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i'm a fly fisherman for trout. what lens...
joe woz
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i'm a fly fisherman for trout. what lens and type of glasses do you recomend?
Debbie Conti
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Polarized, hands down. They will block the glare from the waters surface. Oakley makes the absolute best in optical quality lenses; their polarized/iridium lenses can't be beat.
Check out their site; on it, click on the optical superiority tab. You can learn more about the different lens types. You can even 'see through' the different lens offerings on a simulated window in different outdoor environments. It's pretty cool! Go to www.oakley.com (research there, but here!)
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Alex Grant Wearing Kaenon Kore C28
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Aaron Martens at Castaic 2010 in Kaenon Polarized
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Aaron Martens Sight Fishing Lower Castaic Lake in Kaenon Polarized posted March 2010, length 2 min 47 secs.
SNEWS Press Release - read for yourself how amazing Kaenon's SR-91 lenses are
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Kaenon Polarized Takes on Park City Point 2 Point MTB Race
Posted: 08/25/2011 In Category: Outdoor Trade Shows / Events
Industry News Release Written By: Tyler Weaver
Newport Beach, CA August 25, 2011 Kaenon Polarized is an official sponsor of the 2011 Park City Point 2 Point mountain bike race. Additionally, Kaenon Polarized sponsored rider, Alex Grant, the winner of the event the past two years, and fellow team rider Marshall Eames, will compete in the 78-mile event on September 3, that will travel between The Canyons, Park City Mountain Resort and Deer Valley. Never crossing the same section of trail twice, the course rises over 14,000 feet, pushing athletes to their physical limits.
The Point 2 Point is unique in that it is almost all single-track, said Grant. That makes for a tough day in the saddle because you need to be mentally focused the whole time in order to navigate the technical terrain.
Proper eyewear is a necessity as riders traverse the course. Alex Grant and Marshall Eames wear Kaenon Polarized sunglasses due to the superior optical clarity and protection offered by the patented SR-91 polarized lenses. Preferred by most mountain bikers, the Copper 28 and 50 lens tints (allowing 28% and 50% of essential light to the eye) let riders tune their vision depending on light conditions. Kaenon's collection of Kore Performance sunglasses are the perfect choice for biking in any condition, reducing eye fatigue when riding in and out of shadows, protecting against plants and debris, enhancing contrast when riding on trails, and allowing for increased visual awareness at high speeds.
Riding single-track for seven hours without stopping requires a lot of focused vision, said Grant. You need your eyes to be protected and relaxed rather than strained. Kaenon's ultra-efficient polarized lens does that better than any other lens out there.
About Kaenon Polarized
Since 2001, Kaenon Polarized has continued in its mission to provide elite athletes and active lifestyle enthusiasts with unmatched polarized optics and high-performance frames, all with superior fit and luxurious style. With proprietary and revolutionary SR-91 polarized lenses, Kaenon Polarized continues to push the boundaries of active optics with award-winning performance sunglass styles, all available in Single Vision and Freestyle Progressive prescription.
Alex Grant is one of the best & he wears Kaenon
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Check out the press release below by SNEWS - Kaenon is a MUST for your next pair of cycling glasses. Their SR-91 lenses are the most clear and pure vision available on the market, hands down.
Do you make a cycling model, will used...
Reinaldo Ruiz
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Do you make a cycling model, will used these tor racing, normally cycling frames are slimmer but I liked these...
Arthur Debowski
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The Kaenon Hard Core is the version of this pair of glasses that is designed with more active pursuits such as cycling in mind. Those glasses can be found here: http://www.backcountry.com/kaenon-hard-kore-sunglasses-polarized
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I researched these glasses for a while...still, they are pretty pricey so I was hesitant to pull the trigger. Finally got these last week, and all I can say is they absolutely live up to the hype. Its hard to accurately describe the clarity of the SR91 lens. These truly are the most optically sharp shades I have ever worn. Got the C12 medium lens...colors are vibrant and really add to depth perception. Glare reduction is incredible with the polarized lens and doesn't come with that "rainbow" effect that happens with lesser polarized lenses. The frames are comfortable and really fit perfectly. Highly recommend these!
Stacy Newton
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The lenses are the best ever. If you want the clarity of the finest glass but the light weight feel of polycarbonate you HAVE TO TRY THESE!!! Highly recommend the Medium lens size for most - and if you are really looking for a technical lens for performance consider the C28 - it is the copper lens w/ 28% light transfer (let's in almost 30% of visible light) perfect for optimal vision in all light conditions.
How do you measure small, medium, large...
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How do you measure small, medium, large on glasses?
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What's going to change within these sizes is the width and height of the lenses. Small and medium I think have a barely noticeable difference in size. But large is what is pictured for the four different lens color options and it looks to be a medium in the six detailed views just under them.
I believe in ordering these like you would a shake-S,M and L. But for what it's worth here's some more technical info (I know how road bikers work): Medium lens: 4 cm H x 7 cm W, Large lens: 4.5cm H x 7.5cm W. All frame sizes have a 13cm arm length and a 15 cm temple to temple measurement. Also, this sunglass is fast. If you need to know anything else, hit us up!
Stacy Newton
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Write your answer here...Hey Tim!
The frame size is exactly the same for all 3 sizes - only the lens size changes. The medium is by far the most popular lens size that fits most men (and some women). The small fits a lot of women (and some men) and the Large is mostly a men's size and fits really well for those that have a high nose bridge and or broad face.
How do you figure out whether to get a...
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How do you figure out whether to get a small, medium, or large size if your are buying online w/out trying them on?
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I could be wrong, but I think that the small, medium and large sizes refer to the size of the lens (and not the frame). As shown on the Kaenon web site (http://kaenon.com/product), the large lens extends further down than the small lens. To be sure, I would contact either backcountry.com or Kaenon (the Kaenon web site also has a feature where you can input your gender, fit, sport and environment and it will give recommendation based upon this. Interestingly, the small, medium and large Kore's seem to be recommended whatever your gender and face size)
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These are the clearest, most comfortable glasses I have ever had. I own 7 pairs too -- everything from Maui Jim to Costa Del Mar's. Nothing compares.
Loving the Kore - great for backcountry skiing
Kendall Card
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I've been using the Kaenon Kore sunglasses this year for ski touring and regardless of the weather (stormy or sunny) they have far exceeded my expectations.
The 28 lens is the one I ended up getting and it's a solid performer in all but the most intense sun.
Awesome for ski touring
Jason Mitchell
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These are some of the most comfortable sunglasses I've ever worn. I love them for ski touring, mountain biking and trail running. These lenses are legit! Worth every penny!
where in st louis can i see the y35 polorized...
diana koenig
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where in st louis can i see the y35 polorized sunglasses.
Tyler Weaver
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Diana - Feel free to use the Kaenon Polarized dealer locator at: http://www.kaenon.com/customer-care/find-a-store
Simply awesome!
Jason Mitchell
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I've used several polarized lenses over the years and most of them aren't suitable for mountain or road riding. Though the value of a polarized lenses is most often derived on water or snow, it's great to have reduced glare in all conditions. That said, the Kaenon Kore sunglasses are the only polarized sunglasses I recommend for road or mountain biking. With others, you'll get rainbow splotches as your tearing up the singletrack downhill (not too safe), but with Kaenon's lens technology, you get the clearest vision and best protection available.
Wonderful shades!
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Sure, polarized shades are nice for driving (to cut the glare off of the road). But to use Kaenon Kore's for just driving would be like using your Porsche (assuming you have one, which I certainly don't) just for trips to the corner store. No, I really *need* good polarization when I'm sight-fishing for trout, on the snow, or driving on wet roads. Since polarization is so important for fly-fishing, I've gone through polarized shades from Oakley, Maui Jim, Smith, Bolle, Costa Del Mar, Action Optics, etc. And none of these work as well as my Kores (C12) in terms of clarity, comfort, and coverage (i.e., no light gets in around the lenses, and they don't block my field of vision). Yes, they give a little of a "bug-eye" look, but their performance can't be beat! I even like them so much that I picked up another pair with the Y35 lens, and these work great for low-light conditions (before sunrise or after sunset, or on very cloudy days).
If I had to come up with one complaint, it would be that the fit and coverage are so good that air flow is reduced, and these sunglasses can fog up if I'm involved in very aerobic activities. I also have a pair of Hard Kores that I often wear when I'm putting off heat. The Hard Kore is also an excellent pair of shades, but the lens is somewhat smaller (but not small). Which ever one you choose, Kaenon polarized sunglasses are some of the best shades you will ever find.
Functional performance
Stacy Newton
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The Kore is raw performance. Light weight frame, lens sizes for perfect fit, lens tints for optimum performance. I own the Kore Medium C28 and I bike in this frame all the time in all light conditions. Best lens I've ever worn - it is incredible.
Kaenon Kore Rocks!
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I work outdoors about 6 days a week and my Kore's are the only pair of sunglasses that I can wear all day long(I also own Arnette, Maui Jim and Hobie too). They are very comfortable and do stay put for the most part. Clarity is excellent and the polarization(blk-12 lens) keeps my sensitive eyes from squinting. The only problem I've had w/ the sunglasses is that both ear pads slide off. It's not really a problem if I don't take them off constantly. I purchased them from a friend for cheap, so I can't really complaint. Kaenon puts out a nice product. I also own 2 pairs of Kaenon Rhinos.
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I do a lot of sailboat racing and these are hands down the best polarized lenses I've ever had. I've used Revo, Maui Jim, Ray-Ban, Smith, Bolle, and others, but the Kaenons cannot be beat for clarity and glare reduction. They really help me see the wind on the water. I use the Copper-28 lenses, which are a very good all around lens. They block enough light for really bright days, but are light enough to use on cloudy or hazy days. If you do watersports, you will be very happy with these glasses.


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First published in The New Yorker on June 26,1948, "The Lottery'' is considered one of the most haunting and shocking short stories of modern American fiction and is one of the most frequently anthologized. The story takes place on a June morning in the town square of a small village. Amidst laughter and gossip, families draw slips of paper from a ballot box until housewife Tessie Hutchinson receives a slip with a black mark on it. The villagers then stone her to death as a ritual sacrifice despite her protests about the unfairness of the drawing. The impact of this unexpected ending is intensified by Shirley Jackson's detached narrative style, the civility with which the cruelty is carried out by the villagers, and the serene setting in which the story takes place. After publishing the story, The New Yorker received hundreds of letters and telephone calls from readers expressing disgust, consternation, and curiosity, and Jackson herself received letters concerning ''The Lottery" until the time of her death. Most critics view the story as a modern-day parable or fable which addresses a variety of themes, including the dark side of human nature, the subjugation of women, the danger of ritualized behavior, and the potential for cruelty when the individual submits to the tyranny of the status quo.
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unity supported 3d graphics on android soon, enjoy 3d games on your androids
Unity and Adobe announce 3D graphic support for Andriod devices
You knew it was coming. Your personal handheld device (it seems insulting to still call them cell phones) can now support 3D technology. Unity Technologies can now support 3D graphics on Andriods. That's right. Your Andriod can now give you great 3D effects, just like we've seen in similar Apple devices. The announcement, made earlier today, shows just how quickly the 3D movement is gaining momentum.
The Unity 3D plug-ins are found virtually everywhere, so the compatibility options that this creates are endless. From just about every smartphone to tablet computers, this announcement will give almost everyone the ability to enjoy 3D graphics on their favorite hand held device.
Ever tried downloading 3D games from the internet? Good luck, as the time it will take will often deter even the most avid gamer, but with Unity, the plug-in eliminates the loading times. This works for Unity as much as it does for you. See, the benefit for you is obvious, but theirs may not be so noticeable. By giving all of these devices the capability to provide 3D graphics, Unity has ensured that any game developer with the future in mind will design their products to handle the Unity technology, and this ensures staying power.
In addition to Unity's play at the market, Adobe recently announced that they will offer 3D capability through its Flash player, and any box running it can support 3D graphics. Wow, this is moving quickly, isn't it? Unity has support features that Flash doesn't, so this shouldn't muscle Unity out in any way, but it's obvious that some serious blows are being fired from both sides. And, who benefits from a battle like this….we do!
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3D Gaming with WHDI from Asus and Amimon
Amimon isn't a name that's used around homes a lot, but it is one of the big names in the Wireless Home Digital Interface consortium, or the WHDI. Asus, on the other hand, is a well known computer manufacturer, especially popular among gamers for their high performance mother boards and monitors. Today, Asus has teamed up with Amimon to bring us WAVI 3D. It's basically a wireless PC to TV kit that takes your games from your computer monitor and blows it up to put it on your big screen TV. Best of all, it supports 3D content.
So what does this mean for the consumer? Well, you can now wirelessly play 3D games on your TV, or stream 3D movies on the big screen so that you can watch it in full effect. The WAVI PC-to-TV kit basically makes your 3DTV in the living room a wireless monitor for your PC. It also comes with a virtual link USB that let's you control the PC wirelessly.
Asus has always been behind the WHDI, and is one of the first to team up with Amimon to bring WHDI to the consumer. The WAVI apparently streams uncompressed video from the PC, at 1080p and a 60Hz refresh rate to a distance of up to 100 ft. It also supports multiple links, which means that streaming from your PC isn't limited to just one TV. The demo that was shown had virtually zero lag, which is essential for gamers. The WAVI does, however require HDMI 1.4a, and supports HDCP 2.0 for digitally copy protected content. No price was announced, but it is said to be available during the first quarter of 2011.
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iPod touch in 3D
Nintendo has already declared their 3DS. According to one of the Japanese blog even Apple is ready with their glass free 3D technology for iPod.
As per the rumors the company has started ordering glass free 3D LCD panel for iPod touch. The panel is similar to the one with Sharp company's LCD which can display 3D image without the help of glasses while on horizontal and vertical position.
The information has leaked from the vendor who has been providing the LCD panel to the Apple. He is supplying many other parts to the company.
The information about Sharp is quite surprising as many people are aware of the Sharp glass free autostereoscopic 3D display at CES -2011 and liked it. At the same exhibition many people took the image of the LCD with their phones/cameras. Sharp is already on their way for unveiling the technology this year. The exact date is not yet officially declared by the Sharp people.
All these stories may not be true and there are many speculations in the industry about the new 3D products and until the product arrive in the market, people publish these kinds of stories to gain publicity.
As per some other news Apple can process his product without Touch. Touch will definitely make his processor faster and can improve the camera clarity. The current design is good enough to impress people and in case they want to increase the battery life without Touch then they can always make it little thicker which will not spoil the look of the product.
Finally, no one knows the plan of action about 3D Touch. Nintendo is already coming to the US market on March 27,2011. First Apple can see the response of the technology and then decide whether it is really required or not.
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Nintendo 3DS with new concept
If you have Nintendo 3DS then you should check what all games are possible with it as there are quite a few new games Nintendo has introduced. In the recent press event Nintendo has given demo of several games.
Many of the games were quite interesting but few games were added just to increase the number and push 3D technology.
Street fighter IV is one of the games which have great 3D conversion. The effect of 3D has changed the 3D graphics in a better way. The game is also there on 3DS StreetPass. It allows 3DS console to exchange the game with each other if more than one player is online. Even in sleep mode it works the same. This can be called the new concept and it is happening first time on handheld.
Rest of the game has not much new concepts and is more into latest 3D graphics, which has changed the mood of the game. All the games are quite colorful and bright which includes 'Resident Evil' where Zombi is in 3D comes to your fact to eat you. The rest of the characters and story is similar to the older version.
Another famous game 'Legend of Zelda' is also like that. The major change from the previous versions is 3D effects and few of the new controls. Rest of the game is same as the old version. If you are fan of 3D technology then you can be happy that all your old games you can play in the 3DS.
The 3DS gives you options about the technology. In case you want to play game in 2D there is a control which you can use. When you are playing in 3D technology, you need to keep 3DS in front of you in a steady place then only there will be good effect of 3D.
They gave demo of the few games which are not completed. They gave releasing dates of the few of the games as 2011. Nintendo has straight forward strategy. Instead of developing new games for 3D first they are going to convert their existing games to 3D as per the public demand. Few games they are converting with some improvement and few games without any modification.
After all the games are converted into 3D successfully then they might give us some new games or can even change old games as per the requirement and demand.
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Winter X Games Fifteen on ESPN on 3D and HD
After starting its original production in 3D with the sixteenth X Games last summer and telecasting the X Games 3D Movie in 2009, ESPN is getting prepared to cover the fifteenth Winter X Games across its different platforms. ESPN2 and ESPN are set to broadcast 24 hours of live sports in high definition. The ESPN 3D will provide eighteen hours sports action throughout 9 different individual windows. ESPN3 will also join the action with coverage of 34 hours that includes ten hours of streaming video and exclusive coverage. 23 hours of X games coverage is offered by ESPN mobile TV and the owners of iOS and Android devices will able to avail the action with more information. There will be 56 high definition cameras and 13 cameras that have 3D capability. The slow motion I-Movix camera that was used in the 2008 Beijing Olympics will be back in action and replays will be provided by the Mega Mo by capturing picture at 4500 frames per second.
Eighteen hours of X games action on ESPN 3D
As a part of their continuous goal to become the leading provider of content in action sports, ESPN3 and ESPN will combine together for televising live programming of 24 hours from the fifteenth Winter X Games that will be held in Aspen, Colorado from 27 to 30th Jan. Apart from the 24 hours of telecast by ESPN2 and ESPN, the leading sports network will also present the event of the fifteenth Winter X Games for 18 hours in 3D through the ESPN 3D. ESPN will also distribute the content of the Winter X Games Fifteen across its family of global platforms and international networks which includes ESPN.com, ESPN3.com, X Center and Mobile TV.
ESPN will deliver Winter X Games Fifteen to over 380 million homes and they will televise the event live to more than 150 countries as well as territories, that includes Asia, Africa, Brazil, Caribbean, Europe, Canada, Mexico, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, South America and Middle East. The most magnificent winter sport action will be delivered to the fans by ESPN on more number of platforms. This will include all the snowboard and ski action from the Slopestyle, Big Air and Super Pipe events.
ESPN2 and ESPN will come together for televising live winter sport action for 24 hours and eight different windows of the original event will be produced. Apart from this, nine windows will be featured by ESPN 3D. Highlights of the event will be aired daily by X Center. Sal Masekela will again host the Winter X Games along with several talented on air commentators. The nightly show at the X Center will be again hosted by Dana Jacobson of ESPN. Every episode of the X Center nightly show will run for one hour after the telecast of the Winter X Games. The live coverage of the fifteenth Winter X Games on ESPN 3D will be collectively hosted by veteran commentators Chris Ernst, Jamie Little and Kier Dillon.
Sal Masekela will be joined by a team of experts on action sports that includes Mike Douglas, Kevin Pearce, Chris Burandt and Zach Crist for the telecast of the fifteenth Winter X Games. They will analyze the events of Skiing, Snowmobile and Snowboarding. The telecast will also be joined by Canadian Skier Sarah Burke.
ESPN recorded the most viewed and highest rate Winter X Games in 2010. The fourteenth Winter X Games averaged a rating of 1.2 with 1628000 viewers and 1147000 homes on the ESPN and a rating of 0.5 with 635,000 viewers and 465,000 homes on the ESPN2.
34 hours of the Fifteenth Winter X Games coverage will be distributed by ESPN3.com that includes ten hours of steaming video and exclusive content of the competition. ESPN.com/Action will offer onsite coverage of the event on daily basis. The 24/7 website of action sports will feature athlete chats, live results, live video, event recaps, expert commentary, feature stories and photo galleries. Live 23 hours of the event coverage will be provided by ESPN Mobile TV. The viewers of the Mobile TV will be capable of participating in text voting and they will receive mobile alerts throughout the day. The mobile applications of the Winter X Games Fifteen will be available on the Android devices and other devices like the iPhone and the iPod Touch. These applications include venue information, athlete bios, customizable schedules, photo galleries and results.
On Demand TV and Mobile will carry the contents of the Winter X Games Fifteen featuring daily highlights along with Best of Snowboard, Best of Snowmobile and Best of Ski. It will also offer past highlights from the last three Winter X Games events and the titles of Shaun White. The event will be telecasted on the international broadband network of ESPN in 12 countries.
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Nintendo is adding the new 3D video recording to the series of 3Ds
According to the latest updates from Nintendo it is clear that in future Nintendo is going to include the 3D video recording in the series of 3Ds. This statement was given at the "Itawa Asks" of recent installment by Satoru Iwata the CEO of Nintendo. Since Nintendo has announced to include the 3D video recording the people will have the first question in mind about the storage capability. So Nintendo has clearly mentioned that they are using the SD card of 32GB in this device. With this SD card of 32GB the 3D video storage problem is also solved.
People will now enjoy video recording with this new device of Nintendo in 3D. This is really interesting for the people to know that they can expect the Nintendo presenting the 3D video recording for the people. But people have to wait for a while to experience the 3D videos in this new device. With this new device the video recording will be a lot easy now.
Source: Nintendo is the best source to know about this device. Soon you will enjoy your 3D videos on this Nintendo video recording device.
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Sainsbury's breaks £200 barrier for Nintendo 3DS
Sainsbury's, regarded as a giant in the field of supermarket, has come up with an attractive offer for placing pre orders for Nintendo 3DS. You would now be able to get Nectar points and gaming hand for just 199.99 Pounds. You would be saving 3 Pounds by opting for this offer as compared to the offer provided by Asda, who are considered to be rivals.
The pre – ordering offer of Sainsbury's begins today in as many as over 300 stores. You can also place a pre – order online on http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/entertainment.. The offer would run only until the stocks exist. The 3DS is equipped with autostereoscopic 3D screen and is expected to hit the market on 25th Mach.
The mobile console is expected to gain a lot of popularity and go onto become a huge hit eventhough the price can be termed as neck and neck with some of the other PlayStation and Xbox.
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Nintendo with their New Plans
Recently Nintendo has announced that they are going to shift 3DS units of 1.5 million in Japan and about 2.5 million of the new handheld consoles in the other parts of the world by March. President of Japan Satoru Iwata has set a target of supplying 4 million of 3DS all over the world despite the complication of this financial year of the company.
By the reports of popular journal The Wall Street of Japan, the president Iwata has fixed the total targets of 3DS to ship by the end of March and the total unit is 1.5 million as well as 2.5 million of the 3DS need to be shipped to United State and Europe and the other parts of the world. Last weekend there was the first public show at Nintendo world of 3DS, outside Tokyo. Nintendo gives a confirmation of launching the new series of video games to the Japanese. Along with that eager fans are also been given the golden opportunity of playing the demos of 3DS.
On the official website of Nintendo you can see the complete spec list in detail. You can check the spec list in their website. The website confirms that the battery back-up is good. It runs for about 3 to 8 hours and it takes only 3 ½ hours to get fully charged up. The working ability and durability of the battery depends on the 3DS backlight settings. Till now there is no official verdict on the future plans with the US as well as with Europe regarding the retail launch in March.
Famitsu have released the first upcoming list of the launch of the 3DS titles for which the Japanese gamers have to pay reasonable price. The complete lists of the 3DS games which are going to arrive in Japan with the different new console in the next month are Winning 11 Soccer 3D, Puzzle Bobble, Battle of Giants-Dinosaurs, Nintendogs and cats, Super Street Fighter IV and Ridge Racer.
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Winter X Games Fifteen in High Definition and 3D
Winter X Games 15 will be broadcasted 24 hours live by ESPN2 and ESPN in high definition, from 27th January to 30th January, 2011. The games will be broadcasted from Aspen in Colorado. 18 hours of games will be telecasted live by ESPN 3D and all 15 hours will be telecasted by ESPN3.com. The ESPN2 will also show X center which is the Winter X Games' highlight show on daily basis in addition to the full coverage of all the competitions in the 15 Winter X Games.
For the high definition production eight trucks and approximately fifty six cameras will be used. The entire show of the X center will be shot in high definition and all the daily highlights will be shown in full high definition. For the 3D production they will use 2 trucks and approximately 13 cameras.
ESPN will use different types of technologies for telecasting the event.
Huck Tower: The Huck Tower is a 30 feet tall LCD tower. During every contest it will show the height of the individual runs of the athletes in real time. The television viewers will be able to see various graphic inserts which will show the amplitude, both live as well as in replays. This innovative technique is powered by the Emerging Technology team of ESPN that plays an important role in the television coverage of the Winter X Games.
The Huck Tower will be controlled by video tracking in the Winter X Games 15. ESPN will place 4 small form high definition cameras and will calibrate them down on both sides of the Super Pipe. Then the footage taken from these cameras would be stitched together. With the help of proprietary software, ESPN will identify the athletes and then isolate them and track them for the entire run. The height information will be displayed on the Huck Tower in real time.
Quickscore: This is an instant scoring technology which is used for reporting the scores during the Snowboard Street event at the Winter X Games Fifteen.
Mega Mo: This device is also called I-Movix and is capable of recording almost 4500 frames per second helping in unbelievably detailed and clear replay. This particular technology will be used for telecasting the entire event of Winter X Games. ESPN will use two different I-Movix cameras as a part of telecasting system.
Fly Cam: This is an aerial camera that is placed on a cable and delivers high speed shots from above the venue of play. Three Fly Cams will be used for the production of the Winter X Games Fifteen. A Fly Cam with 3D capability will be placed on the straight long way of the Skier X and the Snowboarder X course. This camera travels at a speed of around 90 miles per hour and can cover 1600 feet of distance that will offer excellent shots of the course's fastest portion. ESPN will also position a 2D aerial camera over the Big Air course. The athlete's amplitude and the athleticism of the tricks done by them will be captured by this camera. A 2D camera will be also used over the venue of Snowmobile for showcasing the thrills and speed of the Snowmobile competition.
Strada Crane: This is an individual camera that will be attached to a crane that is 90 feet long. This will offer magnificent views of the Slopestyle and the Super Pipe courses.
Robotic Camera: Seventeen robotic cameras will be features in the Winter X Games Fifteen. They will have windshield vipers. Eight cameras will be featured only by the X course to help in capturing unique shots throughout the competition.
Followcams: These individual cameras that are carried by the skiing cameramen and are connected with engineered rigs. ESPN will use this camera for covering the action on the Super Pipe, Slopestyle and Big Air courses.
Near time visual effects: A new type of on air graphics will be introduced by ESPN for the Winter X Games Fifteen. It is known as the near time visual effect and has been developed by the Emerging Technology team. This is totally a new and unique form of graphical display.
ESPN will telecast the Winter X Games Fifteen in a 5.1 surround sound.


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The University of Birmingham Graduate School website brings together all information offered to doctoral researchers by the University Graduate School (this covers both the University Graduate School and the Research Student Administration teams). The website is meant to offer a 'one stop shop' for all doctoral researcher information at the University. Upkeep of the website is the responsibility of the University Graduate School Projects Officer (Marketing and Events). New developments for the website are supported by the University's systems and web teams.
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Apparently there is a hunger games Survival map!
Where you kill and survive just like the movie!
Could we have a competition like this?
Like, only for some few hours we could play in this map,
and the winner would win some amazing stuff?
I don't know, up to Daniel.
It'd be difficult. We'd have to turn the map offline for about an hour, you'd have to install admin plugins (maybe) and you would have to handpick 12 contestants and a few others as gamemakers. (I would suggest starting with the users active on the forums as they would see this)
Just trying to add some insight. Oh yeah and you'd have to set a time and hope most show up.
Also, nice hijack of my signature gummy.
You have to get enough participants to have enough time to play. This is going to be a period of time when a lot of people are available. In other words, a time when they would be normally playing. Which means a time when people would want to play on the server. You would have to take down the server during a time when people are available.
I tend to dislike attempts at mimicking scheduled events. It works on streams because they have time to prepare, a large player pool, and the resources. Doesn't work when there are so few people with no available spare servers.
One way to get more support is to provide a server. Not suggest to take down the server, install all the new plugins, run it with an active admin, then remove the plugins and reload the old world. I think that even requires him to have physical access to the server.
What the heck is a hunger game? Get off my lawn!
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Also, nice hijack of my signature gummy.
I try my Best.
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This is going to be a period of time when a lot of people are available.
Nowadays the Server is actually really Full!
Daniel Levy wrote:
What the heck is a hunger game? Get off my lawn!
Don't tell me what to do Grandpa!
You're not my Mama!
Name on slip of paper read out.
Okay, Japanese Hipster kitteh.
I spent ages writing an argument against that pic. Then I accidentally deleted it...
Long story short, while it shares similarities the origins, storyline, and characters are completely different.
Also.. Here are some lines from Peeta omitted from the film and book.
Only kill I got in the hunger games was accidental.
You can hunt and shoot a bow? Oh, well I can ice cakes and burn bread.
Katniss dropped a wasps nest on me! It was a gesture of love!
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When Ernesto Boleaga learned that he needed a kidney transplant, the perfect donor, his identical twin brother, Jose Luis, was ready and willing to help. And because the Boleagas have the same genetic make-up, Ernesto's body accepted Jose Luis' kidney as its own.
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For the past eight years, Nicole Dehn, 30, has had pangs of sadness whenever she passes a small grove of trees on the road near her Jacksonville, Fla., home. The trees are a constant reminder of the day epilepsy took her freedom.
Nov. 14 2005. It's the day Dehn had a seizure while driving. Her car came to rest in the median atop the shrubbery.
"The trees are slanted and one is totally flat. Riding by it… it's like a slap in the face every time," says Dehn, who, though unharmed, lost her driving privileges.
The seizures began when she was 6 months old. They got progressively worse. Typically, medication can control seizures in most people with epilepsy. But for about 30 percent of patients, they aren't effective or are intolerable. Over the years Dehn tried various drugs and treatments, even having a device implanted in her brain in an attempt to control the seizures. Nothing seemed to work.


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