A diary is a good place to take notes of what I'm working on with my language study. That will help me keep studying it until I have it well-learned. Un diario es un buen lugar para apuntar lo que aprendo estudiando español. Eso me ayudará a seguir estudiando hasta dominarlo por completo. Llevar un diario es útil para anotar mi progreso con el español. Así podré continuar hasta aprenderlo bien. Un diario es un buen sitio para tomar notas de lo que aprendo en mis estudios de español. Eso me ayudará a no dejar de estudiarlo hasta que lo domine. Also see: SPANISH IN HONOLULU Se me confundieron los nombres. Se me olvidó la respuesta. Se me fue la concentración. Se me olvidó explicarlo. Se me olvidó mencionarlo. Se me pasó ese detalle. Se me pasó ese punto. Se me olvidó que teníamos planes. Se me fue el hilo de la conversación. Se me olvidó responderte. Se me pasó ese mensaje. Se me olvidó agradecerte. Se me olvidó despedirme. Se me olvidó por completo. Se me pasó totalmente. Se me...
For high-speed moving subjects , especially sports like hockey, these are some of the best current cameras: Camera Burst speed Why it’s good for fast action Nikon Z8 20 fps RAW , 30 fps full-res JPEG Excellent 3D tracking, eye/subject detection, 45.7 MP Nikon Z9 20 fps RAW , 30 fps full-res JPEG Nikon’s flagship; extremely reliable tracking and huge buffer Sony A9 III 120 fps full resolution Probably the ultimate pure-speed camera; global shutter and exceptional AF Canon EOS R1 40 fps Designed specifically for professional sports/action photography Canon EOS R5 Mark II 30 fps 45 MP plus very advanced subject-tracking AF The Sony A9 III is extraordinary for extremely fast movement because its global shutter can shoot 120 fps with continuous AF/AE tracking without the rolling-shutter distortion common with electronic shutters. For Nikon, I would especially look at the Z8 . It uses Nikon's 493-point AF system, 3D Tracking and subject detection , and shoots 20 fps at full-resolut...
Written By Brian Park If you know me, you know I have mostly stayed off social media for the past couple of years, valuing my family’s privacy over sharing. That is why speaking out about our experience with Doug Jones is such a significant step for me. When our family left Doug’s inline hockey program in February 2025, we specifically requested an amicable departure. Despite our concerns over Doug’s behavior, we wished to avoid additional conflict. Unfortunately, Doug continued his negative actions and comments against my family. Still, I held back, hoping that something would change. Now he’s openly attacking other hockey families on O’ahu, specifically families that have given SO much to the inline community. Consequently, I feel it is important to publicly recount the toxic and abusive conduct we experienced, so that other children and parents can understand the kind of environment he creates as a hockey coach and director. I believe every child deserves a safe, support...
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