text: Nikon AF-S DX Micro-Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G Lens Close-up and general photography lens for Nikon DX DSLRs Includes a identifier rear lens cap Zoom Front Photos Videos Item #: 05440MMG Review Summary 5 people say In Stock Free Identifier rear lens cap Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $279.95 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 280 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Includes a free identifier rear lens cap Click for special financing x By buying this product you'll earn up to 280 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Nikon AF-S DX Micro-Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G Lens by Woody Sherman A collectible for your collectibles It's taken you the better part of your life so far to assemble that collection of cobalt-blue antique glass bottles. Now's the time to document them with a lens that's made to feature every detail of your collection. The wide, 7-bladed aperture will isolate the focus squarely on the details you'd like and knock the background to a pleasing, feathery blur. This lens is perfect for taking rich, high-resolution images of food, flowers, insects, and textures; but dial the focus towards more distant objects and more pleasant surprises are in store. This lens has the ideal focal length for general portrait and landscape photography as well. The ultra-quiet, fast auto-focus will make sure your pictures are tack-sharp. Plus, you'll find this lens's versatility brings presence and dimension to your video as well. See Digital SLR Cameras that work with this item See more info on this item Highlights:40mm f/2.8 standard lenscompatible with Nikon DX-format digital SLR cameraseffective focal length:60mm with Nikon DX sensor camerasdoes not work with full-frame digital or 35mm film camerasideal for close-ups and everyday usebuilt-in Silent Wave Motor for fast, accurate, and quiet autofocusminimum focus distance: 6.4 in.minimum aperture: f/22lens construction: 9 elements in 7 groupsNikon Super Integrated Coating for superior color saturation and reduced lens flareattachment/filter size: 52mmlens is 2-13/16" in diameter, 2-7/8" longweight: 8.3 oz.warranty: 5 years with Nikon registrationOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:lens hoodfront and rear lens caps Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Brand Compatibility Nikon Image Stabilization No Focal Length 40mm Maximum Aperture F2.8 Weight 8.3 ounces Parts Warranty 5 Years w/registration Labor Warranty 5 Years w/registration Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual AF-S DX Micro Nikkor 40mm F2.8 G lens LC-52 Lens cap (52mm) LF-4 F mount rear lens cap (installed) HB-61 Lens hood CL-0915 Flexible lens pouch User's Manual Nikon Extended Warranty offer Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Specifications Warranty Information Features Overview: The Nikon AF-S DX Micro Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G lens is a fixed focal length lens with a natural wide angle view, and a f/2.8 aperture. It is ideal for general close-ups, delicate flowers, detailed collectibles, copy photography, portraits, and landscapes. Super Integrated Coating: Nikon's Super Integrated Coating enhances light transmission efficiency and offers superior color consistency and reduced lens flare. Silent Wave Motor (SWM): The exclusive Nikon Silent Wave Motor (SWM) enables fast, accurate, and quiet auto focus. Focus Mode Switch: The Focus Mode switch on the barrel of the lens lets you easily switch between manual focus and auto focus. If you want to enable auto focusing, the camera must be set to Auto Focus, and the switch on the lens needs to be set to "M/A". With most Nikon D-SLRs, the lens gives you a manual override option, allowing you to rotate the separate focus ring while pressing the shutter release halfway. Focus Limit Switch: In addition to the Focus Mode Switch, the lens has a 2-way Focus Limit Switch, which determines the focus distance limits for autofocus. You can select "Full" for subjects that may be closer than 0.7' (8.4"), or Infinity-0.2m if the subject will always be at the distance of at least 0.7'. Diaphragm: The lens is equipped with a rounded 7-blade diaphragm. Lens Hood: The lens comes with the HB-61 bayonet-type lens hood. The hood adds approximately 1-3/4" to the overall length of the lens. You can invert the hood and snap it onto the lens for storage, if desired. 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Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Great lens Written By Nitro, Catskill Mts NY on Sunday, March 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Superior lens for the price Pros: Quality Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 A great duel purpose lens Written By nikon camera guy, Fayetteville, AR on Wednesday, February 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had a 35mm Nikkor, and after doing some reading, the option of having almost the same lens was too much to resist. I wanted a micro lens and with the minute difference in focal lengths, I sold my 35mm and purchased the 40mm. Although I lost a stop or two, it still serves as a great walk around and portrait lens. Pros: Affordable introduction into the world of micro. Lightweight but built very sturdy. Serves as a sharp everyday "walk around" lens. It's a Nikon. Cons: Not good for getting close to living objects as butterflies or such. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Still new to me Written By murf, pullman, wa on Saturday, November 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I just learning how to use this lens. I compared it my 18 - 50 mm that came with my D3200 and the clarity was greater. I'm just not sure it was $280 better but as I stated I'm just learning how to use it. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Nice lens Written By Gturns, Miami, Fl. on Thursday, August 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Really nice close up lens for the price. Pros: Clear, perfect auto focus. Cons: 40mm is a bit short. You do have a 1:1 lens, but have to get really close, so close that you lose your light getting the 1:1 ratio. I believe that for the price this is a nice lens. BUT the 80mm is a lot nicer... the price is higher as well. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Little Lens Written By JR, Memphis, TN on Thursday, March 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The 40mm F2.8 macro is a good little all around lens. It is sharp wide open and sharpest around F5.6 center to edge. The angle of view is slightly more than a normal lens. It is good for close ups and general photography. Bokeh is good. The lens is small and compact and uses a 52mm filter. I bought this lens to use with D5100 and the combination is perfect for me. Pros: Sharp Compact F2.8 Cons: None 12 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Nikon AF-S DX Micro-Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G Lens Add Accessories Add a Warranty Protect your lens from minor bumps and scratches. Lens filters can reduce reflections or glare, or increase contrast on your shots. See all categories & accessories Protect your lens from minor bumps and scratches. 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In Good Company: Dining Rooms with Beautiful Bookshelves
I was sitting in my dining room the other day when it struck me just how boring the room is. It's furnished with a table. And chairs. And that's it. What if — I began to wonder — one was surrounded by shelves and shelves of books in the dining room? Here are some inspiring examples.
Not only would it serve an aesthetic purpose, but a practical one, too. When the room (or area) wasn't being used for dining, it could function as a library of sorts.
What do you think of combining bookshelves with dining?
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I would love to have a dining room library, but our dining room is barely big enough as it is. What we do have is a single bookshelf in the dining room, which is where I store all of my cookbooks/recipe binders/food magazines. It's a small bookshelf (it has to be), but I think it gives the room some extra character beyond table/chairs/trash can/cat box.
I have part of my cookbooks in the dining room. Now that I think about it, we've always had books of some sort in the dining room. We are also lucky enough to have a really nice built-in sideboard, so lots of storage and display space.
Yes! Our long, narrow 1920's living room was not conducive to contemporary life, so we swapped the dining and living areas, making the former living room into a dining room and "library." It's probably my favorite room in the house.
We live in a small house and the only place there was room for our bookshelf was the dining room. I've been wanting to see pictures of other dining room libraries. This is great! Thanks:)
I have had bookshelves in the dining room now for 25 years. I live in an old victorian semi (which is long/deep and narrow) and the bookshelves are on the inside wall. The dining room is 15 by 10 with a traffic area from the living room to the kitchen along and beside the bookshelf wall which leaves an actual usable area in the dining room of 11 by 10. I have often thought of extending the bookshelves along two of the other walls and above the doorways and making the dining room into a library with comfortable chairs and good lighting for reading and a writing desk as the kitchen table is used for most entertaining now and a formal dining room is form without function.
My fiance and I would love to have a room like that in our home. Our living room currently serves all the purposes apart from sleeping and cooking, but we tend to entertain around his rather large table (3.5'x5' with two leaves that bring it out to 7'). We're rather geeky and like to play boardgames and role-playing games around the table, which makes shelves near it a necessity! He and I both have rather large book collections - he's an English professor - and it just seems to make sense to have most of them together. Not only is it convenient to store all the books together, but it makes for an attractive aesthetic statement too!
If I actually liked owning books, this unit would contain more, but I prefer to fill it with unique items. We bought a Rakks system, bought cedar planks from a lumber yard and a teak dining tabletop and had it cut in half as the desk part. I like that we can watch TV on our computer from the dining table if we feel like it.
Has anyone seen the French movie Cache? The main characters have an absolutely wonderful flat with many walls of books, especially in the dining area. I can't find too many stills of the dining room online (here's one: http://c181321.r21.cf0.rackcdn.com/PHnpLwovx4dbqq_1_m.jpg) but you can see it in the trailer a few times: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lS4VVUYsK44. I love it! Here's another favorite, captured by Rita Konig: http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/27/inside-out-a-bookish-mix/


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1. The Stage Is Set
Pages 11-18 in the text, as read by Dr. Floy Lilley. From Part 1 of Conceived in Liberty, Volume III: "The British Army and the Western Lands." Includes the Preface to Volume III. [15:25]
1. The Stage Is Set Murray N. Rothbard Conceived in Liberty: Vol. III - Advance to Revolution, 1760-1775
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I was listening to Walter Block's lecture on labor economics, but I don't recall him covering why women typically make less money than men do in the work place. can anyone please elaorate why this is?
I saw this thread and I'm like "I can help!" :)
Damn it Wheylous, that video covered f***ing everything! Way to steal my thunder!
Annnyyway. What I can contribute here is that
The wage gap in America has been closing over time. This process has slowed since the turn of the century (which is of course a fun way of saying the last decade) which would suggest that we are reaching the point where the career decisions/the current discrimination level meet. This is to say that of course there is some discrimination against women in the workforce, but that in order to break that initial barrier there needs to be innovators who promote themselves and break through the "glass ceiling". If this happens then the fact is that it's going to be broken, but so long as women remain at lower levels then that's not going to go anywhere too fast. On the other hand as public opinion continues to liberalize (a slow process) then wages will start to equalize even without a large push from women because those seeking jobs higher up will seem more employable. This whole state of affairs can be seen in the fact that the higher up on the ladder you go, the fewer women are working there. For instance managerial positions are equal for men and women, but then there's a steep falloff from that point, suggesting that there isn't a huge anti-female conspiracy in business, but rather that fewer women start attempting to grab these jobs, which is an entirely reasonable thing to expect.
It's also important to note that the argument for the individual conservatism of the people as playing a larger part in the matter seems vindicated by statistics involving wage inequality internationally. The relatively conservative and traditional country of Japan has a huge income inequality between men and women, whereas France has a much smaller one, and the United States has a noticeably larger level than France's, but much smaller than Japan's. It is quite likely we will see business policies promoting women in the future, because it would appear that companies which higher women are noticeably successful (which makes sense from any number of points of view).
Source: http://www.economist.com/node/21539928
The market economy gives people what they want. Wage discrimination cannot be maintained in a competitive environment because the potential monetary gain from hiring women is too intense to ignore on the part of business. The capitalist economy will do whatever it can to rush to satisfy the wellbeing of the consumer. In the long run business will fall into line, all points in between where business is the problem in the equalization of income have no chance of lasting. All that matters in the long run are the choices of the individuals in question. It is ultimately the actions of women, in what they do with their lives and how this affects their worth within the market economy that will determine the pay they receive. Women, and all other groups, inevitably have nothing to look at but themselves.
I hope that helps.
Gabriel Tobal:I was listening to Walter Block's lecture on labor economics, but I don't recall him covering why women typically make less money than men do in the work place. can anyone please elaorate why this is?
The very notion of a "wage gap" is nonsense, economically. Labor is a factor of production like iron or wheat. Employers bid for labor according to supply and demand. They always want to hire the cheapest labor that can do the job. If any type of labor, say women, was less costly for the same value, then employers would preferably hire women until their wages are bid up to the level of men. That's why a "wage gap" in the fashion the feminists envision it can't actually exist in a market economy. Any employer who wants to discriminate would have to choose to hire more expensive labor at the cost of his bottom line. Even if he was willing to pay the price - and aren't we told that they're too greedy and selfish for that? - he would put himself at a competitive disadvantage and eventually lose out to employers who don't discriminate. The only way discrimination can exist is if the government stifles competition or mandates equal wages, then discrimination is free. Socialism subsidizes discrimination!
But what about statistics that say that women only make x cents for every Dollar men make? Well, partly they're just made up by angry feminists. Secondly, they compare groups that just aren't comparable. Women tend to choose different careers than men. Men like engineering, women like social tasks. Obviously different jobs pay differently. So then let's correct for that, let's compare what they make for "the same job". Doesn't work either, because men tend to work longer hours. Then let's correct for that too! Nope, there are differences in age, experience and training. Let's correct for that too... whoops, our wage gap is gone. In fact, women are already ahead of men in a lot of prestigious fields once you correct for a few legitimate differences. For example in college. But it's not like feminists care about that kind of inequality. It's only a problem when it's the other way around. Feminists don't care about equality, that's just an argument to get more state-enforced special privileges for their class.
Great video!
The irony is that Marxists and many other socialists advocate the very thing that Dr. Horwitz mentions at the end - changing the perception of gender roles is what will really lead to (greater) equality between men and women. However, they might also argue that traditional gender roles are and have been reinforced by what they call "the capitalist system".
As an anarcho-capitalist, my interest is freedom. I don't consider social norms to be oppressive unless they involve justifying violations of self-ownership (i.e. aggression). If prevailing social norms lead to aggregate income disparities for men vs. women, so be it.
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lol Wheylous
Women might not earn most of the money, they do spend most of it though. ;)
Nero How could you say such things?
"Suggested by MaikU" :P
Love your post, Nero. Good job.
I would also see the relevant chapter of Thomas Sowell's Economic Facts and Fallacies. He digs up two extremely interesting facts (among many): the proportion of women represented in Who's Who in America in 1902 was more than double the proportion in 1958, and the female proportion of academics was likewise rising from 1910 to about 1930 and declined thereafter; there were more women in college faculties in 1930 than in 1961 (even at women's colleges run by women). Keep in mind this was decades before the rise of feminism.
At the same time, the median age of women first married was higher in the early decades of the 20th century than in mid-century. The birth rate in 1933 was also as low as it would later come to be in 1966, after a peak in the 50s. And of course, the decline in early marriage rates and birth rates were even more drastic at the turn of the century, while the number of women in the workplace as a whole increased dramatically for the first time in history.
This suggests that there are strong historical correlations between the amount of children women have (negative) and the age at which they marry (positive), and their representation in higher-level occupations and the labour force in general. Women have more of an opportunity to take jobs and earn money when they are relieved of the burden of having to marry young and have lots of children. (In 1900, that was likely caused by economic development; in the 60s, by the end of anti-communist propaganda stressing the virtues of hearth and home.) This correlation has more explanatory power when it comes to the rise of women in the workplace than other narratives which focus on anti-discrimination laws or the influence of feminism.
As other people in this thread have pointed out, you shouldn't compare apples with oranges. Sowell's most important finding is that "[a]mong college-educated, never-married individuals with no children who worked full-time and were from 40-64 years old - that is beyond the child-bearing years - men averaged $40,000 a year in income, while women averaged $47,000." Compare like with like among the never-marrieds and you find that women earn more than men. Women who marry are usually burdened with more domestic responsibilities (especially child-rearing!), and so decide to take jobs that require less training, fewer hours, etc., which also pay less. Even if they go on to divorce, this can impact their earnings through the resume.
Higher-earning jobs typically require much longer work hours. A fifth of the highest income earners work more than 60 hours a week and relatively few are female. Many women have simply concluded that it is not worth it to "have it all," to attempt to care for a family while doing stressful, high-salary work. Women are making choices that are right for them, in other words (that don't quite conform to the visions of professional social engineers).
Then there's this too
I had shown that Horwtiz video regarding inequality in pay in another forum pretty hostile to libertarianism. You could have powered a small town from the wind power generated by the point flying over their heads.
The two most common responses were along the lines of 1.) Accusing Horwtiz of "reframing the question in an attempt to makethe issue go away and 2.) Howitz shoots himself in the foot and "proves" we need to subsidize female workers to achieve equality.
Number 1 is just totally ridiculous, as Horwitz is certainly not attempting to say that there is no forms of gender inequality present in our society, but rather that the "popular" view of how those inequalities play out is flawed and false. It's not that women are actually paid less than men dollar-for-dollar at the same jobs as men, but rather that women are groomed by society to fill those roles that end up paying less in the long run, and vice versa for men. The critics here entirely miss the point of the video.
Number 2 is just plain bad thinking in general. Subsidizing the pay of traditionally female jobs will give you...more of those jobs. It does nothing to shift the roles and instead will further entrench the social habits. Subsidizing female applicants to traditionally male roles is an injustice to the individual male applicants. The inequality problem is not primarily created by discriminatory practices in hiring or pay, but in the cultural underpinnings of our society.
I'm not one to dismiss feminism whole cloth, as I certainly think they're right on many issues. But as I saw another libertarian post, leftists/statists are very narrative-oriented. Attacking the narrative that they base their opinions on never really ends well and often ends up with a bunch of ad-hominem attacks. Horwitz's video and reasong is a direct attack on the common narrative that State intervention in wage rates and hiring practices is needed to achieve gender equality. Instead, he posits that intervening in these areas won't fix the real isue, and instead will create other imbalances and injustices. Horwitz is focused on actually trying to find the real causes, and as a reward lefists accuse him of handwaving away the issue because it goes against thier narrative. It's all about the story, not the facts. As always, it seems that so many of our opponents are more concerned with how things look and feel than whether any lasting change is achieved.
Grossly collectivizing tens of millions of distinct individuals into gender groups strips them of the beautiful, unique attributes they possess, and makes me absolutely sick.
It's completely antithetical to the idea that our substance is determined by our character, our values, and the decisions we make as *individuals*, rather than our gender. So therefore, I reject the premise of the entire question.
Statism has bred such rotten ideas. It makes me want to puke.


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|Two sided poster (18"x24") with the stress continuum on one side and an image of Marines working together on the other.
|Resources poster
|Poster (18"x24") with resources color-coded to the stress continuum to aid Marines and family members in understanding which help agencies apply in their current situation. Space is available to add local information to augment the provided resources.
|Resource Map Handout
|The 8.5"x11" handout of resource listings includes stress continuum color-coding to aid Marines and family members in identifying appropriate resources that are available across the force. Resources include unit, family, online, and national resources that address key issues such as combat and operational stress, family readiness and substance abuse.
|Combating Stress pocket guide
|Common indicators of stress issues and actions to mitigate them are presented in the format of the stress continuum in a format sized to fit easily in a pocket or notebook.
|Spiritual Fitness Index Card
|This is a self-assessment guide to assist service members in considering their Fitness of Spirit. For additional information regarding Fitness of Spirit resources, please contact the Chaplain for Marine and Family Programs Division.
|DSTRESS Line Magnets
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|DSTRESS Line Wallet Cards
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|DSTRESS Line Table Tent
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|Coping After a Suicide (A DCoE publication)
|While no one can tell you how to feel, the loss of a loved one by suicide is often shocking, painful and unexpected. This information is designed to help you understand both the grieving process as well as some of the emotions that you may be experiencing.
|Dispelling the Myths About Substance Use Disorders (A DCoE publication)
|Substance use disorders (SUDs) are one of the leading health problems in the United States and are also common in the military. This information is designed to help you understand the myths, and facts, about Substance Use Disorders.
|Suicide: What Unit Leaders Need to Know (A DCoE publication)
|Leaders must be vigilant in order to help prevent even one suicide from occurring. Unit leaders are in the best position to identify and intervene when a service member may be suicidal. This information is designed to help unit leaders understand the warning signs that service members may exhibit at work and helps leaders understand issues that might be under the surface
|Substance Use Disorder: What Unit Leaders Need to Know (A DCoE publication)
|Substance use disorders (SUDs) are one of the leading health problems in the United States. It's critically important for leaders to recognize SUDs and get service members help. This information is designed to help unit leaders understand the myths, and facts, about Substance Use Disorders.
|Dispelling the Myths About Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (A DCoE publication)
|Many of the beliefs people hold about PTSD and psychological health care are actually false, and these myths perpetuate the stigma and keep people who need help from reaching out. It's critical that Marines understand the facts about PTSD and seek care.
|Tips for Teens - Tobacco (A SAMHSA publication)
|Provides facts and dispels myths about tobacco use. Discusses long- and short-term effects, physical and legal implications, and warning signs of tobacco use. Provides information for finding treatment.
|Talking With and Helping Children and Youth Cope After a Disaster or Traumatic Event (SAMHSA)
|Helps parents and teachers recognize common reactions children of different age groups (preschool and early childhood to adolescence) experience after a disaster or traumatic event. Offers tips for how to respond in a helpful way and when to seek support.
|Managing Combat & Operational Stress A Handbook for Marines & Families
|Information, strategies, and opportunities for Combat & Operational Stress using the stress continuum. The handbook explains the stress zones and gives strategies appropriate for each. READY - how to better enjoy life, personal growth from stress or deployment, and take care of your body. REACTING - Making safe choices, reconnecting with others, relaxation techniques decrease stress on your mind and body, and improve physical performance, and spirituality and building resilience. INJURED - Letting go of anger, someone coping with severe stress may experience behavior or personality change, using alcohol and drugs can make any combat or operational stress issue worse, and your health care provider may recommend various treatments. ILL - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Posttraumatic Stress (PTS), and coping with stress issues. 32 pages, 8 1/2" x 11" Sources used to create the handbook: Stander, V., Kraft, H., Xiong, L., & Larson, G. (2009). Postdeployment User Guide: Transition Workbook for Combat Veterans (NHRC Tech. Doc. No. 09-91). San Diego: Naval Health Research Center. Available for order through the BHIN. VA's National Center for PTSD: www.ptsd.va.gov. Also used: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism: http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/ US Dept of Health and Human Services: http://www.health.gov/dietaryguidelines/ and http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/ Defense Center of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain injury: http://www.dcoe.health.mil/ Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center: http://www.dvbic.org/
|Combat & Operational Stress Control
|COSC for Marine Leaders is a flip-style, pocket-sized guide that provides Marine Leaders with information on combat and operational stress control. The original Flip-Guide was published in 2009 and has been used throughout the force. This publication is being updated with new content covering a range of topics including ways to manage stress, understanding stress issues and injuries, the stress continuum, resilience and resources for Marine Leaders. The new content contains the most recent scientific evidence on COSC and a greater operational focus on stressors in garrison. Part of the OSCAR Team Training kit.
|Domestic Violence
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|Deployment Cycle Issues
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|Illegal Substance Use (Drugs)
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|Suicide Prevention
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|FORWARD, A Graphic Novel by The United States Marine Corps
|FORWARD follows a group of Marines during a deployment to Afghanistan. Although the story contains plot elements specific to this particular conflict, it is intended to be representative of the challenges and stressors that are experienced by Marines and their families before, during, and after a combat deployment, regardless of the theater.
|Cover Me video
|This documentary was created to raise Marines' and leaders' awareness about combat and operational stress issues and that that Marines should seek medical help when they need it. As awareness increases, the stigma for seeking help is reduced. Run time 32 minutes. The Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund.
|DSTRESS Line
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|OSCAR Resource Guide
|This guide provides key resources for Marines experiencing the impacts of stress. To help you navigate the resources, they are listed alphabetically within all categories that fit: Command Resources, Policy and Procedures, Educational and Media Materials, Resources for Family and Children, Treatment, and Finance and Legal. Keep in mind that this guide is not all-inclusive; your local community may have additional resources.
|Substance Abuse Alcohol
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|Fitness Guides
|Fitness is more than physical fitness; it also includes fitness of mind, spiritual fitness, and social fitness. Marines must strive for fitness across all four areas in order to successfully operate in and recover from the rigors, demands, and stressors of both combat and garrison. These guides provide indicators of the level of fitness across each of the "cords" of Marine Total Fitness. Marines and sailors should use these guides to assess themselves and their peers and intervene to improve fitness at the earliest opportunity.
|Military Family Life Consultant (MFLC)
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|Summer Suicide Prevention
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|Post-Traumatic Stress
|Part of the Commanders Tool's series.
|DSTRESS Line Poster - Marine
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|DSTRESS Line Poster - Takes Responsibility
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|DSTRESS Line Flyer
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|DSTRESS Line Poster - Family
|DSTRESS Line promotional materials.
|Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training (MAPIT) Guide
|The MAPIT Guide is a quick reference to behavioral health concepts introduced in entry level training, conducted prior to arrival at the first duty station. MAPIT defines common risk and protective factors as well as warning signs for situations when it would be beneficial to seek help related to the Family Advocacy Program, Substance Abuse Prevention, Suicide Prevention and Response, and Combat Operational Stress Control. MAPIT also reviews intervention strategies for giving help, aligned with core values, as well as referral and/or reporting procedures. Teamwork is emphasized with review of current resources for assistance.
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The Lady Redskins were in action Thursday night against Margaretta. The Varsity volleyball team lost in three tough sets 25-14, 25-13, 25-14. Senior Ericka Castillo and sophomore Sydney Alexander were 14 for 16 on serves received and Ericka Castillo also chipped in 8 digs. Sophomore Marissa Day tallied 6 kills and junior Taylor Zink had 3 solo blocks.


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My mrs currently has a Canon 400D SLR which she uses with the lens that came with it and a Sigma wide angle lens she bought. While she is able to take great photos with it, she finds it cumbersome to carry, and some of the features a bit too technical. She's recently seen the Sony ads for the NEX range and she loves the look of the panoramic shot feature.
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What is the difference between the Nex 3 and Nex 5 range? They look pretty much the same to me.
With the panoramic shot feature, do I need to buy a wide angle lens for the camera or is it redundant now?
I've seen a Nex 5 on play.com for about £500, but then there is another one with 16mm & 18-55mm for £590. Could someone tell me what sort of shots you can do with the 18-55mm lens? The mrs tends to take normal 'snaps' as well as wide-angle landscape shots.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 4, 2010)-There will be no live racing on Thursday, July 8 at Hollywood Park due to a limited number of entries.
Racing will resume Friday night. Post time is 7:05 p.m.
Following the eighth and final race Friday – approximately 10:30 p.m – there will be a concert starring The Wailers at the North Park Lawn.
Hollywood Park will be open for simulcasts – beginning at 10:15 a.m. – on Wednesday in the Casino.
The track will also be open for simulcasts – beginning at 10:15 a.m. – on Thursday in both the Players Club and Casino. Admission is free both days.
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Originally earning awards for education efforts and valor in August, Bartow County Fire Department Capt. Colleen Cochran and Cartersville Fire Department's Mack King, Chad Hendrix and Joe Hill were recognized by Gov. Nathan Deal.
Set by law for the first Tuesday in February, Firefighters Recognition Day pays tribute to the firefighting community. Called to order by Georgia State Firefighters Association President Lanier Swafford Tuesday morning, Deal acknowledged the contributions made by fire service personnel across the state, and presented commendations to the award recipients of the Georgia State Firefighters Association, Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs and Fire Inspectors Association.
In August, the four local firefighters took home awards from the Georgia State Firefighters Association and Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs banquet.
Cochran, who retired in November after 23 years of service, was named Educator of the Year.
A veteran of BCFD, Cochran served as the department's fire safety coordinator, coordinating and supervising all fire safety education programs for the county.
Cochran said in August the acclamation was one made more meaningful by the organizations responsible for choosing the winners.
"It was a true honor to me because there is a lot of work behind it," she said.
According to the nomination, Cochran "dedicated much of her career to fire safety education," working with the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation and helping secure grants to establish new programs in Bartow County.
Bartow County Fire Chief Craig Millsap said Wednesday that, while the moment was bittersweet for the diminutive former captain, the award "illustrated how she has dedicated her life to the fire service."
"For Colleen, working with her all these years, I can think of no one who has been more deserving of that award than her for all she has done through the years," he said.
Along with Cochran's award, the trio of Cartersville firefighters received the GSFA Valor Award for a call received in spring 2012.
On April 2, the three were dispatched to a call of an unresponsive female.
"The crew of Engine 3 quickly went into action with aggressive Basic Cardiac Life Support and AED," the GSFA nomination read. "With the result of their action, the patient was revived and pulse was returned prior to the arrival of EMS.
"Valor was shown by this crew by quick action, response and treatment. While there are so many times where there may not be a positive outcome with circumstances such as these, the courage and determination by this crew under extreme, stressful circumstance has resulted in a citizen who is now alive, well and back in the arms of her family."
The three represented more than just themselves Tuesday, Cartersville Fire Chief Scott Carter said.
"Firefighters never do what they do for recognition — they are there because of what I call committed compassion for others, so when someone is recognized, it is very special and humbling," he said. "Because of all of my involvement in the fire service on a state and national level, I have had the privilege of being able to recognize firefighters for many heroic acts. When I had the opportunity to witness three of our own receive the prestigious valor award, to be honest, it was a little emotional. I knew they were not standing next to the governor just for themselves — they stood there representing all of their brother and sister firefighters back in Cartersville and across the state. Like I said, committed compassion."


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Mind you this bow came complete ... I'm just goofy and have to have it my way. Plans to get an Apache Stab, Bohning Chameleon quiver and the new Carbon STS yet. In the end it is all worth it.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 6, 2010)-His task made simpler due to the slow start of M One Rifle, Cost Of Freedom was an easy winner in his 2010 debut on Thursday at Hollywood Park.
A 7-year-old Cee's Tizzy gelding out of the Moscow Ballet mare Freedom Dance, Cost Of Freedom took his four opponents wire-to-wire and did so with ease in the $61,100 optional claimer.
Making his first start since he finished third, beaten by a head, at 18-1 in the Breeders' Cup Sprint last Nov. 7 at Santa Anita, Cost Of Freedom sped immediately to the front, relaxed well under leading jockey Tyler Baze, then finished rapidly while in hand approaching the wire.
Owned by brothers Gary and Cecil Barber and trained by John Sadler, the 2-1 second choice ran his final quarter mile in less than 24 seconds. Bred in California by John Harris, Cost Of Freedom's final clocking was 1:08.36, the fastest of the meet for the distance. He won by 4 ½ lengths.
Claimed for $50,000 by his current connections on July 28, 2008 at Del Mar, Cost Of Freedom now has seven wins in 14 starts. He has won three of six, including the Ancient Title, a Grade 1 in September, 2008, since the claim. He has earned $606,105. Cost Of Freedom paid $6.60, $4 and $2.10.
M One Rifle, the 7-10 favorite, lost his best opportunity when away last.
In his first appearance since leading all the way in the Malibu, a Grade 1, on Dec. 26 at Santa Anita, the 4-year-old One Man Army gelding had to settle for third, 1 ¼ lengths behind Stoneside. Stoneside returned $4 and $2.10 while M One Rifle paid $2.10 to show.
Two races later, Day With Desi provided the biggest surprise of the young meet. Winless since defeating maidens on April 5, 2009, the 4-year-old Sunday Break gelding ended his drought with a 71-1 stunner.
Beaten a combined 48 lengths in his four previous starts, Day With Desi led throughout, holding off Romance Is Family to win by a neck. Day With Desi, who is owned by Nick Keshishian and trained by George Papaprodromou, returned $144, $62.80 and $23.80.
Kerwin John, recently returned to the Southern California circuit, rode Day With Desi. It was John's first victory at Hollywood Park since he won with War Scandal on June 18, 2008.
About an hour later, good fortune continued for WinStar Farms. Less than one week removed from Super Saver's win in the Kentucky Derby, Kayce Ace, a 3-year-old full sister to multiple stakes winner Colonel John, earned her maiden victory in career start No. 2 for trainer Eoin Harty. Bill Casner, the co-owner of WinStar, was in attendance for the head win in 1:44.67 for the 1 1/16 miles.
Racing continues Friday. Night racing is back after a one week absence.
Post time on Friday for the remainder of the meet is 7:05 p.m. A concert featuring Berlin will begin after the eighth and final race is concluded at approximately 10:30 p.m. The concert will take place at the North Park Lawn.
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On November 26, 2013, for the first time, nine finalists in the Ensemble Studio Competition will now perform from the mainstage of the Four Seasons Centre, accompanied by the internationally acclaimed COC Orchestra conducted by COC Music Director Johannes Debus and hosted by Grammy-nominated and multi-Juno Award winner, singer-songwriter and composer Rufus Wainwright. To watch the competition and see Canada's rising opera stars, visit our Centre Stage website and buy your tickets today! Over the next two weeks, follow along on Parlando as we introduce you to each of our finalists.
Nathan was born and raised in Charlottetown, P.E.I., completed his bachelor of music at the University of Prince Edward Island and still finds it hard to pry himself away. But he's managed to do so long enough to attend the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, where he completed a master's degree in Vocal Performance in 2012.
Before moving to Boston, Nathan says that his opera career "was not the original plan." An accomplished theatre actor, Nathan portrayed Royal Gardner in Anne & Gilbert (Harbourfront Theatre) for three consecutive summers, and also played Edwin Simpson in Nine Lives, a musical about the life of L.M. Montgomery, for the Charlottetown Festival.
It was theatre that gave him a taste for performance, but opera that captured his imagination. "As my training continued at UPEI through the years, my amazing teachers, Stephen and Sung Ha Shin Bouey, introduced me into the world of opera, and with the help of YouTube I was soon a huge fanatic," Nathan says. "What really draws me to opera is the culmination of such a focused singing technique while having the most dramatic of intentions and, on top of that, keeping up with the rich orchestral music underneath you."
Nathan's opera roles include Colline in La Bohème (Cowtown Opera, Highland Opera Studio), Sarastro in The Magic Flute (Highland Opera Studio), the Mayor in Dr. Miracle (New England Conservatory) and excerpts of Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro, New England Conservatory). He says, "What I find the most enjoyable is becoming a completely different person than my everyday self. I'm really quite addicted."
When he's home on the Island with his friends, who are mostly rock musicians, Nathan goes to performances by local bands. He also enjoys playing around on YouTube, which he can do from anywhere.
Nathan doesn't speak any languages other than English – yet – but looks forward to playing dramatic roles such as Wotan (Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen), and Scarpia (Puccini's Tosca). When asked why, he says, "The music is so rich and the characters are SO evil! I can't wait; give me 20 years and another 30 for Wotan."
You can follow Nathan on Twitter or friend him on Facebook.
The Ensemble Studio competition is Tuesday, November 26, 2013. Tickets to the Ensemble Studio Competition and Centre Stage cocktail celebration are $100.For more information and to purchase tickets, visit COCCentrestage.ca. You can buy tickets here, call COC Ticket Services at 416-363-8231 or go to the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts Box Office (145 Queen St. W.). You can also chat about the event with us on Twitter using #COCCentrestage.
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Join us on November 26,
2013 as we launch the Centre Stage fundraising gala, a magical evening
dedicated to the discovery and celebration of the next generation of opera stars! An event unlike any other in Canada, Centre
Stage features the competitive vocal showcase of the COC's Ensemble Studio Competition with a twist that
intensifies the already awe-inspiring display of operatic talent being fostered in this country. For the first time,
finalists in the Ensemble Studio Competition now perform from the mainstage of the Four Seasons Centre,
accompanied by the internationally acclaimed COC Orchestra conducted by COC Music Director Johannes
"I had been thinking of creating a gala fundraiser for the COC for some time already," says COC General Director
Alexander Neef. "Seeing how the Ensemble Studio Competition has engaged the community in past years, the
timing was right to launch Centre Stage and make it the occasion to expand our audience with this much grander
showcase of Canada's rising opera talent."
"Centre Stage guests have the exclusive opportunity to experience live the vocal talent and artistry required to
command a stage and captivate an audience. Whether one is new to opera or a longtime fan, you can't help but want
to support the operatic art form after having that kind of transformative moment unfold right in front of you,"
adds Neef. "The young artists we will be seeing on November 26 may someday perform with all the great opera
houses, including ours, and Centre Stage guests will be able to say, 'I was there when….'"
All patrons who attend Centre Stage will enjoy a cocktail celebration in the Four Seasons Centre's sparkling Isadore
and Rosalie Sharp City Room when doors open at 5:30 p.m., and the competition begins at 6:30 p.m.
The finalists for the 2013 Ensemble Studio competition are:
Tickets to the Ensemble Studio Competition and Centre Stage cocktail celebration are $100. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit
COCCentrestage.ca, buy tickets online, call COC Ticket Services at 416-363-8231 or go to the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing
Arts Box Office (145 Queen St. W.). Chat about the event on Twitter with #COCCentrestage.
Photos: (middle, l-r) Owen McCausland, Claire de Sévigné, Alexander Neef, Lindsay Barrett and Sasha Djihanian at the COC's 2011 Ensemble Studio Competition. (bottom, l-r) Gordon Bintner, Charlotte Burrage and Andrew Haji at the COC's 2012 Ensemble Studio Competition. All photos by Chris Hutcheson.
Dharma Santi's 2008 performance in the Free Concert Series.
This November, the Free Concert Series in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre is all about opening yourself up to new sounds and performance experiences. Explore the musical and dance traditions from cultures around the world, or challenge yourself with original contemporary compositions and innovative arrangements. But don't worry if you're feeling a little less adventurous, we'll still be featuring classic compositions and virtuoso performances too!
Thursday, November 7, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Amstel Quartet- Transatlantic Sax
Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear Holland's hottest new chamber group, the Amstel Quartet, on their first Canadian tour. Old music, new music, world music, classical music - the award-winning saxophone ensemble plays it all and presents it in unexpected and innovative ways. Hear their version of Michael Nyman's Song for Tony in the video below.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Simone Osborne and Anne Larlee - Songs of Life and Love
Winner of the inaugural Maureen Forrester Prize, soprano Simone Osborne teams up with pianist Anne Larlee to pay homage to the legendary Canadian contralto in a compelling program featuring beloved classics by Schumann, Strauss, Hahn and Bellini, as well as the Toronto premiere of two newly commissioned songs by Canadian composer Brian Current.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 - 5:30 p.m. - Shirantha Beddage Quartet- Identity
One of the most compelling new voices on the Canadian jazz scene today, baritone saxophonist Shirantha Beddage presents a high-octane hour of original music from his JUNO Award-nominated album, Identity. Shirantha infuses gospel and blues into modern hard bop, drawing inspiration from jazz legends ranging from John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins to Bill Evans, Thelonius Monk and Chick Corea. Watch Shirantha Beddage's Quartet perform at the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal 2013 in the video below.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Dharma Santi and guests - Balinese Music and Dance: Templte, Court and Village Traditions
University of Toronto's vibrant Balinese Gamelan Dharma Santi unites with Balinese gendèr wayang (keyed metallophone quartet) Seka Rat Nadi and UofT World Music Artists in Residence Vaughan Hatch and Putu Evie Suyadnyani, two of Bali's most distinguished performing artists. This program of music and dance celebrates the rituals, ceremonies and rich artistic traditions of Indonesia's most colourful island. Want to give this beautiful art form a try yourself? Check out this tutorial from Putu Evie!
Thursday, November 28, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Shargi Persian Percussion Ensemble - Unbound
Naghmeh Farahmand, internationally acclaimed percussionist and daughter of one of Iran's leading percussion masters, Mahmoud Farahmand, leads an inspiring all-female group of percussionists in a program of traditional music from Persia and the Middle East. See Naghmeh perform with the Sarv Ensemble in the video below.
Which concerts are you most looking forward to this November? Let us know in the comments!
Photos: (top) Dharma Santi performing in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre, 2008. Photo by A. Chandra; (middle) Simone Osborne and Anne Larlee.
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JOSE VALDIVIA, JR., RAIL TRIP, Winner: "My horse broke out of there running. I couldn't have asked for a better trip. He started making a run going into the far turn and I felt I was loaded. Before I got to the quarter pole I thought I'm going to try to break the race open. I didn't think it was a matter if he was good enough, I just kept thinking whether he could get the mile and one quarter. I knew they were really going to have to run hard to get by me. I'm still kind of numb just because of the connections. I've been riding in these colors since I had the bug. I've won Grade I's and the Breeders' Cup, but this feels like my biggest win. Ron (Ellis) is a huge supporter of me. It's amazing how people got off the bandwagon after going five and 0. Everyone was talking about the next superstar. He showed up when it counted the most. I'm in heaven. It still hasn't sunken in yet."
JOE TALAMO, TRES BORRACHOS, Second: "He was going real easy early. When he gets to the lead, that's his forte. He's got such a big heart. Rail Trip just had a little bit more horse than us. I looked back at the wire and I was surprised he was so far in front of the rest of the field."
GARRETT GOMEZ, LIFE IS SWEET, Third: "She ran okay. I still believe she doesn't handle this race track as well as she does Santa Anita's. At the half-mile pole I was actually losing ground. They wanted me to make one run, take my time with her, and that's what I did. Usually she's taking me to them, but in her two races here, halfway through the race she was off the bridle."
KENT DESORMEAUX, PARADING, fifth: "He was comfortable. He left the gate in a beautiful gallop and he stayed in that beautiful gallop, couldn't get him out of it. It didn't feel any worse for wear. He was very happy on the race track. Usually happy horses are fast horses, but he was just happy to keep galloping along."
RONALD ELLIS, RAIL TRIP, Winner: "He really learned a lot off the two races here. The first race here was the first time he was ever challenged and he wasn't really sure what to do. I thought he ran a really game race last time. He had the battle with Ball Four and put him away but it probably took its toll in the end. He got a perfect ride by (Jose) Valdivia today and it just all worked out.
"Physically, he looks like a mile and one-quarter horse and he's always trained like a mile and one-quarter horse, but when you have Carson City staring you in the face, you get a little nervous. He almost looks like he might be better at a mile and one-quarter than a mile and that's what we had to try. I think horses get labeled a little too early in life. People wanted to label him a miler, but it was a little premature I think.
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"He was my Derby horse as a 2-year-old. I pushed him as far as I could but finally he ended up with a chip in his ankle and we took it out. Once he missed the Derby we gave him plenty of time because we thought he would make a good older horse. "Next? I don't know. He's had a long grind to get to this point. I think obviously now the Breeders' Cup would be our main goal. The Classic. That was our big thing. We wanted to see if the Classic was our goal or the Breeders' Cup Mile. I loved the way he ran today. He's got such good tactical speed. He's relaxing. A mile and one-quarter doesn't look like it's a problem."
BEAU GREELY, TRES BORRACHOS, Second: "He's never really been doing that poorly. He didn't seem to like Santa Anita although he had run a good race. Whatever it was, he seems to have come back into form. I was delighted he ran this well today and he got beat by a very nice horse. We'll keep him in California and the goal will be the Pacific Classic."
JOHN SHIRREFFS, LIFE IS SWEET, Third: "She ran well. It didn't favor her today."
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