self-help or counselling. Practice Nurses largely welcomed the potential development of their role in this area, but identified barriers and training needs which must be addressed to enable them to feel confident managing of patients with this condition. Training must begin by addressing negative attitudes to patients with CFS/ME.
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Older cancer patients' information and support needs surrounding treatment: An evaluation through the eyes of patients, relatives and professionals
Posma, Elise R
van Weert, Julia CM
Jansen, Jesse
Bensing, Jozien M
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Providing cancer patients with adequate treatment information is important for patients' health, well-being and satisfaction. Nurses play an important role in patient education. So far, few studies focused on the specific information needs of older cancer patients surrounding chemotherapy treatment. Given the growing incidence of cancer among older individuals, insight in these needs is crucial. This article describes the views of older cancer patients, their relatives and professionals on older patients' specific communication needs regarding chemotherapy treatment.
A qualitative design was used. Five focus group interviews were held with older cancer patients and their partners (two groups) and professionals with a background in nursing, oncology, gerontology and/or patient-provider communication (three groups). In addition, face to face in-depth interviews were conducted with older cancer patients. A total number of 38 patients and relatives participated, with a mean age of 67.6 years. The focus groups and interviews were audio-recorded for subsequent transcription and analysis.
Older people have more difficulties processing and remembering information than younger ones. A trustful environment appears to be a prerequisite for reflection of older patients on the information provided and individualized information is essential to enhance memory of information. However, the results show that both patients and professionals experienced insufficient exploration of the patients' personal situation and individual information needs. Patients also strengthened the importance of sensitive communication, e.g. showing empathy en emotional support, throughout the continuum of cancer care. Moreover, potential areas of improvement were identified, including engaging the patients' relatives and encouraging patients and relatives to ask questions.
Patient education should be more tailored to older cancer patients' individual information and support needs and abilities by exploring the required amount and content of information, treatment goals and expectations. Nurses can establish a trustful environment by showing empathy and emotional support. Recommendations are given to enhance recall of information in older patients; information giving should be more structured by summarizing and repeating the most important, personally relevant information. To adapt to specific information needs, communication training for nurses and the use of aids such as a question prompt sheet could be useful tools.
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John Joyner
There is some confusion about his middle initial.I have only seen it in one place and it could either be a A or an R. Those letters in script or print are very similar. My uncle, John R. Joyner, was his grandson. He told his son that he was named for his grandfather. John R. was very close to his grandfather. He took him to Civil War reunions when he could.The John associated with this grave is my great great grandfather. Does anyone have proof as to his middle initial? Thank you, S
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Go to familysearch.org and you will find Ralph Brannon's death certificate - he was single - died from car accident
Thanks, Ida
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Ralph Brannon grave
If he was only 42 - he must be the child of Ralph Brannon and Lucina Mock. Ralph Sr - husband was born 1850. Lucina was born 1859. Could you please re-verify? I am a Mock and her dad was my great grandfather. Thank you
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Cosmo R. Boston
I went back through some family history records on North Carolina Digital Archives and found that Cosmo R. Boston was the son of John Boston that you made the memorial for. Could you please add him as a child of John's. Cosmo's memorial is 161986666.
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Thank you for adding Williamina Julia Boston to the list of children for her father, John Boston. I am checking to see if Cosmos R. Boston is also his son.
I feel certain that he was.
May I ask where you got documentation that John's father, James Boston, was a Major. I have not come across that information in any detail.
Thanks again,
Mary Boston
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Please add child to parents memorial
I have recently determined that Williamina Julia Boston, #161986668, is the daughter of John Boston, #44211179, whose memorial you created. I would appreciate your adding her name to his memorial. I tried to contact the creator of her memorial but he has disabled messages. This is my husband's family. Julia passed away after John had purchased a lot by a different number. I don't know if the vault was built by the time of her death. Thank you.
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RE: Re: John SMOAK
Thank You Robert so much. My cousins and I are having a heck of a time finding John's parents. We also believe in most of the records his last name is spelled Smoke. The john Smoak related to John Samuel Smoak was married to a Elizabeth Ayers and then her sister after elizabeth passed on...so confusing with the name changes.
Bless you and yours, Cathy
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Memorial# 31271216 John Smoak
Hi, I do not believe that the parents are correct. This John Smoak died in 1905, whereas John William Smoak (son of John Samuel Smoak) died in 1868. Can you please delete the parents relationship. My cousins and I are still hunting for his actual parents.
Thank you, and sorry for any hassle.
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FYI- check out great website" Historic Rural Churches of Georgia" for great article on this church. gail
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My wife and I live in an old farmhouse outside of Newington and I'm trying to find who the original owner was, when it was built, info on the families that lived here and maybe old pics of the house. My research leads me to believe that Daniel Lee (son of james Lee) built the house in the early 1890s. This is based on an 1899 document showing the division of the estate with a plat indicating a "residence" at the location of our house. Can you shed any light on who I may contact for information and pics of our house?
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I have a 50mm F1.4G prime that requires -20 fine tune on my D7000 and zero Fine Tune on my D800. My other pro zooms and primes dont have the same problem.Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening and whether I should send the lens back to Nikon for adjustment.Bob
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#1. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 0
Considering that the lens is fine on the D800 suggests that it is not a lens issue, but rather a body issue. How did you test the lenses? Focus tuning requires a rigorous testing method to insure correct results.Considering all the complaints of the D800's focusing, I would have expected the opposite results.Is the a local camera store where you can test another copy of the same lens or body to see if your results differ? A photographer friend's? A rental?Mickhttp://www.mickklassphoto.comorVisit my nikonians gallery
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#2. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 1
Mick's question about methodology is a good one. The D800 has increased resolution and has the ability to resolve detail that looks like it needs adjustment on another camera.There is also the issue of FX vs. DX. A target on the D7000 is zoomed - and effectively has more depth of field. The D800 target would be smaller and have a very shallow depth of field.There can be errors in either camera. Even with those errors, the cameras might be within spec.Lighting conditions affect resolution. Choice of WB, light levels, etc. can all have an impact on your fine tuning. There is variability in AF accuracy. If you focus the same lens and camera combination 5 times, you will get a different answer every time. The variation may be small or large, but there is always variation. There can be differences in the AF target. That's a test variable, but sometimes certain targets are difficult for specific camera and lens combinations. Eric BowlesNikonians TeamMy GalleryWorkshopsNikonians membership — my most important photographic investment, after the camera
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#4. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 1
>Considering that the lens is fine on the D800 suggests that>it is not a lens issue, but rather a body issue. >There's two articles over at LensRentals that would suggest that this is faulty logic. They sort of coincide and reinforce what Eric posted and suggest that it could be a combination of both the body and lens.This is a link to the second updated article in which at the beginning is a link to the first one.PeteEdited to add another article link on lens and camera variation.
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#5. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 4
I did say "suggests" not "guarantees".Yes, a lens body combination is alway likely. If the lens is a natural -5 and the body is a natural +5, the combo will be spot on. However, the next body may be 0 or -5 making that combo -5 or -10.However, when something works right on one body but not on another, I'd check the body first, before delving into more complicated explanations.You can go far down the wrong track just reading about this stuff and assuming that your situation is exactly the same as the one you read about.Test it yourself, it takes little time (compared to the alternatives), and see what you can eliminate as possibilities.Or send both cameras and the lens to Nikon and ask them to sort it out!Mickhttp://www.mickklassphoto.comorVisit my nikonians gallery
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#3. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 0
I have a thread in D7000 forum about my recent experience with the 14-24/2.8. I went through a similar issue with a Sigma 24-70/2.8.Short version: I have to dial in -15 to -20 AF tune for these two lenses on both my D7000 bodies. Yet other lenses are fine: the 70-200/2.8 VR-II is spectacularly sharp with no adjustment, again, on both bodies. A cheap kit lens (18-55) is likewise fine.My feeling is that as long as you can achieve satisfactory results with the AF tune, just do so, and enjoy your body + lens. I got my Sigma dialed in about a year ago, and have used it since then, and it's performed just fine.
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#6. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 3
My 28-300 Nikkor was moving from -4 to +3 on D3x, D3s, D700 bodies. It is plain 0 on my D800/s and D4 bodies. My 70-200 looks the same. Go figure. Only one thing is in my mind - Nikon dramatically imroved FT system/auto calibration. Dimitri.
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#7. "RE: Why Auto focus differs so much for D7000 versus D800" | In response to Reply # 0
My 50 f/1.4 + D7000 combination is exactly the same. Through trial and error, I settled on -20 AF compensation. I didn't do any controlled tests or anything, just took a whole bunch of photographs under "real world" conditions and ended up concluding that -20 gave me the highest "hit rate" for sharp images.I'm borderline disappointed with the 50mm (which is fairly new to me). I bought it looking for a razor sharp prime, since I already have that focal length covered by several zooms. As it is, even with the AF adjustment, I can't say it is noticeably sharper than the zooms. The better DOF control from the f/1.4 is nice, though.
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Candle Flame Shawl (With Border Tutorial!)
There's a lot of talk about this shawl in the General Forum, and I think it belongs in a Knit Along. The pattern can be found HERE. It's a really easy pattern, and great for a first shawl!
Here's mine so far. I'm using Knit Picks Wool of the Andes in Pewter, and #9 needles.
gorgeous!!!! this pattern is calling my name!!! I need to finish wicked first (yeah I've been saying that for like 2 months).
Great! We now have:
1 recruit.
Me too!
Ok...I'll be brave and say yes! I have to get my yarn first and finish a couple of things I'm working on! LOL!
Ok...I confess...I WAS the new knitter that said,"I'll never have more than one thing on the needles...I'll finish that before I start something else!" So much for that!
Seriously, I'm not exactly sure when I can start this...does that matter?
Merry :)
No, it doesn't matter when you start it. Don't worry, I'm sure we all said "only one project at a time" at one time. Have the majority of us gone through with it, no!
I have the yarn for this and the pattern. I'm supposed to be making this for my mother. I started Lady Eleanor (entrelac shawl) though, and both of these are big projects. Hmmmm...do I put Eleanor on hold and start this or do I keep going on Eleanor? Tempting. I'll give it some thought.
As always, ContiKnitter, your work is perfect. :notworthy:
Needle Size?
You are using $9 needles with a Bulky weight...if I use a worsted weight yarn, should I maybe use #8 needles? What do you think?
I would love to knit this but I am fairly new to knitting and don't understand this part:
- Garter Stitch Border -
CO 10 sts.
K 9, Sl 1, (K 2 tog, pass sl st over), turn and knit back out to to the edge of border.
Continue in this manner until all the stitches along the top have been worked.
BO 10 sts loosely.
Weave in loose ends
Cast on? Where and how? I've seen this before about casting on in the middle or something like that and don't understand it. Or am I just reading it wrong?
Also, would Plymouth Encore Chunky work well do you think? There is a beautiful color I would like to use called Garnet.
MerryKnitter- Yes, You probably should use smaller needles, as this is not a lace fabric.
SpectorKitty- I'm just planning to do a garter stitch border on the top, as the instructions for the border aren't very good.
ps- Plymouth Encore would be great! Any worsted/bulky wool/wool blend would be good for this.
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Situated in Chesterfield, this hotel is 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Kemp Auto Museum and within 3 mi (5 km) of Westfield Chesterfield Mall and Taubman Prestige Outlets. Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) away.
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In the 7 years since Joyce became #2 to KIM, AMKR's annual revenue has grown an average of 0% (that's zero percent) while the stock price has lost 2/3 of its value. A legacy of caretaker management and, of course, unfathomable board of director complacency.
Sentiment: Hold
You can't have the major strategy being the sale of the company and have any real chance to grow it at the same time. There will always be too many decisions that would not be compatible with doing both. I do agree that Kim picked his as a caretaker not someone to build the company.
With his retirement and the plans for new plant and R&D in Korea, I have more questions than answers for what is going on. His replacement will tells us something.
Invest, with all due respect to your generally astute observations, all this talk about strategy being sale of the company is getting old, and it's a poor excuse for KIM's self-interest. It doesn't take this long to sell a company. I find it impossible to believe that the Board of Directors would show this much patience in KIM's effort to sell the company.


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FTM and proud like a peacock...
I'm 27 and married and we also own our own home and have two vehicles also. We both have careers (I'm on maternity leave right now though) and we are on baby number two! First one is 9 months!
I know what you mean. Just an overall happiness and disbelief, like "wow have I really come this far?"
yes i get to be a sahm and my bf works really hard so we can do that. we have 9 month old daughter and pregnant with #2, we just built a house and moved in last week, and we both own our cars :) oh im 24 and he is 33
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I guess I don't understand what this post is supposed to be about. I'm very, very happy for you. I really and truely am. But do you see how many women on this board struggle? They are posting about being homeless, not having enough food to eat, and how to get assistance. I feel like you posted this all to rub it in other womans faces. If you posted it just for a congrats, I will give you that. Congrats!
I am 22 years old, I also own a 2 story, 3 bedroom 3 bathroom house with my husband, who I married at age 18, and we have 2 new vehicles. I am also a SAHM because my husband makes enough money for me to not have to work. But I am definitely not bragging about what I have, at 10 years younger than you are..
We live in a mansion and never fight or even argue. I can eat whatever I want and it all only goes to my growing baby. I haven't felt sick at all and am having the boy I always wanted. And the baby is talking already in utero! Amazing!
Llama llama single mama to a little shit apple.
Gold boobies.
Yes! Hubby and I are about 30, both in careers that we love, 2 cars, own a home in a nice area, and we have everything we need. We too have worked very hard to get where we are, and we wanted to wait until the right time to have babies! We did just that, and we are soooo happy to be pregnant (15 weeks!). It feel great to be financially stable with a baby on the way, knowing we can provide everything the little one needs without having to struggle. I don't mean to gloat, but I feel so blessed!
My husband and I do great as well... but I dont feel the need to brag about it.
Females are ugly brown :/ So are you saying you're a male? I'm confused :(
Llama mommas yell HAGAH!!
Ah... I see. At first I was like "what on earth is this post about?" but now I see it's a bit of an older-FTM lion roar. Well okay.
I am in a similar position to the Princess and Christina, except I am a SAHM.
In some ways I wish I had started babies earlier. Ours are very close together as a result, which is nice in a way but it would be good to have more time with each one, as well.
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Punar Vivah: Romance Brewing Between Raj And Sarita?
In the show Punar Vivah - Ek Nayi Umeed, with Raj saying NO to divorcing his wife, Sarita, the lives of these lead characters are taking a different turn altogether.
Aarti Sindhia from the previous Punar Vivah, played by Kratika Sengar, was on the show for a one hour long episode. She enters the second Punar Vivah as Sarita's friend. She then persuades the couple Raj and Sarita to participate in a contest for husband and wives.
The contest showed how compatible Raj and Sarita are. Though both of them brush this off by saying the reason for this is the 10 year old friendship they have had, Aarti would see through them. She realises they have love for each other and it is only in time they would have to accept the love they have for each other.
Raj and Sarita who had decided to get a divorce, so they can move forward to getting married again, seem to be thinking things through. Especially Raj, who thinks he is still in love with Divya, decides to get his wife married off first so he can move on with his life, married to Madhu. But when they set out to get a divorce first, Raj is the one who declares he does not want a divorce!
Sarita, on the other hand, is head over heals for her beloved husband. She decides to get married to another person so that he can marry his long lost love.
With Raj saying 'No' to the divorce, it shelved for the time being. But there seems to be something else altogether brewing below the friendship they have. After ten years of their loveless marriage, they are getting a lot closer to each other off late. Let's wait and watch how their lives change.