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We are excited that you are interested in making music with us at GVSU!
All currently enrolled GVSU students are eligible to audition. You do not have to be a music major.
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2018-2019 Audition Information
Choral Ensembles - Please visit the GVSU Choral Ensembles website at www.gvsu.edu/choralensembles for detailed information about our ensembles. Contact Prof. Ellen Pool, Director of Choral Activities, at firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange an audition.
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All brass, percussion, string and woodwind students enrolled in applied music lessons are required to participate in Symphonic Band (MUS 112, MWF 1-2:20), Orchestra (MUS 103, TR 2:30-4:20) or Concert Band (MUS 102, MWF 2:30-3:50), except Bachelor of Arts majors who may elect other ensembles as indicated in the student handbook. You will play a single audition and will be placed in an ensemble based on the audition committee's decisions. Music majors and non-majors who are not enrolled in applied music lessons may elect to only audition for one ensemble, but will not be guaranteed placement in that ensemble.
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The game of rugby sevens was invented in the Scottish Border town of Melrose when a local butcher, Ned Haig, was looking to raise much needed funds for Melrose Rugby Club.
It has grown from those humble roots to become a global phenomenon and, as well as being a core sport at the Commonwealth Games has now achieved Olympic status and it will make its debut at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
The game is played on a standard rugby pitch with matches lasting 14 minutes (seven minutes per half). This makes for exciting competitions, where several matches are contested in a single day. Sevens tournaments have a party atmosphere, as rugby fans from around the world try to outdo each other in outlandish fancy dress.

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Adam Riess, Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) astronomer and professor at the Johns Hopkins University, is among 72 scientists elected today to membership in the National Academy of Sciences. The Academy is an honorary society that advises the government on scientific matters. Riess is a leader of a team that in 1998 co-discovered "dark energy," a mysterious and still unexplained force that is driving the universe to expand at an ever-faster rate, overcoming the effects of gravity. Dark energy is the biggest mystery now confronting astrophysics, and Riess continues doing observations to deduce what dark energy is. He has shared two of cosmology's most prestigious prizes – the 2006 Shaw Prize and the Peter Gruber Foundation's 2007 Cosmology Prize – for this discovery, and last year was named as a winner of one of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation's "genius grants." The 39-year-old astrophysicist has been at STScI since 1999.
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Yet again we see the Australian Federal Labor Government playing games with the Mining Industry
Uranium aspirant Toro Energy has been dealt a blow on the eve of the Christmas break, with Environment Minister Tony Burke refusing to approve the company's plans for Australia's next uranium mine at Wiluna. While Mr Burke has not rejected the proposal, he has not approved it today as many in the market had expected.
Instead he has told Toro that more information on certain matters is required before the mine - located in Western Australia's harsh interior - can proceed. Mr Burke has extended the deadline for a decision to be made to March 31, 2013, but has also indicated he may give his ruling earlier than that. Toro chief executive Greg Hall told BusinessDay this afternoon that it was not yet clear what extra information was being sought by Mr Burke.
''We need to clarify that ... once we find that out we will know for sure,'' he said. ''Toro is very surprised and extremely disappointed with this further delay.'' While the market may not have expected a delay to approvals for the Wiluna mine, environment groups had been confidently predicting for some time that Toro had not done enough to satisfy the approval conditions.
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by Amy Vaughn
As a math teacher in California, I was fortunate enough to be hired to teach at a Catholic high school that openly honored the values I felt called to demonstrate. I immediately felt that I was a part of a unique community and wholly embraced the hallmarks of the school, particularly that of community service. In the classroom, I felt that I had much more impact on my students' emotional and spiritual growth because we could openly discuss our shared values. But beyond this, I believe my students also participated in learning at much deeper levels because of our trust in each other and their willingness to take risks.
During my time teaching in California, I felt called to continue my education to the doctoral level, and these same principles became part of the criteria in my search for a university. I searched the nation for a school that I believed would best suit my needs as a student, a professional, and a Christian. I wanted a school that was small enough to have a family feel, but large enough to have a powerful presence in the education community. In fact, during my first visit to SPU, I could feel the same sense of community, rigor, and spiritual connectedness that I felt at the Catholic high school where I was teaching. I genuinely feel fortunate to have found SPU as a fit for my educational, professional, and personal goals.
Now, as a professional pursuing a doctoral degree, I am committed to innovation and change in terms of teacher preparation and support, especially in light of the high attrition rate of new teachers. This means raising the standards within the profession and teaching teachers as they should teach their own students. I am committed to producing better teachers by maintaining my own research and modeling the latest instructional techniques. SPU has allowed me to pursue these goals. Additionally, the faculty members at SPU have always treated me as a respected colleague and I greatly value their expertise. SPU and the School of Education have far exceeded my expectations and I would recommend this institution to anyone seeking more than an academic degree.
Amy is a student in the Ph.D. in Education program at SPU. She earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Louisiana at Monroe, post-baccalaureate teacher certification in mathematics at Texas Tech University, and a Master's of Arts from Notre Dame de Namur University. She taught high school mathematics in Texas and California and currently serves as an Clinical Instructor of Teacher Education at SPU.


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Martha My Dear
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Martha my dear though I spend my days in conversation
Remember me Martha my love
Don't forget me Martha my dear
Hold your head up you silly girl look what you've done
When you find yourself in the thick of it
Help yourself to a bit of what is all around you
Silly Girl.
Take a good look around you
Take a good look you're bound to see
That you and me were meant to be for each other
Silly girl.
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After Martha Coakley's loss to the Republican, Scott Brown in the Massachusetts race for Ted Kennedy's vacant senate seat, in typical Democrat jackass fashion, the Obama bus rolls over on the poor woman and the "under the bus" body count rises.
Democrats point fingers after stunning loss
From Ed Hornick and Kristi Keck, CNN
January 20, 2010
Boston, Massachusetts (CNN) — Even before the polls closed on Tuesday night, Democrats were distancing themselves from Democrat Martha Coakley and blaming her lackluster campaign for her stunning loss in the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts.
A top adviser to President Obama rejected assertions that Tuesday's vote was a referendum on the president or Democratic policies and instead took a shot at Coakley: "Campaigns and candidates matter."
Wow!!! Coakley is swept under the bus like a tumbleweed with not a moment to spare. Zapped up in the air like Alfre Woodard in that 2004 Julianne Moore movie The Forgotten:
I am sure the Democrats love rolling the bus over Coakley even more because she is a woman.They are good at blaming the ladies. Women are "Blame it all on George Bush" of the DNC world you know. Obamabots are looking like Yoda yelling "bad apple she is."
Barry is 0 for 4 when it comes to saving the day for his party and homeboys in Chicago.
The Olympics- blame it on Rio
Massachusetts- Blame it on Martha
Not everyone is falling for it:
January 19, 2010
It's Not Just About Coakley, Stupid
By Christopher Coffey
January 19, 2010
Unfortunately for Democrats, blame for the disastrous Massachusetts Senate race does not rest entirely with candidate Martha Coakley. Responsibility also rests with her party.
Many will be inclined to blame Martha Coakley exclusively should she lose the Senate race in the Bay State. Some will rush to call the election an "aberration" caused by an inferior candidate.
Unfortunately for Democrats, blame for this Senate race does not rest entirely with Coakley. Responsibility also rests with her party.
The Democrats have developed a tin ear for politics, this coming only a year after Barack Obama ran one of the more brilliant campaigns in history. More than ever, Democrats are determined to pass a health care reform bill notwithstanding public sentiment.
According to the recent Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll, only 12% of those surveyed want President Obama to focus his attention on health care. Close to half of those questioned want him to concentrate on the economy. When it comes to Massachusetts, a Rasmussen poll revealed limited faith in the ability of tax and spend increases to improve the economy. And bear in mind that Democrat's plans for health care reform will increase both spending and taxes.
The Democrats appear to be ignoring the polls. Of late, they are focusing almost exclusively on health care at the expense of supporting sound economic policy. Even now, people are debating the effect this election will have on health care reform. No one is discussing the effect the Massachusetts election will have on economic policy.
It won't help Democrats to argue that this election is about local and not national issues. If Coakley loses on Tuesday, it means that the power of President Obama's personality and agenda may not extend beyond the gates of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Voters in Massachusetts may like President Obama, but maybe not enough to put his candidate in the Senate, and not enough to save his domestic priority."
Speaking of women, I wanted to add that I have heard a lot of untruths of late about women and Massachusetts concerning political offices. In particular, there was a reporter, I think on MSNBC or CNN who said that Massachusetts has never had a female governor. That is not so.
From Wikipedia:
Jane Maria Swift (born February 24, 1965) is an American politician and the former Republican Governor of Massachusetts. She is the only woman to hold that position, serving from April 2001 to January 2003. At the time she became acting governor, Swift was the youngest person in the country to hold the position of governor or acting governor. In 1990, at the age of 25, she was the youngest woman ever elected to the Massachusetts Senate.
Get it straight liberals.
I caught the mistake because I attended graduate school in Massachusetts and during that time Jane Swift was my governor. I believe that she was also the first governor to give birth while in office and campaign for lieutenant governor while pregnant.
Collective amnesia seems to over come our dear Democrat friends when it comes to conservative women in politics. Often I find that liberal women will say that a woman has never held a political office when in fact a woman has held the office…she was just inconveniently a Republican. Feminist "forget" to include Republican or conservative women in their romantic ideas of women controlling high offices in American or international government. Sarah Palin, Jane Swift, Margaret Thatcher. Need I say more?
Incidentally, had I been a Massachusetts resident, I would have voted for Scott Brown. I vote for people, issues and values. Not gender, sexual orientation or race. Like myself, Scott Brown is a pro-choice Republican and against Obamacare. The choice would have been simple for me to make.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 30, 2008) - A post-Christmas swoon led to a bump in the road for the ETSU men's basketball team, as the Buccaneers relinquished a nine-point second half lead and fell to former Ohio Valley Conference foe Morehead State 71-61 Tuesday night inside Memorial Center.
Building a 42-33 lead over the first five minutes of the second half, the Bucs were not able to keep the Eagles down, as Morehead State produced a 14-2 run just minutes later to retake the lead, and then outscored ETSU 13-4 in the final three minutes to close out the contest. With the win, Morehead State snapped ETSU's current five-game winning streak, and the loss snapped a 19-game home winning streak against non-conference opponents for ETSU, a run that had spanned four seasons.
With the loss, the Bucs dropped to 8-4 overall, while Morehead State improved to 5-8.
"It's obvious I'm disappointed, but we are still thrilled to be here at 8-4 right now, and we're trying to keep perspective about what we've accomplished so far this year," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team's 8-4 record still matches the team's best start since the 2003-04 campaign. "Give credit to Morehead State. They are like so many other mid-major teams that play tough early schedules. Their record did not mean anything to us. They were picked to finish near the top of their league and we knew this would be tough. We have important games coming up. This wasn't one of them. Jacksonville on Saturday is what matters."
The Bucs were sluggish to start the game, as Morehead State built a lead of as many as six points at 20-14 on a 3-pointer by Maze Stallworth with just under 10 minutes left before the half. Morehead State then held the lead until the 5:46 mark, when a 3-pointer by Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) made it 26-24 in favor of ETSU. The Bucs would then hold the lead the rest of the half and take their largest advantage of the game when Courtney Pigram (Memphis) hit a pair of free throws with just 2.5 seconds left to make it 33-29.
ETSU was able to remedy the slow start in many ways thanks to their defensive effort, as the Bucs held the Eagles to just 32 percent shooting in the first half and forced nine turnovers. Meanwhile, the Bucs hit on 48 percent of their shots from the floor. However, those good times did not last.
The Bucs opened the second half with a 9-4 run to take their largest lead of the game, but from there Morehead State used a 22-of-25 effort from foul line and out-rebounded the Bucs 41-28 to post the decisive statistics of the game and take the victory.
For the game, Morehead State's Leon Buchanan scored a game-high 23 points, while Stallworth joined him in double figures with 22 points, and Demonte Harper pitched in 12. Most impressive for the Eagles was forward Kenneth Faried's 17 rebound effort.
For the Bucs, senior guard Courtney Pigram (Memphis) matched Buchanan's 23-point effort, while fellow senior Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) had 21 on the night.
The Bucs will return to action Saturday afternoon, beginning the season's conference stretch run with a visit from Jacksonville. The Dolphins and Bucs will tip at 4 p.m., following the women's game between the same two squads, which will start at 1:30 p.m.


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What's your favorite paranormal book?
Posted 05 July 2003 - 07:07 AM
I'm sure this has probably been covered some time in the past but we now have a lot of "new blood" and I am curious. If it's here, sorry, i missed it!
My favorite paranormal book is "The Everything Ghost Book". (at least right now). The reason that I like it is that it gives many different peoples perspectives on many subjects concerning the paranormal! ;D
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Posted 11 July 2003 - 06:13 AM
Ghosts of Gettysburg ;D
Posted 11 July 2003 - 01:47 PM
Oh, it's the 2nd edition.
Posted 12 July 2003 - 06:50 PM
Anyone else? ;D
Posted 16 July 2003 - 05:50 AM
Or do things worth the writing.
Posted 23 July 2003 - 06:28 AM
Right now it is the one I am reading it is The Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits by Rosemary Ellen Guiley. It covers everything from A to Z. Starting with Academy of Religion and Psychical Research ending with Zugun,Eleanor (1913-?) A Romanian poltergeist child who was studied by several psychical researchers.
Oh, it's the 2nd edition.
I love this book too and was trying to remember the author so I could reply to this topic. Thanks for that ;D It's a very informative book isn't it? I'd love to get hold of the first edition though....
I also love the following:
-The poltergeist phenomenon by John & Anne Spencer
This is full of accounts of poltergeist cases with some photos. Fascinating read!
- The ghost that haunted itself by Jan Andrew Anderson
This is all about the Mackenzie poltergeist in Edinburgh, with frightening accounts from people who have visited the graveyard it's supposed to haunt.
-Haunted America by Michael Norman & Beth Scott
Being British I love to read about the ghosts over there, and this book is packed with different stories. I'd love to visit some of the places mentioned in this book!
Posted 01 August 2003 - 06:15 AM
I'm new here, but I wanted to mention my favorite ghost book (lately). It's called "The Ghost Next Door: True Stories of Paranormal Encounters from Everyday People" by Mark Alan Morris. I liked this book a lot because it tells about true ghostly encounters that happened to ordinary people. All fresh material, too! No recycled stories here. I found it by typing in "ghost stories" on Amazon.com. It came up as the most popular title, so I figured it had to be good!
Posted 01 August 2003 - 07:23 AM
Or do things worth the writing.
Posted 01 August 2003 - 10:31 AM
This is one of those kinds of books I love to read just before bedtime, or on a stormy evening. I've read through it twice now. I like the way the author sets up each story with some eerie commentary. It reminds me of the way Rod Serling used to do it on the Twilight Zone! Let me know what you think...
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Posted 04 August 2003 - 01:26 PM
Thanks for your input! I think my favorite story from that book is "The Thing in the Cabin"...very creepy! Actually gave me goosebumps! I hear he's writing a sequel... :o
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Posted 05 August 2003 - 11:28 AM
So would I, and your right about the information, It's got some good stuff in it.
I'd love to get hold of the first edition though....
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Dominick Cruz admits a jump to featherweight might be in his future. But it's not going to come anytime soon.
Cruz (19-1 MMA, 2-0 UFC), the UFC's bantamweight champion, is on the sidelines for the foreseeable future – though he would like to be back in the first part of 2013.
When he returns from his knee surgery rehab, he has a likely date with Renan Barao (28-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC), the interim titleholder. And while he admits one day moving to 145 pounds might be a necessity, he has plenty of business left to conduct at 135.
"Right now, I can make 135," Cruz recently told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "I've been cutting weight for so long. It always sucks. It's never fun. Never. There's never an easy time to cut weight."
But just because it "sucks" and isn't easy doesn't mean it's not working for the champion. In fact, Cruz said in some ways, that weight cut is as much a part of fighting for him as making the walk to the octagon.
"What a lot of people don't understand about me is I thrive off that pain," Cruz said. "That's my pre-fight ritual. If I don't cut a large amount of weight, I feel lost. I've fought three or four fights at 155. But my distinct process, (135 is) where my body works the best. I'm happy at 135 right now. Right now, I'm looking at the future of my career at 135. I have a couple more fights before I can start talking about switching weight classes."
Cruz, who turned 27 this past March, said that as he gets older, it may be harder for him to make the cut to bantamweight. And then, he said, he can start thinking about featherweight.
But even if he beats Barao and then continues to clean out the rest of the division, he doesn't see himself getting bored at bantamweight any time soon.
"Is anybody ever really satisfied? I'm far from satisfied, and I always have something to prove to myself and everyone else," Cruz said. "There's always haters and doubters, and I love to prove them wrong. I do this because I love it. I'm fighting for something new every time I go out there. I've fought four times for the belt and I've held the 135-pound title for two years. You can't have too many title (defenses).
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Report: Girls Have Dumb Lockers
Girls—the middle school denizens who think they're so cute but they're not—are so stupid that they fill up their lockers with all types of dumb decorations, according to a report today by the New York Times.
In a trend likely spurred by girls' dumbness and inherent tendency to think that dork things are cool, tween females across the nation are filling their lockers—considered purely utilitarian spaces by people who understand what they're even for, unlike girls—with "miniature furry carpets, motion-sensor-equipped lamps that glow when the door opens, mirrors, decorative flowers, and magnetic wallpaper in floral and leopard-print patterns."
Unconfirmed but trustworthy reports also indicate that some of these locker accessories are pink, an ugly color beloved by girls, who don't know what badass even is.
As if it wasn't bad enough that girls' fellow students are forced to roam the halls knowing that only inches away behind a thin veneer of sheet metal lies a veritable girly world of garish embarrassing decorations out of some Teen Beat acid nightmare, untrustworthy girls have now started a disinformation campaign to plant propaganda about their lockers in our nation's most influential media outlets:
"I've had a bunch of people stop by my locker and say, 'Wow, your locker's so cool,' " Nola, 11, said.
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Experiences with Olympus e-pl5? Versus OM-D EM-5?
Posted 31 January 2013 - 10:44 AM
Right now I am looking into updating my G10 rig but don't have tons of money to spend. The Olympus E-PL5 seems perfect for my budget though everyone is talking about the EM-5. Is that really worth the extra expenses? Over my G10 setup, I'm interested in improved image quality, increased creative flexibility (with lenses, fish eye, etc), and a system that I can re-use as much as possible for the upgrade after. I feel somewhat creatively restricted with my G10 setup.
The Olympus OM-D EM5 with a 12-50mm lens, macro port, Nauticam housing seems like a great system but is way out of my initial budget. Though, if it's a huge level above and beyond an E-PL5 with 10 bar housing (?), and lenses then I can stretch the budget (by working more!).
My current rig setup is as follows.
Canon G10 camera
Canon underwater housing
Fiber optic strobe cables
2x Sea and Sea YS-110a strobes
Sea and Sea arms and compact tray
2x Inon [font='ヒ]UCL-165M67[/font]
Help! I can't decide what to do.
Thanks for any information!
Posted 31 January 2013 - 01:24 PM
I switched from an E-PL1 with the 14-42 lens to the E-M5 with the 12-50 lens. In terms of user interface and autofocus there is no comparison between the two. The E-PL1 (and maybe the E-PL5?) requires a lot of button pushing and menu navigation for manual settings, whereas the E-EM5 uses dials for shutter and aperture and EV adjustment. I thought this sounded like no big deal until I switched and now would not do it any other way - I simply get more good shots because I am not staring at the LCD constantly. The autofocus is also superb, leagues faster. I also switched from the Olympus housing to the Nauticam which made a similar difference in handling and usability.
I understand that the sensor and autofocus on the E-PL5 are now much better so can't comment on the IQ between the two. I also do not know if the housings for the E-PL5 allow access to the macro function on the 12-50 lens (which requires a somewhat complicated mechanical gear) so that is something to check as the macro is really very good for an all purpose lens.
Edited by troporobo, 01 February 2013 - 02:42 AM.
Posted 01 February 2013 - 12:45 AM
Thanks for the response it helps a lot since you're in a similar situation than me with regards to thinking ergonomics isn't that big of a deal. WIth my G10, I'm used to shooting off the LCD and think it might some time getting used to the view finder underwater.
The Olympus housing doesn't seem like it has much flexibility as the Nauticam. From what you say, I'm leaning towards the E-M5. My bank account won't be happy. =/
Posted 01 February 2013 - 02:41 AM
As for the bank account, yes, in the real world such constraints matter and I had to take a deep breath too. But as the old saying goes, some people spend half their money on booze women and gambling, and waste the other half. Just replace the first part of that equation with photo gear . . .
Edited by troporobo, 01 February 2013 - 02:47 AM.
Posted 01 February 2013 - 06:59 AM
There is just no comparison between the two. The OM-D is a superior designed camera in every respect in term of speed of operation, ease of use, ergonomics. I assume the basic image quality is similar to the E-PL5, and maybe the autofocus is similar to the PL-5, but the image stabilization in the OM-D is light years ahead and, yes, this does make a big difference especially when shooting underwater video.
The dial operation of hte OM-D is so far superior to the push button setup of the PENS that there is just no comparision.
So, bottom line, while the image quality of the photos might be similar, the ease and speed of shooting will give you far more great shots with the OM-D.
Yes, ergonomics do make that much of a difference.
Similarly, the difference between the Nauticam and Oly housing is of the same order of magnitude. The Nauticam is everything you could ever want. Also, getting the 12-50 port and gear is will give you the most amazingly versatile lens available anywhere, in any format, for UW use.
Also, with the Nauti housing you have the option of adding their superb 45 degree magnified viewfinder. Once you use this, you will never again want to squint or chimp at an LCD screen when getting your shots. It is like looking at a movie screen underwater and has greatly increased my ability to get shots and improve compositions..
I dropped a small fortune on this system. I see myself using it happily for many years, so the $$ will be worth it in the end.
Posted 02 February 2013 - 08:23 PM
The only difference is view finder, and controls.
Given you are happy with the composing on the LCD, (as I am too), the only difference is the controls!
Making adjustments in manual mode is not so bad. Just requires 1 button press, to go to adjust mode, and then the up or down button to make the change.
It is not bad, for such a big price difference.
nikon n90s/ikelite housing/twin SS-200 canon G2/ikelite/DS-50/optical TTL slave
sony V3/ikelite/DS-51/Heinrich DA2 slave
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:35 AM
Derway, thanks for your points too and putting things into perspective. I can easily get jaded by looking at all the really nice features if I spend more. It's good that you are saying what you said coming from a DSLR user.
Another note. I also was thinking about using my new camera topside as well. Replacing the need to bring a D80 around and my G10. In that regards, the E-M5 sounds good. Though it's bigger, the image stabilization is attractive since I like shooting in natural low light situations.
Below is my ongoing research which might be interesting to some to see the price differences.
om-d e-m5 w/12-50mm = 1200 (900 ebay, 1050 cameta)
Nauticam Housing = 1300
Nauticam 60mm port = 300
Austrian gear = 150
Rig == $3000!!
e-pl5 w/14-42mm = 600
Olympus housing = 750
Rig == $1350
Olympus 60mm Macro = $500
Panasonic 8mm fisheye $650
Precision 8mm dome port $500
Lens total == $1650
Ultra Light Arms / stay
UL arms = $250
UL stay/handles = $100
Arms total == $350
OM-D E-M5 Adv.
+ 1/250 flash sync
+ stabilization
+ more control
+ easier to control
+ better housing
+ 12-50mm versatility (wide to macro)
+ electronic viewfinder
+ water resistent
E-PL5 Adv.
+ smaller size (pocketable)
+ cheaper
Posted 04 February 2013 - 04:13 PM
Posted 05 February 2013 - 12:52 AM
Yeah, thanks for the reminder. I read through SO many posts here on the forums on the E-M5 and forgot about that detail. I thought I read a post by Alex M. that there was more magnification using the diopters at 50mm than with diopters at 43mm macro. Don't know where that thread went.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 02:56 PM
Yeah, thanks for the reminder. I read through SO many posts here on the forums on the E-M5 and forgot about that detail. I thought I read a post by Alex M. that there was more magnification using the diopters at 50mm than with diopters at 43mm macro. Don't know where that thread went.
http://wetpixel.com/...ic=46536&st=380 see photos on post 397 for comparison shots. The 12-50 with a diopter looks to be very good for macro without the macro button. Couple of things to consider, a diopter is going to cost you a couple of hundred dollars as well as a flip holder for the diopter. Either way its not inexpensive to get macro out of the 12-50.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 04:56 PM
Thanks for the link. I was looking for this as I read this before. I already have 2 Inon close up lens so looks like macro would be covered. I thought though that the Nauticam flat port for the 60mm had 67mm threads for diopters?
Posted 07 February 2013 - 03:45 PM
I just would like to know how you are getting on with the decision; I am having a similar problem to decide between the OM-D EM-5 and the Sony NEX 7, both with the Nauticam housing. For the last couple of years, I have been using the Canon G12 in the Canon case with a Subsee 10+ on a Fantasea holder.
I know that the sensor sizes of both are quite different and I have been weighing it up for quite some time... and I need someone to convince me so I can stick to that option for the next four years at least.
My local shop has both housings in stock, so I would be very grateful for your advice.
Thanks in advance and best regards,
PS: Our dive trip sets off in two weeks, so if I am going to make a move, it needs to be soon!
Posted 07 February 2013 - 08:46 PM
I'm still undecided. For a while I was going to just go with the E-PL5 since it's a much cheaper option but then I read more and more E-M5 articles/posts and now lean more towards getting one of those. I want to use my next camera for topside photos and the E-M5 seems much better than the E-PL5. Since I will be spending a lot of money upgrading to my next camera system, I want to at least make it feel like a big upgrade. I fear getting just the E-PL5 isn't a huge jump up compared to the E-M5. I'm certain the E-M5 is a great system, from what I read, but there's a big uncertainty about the E-PL5. I guess I'm kind of waiting for someone with that setup to tell me if it's good or not and what to expect before making my decision. Anyone?
For me the biggest issue with buying the E-M5 is the total price. It's a lot of money for me. For you both systems seem like a lot of money. In your case, for underwater, I would think the EM-5 would be a better choice. There's more lenses (especially for macro) for the micro 4/3s system. So, I guess it depends on what you want to shoot. If you like shooting macro, I would think the E-M5 is for sure the way to go. Take my advice with a grain of salt though because I don't know much about the NEX 7. The NEX 7 also seems to cost more than the E-M5. In the end though, it depends on what you want to use it for (macro, wide, etc) and what's important to you.
Both the Backscatter buyers guide and the Bluewater guide say the E-M5 is the best mirror less system over the NEX.
Hope this helps. Let me know what you get when you do! Maybe it will help me get mine.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 08:50 PM
Here is a quote from a guy frequently on this forum and well respected. Maybe it will help you decide
"Having owned both the NEX-7 and now the E-M5 in Nauticam housings I feel that the shortcoming of the NEX system still remains the limited number of quality lenses suited to U/W photography. The Sony 10-18 zoom with the new Nauticam 7 inch dome seems a step in the right direction for wide angle subjects but as a system the E-M5 is still the better choice.
Phil Rudin"
Posted 08 February 2013 - 01:08 AM
Hi there,
I just would like to know how you are getting on with the decision; I am having a similar problem to decide between the OM-D EM-5 and the Sony NEX 7, both with the Nauticam housing. For the last couple of years, I have been using the Canon G12 in the Canon case with a Subsee 10+ on a Fantasea holder.
I know that the sensor sizes of both are quite different and I have been weighing it up for quite some time... and I need someone to convince me so I can stick to that option for the next four years at least.
My local shop has both housings in stock, so I would be very grateful for your advice.
Thanks in advance and best regards,
PS: Our dive trip sets off in two weeks, so if I am going to make a move, it needs to be soon!
I upgraded from the G12 to the OMD EM-5 and haven't regretted it. The G12 is a great camera but the EM-5 is well beyond the next step and I highly recommend it.
However, I note that you said you are going a a dive trip in two weeks - my advice (for what it is worth) would to take your G12 on the trip and get your new setup when you get back as the EM-5 is really a huge leap up from the G12 and it will take a few dives to get used to it and I personnally wouldn't want to be wasting any dives worrying because the camera is taking a while to get used to.
I use a Canon 7D topside so it isn't like I don't know how to use a DSLR etc but one less thing to worry about underwater would be a bonus.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 12:37 PM
I would have probably just got the Sony but the guy at the shop - and he is a pro underwater photographer pretty much - is pushing me to get the Olympus with the Nauticam housing. Buying the cameras here in Switzerland it is within CHF 300 of each other. So there are no real differences in prices even if you buy the macro port for the Olympus which is quite expensive in itself.
My main interest is macro and I would like to think that Sigma or Sony will produce a 50 to a 105 macro lense in the next couple of years, but it might be a big ask.
When I compared the two cameras (http://snapsort.com/...5-vs-Sony-NEX-7) I thought that the higher megapixel and the larger sensor sounds like the better idea, but after all, those results are not underwater in a housing with a 25 knot NE wind blowing.
So I might just go for the Olympus as my wife suggests. If I don't buy one of them I will get my ass served to me on a platter... If anyone else can convince me to buy the Sony, please try as it is the one I would still like to get!!!
Posted 08 February 2013 - 03:11 PM
thanks for the reply and advise its Definitely worth something And I appreciate that. at the moment we only go Snorkelling but up to 6 to 8 hours a day so ill have time to learn I hope. we'll be on lady Elliot for two weeks and I really want to get the best out of the trip and photos I'll still take the g12 as its so easy to use now. we'll do a dive course this trip but I don't Expect to be taking a camera with me diving for a long time but on the island the reef flat is a great place to tinker about with macro shots and its one of the things I love to do there. But at the moment it's still the thing Sony vs Olympus ??
Thanks again Ian
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04-Jun-2011 -- Sarah and I are both American college students who were staying in Malawi during a study abroad with West Virginia University. We were staying at CCAP Likhubula House, a lodge for tourists in the Mulanje region. We had been in the area for about three weeks and decided we were familiar enough with local customs and the transportation system to make our voyage.
On Friday, 27 May, we went to Blantyre to renew our visas, and while there we stopped by the Office of Surveys to buy a topographic map for the hike. Since the Confluence lies at the corner of four 15' quadrants, we spent a while deciding on which of the maps to use (at 10 USD a piece, we could only afford one). We settled on the Thyolo quadrant because it supplied the best perspective on how to hike from the road we planned to use.
In Malawi, public transportation is provided by minibuses, which are passenger vans whose operations are privatized but remain somewhat regulated by the government. The interiors are modified to accommodate as many individuals (humans, chickens, goats, etc.) as possible. The record capacity I witnessed in my month-long stay was 24. These minibuses roam sporadically over the main thoroughfares in the country. Those wishing to travel must hail one like a taxi cab, ensure that the driver will be passing the desired destination, and negotiate a price for the distance traveled.
On Saturday, 4 June, we left Likhubula at about 10:00 a.m. Our notable equipment included the map, a Garmin GPS, a compass, lunch, and a short note about our intentions that was translated into Chichewa (the native language in that region) by a close friend who worked at Likhubula house. We took a minibus to south toward Chitikale, where we swapped for a bus that was heading northeast for Thyolo. We stayed on past Thyolo and asked off in a town further north called Thunga. This was about 10 km from the Confluence and was the closest we could get via minibus. Luckily, as we began heading west down an unnamed dirt road, we were passed by a pickup truck carrying employees to a tea estate further down. We flagged them down and offered some money to take us to their destination. They accepted and brought us within 3 km of the Confluence.
At this point, we unrolled the map and switched on the GPS. We plotted our course and began walking. We were only about halfway there when we began feeling uncertain about our direction. A very friendly Malawian named Vincent stopped us and offered his assistance. He was an office worker on a nearby tea estate but had this particular day off. We showed him the map and he was immediately able to point out some inaccuracies. Luckily we had managed to stay on course and he shared some directions on how to hike the rest of the way. We tipped him and he wished us a safe journey as we parted ways.
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Moments later we stood atop a hill looking towards the Confluence. We knew we were looking right at it but could not find a path to it or conceive of a reasonable way to get there. A local man named Martin approached us and seemed to be offering assistance but his English was very poor. Using a few key words and gestures, he deduced our intentions and led us to a hidden path that took us within just a few yards of the Confluence. I can't imagine he understood what we were doing, and he even laughed a bit as we wandered in circles trying to find a good reading for the project. We stayed a bit and had a snack with Martin, then walked back up the hill and thanked him with a tip. He gave us his address and was very insistent that we keep in touch. We went back home exactly the same way we came.
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The U.S. auto industry and, by extension, Michigan's economy are back on their feet again.
It's official. At least it is by my personal measure.
Now you can monitor official government measures -- yes, the state's unemployment rate is down. But I prefer QUACK, or Quasi-Arbitrary Commute and Kitchens Index, my own yardstick based on observation. Metro Detroiters can see a sharp change in our environment as the auto industry revives.
- Stores and malls are crowded. People are actually buying stuff, too.
- Restaurants are packed. Menu specials are more likely to be multicourse prix fixe deals than "all you can eat." And on weekend nights, expect to wait for an open table.
- There are more new cars and fewer junkers held together by duct tape and earnest wishes.
- And, finally, commutes take more time, and rush hour lasts longer. Compared with 2009, my longish trip to work is about 15 minutes longer.
Now that's always the surest sign that employment is rising. It's exhilarating to watch, gratifying to see.
But there is a downside. Driving in Monday morning and hearing a radio report that General Motors is hiring 2,000 new employees in Michigan, my first thought was "wonderful." My second? "Oh, I hope they're not all on my route."


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Lipscomb's Cody Hale broke a number of school records on the way to winning medalist honors Saturday at the EKU Colonel Classic in Richmond, Ky.
Hale opened with a first round 66. He fired a 67 in the second round and finished with a third round score of 71 for a three-round total of 204. Hale won the tournament by six strokes over Eastern Kentucky's Ryan Britt who finished with a score of 210.
His 66 set a new school record for a low medal round. He also set new school marks for the low score after 36 holes at 11-under and for 54 holes at 12-under.
"Cody played really well," said Lipscomb golf coach Dr. Ralph Samples. "They played 36 holes on the first day and it was really hot. That may have had an effect on his final round score."
Parker Beck tied for 10th for the Bisons with a 218 (76, 70 and 72). Jonathan Beck tied for 15th with a score of 221 (72, 75, 74).
Rounding out the scoring for the Bisons were Taylor Lewis who finished 19th with a 225 (73, 74, 78) and Paul Warren who tied for 22nd with a 228 (75, 75, 78).
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As each day passes and another theory emerges to explain the disappearance of Air France Flight 447, the urgency increases to find the flight data recorders -- or black boxes -- which hold critical and concrete clues to the mystery.
The Airbus 330-200 left for a routine flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris last Monday. Four hours later over the Atlantic Ocean it ran into a bank of thunderstorms and then was gone.
First speculation centered on lightning or turbulence as the cause. The latest centers on small speed sensors that may have iced up, causing the plane to register incorrect speeds. French investigators today confirmed that Air France had not replaced those sensors, called pitot tubes, despite a recommendation from the manufacturer.
But Paul-Louis Arslanian, who heads the French investigative agency, cautioned against jumping to conclusions. The A330-200 is designed to fly with multiple component failures, he says. And there were 24 error messages sent automatically from the plane to Air France headquarters in the flight's last few minutes, including references to the aircraft's speed readings and autopilot.
Not enough information
Aviation experts say those messages do provide clues and may have relevance, but they have to be put into larger a context and there is nowhere near enough information to do that.
"The consensus among the true experts is that speculation at this point is unwarranted and dangerous in the sense that it can be misleading," says Richard Healing, an aviation safety consultant and former member of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
"There is no concrete evidence that eliminates the possibility of a bomb. There is no concrete evidence that eliminates the possibility of…an on board electrical fire that caused a loss of control of the aircraft by burning through control mechanisms. And there's no conclusive evidence that there was an in-flight break up -- and none that indicates there wasn't an in-flight break up," he says. "So we're very much at the point where we need to recover the flight data recorders."
The problem with speculation, says Mr. Healing, is that it can lead people to jump to wrong conclusions, which then leads to political pressure to investigate one possibility more than another.
Lessons from TWA Flight 800
For instance, when TWA Flight 800 exploded over Long Island in 1996, initial speculation centered on a terrorist attack or a missile strike. In part, that's because of testimony from more than 700 witnesses, some of whom believed they saw what looked like a flare heading toward the plane before it broke apart.
That prompted the NTSB to focus a lot of attention on that question and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to open an investigation parallel to the NTSB's. More than a year later, the FBI dropped it saying it had found no evidence of criminal activity.
"If you remember TWA Flight 800, a lot of people thought they saw a lot of different things," Healing says. "And that turned out to be total speculation and misleading to some degree. There are still people who believe that it was a missile [that brought the plane down]."
Healing helped investigate the cause of that crash, among many others. In that case, he focused on the wiring. The NTSB ultimately determined in 2000 that the "probable cause" was indeed faulty wiring which ignited jet fuel fumes in the center wing fuel tank causing the explosion.
"Having been in and out of the wreckage numerous times I can tell you that it's quite clear what happened," he says. "The physical facts are very, very telling, and the confirmation of it came from careful reconstruction of virtually everything that could be reconstructed."
Recovery of "black boxes" a top priority
That's why Healing and French investigators believe the top priority now should be the recovery of the black boxes and whatever wreckage can be found.
A French nuclear submarine is now heading to the area already being searched by French and Brazilian Navy ships. [A Brazilian military official said Saturday afternoon that two male bodies and a suitcase from the flight had been picked up.] Experts say the next two to three weeks are critical to an underwater search because the black boxes send out a locator "ping" for at least 30 days.
But some aviation experts worry that even with that locator beacon, the chances are slim of finding the flight data recorders, which are actually painted bright orange despite being called "black boxes."
"It's critical but it may not be possible," says Michael Boyd, president of the Boyd Group, aviation consultants in Evergreen, Colorado. "It's not a nice sandy bottom down there, you have mountain ranges and valleys and all sorts of things down there. A three-by-two-foot orange box will be pretty hard to find."
Preventing future accidents
But Healing says that even if searchers can't find the black boxes, it will be crucial to continue the search for wreckage for many more months. That's because current aviation safety is based in part on understanding the causes of accidents to help prevent similar ones in the future. While the A330 is about ten years old, it was made with some composite materials, which are expected to be used far more extensively in the future.
"We're at the beginning of the next generation aircraft where more and more components of the aircraft are made of composite materials," he says. "We need to know that it's the right decision. We need to know if some of them failed [on Flight 447] whether they failed at a point that any other material would have failed."


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SEATTLE -- It took a perfect goal from Davy Arnaud to give Montreal a surprising season-opening win and provide Seattle a shock that its nearly perfect preseason meant nothing.
Arnaud caught Seattle goalkeeper Michael Gspurning off his line and scored in the 35th minute, and the Impact opened the 2013 MLS season with an unexpected 1-0 win over the Sounders on Saturday night.
"Scoring goals on the road is tough, and especially against them," Arnaud said. "They score a lot of goals here at home. This year during preseason, we were pretty solid defensively. If we can continue to score one goal and get points out of games on the road, we're going to be OK."
Arnaud and midfielder Felipe connected on a quick counter attack late in the first half after Seattle controlled much of the play. Montreal then withstood the Sounders push for a tying goal in the second half to hand Seattle its second loss in a home opener in the five seasons of the franchise.
Arnaud, who scored the first goal in Montreal's history a season ago, got behind Seattle's defense and collected the perfectly measured pass from Felipe. Arnaud then chipped the shot with the outside of his right foot over Gspurning, who had wandered too far away from his net.
"He made a perfect goal I have to admit," Gspurning said. "He touches one-time over my 6-foot-6 (frame), that's brilliant."
The result was surprising considering each team's perceived standing heading into the season. Seattle is expected to be among the league's elite while Montreal is viewed as a still developing franchise. Seattle doesn't have much time to worry about the loss as they face Mexican power Tigres in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals next Wednesday with the return leg on March 12 in Seattle. The Sounders do not play another league match until March 16 against rival Portland.
"Anytime you get slapped in the face like this in a game hopefully you rise from that," Seattle coach Sigi Schmid said. "Hopefully you become a little more determined, motivated, a little more focused and that is something we certainly have to be in the Champions League and something we have to be in our next league game."
Montreal will play at Portland next Saturday night.
Seattle will lament its missed chances to at least gain a point, no one more than Eddie Johnson. In the 81st minute, Johnson had a point-blank attempt in front of Montreal goalkeeper Troy Perkins, but his left-footed shot went high, rattled off the crossbar and ricocheted away from trouble. Johnson had taken a deft pass from Alex Caskey to get the opportunity, but couldn't convert Seattle's best scoring chance of the game.
About 15 minutes earlier, Seattle had another chance turned away by the frame of the goal when Brad Evans' shot from 20 yards out beat Perkins but rattled off the post. Moments before Evans was denied, Arnaud missed a chance to give the Impact a 2-0 lead when his header off a cross from Sanna Nyassi was tipped just enough by Gspurning to deflect off the crossbar.
"The first one off the post, I did get a touch to it, and got pretty lucky with it not coming straight back off my leg off the post," Perkins said. "The other one where Eddie hits it off the crossbar, I think it's just a reaction from him to put his foot in, and he gets a little bit unlucky."
Seattle played without defensive midfield star Osvaldo Alonso and defender Marc Burch, both serving suspensions that carried over from the end of last season. Andy Rose took the place of Alonso while 19-year-old rookie DeAndre Yedlin got the start along the defensive backline with starter Adam Johansson out with a knee sprain. Schmid also said that forward David Estrada had an ankle injury and midfielder Lamar Neagle was unavailable as part of the agreement reached when he was traded from Montreal to Seattle during the preseason.
The lack of chances for Seattle also highlighted one of its major concerns in giving Johnson help up front. The Sounders reached a buyout with designated player Christian Tiffert on Saturday, opening up a spot should Seattle be able to complete its pursuit of Nigerian striker Obafemi Martins, who is currently playing for Levante in Spain.
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That's what they say..happy moments don't last..;p
While counting down my days, I'm trying to make myself busy. That I feel the days past faster..haha! And so I did bake alot this week..lol!
Last weekend I got myself some new books and one of them is 麵包教室 (5'C冰穜的美味). I didn't know that this book is written in mandarine, and I took quite along time reading and understanding it...haha! It's a good book anyway.
Without any hesitation, I try it out as soon as I finish reading. Here's all the bread from the book!
Since I've made quite alot of the starter dough, so here comes all kinds of bread I baked in 1 night! We had a bread feast the next morning...lol!
~ Then place in an airtight container and let rise for 1 hour. Then transfer the dough into the fridge and chill at 5'C for 20-24 hours.


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Fans of Rosetta Stone on Facebook love to share with us on our page: their questions, ideas, suggestions, and even their deepest desires (We don't have immediate plans for a dolphin language product, but it's certainly a memorable request!).
You might not know that Tom Adams, CEO of Rosetta Stone, reads fan posts and comments every day. He's decided to get in front of the camera and take a crack at answering a few questions from the community. To post your own question to Tom, visit www.facebook.com/RosettaStone or leave a comment below.
View Part II of this series here on our blog.


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