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Pentax K-30 ReviewMonday September 17 2012 Sensor Review
Pentax K-30 vs K-5
The overall results obtained by the two Pentax digital reflexes are very close, with only 3 points' difference in favor of the expert model K-5 — a lead of only 1/3EV. Although the color depth is absolutely identical for the two cameras and the low-light sensitivity is in the same general ballpark, we nonetheless note a real difference in dynamic range between the two cameras: only 13EV for the K-30 (the same as for the K-01, Pentax's compact hybrid equipped with the same sensor) versus 14.1EV for the K-5 (the champion in this category). The K-5 has the advantage of an 80 ISO setting that lets it improve its dynamic range score, and gives it slightly better control of shadows than the K-30 (this said, a difference in dynamic range of only 0.7EV at 100 ISO will be difficult to detect in photos).
Pentax K-30 vs K-x
With a DxOMark Score of 79, the K-30 marks a tangible advance over the K-x, Pentax's entry-level reflex, which scored a total of 72 points during its passage through the testing process. The difference translates into a qualitative gain of a little more than one third of a stop. The color depth of the new reflex is better than the entry-level model by about a bit, and the dynamic range is only a half-stop better because the K-30 doesn't take full advantage of the dynamic range usually found for this sensor. But it's the K-30's low-light sensitivity that is its most important advantage over the entry-level K-x: more than 1/3 stop, 1129 ISO vs 811 ISO.
Pentax K-30 vs Nikon D3200
Even though the Nikon D3200 is not as tropicalized as the Pentax K-30, we know that the Nikon's 24 Mpix CMOS sensor will be used in other cameras slated to appear in the coming months, just as it is already being used in the Sony NEX-7 and SLT-A77.
The overall image quality measured for the two cameras is very similar, giving only a very tenuous 2-point advantage to the 24-Mpix sensor, which benefits from a color depth score of 24.1 bits versus 23.7 bits for the 16-Mpix CMOS sensor. In terms of sensitivity, the score for both sensors is equivalent, even though when viewed on a screen, a photo taken at high sensitivity with the Pentax will be more flattering (this advantage disappears on an A4 print).
Note how the Pentax's signal-to-noise ratio takes a jump at 1600 ISO and higher when compared to the D3200.
Pentax K-30 vs Canon EOS Rebel T3i / EOS 600D
DxOMark Score: With a DxOMark Score of 65 vs 79, the 18Mpix APS-C sensor of the Canon digital reflex shows a performance gap with respect to the Pentax. This gap is in evidence across all image quality performance criteria. Of particular note is how the gap widens for the "studio" scores in which we evaluate sensor quality at low ISO.
Color depth: 22.1 bits vs 23.7 bits in favor of the Pentax — and this difference is important when comparing two cameras of the same generation.
Dynamic range: 1.5EV separates the cameras in favor, once again, of the Pentax. We know that the Canon CMOS is not very generous when it comes to dynamic range — and in fact, it makes no progress in this regard after 400 ISO, in contrast to the behavior of the K-30, which itself is not the best in this category in the Pentax line.
Low-light sensitivity: The Pentax achieves a score that is ½ EV superior than the Canon. As one can very clearly see on the SNR curves measured at different sensitivities, the Pentax is relatively close to the Canon EOS 600D up to 1600 ISO. 1600 ISO happens to be the last sensitivity at which the two cameras evolve within the same world, because starting at 3200 ISO, the Pentax applies smoothing that softens the image and limits noise — but at the expense of sharpness.
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Pentax K-30: Indicative price 1199 (USD)?
I had a look around but I cannot find the K-30 ever being introduced for anything near $1199. It now shows up on your site as more expensive than de K-5 II ($999).
On dpreview the published press release says: "The new PENTAX K-30 will be available at retail outlets nationwide and online in July 2012 with a suggested retail price of $849.95 for body only, and $899.95 for the kit including the DA L 18-55mm zoom lens." On Amazon.com the list price is $750 but they sell it for $630.


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Jon Meacham, author and 2009 Pulitzer Prize winner appears at the National Book Festival. Speaker Biography: Jon Meacham's latest book, "American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House," won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for biography. Meacham is also the editor of Newsweek, where he began as a writer in 1995. His "American Gospel: God, the Founding Fathers and the Making of a Nation" was published in 2006 and became New York Times and Washington Post best-sellers. He has written for The New York Times Book Review, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times Book Review and The Washington Post Book World. In 2001, he edited "Voices in Our Blood: America's Best on the Civil Rights Movement," a collection of distinguished nonfiction about the midcentury struggle against Jim Crow. He lives in New York.
Ledger Live for Wednesday October 21st, 2009 - Ledger Live with Brian Donohue. On today's show: Pulitzer Prize winning author Junot Diaz returns to his native New Jersey, speaking with college students and talking about why the Garden State produces such great art.
The International Museum of Women in partnership with the World Affairs Council presents a conversation with Nicholas Kristof on his latest work, Half the Sky. A two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Kristof has written widely on global health, poverty and gender issues in the developing world, with particular attention in recent years to issues in Darfur, Sudan. This discussion will focus on the imperative for global action on the empowerment of women, exploring the connections between economic progress and unleashing women's potential. Half the Sky is described as "a call to arms against our era's most pervasive human rights violation: the oppression of women in the developing world.
10/11/09 interview with author and journalist Liz Trotta. She's right, the Nobel Prize and Pulitzer Prize have become a farce. Even liberals are agreeing www.youtube.com . The reporters even gasped when the Nobel Prize winner was announced in Norway www.youtube.com . Look at Katie Couric winning the Walter Cronkite Award for taking media bias to media activism. Them there Aussie are smarter than Americans blogs.news.com.au . I'mtired of people that condemn Fox because they feel that the media should have 100% bias to the left like Venezuela. They must think they're Hugo Chavez. That's typical liberal reverse logic, not knowing the facts, listening to nothing but liberal bias their entire lives and demonizing everyone that disagrees. Yeah, programmed robots like the robots that think they'll go to heaven by killing women and children of other religions. I guess constantly harassing the people you disagree with is the next step toward the type of government they want. In Russia where Putin controlled the media, he had an 80% approval rating. It makes you wonder if people can think for themselves. I listened to that liberal bias for 50 years and never did buy off on it. I've never groked the logic that America was so evil in Vietnam yet when the left got their way and three million were slaughtered and people took to the sea in make shift rafts with little chance of survival, the left didn't bat an eye. Or the logic that we are so evil for waterboarding three high level Al ...
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Pulitzer Prize winning author Marilynne Robinson appears at the National Book Festival. Speaker Biography: Marilynne Robinson is the author of the novels "Gilead" (2004) -- winner of the Pulitzer Prize --and "Housekeeping" (1980) and two books of nonfiction, "Mother Country" and "The Death of Adam." She has written articles and book reviews for Harper's, The Paris Review and The New York Times Book Review. Her latest novel is "Home" (2008), a National Book Award finalist. She teaches at the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop and lives in Iowa.
Fiction author and 2008 Pulitzer Prize winner Junot Diaz appears at the National Book Festival. Speaker Biography: Junot Diaz was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and is the author of the short-story collection "Drown" and the novel "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" (hardback 2007, paperback 2008), which won the John Sargent Sr. First Novel Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award, the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and the 2008 Pulitzer Prize. The New York Times said the novel is "so original it can only be described as Mario Vargas Llosa meets 'Star Trek' meets David Foster Wallace meets Kanye West." Diaz's fiction has appeared in The New Yorker, African Voices, "Best American Short Stories" (1996, 1997, 1999, 2000), "Pushcart Prize XXII" and "The O'Henry Prize Stories 2009."
A guide to Home-Scale Permaculture - Toby Hemenway, author of Gaias Garden A guide to Home-Scale Permaculture. Tobys book (for the past 6 years) has been the worlds best-selling book on permaculture, a design approach based on ecology for creating sustainable landscapes, homes, communities, and workplaces. He is also an adjunct professor in the School of Graduate Education at Portland State University, Scholar in Residence at Pacific University, and a biologist consultant for the Biomimicry Guild. Toby teaches, consults, and lectures on permaculture and ecological design throughout the US and other countries. His writing has appeared in magazines such as: Whole Earth Review, Natural Home, and Kitchen Gardener. He lives in Portland, Oregon, where he is developing sites and resources for urban sustainability. Make plans to purchase your copy of Gaias Garden at the Roundup. Toby Hemenway will be our Friday keynote speaker. Tobys talk is titled, How Permaculture Can Save Humanity and the Earth, but not Civilization and will explain what permaculture is and how it can help us to live sustainably. Pulitzer-prize winning author Jared Diamond calls it the worst mistake in the history of the human race. Founder of permaculture Bill Mollison says it can destroy whole landscapes. Are they describing nuclear energy? Suburbia? Coal mining? No. They are talking about agriculture.Its not just that farming in its current industrial manifestation is destroying topsoil and biodiversity ...
If newspapers die, so what? If newspapers die what difference does it make? Will TV and the Net make up the difference? If we lose newspapers, will we also lose the news? Alex Jones thinks we will. Is he right? Alex Jones is a Pulitzer Prize winner, the author of Losing the News and Director of Harvards Shorenstein Center. James Goodale, former Vice Chairman of The New York Times, hosts. 10/4/09
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and best-selling author Haynes Johnson appears at the National Book Festival. Speaker Biography: Haynes Johnson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, a best-selling author and a television commentator. He has reported on every president from Dwight D. Eisenhower to Bill Clinton. In 1966 Johnson won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished national reporting of the civil rights struggle in Selma, Ala. Haynes Johnson is the author of national best-sellers such as "Sleepwalking Through History," "The Bay of Pigs" and "The Landing," his first novel. Johnson's latest work is "The Battle for America 2008: The Story of an Extraordinary Election" (2009), which he wrote with Dan Balz.
The University of Washington community welcomes the entering class of 2009 at the 26th Annual Freshman Convocation. UW President Mark A. Emmert presides over the ceremony, featuring an address by two-time Pulitzer prize winning editorial cartoonist David Horsey, who received his BA in Communications from the University of Washington in 1976.
The Color Purple October 27 - November 1, 2009 Arsht Center, Miami, THE COLOR PURPLE is a soul-stirring musical based on the classic Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker and the Oscar-nominated film by Steven Spielberg. It is the unforgettable and inspiring story of a woman named Celie, who triumphs over tremendous odds to find joy in life, and her true inner beauty.
Pulitzer Prize winner Jeffrey Marx visits Nestor Aparicio at the WNST.net studios to discuss his new book on Brian Kinchen called "The Long Snapper."
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Centre Easts 2009-2010 season kicks off Sept. 25 with Marshall Crenshaw and wraps up May 22 with One Man Star Wars Trilogy. In between, there are more than two dozen performances including Emmy Award-winner Ed Asner in FDR; Grammy Award-winners Shawn Colvin and Bruce Hornsby, Pulitzer Prize-winner Bob Woodard, the phenomenal Frank Sinatra, Jr. Valentines Weekend; the premiere of Thodos Dance Chicagos Fosse Trilogy; and the Broadway smash-hit Russian Circus Aga-Boom. All performances take place at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, 9501 Skokie Blvd. For tickets or more information call 847-673-6300 or visit northshorecenter.org. Groups of 15 or more, call GroupTix: 877-4-GRP-TIX (877-447-7849).
Centre Easts 2009-2010 season kicks off Sept. 25 with Marshall Crenshaw and wraps up May 22 with One Man Star Wars Trilogy. In between, there are more than two dozen performances including Emmy Award-winner Ed Asner in FDR; Grammy Award-winners Shawn Colvin and Bruce Hornsby, Pulitzer Prize-winner Bob Woodard, the phenomenal Frank Sinatra, Jr. Valentines Weekend; the premiere of Thodos Dance Chicagos Fosse Trilogy; and the Broadway smash-hit Russian Circus Aga-Boom. All performances take place at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie IL. For more info: call 847-673-6300 or visit northshorecenter.org. Groups of 15 or more, call GroupTix: 877-4-GRP-TIX (877-447-7849).
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KINGS BEACH, Calif. - The Ravens of Baltimore may still weigh heavily on Tahoe football fans' minds, considering their Super Bowl win Feb. 3 over the 49ers. But is it in locals' imaginations that they now seem to see ravens all over town?
The answer, apparently, is no.
"Ravens' numbers have exploded," said Will Richardson, co-executive director of the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science. "They are very clever. They're very smart. They are very good at exploiting any niche they can find."
Janice Follmer, a 20-year-resident of Crystal Bay, said she has noticed more ravens in the area over the past few years.
"They freaked me out," said Follmer, who said she often passed a few of the birds while walking her dog, who recently died. "They're kind of scary. They just watch you. My old dog didn't move very fast and I thought they could just take my dog away."
The ominous black birds made famous - or infamous - by Edgar Allen Poe's poem, "The Raven," first appeared in Tahoe relatively recently. The species in Tahoe is the common raven - Corvus corax.
Richardson said he has researched ravens and has not been able to find sightings of them in the region before the mid-1970s, and it wasn't until the mid 1990s that ravens became known as year-around residents of Tahoe. But even then, he said, the numbers were small.
"They were summer visitors at first - now they are everywhere," he said.
The birds are quick to adapt to human life, Richardson said.
"There are a lot more people, a lot more cars and there is a lot more garbage," said Richardson, adding that ravens are thriving on overturned garbage cans and roadkill.
Sheila Harrison, a 21-year North Shore resident, said he recently walked past a Kings Beach apartment building Dumpster full of ravens picking at exposed trash.
"I thought, that's strange. I don't remember seeing so many ravens around. That never struck me before," she said
Jokingly, she said she saw that as a sign, and decided to support the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII. More seriously, Harrison said her experience is another reminder that locals to keep their trash receptacles closed and secured.
While ravens and crows may seem interchangeable, they are not, Richardson said.
Although ravens and crows are a different species, they are "awfully similar," said Richardson, noting the subtle differences of ravens as being larger, and having wedge-shaped tails, unlike crows' "squared-off tails," and a different voice.
"You do have some crows pass through Tahoe in the late summer through early winter, but they are vastly outnumbered by ravens that gang up on the crows and chase them away," Richardson said.
That ganging up may account for the name given to groups of ravens. Unlike the cute-ish "covey of quails," a group of ravens is referred to as an "unkindness" or a "conspiracy."
Strength in numbers becomes an advantage for the survival of a species, Richardson said.
"Reciprocal altruism, or scratching each other's backs, could be seen as helping out your relatives," he said. "Ravens are very social and come together in the winter. At that time, you have what you might call the raven singles mixers, where they begin to pair up."
Courtship and mating begin in the spring. In the spring and summer, ravens tend to disband.
"In the summers, ravens get more selfish. They're trying to raise their own kids and want to exclude their neighbors," Richardson said.
But despite historic depictions of ravens as evil, the birds are very intelligent and have a lighter side, he said.
They are "incredibly smart," fashioning tools to get to otherwise inaccessible food, and ravens also like to invent games. Richardson referred to a YouTube video of a similar crow repeatedly sledding down a metal roof while standing on a little disc, the video entitled "crow boarding."
While Corvus corax is the species in Tahoe, the common raven has many cousins, including the Chihuahuan raven, white-necked raven and fan-tailed Raven.
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When I think about how I prefer to give birth, in a quiet, peaceful environment with no medication, I never once have thought about myself trying to be a hero. I have made these choices because they are pleasant to hubby and me, and I wouldn't tough anything like childbirth out just to show it off like some trophy. In my own experience, natural childbirth is much more comfortable for me than medicated. I am confident in my understanding of my body doing what it needs to do and my ability to listen. This is something that I do feel proud of, for myself. It is quite empowering. But it is not heroic.
The miracle of conception, pregnancy, and childbirth are altogether so amazing and supernatural in so many ways- how the baby makes his or her ultimate entrance into our world isn't the extraordinary event. For some parents it's the two pink lines, or the first look in your child's eyes, the counting of their toes, the comparing of their hands to yours, the first time at your breast, their tiny-ness and their very being. Their very life.
We all have a way of doing our own thing. This is mine. To me it is living. It is beautiful. It is new life. It is my life.


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Onomatopoetic word describing the sound of a zit being squeezed and the pus flying onto a mirror. Be careful when saying this word around people who speak Chinese, because this word sounds like "cao", which is the f-bomb in that language.
I just squeezed a zit and tsow! All the pus went flying all over the mirror!
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The dirty dime is a nickname for Tennessee. It comes from the lyrics of Blak Jak's "Ride & Swerve" though it was probably used colloquially before that. The components of the phrase come from the dirty south or the dirty dirty, and dime as in ten(nessee).
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Dirty Dime is a nickname. A dime is a hot chick, known to be a 10/10. Dirty meaning this chick is very good in bed; satisfies her man and knows how to have fun.
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When I can't sleep I track the news, which is why today I can offer you some incredibly dumb developments in the world. (I'm sure Miley Cyrus stuck her tongue out and Obamacare is still broken, but Ima let those slide.)
• Two 19-year-old women in Britain thought it was the height of hilarity to dress up for Halloween as the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. Their costumes, cleverly labeled "South Tower" and "North Tower" featured 3-D explosions, planes, and people jumping out of the buildings. You know, the funny stuff.
When photos appeared in the media, public outrage was instant and appropriate. The women won $240 in a pub costume party and are now despised by millions. Not a good tradeoff.
"The insensitivity level for this… is topped by none," said New Yorker John Feal, president of The FealGood Foundation, which assists survivors of the almost 3,000 people who died in the 2001 attacks.
The women eventually said they were sorry "if any offense was caused." That is not an apology. That's a two-year-old whining in his pull-up pants.
• Here's a gem from Reuters: An Oregon middle school football coach doesn't understand why it's inappropriate to take 13- and 14-year-old boys to Hooters for a team victory bash.
Randy Burbach has plenty of time to ponder now, because he won't be volunteer coaching at Corbett Middle School next year.
School officials said he refused to change the end-of-season party location despite parental complaints.
"I think there are more appropriate places to take middle school boys," Athletic Director Jean-Paul Soulagnet said, in a masterful understatement.
When Soulagnet asked Burbach to find another party venue, Burbach refused. So Soulagnet informed parents that A) The school was no longer affiliated with the celebration, and B) Burbach would not return to coach another season.
Burbach told the media that his team "overwhelmingly chose Hooters" for the party.
Well, DUH! What else are adolescent boys going to say? "A chance to stare at half-naked women while eating hot wings? Naw, Coach, we were hoping to have it at the library."
The bash was still set for Hooters, but wouldn't be associated with the school, Soulagnet said.
That was probably a banquet those kids will never forget—the ones whose parents actually let them go, I mean.
• Toronto Mayor Rob Ford finally admitted to smoking crack, but said it was "during a drunken stupor," which makes it ALL BETTER!
After denying it for months, Ford--who bears a remarkable resemblance to the late Chris Farley--finally admitted last week that it WAS him smoking crack on video at a party.
In the same breath he said he wouldn't resign, because, heck, why should he?
"Yes, I have smoked crack cocaine," Ford said at a press conference. "Probably in one of my drunken stupors, probably approximately about a year ago," he said.
Probably he's not the best guy to be mayor.
Ford apologized to voters and to his brother Doug, a city council member who went to the barricades for him, only to be proved a fool. (If Ford were my brother, I'd kick him in the pants. My two brothers will confirm this.)
Ford said he won't step down and plans to run for re-election next year. "For the sake of the taxpayers, we must get back to work immediately," he said.
Toronto councilmember Jaye Robinson, is livid: "Right now, he does not have a shred of credibility," she said. "We've become the laughingstock of North America, if not the world."
Ford's last words: "Folks, I have nothing left to hide." We can only hope.
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Really- I felt like everyone could see it on my face or in my words. I hate keeping secrets. And how do you blog without at least mentioning that little thing growing inside? I couldn't wait any longer. So there. Now I can breathe. Or not breathe. Great. Just talking about it is only making it worse. So please, for now refrain from telling me any of your weird cravings. I'll probably post about that later on when I can actually consider thinking about food. Right now my cravings last for about 10 minutes and then they turn into repulsions. Anyway, too much talking about it already.
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Jim Morrison is GOD. He is the all time best rock-poet in the universe. He rapes all rap artists who think they can sing. His singing touches everyone who listens to him. The Doors were the all time coolest sixties band, led by Jim.
Jim Morrison sings great and puts on a good show. Nelly eats dick.
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A great american poet. He had an extrodinary mind but beleived that intoxication was his muse. He Changed the face of music forever. His band the Doors was very popular in the 60's and 70's, but was no more when Jim died of heart failure in 1971.
Popular songs were break on through, light my fire. His Breakout moment with the Doors at the Whisky-a-go-go.
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One Of The Best Looking Man, One of the best Poets
Jim Morrison The Lizard King
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Jim is everything a normal guy, will never achieve. Hi was not only an amazing musician, with an incredible voice, who would touch anyone's soul, but an extremely good poet. His lyrics, are a fountain of inspiration, placed in the terrific band "The doors" whom rythms may rip your heart out, if you let them.
Tell me where your freedom lies...
Por MariZ 04 de julio de 2005
one of the best poets in the world.
one of the best singers in the 60's
jim morrison : the god of rock
and to 4 : fuck you son of a bitch!
one of the best singers in the 60's
jim morrison : the god of rock
and to 4 : fuck you son of a bitch!
Ha is the lizard king
he is the god of rock
he is the god of rock
Por liranbj 25 de junio de 2005
A Great man who was in the Doors and thought he was possesed by a native american shaman at age 4. He used this "possesion", to write the most captivating lyrics the world has ever seen. (Yes even better than some John Lennon stuff) Some of his most Famous songs were: LA Woman, Break on Through, and the End (Light my fire left out because the guitarist(Robby Krieger (this is where it gets crazy with three parentheses)) wrote it)Some of his other Alter egos you might know him as are: Mr Morrison, Mr Mojo Rising, and The lizard king. After his death in Paris in 1971 a conspiracy arose about him being in Africa living in peace and quiet. No one will really know because only three people saw him dead. His girlfriend(Pam), the doctor that pronounced him dead, and the driver that drove him to the Pierre Lachaise cemetery.
Me: Hey Taylor isn't Jim Morrison god.
Taylor: He can't be. He isn't Dead remember? He's in Africa.
Me: O yeah.
Taylor: He can't be. He isn't Dead remember? He's in Africa.
Me: O yeah.
Por Young child's fragile eggshell mind 15 de septiembre de 2005
Jim Morrison was more than the typical musician or poet, he was a revolutionist and believer in the supernatural. His own inspiration with alcohol and psychadelics might have led to his downfall, but it is said that he is still alive today. He knew how to control an audience and was very interested in psychology.
The music of The Doors will remain timeless, and his name will always be known.
The music of The Doors will remain timeless, and his name will always be known.
"When you die you have to watch your whole life recurring internally forever." - Jim Morrison
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
I was flying out of the door with a backwards glance at the clock. Darn, forgot my "Go to heck hat." Oh well. Some things God is a stickler about, and sunrise is one of them. Crossing the bridge to the Isle of Palms in haste, I looked out over the creeks and marshes, red with the glow of a sun not yet peeked out over the sea yet. I almost punched the gas but realized that I would miss the pink and blue hues that bring on the brilliance of that big orange ball in the sky. I made it to the beach a full minute ahead of the peekaboo line of fire inching its way over the dark depths of the Atlantic. Seconds ticked by as it tocked above the starting line. Dark, bulky shadows on the beach turn into couples sitting side by side in the sand. Dogs sit loyally by their masters. Seagulls and crows patter nervously back and forth, hovering near the bubbling caves in the sand, anticipating their morning meal of hermit crabs. Heron and geese fly over. Waves pay no attention to the sunrise, they just keep doing what they're doing. After that first light, I was able to see where to walk across the expansive water-pressed sand. Dead low tide made it a nice long walk to the shoreline and I loved the coolness of the powdery sand. My feet crunched at the backwash of the sea. As thousands of tiny shells crackled beneath my feet, I realized for the thousandth time in my life that I have issues.
Who feels sorry for the tiny seashells? Me. I blame it on my Field Guide to Shells of North America. I never thought of shells as having lips and eyeballs, but most do. I almost tripped over a pile of sandy, wet clothes and tennis shoes. The surf must've consumed them sometime during the night, as they were iced in heavy wet sand. A fisherman in a beach chair gave the appropriate respect to the glory of sunrise, then walked purposefully into the surf to cast his line as the first fisherman of the day. The same one walked back within minutes to get more bait. The fish wins.
First to eat breakfast. I stood in awe of the beautiful sunrise and thanked my maker. Turning to walk back to the boardwalk, a pile of conkle shells beckoned me. And there it was. One year and one month of walking the beach here and I finally found my first whole sand dollar. My bowl of shells at home contains the sand quarters I had previously found. I looked back at the horizon a few times from the boardwalk, not really wanting to leave, but the day presses on, doesn't it? I passed a glass storefront window on the boardwalk and was horrified at my reflection. I tried to beat the Kramer-like pile of fuzz on my head down and I pulled out of the beach parking area and behind an old truck onto the IOP connector. There was a messy redhead sitting beside him in the passenger seat — relief washed over me that I wasn't the only one with a brillo pad for hair this morning. A mile or two up, the road splits into two lanes, and the truck went into the left lane at the stop light. I stayed in the right. I looked over and what do you know?
That messy redhead was one indeed — a beach soaked red retriever. I am sure I looked like a idiot, a laughing frizzy-headed mess at that light. But what a wonderful morning.
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The Carolina Green Fair is partnering with Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission and Charleston County Environmental Management to make 2013 the best and greenest year to date. Over the years, the Carolina Green Fair has partnered with the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission to divert waste at county park events like the Lowcountry Cajun Festival. This year, the Carolina Green Fair brings their popular annual festival to the county parks. The Carolina Green Fair will be held at James Island County Park, on Sunday, Sept. 22 from noon to 6 p.m. and is free with park admission.
This year's Carolina Green Fair (CGF) continues its mission to educate and encourage South Carolina residents to use environmentally friendly, products, services and technologies. With a beautiful new location at James Island County Park, this year's Carolina Green Fair is ready to bring back the best programs and activities from years' past as well as a new set of green-themed adventures.
As presenting sponsor at this year's Carolina Green Fair, Charleston County's Environmental Management Department will highlight the county's green initiatives like recycling and composting, and also educate residents on the many offerings available to make their homes and businesses more eco-friendly. Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission staff will lead nature walks through James Island County Park. Festival attendees can take advantage of other attractions on-hand at James Island County Park like the Climbing Wall, slacklining and archery, making this year's fair fun for a large variety of interests. There will also be a KidZone and Eco-Carnival to entertain the little ones. Those who prefer to relax can take in a fashion show at the Green Style Market, shop, or visit the Re-Trend's Clothing Swap to learn how to maximize their clothing options.
The Carolina Green Fair will also be a feast for the senses by offering delicious food and cooking demos, featuring local chefs and "Foodpreneurs" from the Lowcountry's favorite green-minded restaurants like Home Team BBQ and Verde. Visitors can quench their thirst with cold refreshments from New Belgium Brewery and Bota Box Wine. After a good meal, stop by the Medical University of South Carolina booth where there will be demos and sessions showcasing health and wellness, their Urban Farm Initiative and Outdoor Fitness. And, no festival is complete without the sounds of Charleston's most popular bands on the main stage. This year's headlining band will be Chickasaw Mud Puppies.
Subaru will be on site as the festival's official auto sponsor. On hand to make sure nothing goes to waste will be Eco-Products and Food Waste Disposal, who will provide all compostable paper products and sort waste for delivery to Charleston County's Bees Ferry Compost Facility. The fair averages an incredible 95% of its trash diverted from area landfills and has set the standard for other large scale events working toward their own green initiatives, including the Lowcountry Cajun Festival, which diverted 95 percent of its waste in 2012.
Carolina Green Fair is sure to make sustainability fun for all ages. This year's event will be free with admission to James Island County Park ($1 per person, or free with the Charleston County Parks Gold Pass). For more information on the festival, visit www.carolinagreenfair.com.
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Lt. Col. Ed Chamberlayne had a good last day of work. The outgoing district commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District highlighted the change of command ceremony at The Citadel on Thursday afternoon with comedy and emotion.
Chamberlayne, who earned his bachelor's, master's and PhD degrees at Virginia Tech, took jabs at those with Clemson ties, while making sure to thank the influential folks in the Buyer Auditorium. He sat on stage with incoming district commander Lt. Col. John Litz and Brig. Gen. Donald Jackson, Jr. but rarely shared their solemn faces during the ceremony. Instead, he smiled and pointed at his 11-year-old son, Eddie, raised an eyebrow at his family and stepped out of formation to shake hands with the person who performed the opening prayer.
It was his party, and he made sure to enjoy it.
"Imma do it," he said emphatically a couple times, fighting back tears while thanking his family during the ceremony. Chamberlayne reduced the Charleston Harbor Post 45 Deepening Feasibility Study costs from $18-20 million to less than $13 million and reduced the study timeline from five to eight years to less than four.
He received the Order of the Palmetto, which is considered the state's highest civilian honor. Before Chamberlayne, the only military personnel who had received it was Adm. Jacob L. Shuford. The Order of the Palmetto is given to someone for his or her lifetime achievements to better South Carolina. Chamberlayne served Charleston District for two years.
"We'll miss you," Jackson, commander of the Corps' South Atlantic Division, said during his speech, "but, we're better off having served with you."
Chamberlayne leaves for the Pentagon to work in the Office of the Chief of Engineers. It's move No. 11 in his Army career. Litz, who moved to Mount Pleasant after a strong recommendation from Chamberlayne, has moved eight times for the Army.
"Ed has done a lot of good things, and he has built a great team," Litz said after the ceremony. "The only thing that changes today is the commander, and I fully intend to capitalize on the momentum that the district already has."
Litz, who joins the already heavily Tiger-represented district office, received his master's degree in civil engineering from Clemson. His previous assignment was at Fort Benning, Ga. as the Deputy Commanding Officer of the 199th Infantry Brigade. His military background includes several deployments overseas, including Afghanistan, Iraq and Kosovo, He becomes the Charleston District's 85th commander.
Litz called his new job an "enormous priviledge and responsibility." He will serve until the summer of 2015 before being reassigned in the Army ranks.
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Stetson served 11 aces and hit .333 as a team en route to a 3-0 victory over visiting Bethune-Cookman Tuesday night at the Edmunds Center.
The Hatters (8-5) won by scores of 25-15, 25-17, 25-19 to post their second win over their Volusia County rivals this season. The two teams will meet one final time next Tuesday night in Daytona Beach.
"The team played well, I am happy with their performance," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "We faced a bigger challenge; Bethune is improved since the first time we played them. They set some challenges for us, and I was proud of our girls for raising their level of play."
Stetson fell behind 12-9 in the opening set, but closed the frame on a 16-3 run. Alexa Drost served two aces as part of a 9-0 run, and she finished the match with four aces overall.
The Wildcats (1-9) also led 9-7 in the second set and 7-3 in the third set before Stetson rallied each time.
"We kind of got off to a slow start in each set, but as the sets went, we started to figure out where to serve, where to attack, and what to expect from the other team," Loesch said. "That shows some good maturity and experience."
In addition to Drost's four aces, Kayla Weller served three aces, and Madison Akins added a pair. The team's 11 aces tied a season-high.
"Even more than the aces, we got the other team in trouble a lot," Loesch said. "We got some easy balls back even when we didn't get an ace. That's important for us, it is something we have worked on a lot for the last couple of weeks."
Kaley Melville led the Hatters with 10 kills, while Tiffany Creamer added seven kills on 14 attempts without an error (.500 attack pct.). Erika White also hit .500 (6-1-10) and assisted on three blocks.
Kayla Weller dished out 32 assists, while Michelle Kastner picked up 16 digs.
Stetson will open Atlantic Sun Conference play with a pair of home matches this weekend. On Friday, the Hatters will face UNF (3-7), last year's conference tournament runner-up. First serve is set for 6 p.m. On Saturday, Stetson will host currently undefeated Jacksonville (9-0) at 3 p.m. Fans with a ticket to Saturday night's Stetson football game will be admitted free to the volleyball match that afternoon.
Notes: Stetson is 7-2 in its last nine games ... The Hatters are off to their best start since 1996 ... Kaley Melville was honored before the match for recording her 1000th kill on Saturday.


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LOS ANGELES, Calif. - The Stetson men's tennis team (6-0) defeated Loyola Marymount (0-9) by a score of 4-3 in a thrilling match on Thursday afternoon in Los Angeles, California. The Hatters remained undefeated on the season and improved to 6-0 for the second time in the last three seasons.
"The team played a very memorable match today," Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote said on Thursday. "[Loyola Marymount] gave us everything they had. They played an excellent match."
Due to the threat of rain, the singles matches were played first instead of the doubles. At the number one singles position, senior Didrik Berg was defeated by Othar Kordaschia 6-3, 6-1, but freshman Simon Julin evened the match at 1-1 when he defeated Sebastian Bustamante 6-1, 6-4. Freshman Egor Panyushkin was trailing Felix Van Kann 5-7, 6-3, 1-2 before retiring from the match.
Todd Volmari defeated freshman Laurynas Antropikas 1-6, 6-3, 6-3 to put the Lions one match away from capturing the victory. However, Stetson responded to take the final three points. It all started with freshman Cahit Kapukiran, who defeated Cristobal Rivera 6-1, 3-6, 6-2. Sophomore Chester Espie then evened the match at 3-3 by defeating Daniel Simko 4-6, 7-6, 6-2.
The match came down to the doubles point, where Stetson took two out of the three matches to secure the victory. Berg and Julin started doubles by defeating Kordaschia and Nick Northcott 8-1. Stetson then sealed the victory when Kapukiran and Espie defeated Van Kann and Rivera 8-4.
"With the match on the line, the guys battled from the very first point of the doubles with incredible passion," Pilote said.
Stetson will now return home for a six-match home stand, starting Monday when Northern Illinois comes to town. The match is slated to begin at 2:30 p.m. at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center.
Match Notes: Espie has won 18 straight dual matches, dating back to last season (21 including this fall)...Kapukiran and Julin remained undefeated on the season in singles play.


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