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This may just be the best deal you can get in a camera right now.

Hey everyone, Camber here back with you, and today we are talking about the a7iii and why

this may just be the best deal you can get in a camera right now.

And if you're new here this channel is all about teaching you how to use your camera

to make good videos.

So if that's you, consider subscribing.

And a quick disclaimer, I'm not saying this is better than cinema cameras.

This is the DSLR realm so, there ya go.

Now, I got this about a month and a half ago to replace the a7Sii that I'm shooting on

right now, and so far I've used this in a wedding.

I've liked the results; you can check out the whole video if you want here somewhere.

I just took it last week to Europe, and shot a bunch of vlogs throughout London and Paris.

Those will be coming out soon as well, but this thing; it just blows me out of the water.

I'm going to be telling you mostly upgrades that it has from the a7Sii, but also if you're

coming from a different brand, why this may be a good idea to switch.

I've got links in the description for the a7iii so you can check that out while you're watching the video

So the first thing you'll notice if you're coming to this from one of the original a7's

or from the mark ii versions is the grip is much bigger.

The whole camera is a little bit bigger, and that's mainly due to the bigger battery.

a7Sii battery, a7iii battery.

You can see right there it's much bigger.

Mirrorless cameras are known for having bad battery life because of small batteries; Sony

fixed that right here...huge improvement.

Next up is dual memory card slots.

It even has a nice little door here that pops open.

UHS-II slot on the bottom, UHS-I slot on the top.

Door shuts and clicks easy.

Not sure why they couldn't make both of them UHS-II, but never the less it's still a nice

improvement because now that gave me great peace of mind shooting a wedding and being

able to record to two cards in case one of them failed.

They added a USB-C port to the side of it so those of you like me who have the

new MacBook that only has USB-C ports in it; now I don't have to carry this thing around

with me everywhere.

I can just unhook the plug from the power outlet, stick it in my camera, transfer the

files, stick it back in and start charging my computer again.

And so, really nice addition there, and you can also charge off of it.

Next up is the addition of the touchscreen, which doesn't work for the menus, but it's

really nice for focusing because with most mirrorless lenses, they are electronic focus motors.

So trying to do any kind of rack focus is pretty difficult to get it spot on even with

focus peaking; so being able to touch what I want to focus on was really nice throughout

the whole time.

Or even using a gimbal when I was doing sliding moves, I could touch my initial point, slide

over, touch the finishing point when I wanted, and it worked really great; and I didn't have

to spend multiple times trying to get that focus just right.

They added a joystick here, which I don't really use much.

It's useful in menus, but if you like it, cool.

Next improvement is APS-C in 4K.

Before on the a7Sii you couldn't crop in to the APS-C mode when you're in 4K; now they

fixed that, and you can so that's a nice option to have.

So next up is 120 frames per second with no cropping in on the sensor.

With the a7Sii you could shoot at 60 frames per second with using the full frame sensor,

but as soon as you went to 120 it would crop in.

And so you would have to change your lens in order to get the same equivalent focal

length that you had at 60 frames per second.

But now they've fixed that; you've got the full frame with 120 frames per second.

So you can just leave the same lens on there, switch back and forth really easily.

They've changed the placement of the record button to here.

It used to be on the side of the a7Sii.

It makes more sense there; it's easy to push and you know you've pushed it.

It's not hard to find so good improvement there.

So if you're coming from a different company, one of the complaints with these Sony cameras

is that the menus are ridiculous; and, yes, there are a lot of them.

This one has 35 pages of menu settings.

Part of the reason for that is that there is so much customization; there's so many

great video options for this that it's definitely worth it.

So aside from the custom 1, 2, 3, and 4 buttons, you can customize just about every other button

on this camera so you don't even have to dig into the menus to change the settings that you need.

But one thing they did improve on the menus with this camera is that at the end of them,

there's a customized menu where you can go in and take the settings that you wouldn't set

to any of your custom buttons and then set that in your own custom menu.

So you just go straight to that menu and change the the things you would normally need to do like

formatting your card.

So if you're coming from a different camera manufacturer like Canon, this thing has focus peaking,

which is quite useful for manual focusing.

It has a marker display so if you plan on using any kind of letterboxing on your videos,

you can have those markers on the screen and see what you shot is going to look like.

It has a 5-axis stabilized sensor so instead of having to buy lenses with image stabilization,

you can just use any lens and the camera will compensate stabilization

based on the focal length you're using.

And if you're using Sony glass,

it will automatically detect which focal length you have and stabilize as necessary.

But if you have any other kind of brand that you are using an adapter with, you can go

in and manually choose your focal length so that it'll stabilize correctly based on the

focal length you're using.

So they added a setting called "S&Q" and that stands for Slow & Quick.

So you can switch to that and get slow motion, or you can have it set to get a timelapse

and you can go as low as 1 frame per second.

But that really isn't that great for doing timelapses, and that's what leads me into

the first downfall of this camera is that you don't have access to get applications

on the camera anymore.

On my a7Sii, I downloaded the timelapse app because I use timelapses all the time; I get

them everywhere I go, and it's really nice having the flexibility to change the length

of time of your timelapses to change the style and the look of how you do them.

And this camera is very limiting on how it does that.

So even though this does almost everything I want, I still have my a7Sii body with me

so that I can get those timelapses when I want them.

And the only other downside for me that this camera has is that it still has the same old

flip screen that just tilts up and down.

It is nice for shooting handheld and being able to look down at the camera like this.

I can have the camera on the ground and still see the picture just fine.

Or if I have it up high on a tripod or monopod or gimbal, I can tilt it down and still see

my picture well.

So it is useful, but as far as vlogging goes or times like this where I want to see what's

going on in the camera, being able to maybe have this extend further and flip straight

up so you could see yourself would be nice or an extra hinge on the side so it could flip out.

And, of course, the a7Sii is great in low light; it's one of the best low light cameras

out on the market right now.

And this camera has twice as many megapixels so it's not as good in low light, however,

it still does quite well.

So if low light is your thing; if you really need the best performance then definitely

the a7Sii would still be the way to go.

But I find myself trying to light my stuff as best as I can, and this thing did just

fine throughout my whole wedding video.

And one of the best things about this camera is that it is only $2,000 for the body, which

may sound like a lot of money; but the a7Sii cost me $3,000 and this thing improves on

almost everything that the a7Sii can do.

But this camera is great.

I definitely suggest getting it if you're looking to upgrade or switching from another

manufacturer, it is definitely worth it.

I got links below for you so you can check that out.

And also, if you want to see that wedding video, you can see it up again, I'll leave some links for it.

And that's all so if you made it this far go ahead and hit that thumbs up and let me

know down below if you have any more questions about this camera or its capabilities.

Go ahead and subscribe if you haven't, and remember that the only way to get better at

something is to practice.

So get out there and film something.

See ya soon!

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Tax Responsibilities for Contractors Working with Exempt Organizations - Duration: 5:39.

Welcome to the contractors video series.

This video discusses the tax

responsibilities for contractors who perform construction work for exempt organizations.

If you don't understand the terms used in this video, please

watch the contractor overview video.

An exempt organization is an entity that is

either exempted under state or federal law or approved by our office to be

exempted from Texas sales and use tax.

Be aware, though, that some of the exemptions

apply to specific types of exempt entities.

Automatically exempt

organizations are entities that are granted an exemption under Texas tax

laws without regard to the use of the items they purchase.

Federal, state and local governments are automatically exempted from Texas taxes.

Many nonprofit organizations have been granted 501 (c) exemption status by the IRS,

which is a federal entity. This 501 (c) status does not automatically grant the

organization tax exemption in Texas. To be recognized as exempt from Texas sales

and use tax, these organizations must apply to the Comptroller's office for

exemption on purchases necessary for an organization's exempt purpose.

When you do work for an exempt organization, you must get proof showing the contract is expempt.

In general, a properly completed exemption certificate is sufficient.

A written contract or purchase order from governmental entities is also acceptable proof.

In most cases, you can verify in an organization's exempt status by using

our Tax-Exempt Entity Search, which is available on our website.

In some cases where you cannot determine if an entity is exempt, contact our office or visit a

local field office for additional assistance.

When your contract is with a

governmental entity exempted under Texas Tax Code, Section 151.309,

or a religious, educational or public service organization exempted

under Section 151.310, you can give an exemption certificate when buying

certain qualifying items for your job. Regardless, if you bill your customer

using a lump-sum or separated contract, you can give your suppliers your own

exemption certificate referencing the exempt contract and listing yourself as

a purchaser instead of paying sales tax on:

incorporated materials; consumables that are essential to the job and completely

used up or destroyed after one use at the job site; and taxable services

performed at the job site that are integral to completing the job or

specifically required by the contract that you must provide or purchase.

For example, a city hires you to repair a city road. You can give an exemption

certificate instead of paying sales tax on taxable items incorporated into the

road, such as concrete and asphalt, and on certain types of consumable items that

you use to complete the job, such as barricade tape.

You must pay sales tax on

items that you use to provide your services, such as machinery; equipment

accessories; equipment repair and replacement parts used at the job site;

office supplies; furniture; computers; and taxable services that you use, such as

telecommunication services.

Remember, you cannot give an exemption certificate for

machinery and equipment you rent or purchase to use on the job. For example,

if you need to rent a Bobcat to complete the construction work, you owe tax on the Bobcat rental.

You can ask to be reimbursed for the equipment rental, like

a backhoe, plus tax, by building the rental cost into the pricing of the lump-sum contract.

Or, separately state a reimbursement amount.

Your use of the equipment is not a sale or rental to the exempt organization

Here's an example of how to bill an equipment rental reimbursement to a customer.

Let's assume the equipment rental was $10,000, plus 8.25 percent in tax.

Here's how you would show it on the invoice.

Sometimes an exempt entity, such as a city in our example, is reluctant to pay

a tax reimbursement. However, if the contract requires the exempt entity to

reimburse you for expenses incurred in completing your construction work, then

the exempt entity may pay you the total reimbursement cost including the tax.

In this case the exempt entity is reimbursing its contractor for their

expense to rent the equipment, including the sales tax paid by the contractor

Because the rental is not used directly by the exempt entity, the exemption does not apply.

In summary, for exempt contracts, you do not collect sales tax

from your customer; you must collect an exemption certificate or government

purchase order from your customer; you can give an exemption certificate when

you buy the incorporated materials, consumables and certain taxable services

when working for entities exempted under Texas Tax Code Section 151.309 or 151.310.

You must pay sales tax when you buy, rent or lease equipment.

if you perform non-residential construction work for exempt

organizations, you must apply for a sales tax permit.

You can apply online at our

website, visit one of our local field offices or print out and mail an

application, which is available on our website.

Thanks for watching our video.

You should now understand your tax responsibilities when performing work

for an exempt organization.

if you need to you can watch this video again to

review the information presented

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(MR) I've learned from experience that your style game should

be as tight as your approach game.

Like this outfit. It says, "I'm ready to contend."

Your says, "I like orange."

(YR) I do like orange. And so do you. "Mr. Slim Fit."

(MR) You know what else I like?

Green.

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Is there biblical warrant for Sunday evening worship? - Duration: 5:04.

Godfrey: My own inclination is when people ask, "Should we have two services on the

Lord's Day?" to say that I think we as the people of God ought to rise up in righteous

revolt against the parsimony of our preachers and ask, "Why can't we have three?"

The day belongs to the Lord.

We rest on that day, we worship on that day, and surely it's a good thing to have morning

and evening worship, and presumably would be an even better thing to have an afternoon

service as well.

Now, I'm being a little bit facetious.

The spirit may be willing but the flesh may be weak, but, I don't think there's a

verse, not even Psalm 92 that talks about morning and evening sacrifice on the Sabbath.

I don't think that's actually a proof text for evening worship.

I do think it's a prudential matter, and I think if we are committed to Sunday as a

Christian Sabbath, which I think we ought to be as a day belonging to the Lord for distinct

resting in Him and worshiping Him, then we have to ask, "How should that day be used?"

And it ought to be used in rest and in Christian fellowship and service, but also in worship.

And if it's to be used in worship, then we have to ask ourselves, "How much worship

is good for us?"

And, speaking as a historian, one of the things that strikes me is that I think you can draw

a pretty close corollary between the decline of Sunday evening worship in Christian churches

in America and a decline in Bible knowledge, a decline in disciplined Christian living,

a decline in Sabbath observance, and a decline of general cultural influence.

I don't see how any good thing has come out of abandoning Sunday evening worship.

What are you all doing with your Sunday evenings?

Are you all sitting at home and watching Ligonier DVDs?

As long as you don't buy them on Sunday that might be legitimate.

But, I mean that as a very serious question.

If Sunday is the day for the Lord, what are we doing with our Sundays, and how are we

using our Sundays to draw closer to the Lord?

And I have met in my lifetime one or two people who did not go to church Sunday night who

were home studying the Bible and catechizing their children, and I don't know that I

necessarily want to criticize those people, but most people who are not going to church

Sunday night, are not going to church and not doing really spiritual things with that

time, and I want to blame particularly, not exclusively, but I want to blame particularly

the ministers who too often find life easier if they write one sermon a week instead of

two.

Now, they're giving in to pressure, very often, from people, and I think any of us

would know if you went to a teacher of algebra in high school and said, "We want you to

produce students knowing just as much algebra as they always learned, but we're giving

you half as much time to teach them" that you'd end up with a lot of trouble.

But that's what we're doing in our churches, for as far as I can see, no good reason at

all.

So, you know, church history isn't useful for much other than illustrations, but it's

very interesting that the great Synod of Dort, which was an international gathering of Calvinist

theologians and ministers in the early seventeenth century, was asked with the question, "What

should we do if nobody wants to attend the second service?"

So, at least we can be comforted it's not a new problem.

And the answer of the Synod of Dort was the second service must be held even if only the

preacher's family is in attendance.

And that advice was taken and the Dutch Reformed in the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth,

early twentieth century, became a very Sabbath-keeping, worshipful, Bible-knowing people because of

that advice in part being taken.

And so my feeling is, no, you're not absolutely required to go to church on Sunday but — the

second time — but what are you doing with that time?

Use it for the Lord with the Lord, and tell your preacher you want two or maybe three

sermons a Sunday.

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10 Tips for Renting in NYC! - Duration: 3:19.

Standard rule of thumb is that you need to make 40x the monthly rent to

qualify for an apartment so divide your salary by 40 to figure out monthly cost

if your salary is $80,000 you can qualify for an apartment up to $2,000

If you're living with roommates then the landlord will combine your income

There are so many beautiful neighborhoods in New York!

Be sure to check out all the boroughs. Explore!

Also make sure you're near a few subway lines

so that you can commute easily to work or wherever you need to go

Get out there!

Know your credit score! I know this one sounds like a no-brainer but the ideal

credit score is 675 anything below 650 you may have to pay extra in security

Things like built-in AC, washer dryers and sunlight don't come in

standard apartments it's important to know if you are paying extra for them or

if they're included in your rent

You can really only begin your apartment search

before your big move most people will spend their time seeing 8-10

different apartments in a week sometimes even a day so if you really

like an apartment make sure you jump on it because things move really quickly here!

Applying for an apartment in New York City is no joke the city is very

pro-tenant so it's no surprise if your landlord asked to see your ID, a letter

of employment last year's tax returns and current pay stubs also if you're

using a guarantor let them know they should have those documents on hand as well

It's important to gather these ASAP!

To use a broker or to NOT use a broker?

That is the question

If you're moving to New York for the first time it's kind of

a right of passage to have a broker represent you when searching for an

apartment because it's no easy task you will pay a broker's fee which typically

is one month's worth of rent or 15% of your yearly lease those can be totally

negotiable and some landlords even cover a broker's fee but if you've been living

in New York for a while you could manage the search on your own

Negotiate!

but within reason

If an apartment seems like a good deal already and a lot of people

are interested in it don't bother but if it's slow season anywhere between

October 1st to March 31st you can get anywhere from a $50 to $150 rent reduction

Especially when it comes to move in days negotiate the best possible

move-in day for you

Be prepared to at least give first month and last month's rent and sometimes even

a broker's fee when you are first signing a lease for your apartment

If you're having trouble looking for somebody to live with fear not there are

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LEYLA YUNUS | MY LIFE FOR DEMOCRACY | 2018 - Duration: 14:25.

First of all, sorry for my English.

I wish I could tell you that I fly

in from Azerbaijan, but I am living in exile now.

I leave - my husband of 40 years and I were forced to leave our homeland in 2016

after it was made clear to us that the regime efforts to silence us will continue until our death.

We joined our daughter Dinara in Netherlands.

It's meeting in the airport.

Dinara was in Netherlands only because in 2009, we were able to secure asylum for her after the regime

tried to silence us by threatening to kidnapping our daughter and sell her to human traffickers.

We was born in USSR, and the KGB first arrested my husband in 1976.

The world was already aware of the horrors

in the Soviet Union, so we concentrate our effort on working from within.

I joined an underground dissident movement

in the middle of the 1980s and later

became one of the founders and the only female member

of the Board of National Democratic Movement

for Independence of Azerbaijan from Soviet Union.

After the fall of the Soviet Union we all had great hopes for future.

We believed that we could live in independence and democratic Azerbaijan republic

but in 1993, a general of KGB, the leader of the Communist Party

Heydar Aliyev became the president of the Azerbaijan Republic and he start

a horrible repression already from this time.

My wonderful friends, brave officers, died in prison after tortures.

Heydar Aliyev's government was cemented in blood, torture, and overall violence from the very beginning.

Since 1993, Aliyev's family has been ruling Azerbaijan.

We have bloody dictatorship, but we want a democratic transition

and we decided that we will fight openly in public, before the eyes of the regime

but also before the eyes of the civil society, and that is why we created non-government organization

Institute for Peace and Democracy, in 1995.

Our institute became very popular in Azerbaijan.

People from all over the country ask for our help in case of tortures

forced disappearance, killings, and corruption.

We worked on creating a historical archive

of state sponsored repression and violence.

We put together a list of prisoners of conscience, we monitor the trials, we guess at the date

of tortures case and we reported on all of this.

It's one of our meetings. It was when it was not so horrible, the repressions.

At the same point, we have a list of more than 700

prisoners of conscience, more than 700 in Azerbaijan, whereas the population is no more than 10 million.

We became known also for rewarding judge who place sentence on political orders with striped robes.

It's our famous judges. It was nice presentation.

In 2011, we became aware that more than 60,000 citizens

were being illegally deprived of their homes

by the regime in our capital, Baku.

Believe it or no, this is still happening in 2018.

Our investigation revealed that many people

had been forced out of their homes and been made homeless.

Their homes were bulldozered and they stayed homeless.

Under the eyes of the police, we managed to publish

a report and put together an advocacy campaign online.

It's me, it's my colleagues, and as usually, police attacked us.

On August 10, 2011, New York Times reported

on our efforts and the next day President Ilham Aliyev

gave the order to destroy our home, which also served as the institute's office.

On the evening August 11, we too became homeless. We lost everything. It's how they destroyed in the evening.

We lost everything including computer, library, and the most important, our comprehensive archive.

On August 11, we were not in Baku.

We were here in Norway, but we returned to Baku to continue our struggle.

My last ordeal in Azerbaijan took place after my husband Arif and I

were arrested in 2014 following a long-lasting wave

of repression after the Deputies of the Parliamentary Assembly

of the Council of Europe voted against the resolution political prisoners in Azerbaijan

as a January Session 27.

Can you imagine special rapporteur from parliament of Council Europe for Azerbaijan?

Pedro Agramunt from Spain spoke two times during the session.

He's saying that there are no political prisons in Azerbaijan.

We were in shock. Our institute had contributed significantly to make this resolution possible.

The PACE deputies opens a green light

to the most brutal political repression in Azerbaijan.

One week later from February 4

the arrests started. Spending no less than 3 billion euros to buy the European politicians

and deputies our dictator organized horrible repression

against human right offenders, journalists, bloggers, and activists of opposition parties.

Only in 2017, 2017 we received information about this international money laundering scheme.

In May 28, this month, only four, four deputies of Parliament

Assembly of Council of Europe were formally punished, four, but how many people

were arrested during 2013, 2018?

How many people were tortured in prison and how many people died after tortures in prison?

And the repressions continue till today. Every week we receive information about new arrests.

Last week, five guys from opposition party Popular Front was arrested

and one died already after tortures.

I would like to avoid a detailed account of Arif and my's days in prison

but I can tell you we were beaten, tortured, and denied medical attention until our health became extremely frail.

We receive freedom only after great support. It's me before prison and after, one year.

We receive freedom only after great support from the international community

with the support of our friends and International Human Rights Organization with the support of our daughter.

Last month in April this year, Azerbaijan dictator Aliyev won yet another president term in sham elections.

This is Aliyev's fourth term since 2003

when he replaced his father in yet another sham election.

In Azerbaijan, election are never free and fair.

In Azerbaijan, there are no separation of powers, with the justice system serving as a proxy for the dictatorship.

161 prisoners of conscience today complete the picture.

Some people stay in prison more than 10 years, some people stay more than 20 years.

People in detention centers die from tortures regularly.

In 2017, you can see this boy's stay without father now, both of them die last year in May.

He is a famous blogger. He just write something in Facebook, and he was arrested and tortured.

He write on Facebook, "I do not want to be slave," just!

It's calling you. They was tortured and died.

In 2017, many people died after tortures.

There are only the seven case that we were able to confirm.

This boy was born in 1995 and he died in 2017. It was horrible tortures. I received all information.

So dictator Ilham Aliyev won. He won with the support, with the help of the European and American politicians

to whom he paid a lot of money.

In 2015 Aliyev organized the first European Olympian games in Baku.

Democracies like France, Germany, Great Britain

and this one, Norway, sends their athletes to Baku to took part in this games.

Lady Gaga was there. She received $2 million to sing about freedom.

I remember her singing "Imagine." I remember her song so clear because I was watching from prison.

I felt ignored, forgotten, trampled.

Arif and I have made a new start now in Netherlands, but we refuse to stay still while people

in Azerbaijan continue to be hostages of our dictator.

Remember this name. He will guest in Berlin, Paris, London, Washington, this bloody dictator.

And his single aim is to continue accumulating wealth and power.

I stand here with a request.

I ask you people in free countries to help us

identify and announce the powerful and wealthy people

who benefit from Azerbaijan's oil-rich kleptocracy.

These people visit Norway, they own villas in France, apartments in New York, homes in London.

Their children go to the top universities in democracies.

Help us raise our voice so that they cannot enjoy their wealth in the West.

Help us to raise our voice against this horrible dictatorship.

Each week, the people die. I ask for freedom and that you use your freedom

to denounce those who oppress and loot Azerbaijan.

The journey into night start for me and my husband - he now puts his pictures here - in the 1970s.

It's been more than 40 years, so please help us out of this darkness.

We need support and solidarity very much. Thanks.

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10 fishing boat names

ANFITRITE

CARIBDIS

FISHHOOK

GRUMMET

ITSASOA

KRILL

MANDRA

MERMAID

POSEIDON

SEAWOLF

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