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6.3-megapixel CMOS sensor, 3,072 x 2,048 pixel images
ISO of 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
Photo-centric design: touch Shutter button in Play mode and camera returns to Record mode.
Compatible with all Canon EOS system lenses and accessories, focal length multiplier of 1.6, plus the new EF-S digital-only lens
The EOS 10D was an immensely popular camera, capitalizing on the EOS name with an excellent feature set and sterling performance. The EOS 300D surpassed its predecessor's popularity, offering very similar functionality at a much lower price point. Although there were a few design adjustments (not to mince words, they were deliberate de-featurings) that left more experienced users wanting (such as the inability to select metering and focus modes at will), the EOS 300D is a very capable camera with an excellent feature set. The broad range of exposure control, from pure point & shoot to full manual control should make users of most any experience level feel comfortable. Resolution, color, and tonal range are all very good to excellent, and the newly-introduced 18-55mm EF-S lens that is being offered along with the Digital Rebel is of surprisingly high quality. All in all, a dramatically affordable, true interchangeable-lens digital SLR.
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Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by freetoken
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affordable, light, relatively easy to use
lack of FEC, slow
OK, so the 300D has been out of production for awhile now, so if you are reading this you will be shopping for a used product. Given that, let's see how it has held up:
Speed of use: when I bought it new it was not a fast camera. Now, it seems quite slow compared to the latest generation of DSLRs. However, by using a fast CF card you can improve the write speed.
Lack of control: Lacking Flash Exposure Compensation can be a real handicap.
Size: Still relatively light weight, the size is larger than the latest round of tiny DSLRs, so it is easier to grip than say the 350D. The vertical grip does help with big lenses, as well as adding a spot for a second battery.
What to watch out for buying used: This DSLR had Canon's least durable shutter and mirror assemblies, similar to the film Rebels. However, with digitial people are pressing the shutter significnatly more than in the days of film. As a result, we are hearing of shutter or mirror failures. Fortunately mine is still going strong.
As far as image quality, in its day it was very competitive with more expensive cameras. Not so today, where an 350D or 400D will get you more.
Bottom line: worth buying used if you like the size/feel and want the Canon EF-s lens mount, but I wouldn't pay over about $250 for one given that new DSLRs can be had for $500.
Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by silverbluemx
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Price, very good image quality.
Plastic body, slow operation, lacks some controls (but the hack fixes this).
I bought this camera about 1 year ago used, and it made me enter the world of DSLRs (and I am still happy with it, 4 years after it has been released).
After one year of use, the strong points of this DSLR are :
- well, its an SLR. You've got the largest lineup of lenses, lots of accessories, and I could never go back to an electronic viewfinder!
- price! I got mine used on eBay for $500 with a lot of accessories and it can be found for less than $300 now!
- image quality! I am still astonished by the quality of the pictures it delivers when properly used. It was really a HUGE improve over my P&S, and I think that 6Mp is quite enough for my use (web, and up to 30x20cm prints). High ISO performance is a little lower than the newer bodies, but still A LOT better than P&S's and good enough for my use.
- with the hacked firmware, advanced features can be enabled, such as mirror lockup, flash exposure compensation etc...
- body size is perfect for me, I think than the grip on the 350D and 400D is too small for my hands, and it is easy to handle
- everybody around me who tried it said they liked the sound it makes and the feeling of being a "true camera".
However, this camera is at the very bottom of Canon's DSLR lineup, and so has some drawbacks :
- slow operation : it needs about 2-3 secs to power on, but with its efficient sleep mode you can leave it on during your whole shooting session (I usually turn it on when I take it out of the bag, and turn it off when it goes back in it. I once left it on all the day, no problem).
- small buffer : in continuous shooting mode you can only take up to 4 frames, then you have to wait a few seconds for them to be processed. Honestly I am hardly ever limited by this.
- plastic body : the body is made of a high quality plastic, so it doesn't feel like it will break in your hands, but I still prefer a metal body (like 20D and over)
- limited autofocus : continuous-AF is not selectable, and I have experienced a few times front or backfocus issues with my third-party (Sigma) lenses (I guess the lens is at fault, but I read that the same lenses on newer bodies have no problems...)
If I had to conclude, I would say that I have spent more than $1400 on my photographic equipment (have I said that I am a 20yo student?) build around this body, shoot about 3000 pictures, and I am convinced that I still need a lot more experience to be limited by this camera.
It is a great value for the money, a huge leap from the P&S world, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to begin with serious photography without spending a thousand dollar in a new camera!
Registered: January 2007
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by AlainD
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first DSLR under $1k, smooth ISO
outdated, larger empty body feel, slugish star/image review
bought this 2.5 years ago as my firs DSLR as the price was too good to continue P&S, and the quality is way better especially in low light.
Obviously this camera is outdated now - not because of 6mp (which is enough for most) but because of small LCD, some crippled functions (can use hack) but mostly camera felt very slugish processing images (especially RAW), startup, previewing images.... you just have to wait for it.
XT is a much better choice IMO, which I got about 10 months later. Some people lake the larger grip, but I felt the body always was too big and felt empty box. I happen to like the compact XT much more, and leave it ON (sleep) ready to take a picture in 1/10th sec wake up, instead for 2-3+ sec on the original rebel.
Registered: January 2007
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by crmorse
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Budget price, DSLR quality compared to digicams
Aging design
I bought this 2nd hand a little over 2 years ago and it now has over 25,000 frames so reliablity is excellent.
I have always been very pleased with picture quality. The only real drawback I see compared to the other DSLRs is the lack of more advanced features (FEC, Mirror Lockup, AI Servo, etc.) which can all be added back with one of the many hacked firmwares available. I've been using it that way for the last 2 years.
* Picture quality, speed, noise, and features far exceed all but the best digicams.
* RAW mode. Use it!
* Can be had very cheap now on the 2nd hand market
* Slow startup
* Small picture buffer
* Resolution, noise, and speed performance is now lacking compared to newer models
Registered: November 2005
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by twin
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Excellent image quality for an entry level DSLR with 3 years life. HUGE image quality upgrades from P&S digital cameras. It's supported by "all" RAW programs.
Slowwww operation. Startup times are huge (by today's standard). Small buffer (JPEG & RAW)
Brought one and a half years ago on second hand with the kit lens from a friend upgrading to the EOS 350D with more than 8k actuations. I now have more than 12k…
Coming from a Powershot G5 it was a huge image quality leap forward. Photos until ISO 400 were as good as or better than my G5 at ISO 50, and at ISO 800 as good as or better than the G5's ISO 100. It opened an all new world of photography for me, especially since my two main photo subjects are low light landscapes and city night photos.
The main problem it's that it's a slowww camera, now startup times from a 2006 P&S are faster, its buffer is on the small side (but still better than most P&S) and it's silver color isn't as discreet as I would like it to be. On plus side, it's a joy using RAW with it, since all mainstream programs support it…
Just a word of caution: It opened a hole in my wallet since I soon realized that I would need some "nice" glass to it: I've acquired the 17-85, the 10-22 and the Sigma 150 macro in the last year. I also brought a nice tripod with head, some expensive filters, new hard drives, backpacks and so on. It never ends…
Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by drwho9437
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Good free Raw, Good lens selection, fine image quality
slow start times, tiny LCD
Its hard to rate a 3(?) year old camera. Like many others I got this when it was new. At that point it was a excellent value. It served me well, flawlessly, until a 400D took its place. I said flawlessly, yet its flaws are what left a bitter taste in my mouth moving to the 400D.
The biggest issue with this camera and why it was gotten rid of (other than my being a tech nerd I guess) is that its start up takes a long long time by current standards. That and its LCD are tiny. Make it quite hard to review shots in the field. All the other major issues I'd say it has the 400D has also: a small viewfinder, inexpensive construction (don't bother me much). I'd say the grip on the 300D is better than its newer cousin.
To my mind the thing that recommends the 300D most over the other products on the market is that it probably can be had for a song. The kit lens MKI wasn't really too bad. But most of all: Rawshooter. Its defunct now, so no more updates for new bodies, but its out there and free for old cameras like this, and the results it makes with easy are great. Adobe saw an end to it...
But anyway, its a fine camera if you can put up with its limitations, with hacked firmware you just have to put up with the slow start and 6 MP sensor.
Registered: December 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by _Mike_D
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inexpensive, excellent image quality,
need hacked firmware to get mirror lockup, slow startup, small viewfinder
This is the camera that really got me into photography.
It is and inexpensive yet very capable camera. The image quality is excellent and can still compete with the 10mp cameras now being released.
My only complaints about the camera are that it has a slow start up time (a couple of seconds at least.) Although this may not seem like a problem, I have missed quiet a few shots waiting for the camera to start up.
The camera is easy to use and hard to outgrow. highly recommended.
all of the pictures on my site prior to November were taken with this camera.
Registered: December 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by mbuf
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fast and accurate, very good pictures for the price
blocked functions,only 4 frames buffer, WB not very god in tricky light
I used this camera from more then 1.5 years with different lenses: Canon kit 18-55, Sigma 18-125, 18-200, 70-300, Tamron 24-135, Canon 24-105, 50/1.8 and I am quite satisfied with the picture result.
To obtain the best photos I strongly reccomend to shoot RAW and convert files later in Adobe Camera Raw (this is the program that works best for me, but of course you can use any other program). Doing this, you can overpass the camera WB which may be not very good especially in some particulary light (indor, different light sources) and you can get the best for lighter and darker areas of the picture by adjusting the exposure.
Indoor pictures with 420EX flash need some exposure adjustament in postprocessing, very easy to correct in ACR (usually no more than one stop).
The focus is fast and accurate, even in low light. Using the external flash 420EX, you can focus pretty on everything: white or dark surface from ~10m (may be more, but I didn't test more) thanks to the red light pattern emitted from the flash.
The noise is very acceptable until ISO 400. ISO 800 need some reduction, ISO 1600 more reduction. I have also ISO 3200 but I did not use it, since it appear to be to noisy.
Night photography is amaizing with this camera: long exposures at lower ISO comes out very clean.
The initial blocked functions is an issue thet can be solved in few minutes with the available firmware from the net. It works on my camera from the beginning without problems.
The buffer seems to end up to quickly some time with its 4 shots capacity, but as soon as at least one picture is transferred to the card you cand shot again another one.
With a good lens you will get better pictures, of course, but also with the kit lens the pictures comes out pretty well, if the settings are choosed carefully.
Registered: October 2005
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by killersnowman
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ergonomics, weight, price
build, buffer
this was my first camera. i got this over one of the prosumer digicams like the canon proshot 1.
this camera gave me many great photos. the image quality is amazing for a 6mp camera. even though this camera has less megapixels than say the 350D and the 400D i would still rather shoot with this camera than one of those others. the difference is in the ergonomics. the hand grip is nice and big with plenty of room to wrap your fingers around.
also when combined with one of the russian firmware hacks this camera opens up many of the dormant features left over from the D60. it was really nice to be able to customize the 'ok' button for other purposes while shooting.
the only real downside to this camera is the build and the buffer. the camera is plastic and feels that way in your hand. this of course lets it be cheaper so that the price could be below the magical $1000 mark. the buffer is also a little lacking. not good for fast paced sports shooting.
great little camera!
Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by cjbowlsby
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weight, ergonomics, usable high ISO, price, resolution
small buffer, build quality, slow focus, no PC sync, start up time
I have a love/hate relationship with this camera.
It could be higher resolution. But, honestly, it's rare that I need anything larger than an 8x10 and the 300D will provide for that with ease. IS0 800 is terrific, and IS0 1600 is perfectly usable in either small print sizes or with a little bit of PhotoShop magic.
My only complaint – and it's a big one – is that it's SO SLOW to start up. I've been so spoiled by my 20D's instant power-on.
But if I don't want to carry my 20D around, and I don't need really large prints, the Rebel is a solid alternative. Especially for the price of a mid-line digicam.
Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by grahambo
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Comfortable grip (more like Nikon, less like XT and XTi), respectable high ISO performance (for its day)
Difficult to get indoor white balance right. Flash as AF assist light. Camera shuts down if flash is not allowed to pop all the way up (which it does automatically for AF assist). Small buffer and long flush times.
I purchased this camera shortly after it became available. I tried to like it, but ended up returning it. Since then I have had occasional access to a couple friends' Digital Rebels.
First, the good. The best thing about this camera is the ergonomics. They are much better than the newer XT and XTi. The view finder is small, but doesn't have too much tunnel vision.
In operation it usually felt responsive, and the controls were easy to figure out. The buffer is frustratingly small and slow to flush, but that didn't hamper my style of shooting too badly.
Now, the bad. This camera never felt like a completely finished product. Hacks started showing up right away to enable features that had been "coded out" of the low end camera. I never used them, but when I found them it made it harder to fall in love with the camera. Construction didn't feel quite as solid as I expected for the price. It also had some frustrating operating quirks.
The worst of these quirks was that the camera would shut down when problems happened. For instance, if it tried to release the flash to act as an AF assist light, and the flash wasn't allowed to move all the way into the deployed position, the camera throws up its hands and says "I Quit!" The camera's long start up time didn't bother me in most situations, but annoyed me very much when I was forced to reboot.
Picture quality was good in the right situations, but the white balance wasn't predictable enough. With a good lens and the patience to process raw, the results are very respectable. The kit lens however, was often not capable of getting the best out of the camera.
Since then, I have gone on to other fixed lens cameras. I would consider picking up a Digital Rebel again if the price was right. It is still a step up from fixed lens cameras, even three years later. It's just doesn't deliver the potential of an SLR.
Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by nikoskard
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Perfect for beginers
Slow, Hi ISO performance just OK, Not to many manual options.
300D was my first DSLR, and i must admit it is the equipment that made me change my opinion about photography.
Now i have a lot of photo equipment to play with, and i still have my Rebel, even with the cons.
It is by no way, even close, with new released models, but i now prefer buy lens. Then i have to decide for new one.
Registered: November 2006
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by donberry
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value for $$$$
I currently own a Panasonic FZ-30 which I paid under $500.00 for. As the price on these have come down so far, I thought I would check one out so I could re-enter the slr market. I will admit I did not use it long enough to get copletely comfortable with it, but for the money, I prefered the FZ-30. Yes, you can change lenses, but by the time you do this you have twice as much money in the Canon trying to do what the Panasonic does for under $500.00. If I were going to step up to a DSLR, I would go ahead and step into something much nicer or I would buy a super zoom like the Panasonic -
Registered: December 2005
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by kenunger
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Flimsy Plastic, slow buffer, awkward controls
I used this camera for about a year and put about 10,000 clicks on it. I was not really impressed with it's poor construction, inconsistant flash white balance and very slow write to 80X memory cards. Image quality was fair to good when using L glass
Registered: October 2005
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D review by mdecolle
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quality of pics taken, low noise, price
slow to start up, short 4 frames buffer
I've bought Canon's 300d as a natural follow on to my line of compact digicams. Main reason was noise in the last batch of sensors and the lack of a real viewfinder (my previous digicams had all an evf).
Build quality is good, I'm no pro but I use my camera on many travels around the world and it had to whitstand some pretty rough handling. Image quality is good, low noise, clean and can be manipulated nicely with photoshop. I installed the undutchables firmware and so I have access to iso 3200, flash exposure compensation, mirror lockup and focus mode selection. Another great plus is the viewfinder: for me, coming from those tiny electronic viewfinders is like "seeing the light", I can focus manually!!! .
I thought that the inability to choose the exposure metering mode would be something I would have missed, but after all the standard evaluative metering does a good job and the partial mode (not a true spot one) is always just a push of a button away. The only major drawback is the small buffer: 4 shots sometimes leave you waiting while the camera writes the buffer onto the card.
In conclusion: it's a great value for the money and a giant leap forward for everyone transitioning from compact digicams. I use it almost 100% of time with a sigma 18-200 on it and this cam travels the world with me. Absolutely recommended.
The price I paid for the camera is in EUR, not in USD.
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Beth Caudle wipes away a tear and smiles. At Caudle's request, one of her students, Shanita Jackson, has just given a reporter an impassioned performance of a poem she wrote about her grandmother's battle with breast cancer, and a proud Caudle embraces a catharsis of her own.
Beth Caudle wipes away a tear and smiles. At Caudle's request, one of her students, Shanita Jackson, has just given a reporter an impassioned performance of a poem she wrote about her grandmother's battle with breast cancer, and a proud Caudle embraces a catharsis of her own.
"When Shanita presents, it's always an amazing experience," said Caudle, principal of Henderson County Early College High School on the campus of Blue Ridge Community College. "You can't describe it. To get the depth of where everything comes from her, you have to see it."
Thousands already have, whether it's at school assemblies, regional poetry slams or in front of a sold-out Fox Theater in Oakland, Calif., where the Hendersonville teen performed during this year's Brave New Voices, the largest international youth poetry festival in the world.
Jackson, who turned 16 on Saturday, has written dozens of poems and she performs them – all by memory – with the intensity and artistry of a theater actress. Often edgy, sometimes controversial and always from the heart, Jackson's work touches on subjects ranging from a schoolmate's suicide to racism to her estranged biological father.
Jackson admits she gets nervous at the beginning of her performances, but that is quickly replaced by a desire to make her audience feel the power of her message.
"You know that you're sharing something so personal with other people, and they're willing to listen, so I feel obligated to perform well and to try to allow them to feel what I felt when I wrote it," Jackson said. "I've heard people say that it's kind of like you're putting your soul out on a platter, and that's what it feels like, honestly, especially when it comes from a deep place."
Jackson said her family grew up in a rough neighborhood in Asheville, and her single mother, Lotto Jackson Brown, moved Shanita and her two siblings out of the area after someone was stabbed to death at a residence across the street.
They moved in with Shanita's grandmother in Fletcher before eventually settling in Hendersonville about five years ago.
As a seventh-grader at Hendersonville Middle School, Jackson said she procrastinated on a poetry assignment and wound up writing one in the middle of the night before it was due. Better late than never, though, as Jackson's poem was a prelude of things to come – she could barely finish reading it aloud, Jackson recalled, because she was crying, and so was everyone else in the class.
"That's when I realized that, 'OK, this is a way to get out everything you've been holding in,' and a way to impact others," Jackson said. "It was just amazing."
That experience got the ball rolling, and Jackson went on to compete in school and local poetry slam competitions, and later got to meet her idol, acclaimed black performance poet Glenis Redmond. At Early College High, Jackson began inspiring her classmates by performing her poetry during school assemblies – and privately for friends by request.
In February, as part of her community service requirements at school, Jackson organized a regional poetry slam at BRCC, and that's where she met Steve Shell, who teaches at-risk children at Eliada Homes in Asheville and coaches the Asheville Brave New Voices team.
Jackson made a big first impression.
"Even in meeting her I had no idea how old she was," Shell said, "because she just presents herself as so far beyond her years."
After placing at the regional Wordslam competition, Jackson earned herself a spot on the Brave New Voices team that traveled to San Francisco this summer for the annual festival and competition – a thrill for Hendersonville's only representative. In just its first year, the Asheville team barely missed making the semifinals, according to Shell, and Jackson was a big reason.
Working on team pieces with other poets, Jackson helped create what Shell called "two of the most powerful pieces, I think, that were performed all week long." One was about a U.S. soldier, Robert Bales, accused in March of gunning down 16 Afghan civilians – a "chilling piece," Shell said, that argued the military neglects soldiers suffering from post traumatic stress disorder.
The other, called "Gay Is the New Black," is a heated debate between Jackson and her openly gay teammate about whether blacks or gays have been discriminated against more, with each girl realizing in the end the similarities of the two groups' historical struggles.
The piece created such a buzz and stir among coaches and poets, Shell recalled, that the girls were selected to perform it as the featured exhibition during the Brave New Voices finals in front of 3,000 people at Fox Theater in Oakland.
The bold subject matter in many of Jackson's poems, however, does veer from the traditional views held by her mother.
"It's an interesting dichotomy; she comes from this really conservative Christian home, and she's this burgeoning, very progressive, very open-minded young lady who is coming into her own," Shell said.
Still, Jackson's mother continues to be the teen's greatest influence and inspiration not only in her work, but in her life.
According to Caudle, Jackson is the kind of model student for which Early College High School was designed. Now in its fourth year, the school offers a five-year program during which students earn their high school diploma with the possibility of earning an associate's degree to transfer to a four-year college or university.
Caudle said it targets the type of youth under-represented at those four-year schools, such as those from low-income families and those whose parents have a limited educational background – the type of challenges that motivate Jackson and prompted her to attend Caudle's school by choice rather than parental mandate.
Jackson said that because her mother was a high school dropout, she has raised her three children to strive to reach higher than she did and avoid the pitfalls of poverty.
"Her dream came true last year," Jackson said, "when my sister (Shaniqua Foster) walked across the stage (at Hendersonville High) because that's something that she didn't get to do, and my brother (Desean Jackson) graduates this year, and our goal is to go to college and graduate and to be successful. And, honestly, I just do it to make her proud, but I do know that I want my children to have a better life than I have, and my life hasn't been the worst but it could be better, and that's what drives me every day. That's why I came here (to Early College High)."
Shell said Jackson has had it rougher than many of the children he works with at Eliada Homes, but she refuses to use it as an excuse or let it slow her down.
"Shanita literally had almost every card that you could possibly stack against her, from the role of her biological dad in her life and the nature of poverty that she's overcome to the struggle of who she is versus who her mom would want her to be," he said.
"She has every reason in the world to fail and write it off as, 'Hey, look at the hand I was dealt,' and Shanita is just sort of like, 'This is what I've dealt with, this is what I've got, here's the strength I have and this is what I want to be and am going to be.'"
Consequently, Jackson – an honors student – serves as a role model at Early College High and a shining star with regard to the school's curriculum. According Caudle, education models are focused so much on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), and students like Jackson serve as a reminder of the importance of "the A for arts."
"I like to tell people we are a STEAM school, not a STEM school," Caudle said, "because we cannot forget how the arts really do complement the other areas, and that's really how you communicate those other areas to people is through the arts. So we're looking for a balance here, and Shanita helps with that. Other students look to her for guidance, and she never says no; she always has time, she's very gracious and she's a great mentor. She is a real important part of our school."


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Broadband speeds are getting faster and faster, and thanks to fierce competition in the broadband market the prices are coming down all the time. It's now possible to get good deals on high-speed broadband almost anywhere in Ireland, which is great news for the consumer.
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For the absolute cheapest broadband in Moyne, Wicklow, consumers need look no further than Sky and, more specifically, the Sky Broadband Unlimited & Talk Freetime broadband package.
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Many broadband users, especially those who watch videos online or download a lot of films and TV shows, are looking for speed over price. Broadband speeds are getting faster all the time, making it cheaper than ever to access high-speed internet.
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EPGP is used for mainspec loot. Off-spec loot is free.
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<nerdcraft> was formed in the first month of Vanilla WoW on Thunderlord. Our raiding core has always been small and consists of individuals who have raided together for many years. We raided all Vanilla content up to original Naxx KT and all content up to the middle of Sunwell in BC. We transferred to Gul'dan midway through Vanilla to get away from some pretty terrible lag, then transferred to Magtheridon in BC when Gul'dan became a ghost town.
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In the video below the race shows the M3's strength which is the top end especially with a centrifugal blower like the one used in the ESS VT1 kit which builds boost with revs. The ESS supercharger kit is modified with a higher boost pulley (about 6 psi) and supplemented with meth injection. The GT-R features exhaust modifications including a mid pipe and a Cobb OTS 93 octane tune.
The GT-R gets the jump but the M3 is able to reel it in and pass at higher speeds. From a stop on the street, the GT-R would likely build too large of a lead thanks to the all wheel drive for the M3 to overcome on street tires. On the highway though, the M3 proves how capable of a platform it can be. Enjoy the race, the GT-R is not unbeatable.


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1. Purpose. To transmit a request for public comment on an Information Collection Request (ICR), which has been submitted to the Office of Management and Budget for review and approval, concerning the proposed extension without change of the currently approved domestic agricultural in-season wage reports.
2. References. Federal Register Vol. 72, No. 83, May 1, 2007, p. 23854; Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 [44 U.S.C. Chapter 35, Pub.L. 104-13].
3. Links. This Alert is in the Regional website Resource page at: http://www.doleta.gov/regions/regionalresources/
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A copy of the ICR will be available on-line or by contacting Ira Mills on 202.693.4122.
5. Contact. Questions and comments about the ICR may be directed to Ira Mills on 202.693.4122. Questions or comments about the format of this Alert may be directed to Robert Rainault on 312.596.5416.
6. Expiration Date. May 31, 2007
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The new PENTAX K-5 II / K-5 IIs offer a compact, solid body that delivers high quality image reproduction, especially when working in low light conditions. The camera's new, highly sensitive AF sensor enables photographers to work with a luminous flux based on F2.8 levels in addition to F5.6, which increases the AF accuracy when using fast lenses. The AF sensor also includes an upgraded AF algorithm as well as the Select-Area Expansion feature, which automatically tracks the subject when it deviates from a pre-assigned selection point, by assessing data from neighboring sensors.
"The new K-5 II and K-5 IIs deliver an extensive range of photographic possibilities for the resolution-conscious photographer in all of us. As a successor to our popular K-5 camera, these new models offer upgraded features designed to produce superb image quality, including the new AF sensor which is especially useful for photographers working in low light conditions," said John Carlson, Sr. Manager of Sales and Marketing, PENTAX.
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High resolution CMOS sensor for true-to-life images with minimal noiseWith its large sensor measuring 23.7mm by 15.7mm with approximately 16.28 effective megapixels, the K-5 II's latest-generation CMOS image sensor ensures high-speed image data readout. By coupling the sensor with the PRIME (PENTAX Real Image Engine) II imaging engine, the K-5 II delivers super high resolution, rich gradation digital images free of digital noise over a wide sensitivity range – from ISO 100 to ISO 12800 in the standard setting, or from ISO 80 to ISO 51200 when expanded via a custom function.
Anti-aliasing filter-free feature of the K-5 IIsThe K-5 IIs is offered without an anti-aliasing filter, which is commonly found in many DSLRs to smooth computer generated imagery by decreasing high frequencies and distortion, but adversely reduces detail resolution. Without this filter, the K-5 IIs creates deeply rich, detailed imagery at supreme resolution levels.
Compact, solid body with dustproof, weather-resistant constructionThe K-5 II's exterior casing is made of sturdy and lightweight magnesium alloy, while its chassis is made of highly rigid stainless steel. With 77 special seals in its body, the camera offers a dustproof, weather-resistant and cold-resistant construction, assuring reliable operation at temperatures as low as 14°F (-10°C). It also features a dependable shutter unit for a top shutter speed of 1/8000 per second, and the ability to withstand as many as 100,000 shutter releases.
PENTAX-original SR mechanismThe camera features the PENTAX-developed SR (Shake Reduction) mechanism, which compensates for the adverse effects of camera shake by approximately three shutter steps for blur-free images. The SR mechanism works with a variety of PENTAX interchangeable lenses – even those designed for film-format cameras. Thanks to its flexible design, which shifts the image sensor unit in all directions within the image place, the K-5 II offers several useful features to assist the photographer during shooting, such as auto level compensation and image composition fine-adjustment functions.
Bright, clear optical viewfinder with a nearly 100-percent field of viewThe K-5 II features a glass pentaprism finder with a 100% field of view and approximately 0.92-times magnification (with a 50mm F1.4 lens at infinity) for an exceptional view of the entire image field and improved accuracy while photographing. The camera is also equipped with the Natural-Bright-Matte III focusing screen to facilitate manual-focus operation.
High-speed, continuous shooting to capture up to seven images in one secondThe K-5 II's high-speed continuous shooting mode allows photographers to record as many as 30 images (in the JPEG format) in a single sequence at a maximum speed of approximately seven images per second. This is ideal when shooting fast-moving subjects such as athletes and wildlife – all with ease and precision.
Innovative image processing functionsA custom image function allows users to easily select the desired finishing touch for a particular image to help express their creativity. This function provides a choice of nine distinctive custom image modes, such as Bleach Bypass, which creates a solemn visual effect used in motion pictures, and Cross Process, which produces eye-catching images with unique, dramatic colors. The K-5 II also offers 18 built-in digital filters, including sketch and posterization, to add distinctive visual effects to images without the need for software-aided computer re-touching.
Additional features of the PENTAX K-5 II / K-5 IIs include:
Pricing and AvailabilityThe new PENTAX K-5 II will be available at retail outlets nationwide and online in October 2012 with a suggested retail price of $1,199.95 for body only, $1,349.95 for the K-5 II kit including the DA 18-55mm WR zoom lens and $1,549.95 for the K-5 II kit including the DA 18-135mm WR zoom lens. The K-5 IIs will also be available at retail outlets nationwide and online in October with a suggested retail price of $1,299.95 for body only.
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Advance of the Therian Formes! Unova's Greatest Crisis!!
The situation is getting tense. With Team Rocket having unleashed the Abyssal Temple and Ash, Meloetta and Pikachu captured by Giovanni, things truly get bad; Giovanni soon summons Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus through the Reveal Glass and orders them to go on a rampage. It's up to Ash & Co. to stop Giovanni and the rest of Team Rocket from taking over Unova. Will they be up for the challenge, or will Giovanni succeed with his biggest plan yet?
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Your first step is to read carefully the information sent to you by the outfitter to see what he recommends you bring. Many outfitters supply tents, but a few do not. Clarify what your outfitter does. If you prefer to take your own tent, even if the outfitter will provide one for you, ask him if he will have the space to pack yours along. It should be small and fold into a compact size.
Tents are not always necessary on pack trips, and many campers prefer sleeping under the stars. But a tent is handy for changing clothes, and a luxury in rain.
Very few outfitters supply sleeping bags. If your trip will be taking you into high-mountain country, buy or borrow a bag whose comfort range goes down to about zero degrees. Temperatures can drop well below freezing, even in midsummer, when you are camped above 8,000 feet or higher. Besides, you can always make a bag cooler by unzipping it, but it's sure tough to make it warmer.
Some type of mattress will contribute to a good night's sleep by making the ground more comfortable, and by protecting you from the ground's chill and dampness. You can choose a traditional air mattress (be sure to take along a small pump) or one of the newer foam pads that do not need inflating.
If your tent does not have a floor, a waterproof ground sheet will protect your mattress and other gear. Ground sheets aren't expensive, fold neatly and are also handy for stacking gear on outside the tent.
Two other essentials are a rain slicker and some type of hat. The best slicker is full length, so it covers your saddle and legs. Short slickers or ordinary raincoats will not keep your saddle or legs dry, and neither will some ponchos. Slickers will also keep you warm in cold weather because heat from the horse rises upward into the slicker.
Some people prefer rain jackets and pants, but they have two disadvantages: 1. You have to dismount to don the pants;2. They will not keep your saddle, or anything tied on it, dry. A saddle that gets soaking wet stays wet long after it quits raining.
I personally don't like to wear a hat, so I keep a baseball cap or rain hat stuffed into a saddlebag until it's needed. Many people wear regular western straws or felts, and they do a fine job of shedding water. But if your hat is prone to blow off, use a stampede string so you don't lose it.
The accompanying checklist includes other essentials, plus some optional items. How much to take depends partly on personal preference and partly on whether the outfitter gives each person a weight limit. Sometimes this is necessary to prevent overloading the pack horses in steep, rugged country.
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I've been following this thread since the beginning. Mavin, along with Melo and many many others, have made me realize that I was just tapping into the important areas of capping the NBA in particular.
Thank you all for your knowledge, hard work and all you have done to provide me and others the variables that we were missing in our efforts to try and beat the Association and Vegas in particular.
Keep up the good work.
Melos was never a great capper. He was just a gambler on a hot streak who left soon as he got cold. This was very obvious with his constant in game posts, cheer leading, and over emotional state inherent in a gambler. Happens all the time on these forums.
Stocktrader, my post was not directed at or to anyone inparticular. I haven't followed the doings or the undoings of each member in the thread. I have noticed that you have been a positive contributor and for that, thanks.
Appreciate your input as have many others I'm sure.
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The patch files are available on the download servers and things look somewhat ready but at this point it seems that the patch will only go live next week. The EU maintenance wasn't moved to Thursday and I don't think Blizzard plans to deploy a patch on both continents on the same day, even if it's a small one.
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Originally Posted by NevadaGamer: I posted when he made this thread that this classless puke would NEVER and I MEAN NEVER honor his bet. Tideman would be cursed and dogged to his doom. This guy has to be the biggest classless POS I have ever seen and I have never met the guy but I dont need to because of all the garbage he posts. I said that he would just bide his time and wait until he gets out of the P Box and then post something like PLEASE FORGIVE ME. I bring so much to this site and I have learned my lesson. If you want me out just vote me out. All of you guys that have come in and said he should stay than you are saying its ok to welch on a bet. I have gambled for a long behind time and welching on a bet no matter how big or small is DISGUSTING. IT WAS HIS FREAKING BET. He then went out and talked trash on every single person. If you like the SEC or think they are good he think you are trash. 2 mill to 1 he NEVER EVER EVER LEAVES. He is just waiting until he can comes up with something. His name is no longer Boom its WELCHER SUPREME A DISGUSTING POS. Also his Top 10 is all bias crap about how SEC teams get lucky and how he got moosed on his plays. Good lord anyone on this forum could do it. Trust me this site will go on except instead of having some classless jkazz dogging everyone out and bringing nothing to the forum but garbage picks you will get people that bring value which is what this forum needs.
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Its ok to come out of the closet bro. NevadaGAYmer is cool.
I accepted your bet, with your terms, and using your rules
If I would have lost, I would have immediately started a thread in the help forum, asking them to please ban my account
If they chose not to, I would have started a new thread in either the football forum or general discussion, and I would have broken every rule in the Covers manifesto, leaving them no choice, but to ban me.
But no, you have gotten on here, apologizing, and leaving multiple goodbyes.. You PM'ed me appologizing, and thats all fine, but you don't owe me an apology, you only owe me the courtesy of paying your debt.
Using your term about your grandma having nuts... It appears that she does... at least bigger than yours
Be a man, and keep your word
Originally Posted by Skanless1: if he really is back, he's the biggest girl on covers hands down.
Congrats! Those are some big nuts!
Hey Boom.....
Seeing that the same doooouches act like kids and keep bumping up your threads........[ Even though you haven't posted in the mains in a month and held up your end of the bet by asking the Mods to ban your account.]
Take a mulligan and post your Bowl plays.
couldnt agree more, train and boom worthless waiste of skin. I mean they have to be huge losers in life bc u can find them on these forums 15 hrs a day 5 days a week. I mean who actually has the time to sit on a forum all day everyday, unless your a person, luv co_ck or are just a plain Loser


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What are the specific challenges of a hyperactive child?
A child with a hyperactivity disorder generally takes a longer time to develop organizational skills as well as the ability to focus and put activities and objects in a sequential order. Saline said that these skills are developed in our frontal lobes, are referred to as "executive function," and are not fully developed in an average human until approximately age 25.
"They have a challenge with organizing both their internal and external space," said Saline. The following are ways you can help your hyperactive child stay calmer at home.
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Saline said that one of the most basic things a parent can do to help their hyperactive child is to set up labeled bins and boxes where specific items are placed. "For example, if you have a cubby for hats and gloves, you can say 'put your hat and gloves in their box', as opposed to 'put your hat and gloves away,'" said Saline. Saline added that specified and labeled storage bins and boxes should be in a relatively easy place to access. "You don't want them behind a stack of old newspapers for instance," she said.
Another example, especially for a younger child, is to not allow more than a certain number of toys to be placed outside their storage space. "The child doesn't need to have seventy-five toys out. Pick a few and rotate them," she said.
Saline said it is important to collaborate with your child. She told the story of one child who had difficulty keeping their clothes in drawers because "she couldn't see them." The solution worked out between parent and child was to have a child-height shelving unit put in the room (find a carpenter to build a custom shelf unit) where clothing could be neatly stacked – in sight.
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Using a dry erase board, chalk board, or paper chart (easily seen as soon as the child enters their home), Saline suggests working with your child to map out an organizational flow of the day. "When your child comes home from school, for example, you have a list they can read that provides the sequence they should follow," she said.
Saline said that for the average person, they don't have to think through things like taking off their coat, placing it where it belongs, putting their lunchbox on the counter, getting a snack, and cleaning up. The chart can be set up for a number of routines, such as preparation for bed. "Hyperactive children tend to be very visual, even when they have difficulty reading. If your child can't or is too young to read, use pictures," said Saline. Another example is to have a "beginning of the day" chart that can be posted in the child's room. "It's a 'do this first, do this second' chart. That way you avoid the crisis that ensues when you are late for school," she said.
She also suggested giving the child a marker or chalk to check off each activity as they work through the sequence.
Besides helping the child to be more organized, Saline said that children with hyperactivity disorders tend to be very anxious because they are always afraid of doing something wrong. Having visual cues helps the child to feel calmer.
Limit the use of electronics in the home
"Electronics (especially for the hyperactive child) are a diversion, not a purpose," said Saline. Saline said that electronics tend to mesmerize the hyperactive child, putting them out of touch with their surroundings. "Hyperactive children need to have a variety of physical and creative processes. They need to have all five senses stimulated," she said.
In particular, Saline especially warns away from allowing the child to play violent electronic games. "If a child has impulse-control challenges, violent games won't help them develop appropriate behaviors in social settings," said Saline.
Saline said that it is important to not try to do too many things at once. Rather to work on one challenge at a time, such as always putting belongings in the bin that's intended for them. "Pick one thing, get success in that area, then try something else," she said.


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Waking up at 7:50 in the morning is a drag. Especially on a Sunday. I don't mean to whine but I have been lacking in sleep lately and this should have been my catch up day heh.
I guess I'm a little spoiled then? :P
Why do you have to get up so early? School or..?
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I just bought a Digimon shirt, actually (this one). I can't wait to get it. I was leaning towards the Tamers one, but eh. Adventure won out.
Also Google keeps insisting that I live in Oklahoma. I've never been to Oklahoma.
I started to watch Digimon again from the beginning a couple of weeks ago. I only got around to episode four. :/
Well, I guess that's my summer planned out.
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