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Marty McLeary single-handedly won the game on Saturday. McLeary went six innings and gave up one run on five hits and three walks. Besides holding the opposition to limited opportunities, McLeary added his first hit of the year, a double down the right field line that drove in two.
McLeary has done well in his four starts. Since moving from the bullpen he has given up two runs or less in three of the four.
Xavier Nady went 2-for-4 for the second straight night. He also hit his third homer since being sent down by the Padres, spanning two games. Yamid Haad went 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Haad is now 15-for-39 over his last 12 games, hitting safely in nine of those games. He appeared as a pinch hitter in two of those games that he did not get a hit.
Mobile won 4-1, lost 8-0
Entering Saturday he was hitting just .164. He had a 9-for-65 stretch going before the first game of the doubleheader. So when Jesse Roman connected and sent a shot out of the ballpark to help the BayBears to victory and a first half Championship, it was a bit of a shock. Roman was 2-for-3 on the night and the all important three RBI's that turned a 1-0 deficit into a 3-1 lead.
After that inning it was fitting. R.D. Spiehs pitched his customary eighth inning role (occurring in the sixth on a night when seven innings was the ballgame) and Baker closed the game out with his 18th save of the year. Spiehs and Baker have provided a formidable combo all year with their end of the game magic. Spiehs provides the hold and Baker snuffs the opposition out. The two combined to have an ERA of 2.01 on the year in 67.1 innings pitched.
Chris Rojas got the win with a five inning, one run performance. It was the first run he has allowed in three outings and he has a stretch of 16 innings over the three outings where he has given up just the one run.
In game two, Tim Stauffer was rocked. For the first time this season, Stauffer was pummeled from Mobile to California and back again. He managed to last just 2.1 innings, giving up seven earned runs on nine hits and a walk, while also committing an error. To put this in perspective and a testament to how dominant he has been, Stauffer had allowed eight earned runs total since joining the BayBears. And that was seven games worth!!!
Stauffer could not get out of trouble in any inning. Three men reached base in the first and four reached in both the second and third before he was pulled. He allowed a bases loaded single that knocked in two before exiting. The third man on base would eventually score after Stauffer exited.
On the other side of the coin, Montgomery's Jason Cromer pitched to just two hitters over the maximum in a rain shortened game, allowing a single to Jake Gautreau in the second and an error that allowed Jason Clements aboard.
Joe Gerber was back in Mobile and went 0-for-5 with four strikeouts in the doubleheader and he has struck out in seven of his last nine at bats in two leagues. Gerber also whiffed twice in each of his last two games with Mobile, occurring in the middle of May.
Lake Elsinore lost 4-3 in 10
David Pauley has had ten games this year where he has allowed three or fewer runs over six innings of work and has won just three of those. Pauley did not allow an earned run on Saturday, the sole run scoring because of an error on Kervin Jacobo, but he was again denied a win. He was pulled due to a high pitch count as he walked five batters and gave up just three hits. It was the highest walk total of the year for Pauley, but he had limited the opposition to three hits two other times this year and limited them to two hits a separate occasion.
Luke Carlin tried to complete a strike-em-out-throw-em-out in the tenth inning but threw the ball away instead as the winning run came home from third. It was the third unearned run of the game against the Storm.
Brian Buchanon went 2-for-3 with the Storm on Saturday, knocking a pair of doubles and driving in a run as he rehabs.
Michael Johnson sat out the game with an undisclosed injury and Luis Cruz also sat with an eye injury. Johnson is day-to-day and Cruz is expected back in the lineup Sunday.
The Storm will play at Petco Park on Sunday, right after the completion of the Padres game.
Fort Wayne won 4-0
Drew Macias had a 4-for-4 night with a double and a run scored. Macias had entered the game in a 2-for-18 slump. Macias also stole two bases, upping his total to seven on the year.
Brett Bonvechio has an eight game hitting streak. One of the newest Wizards, Bonvechio is 11-for-29 with two doubles, two homers, five runs scored and five RBI's during the streak. He has hit safely in all but two of the 12 games he has appeared in for Fort Wayne.
Matt Lauderdale hit a two run homer in the eighth inning to provide some cushion for the Wizards. Lauderdale's shot was his second since joining Fort Wayne and third on the season as he hit one in two games with Lake Elsinore. Lauderdale has also hit safely in all but two of the game he has played for the Wizards, five of seven, including the last four where he is 6-for-20.
Dirk Hayhurst returned to the mound after missing his previous start. Hayhurst left a game early when he was struck with a line drive. He went six innings on Saturday and did not surrender a run on five hits. He has now allowed two runs or less in his last five starts dating back to May 23 and has only let up more than three earned runs once in eight starts this year.
Howie Pence has now gone nine games to start his Fort Wayne career without allowing a run. Pence did allow two inherited runners to score, but has not been charged with a run of his own on the season. He has gone exactly nine innings and Saturday was the first time he did not allow a runner to reach base.
Eugene lost 9-5
Lachlan Dale has started the year off with a bang. He is 5-for-9 with two homers, one each night, four RBI's, a double and two walks. Not a bad way to start the year off as he leads the league in homers with two and total bases with 12.
Gary Gallegos made his Padre minor league debut and it was a forgettable performance. He gave up six runs on seven hits and two walks in 3.2 innings pitched with Ronnie Robinson allowing two inherited runners to score, including one on a wild pitch.
James Darby got just one of the four batters he faced out and that was on a sacrifice bunt. Darby walked three and threw a wild pitch. Matthew Varner took over for Darby and threw a wild pitch of his own that scored a run, totaling three wild pitches that brought runners in on the night.
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Ultimately, though, the really unbelievable thing about this glorious night at Highbury was that a team which looks so clueless and paralysed by stage-fright on its European travels could in its own backyard give a passable impression of being genuine Champions League contenders.
Okay, so Arsene Wenger and his staff could be forgiven for the odd gloat. "Hey, we were supposed to be the worst team in the world two weeks ago," said good old Pat Rice, as he gleefully chided the media brigade afterwards. Fair enough, but not too much crowing is in order when you consider quite how dire they had been in La Coruna.
Wenger has long stressed how difficult it is to win away from home amid such quality European competition - indeed, Juventus have not won on any of their last 13 Champions League visits - yet it still can't explain away how Arsenal can be so impregnable at Highbury, unbeaten in their last 16 European games there, yet surrender so tamely abroad, having lost their last six. There's never a dull moment with this schizophrenic bunch.
At least, the players are not in denial about this Jekyll and Hyde business, but they seem as mystified as everyone else. Still, Matthew Upson offers an honest, if hardly enlightening, explanation: "After a Premiership game on Saturday, there's a day off and then it's straight onto a plane journey and into different surroundings. As professionals, I know it shouldn't really affect you, but I'm afraid it does. You're only human.
"That doesn't excuse the way we've played in some games but it's the only reason I can think of. It's not about character and spirit - that's fine as you could see tonight - but we just don't get out of the blocks quick enough away from home, start sloppily, and it sets the tone for the game."
Last night, thankfully, it didn't. Another sluggish start saw Del Piero quickly cut through them twice and, if not for splendid goalkeeping from Stuart Taylor, who is proving such a capable stand-in, they could have been two down after 16 minutes. Yet they rallied with a vigour and intensity you don't see from them abroad. Until it's too late, of course.
Searching for reasons for their rejuvenation since the Deportivo game, a few seem evident. Not least the change in central midfield which has seen Giovanni Van Bronckhorst consigned to the bench.
He may yet prove his worth but his anonymity in La Coruna seemed to show just how he has failed to set Highbury alight. Ray Parlour, in contrast, was a major influence last night, bringing a sort of oldfashioned directness which may not look as cultured as Van Bronckhorst's approach but seems far more discomfiting to continental opposition.
Likewise, Henry's partnership with Nwankwo Kanu now seems to throw up more options than the Frenchman's combination with Sylvain Wiltord.
If you ignore last week's makeshift Worthington Cup team, Wenger has now started with the same 11 in three consecutive games for the only time this season and the luxury of being able to play this settled side cannot be underestimated. Neither can the contribution of Fabien Barthez's careless hands - and feet - because that win over Manchester United is now really taking on the feel of being a definitive turning point of Arsenal's season.
Confidence suddenly oozes. For the first time in the Champions League this term, the back four started to resemble a solid, coherent unit. Ashley Cole, facing two quality World Cup-bound Italians in Gianluca Zambrotta and Del Piero, offered them nothing, while still posing a considerable attacking threat himself. Sol Campbell, too, played what must have been his most assured game yet for Arsenal.
Ljungberg was a constant, tireless thorn and, as for the wondrous Bergkamp, just one moment of genius reminded you that, though he may have slowed down at 32 and appears more as a sub than a starter these days, his brain and quicksilver feet can still offer a unique threat.
So, a great night, enthused Wenger. The homegrown kids and the overseas luminaries working in perfect harmony. After their two-month European break, he reckoned they would be even better by the time they visited Leverkusen. They better be, because after glimpsing what Arsenal were really capable of here, another bout of homesickness in Germany would be almost criminal.
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The problem of comparing two different partitions of a finite set of objects reappears continually in the clustering literature. We begin by reviewing a well-known measure of partition correspondence often attributed to Rand (1971), discuss the issue of correcting this index for chance, and note that a recent normalization strategy developed by Morey and Agresti (1984) and adopted by others (e.g., Miligan and Cooper 1985) is based on an incorrect assumption. Then, the general problem of comparing partitions is approached indirectly by assessing the congruence of two proximity matrices using a simple cross-product measure. They are generated from corresponding partitions using various scoring rules. Special cases derivable include traditionally familiar statistics and/or ones tailored to weight certain object pairs differentially. Finally, we propose a measure based on the comparison of object triples having the advantage of a probabilistic interpretation in addition to being corrected for chance (i.e., assuming a constant value under a reasonable null hypothesis) and bounded between ±1.


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"We encourage all members of PESEBAR and members of the public to attend the launching of the 6th General Meeting where the new selection of Higher Committee Members for 2014-2016 session will take place," the Assistant Honorary Secretary of PESEBAR, Dr Haji Muhammad Hadi bin Muhammad Melayong, said.
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Hey guys, it's your boy 3awesome5me coming at 'cha with another League of Legends guide. Before you keep reading, you should know that I'm a very experienced bard player, and I have played over 6 billion games with him. I've been in the lab testing all the possible combinations with him to make the optimal bard build, and after hours of playing I have come up with a build that will have you going 10/0 by the 5-minute mark. If you don't, money back garen-teed! See you on the rift!


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Port Elizabeth: Delhi bowlers restricted Bangalore Royal Challengers to 149/7 in twenty overs in the 14th match of the IPL at St George's Park.
Bangalore were off to a shaky start after they lost Kallis in the first ball of the innings. Bangalore received another setback when they lost Robbin Uthappa(3) in the very next over.
Challengers Kevin Pietersen (37)played a good innings and it was his innings that gave some flesh to Challengers score. Taylor also gave good to his captain by scoring 31 runs. Pietersen hit 2 sixes and 2 fours in his 37-run knock that came off 25 balls and added 62 runs for with Ross Taylor the third wicket before going for a switch-hit off Daniel Vettori and was clean bowled.
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Checkout this months edition of ImagineFX magazine (issue 79). There's a really interesting piece on Wayne Barlowe that I highly recommend, quite surreal!
If you're interested in gaming theres some interesting concept work for Batman Arkham Asylumn thats well worth taking a look at.
However I reserve the best to last, make sure you get to see the excellent sketches by John Howe an artist who's work I greatly admire. Oh and did I mention that I have two Q&A sections in this months edition?
One of the QA's you might recognise if you've looked through my gallery before. I've changed my colourful sunset for the QA article and given it more of a fantasy theme. The other QA is a new sketch that I made in artrage for a three step explanation of how to paint decaying flowers.
As always I am really honored to have my words and pictures featured in ImagineFX magazine, but more than all I recommend it as a quality publication for all lovers of the digital fantastic!


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The Correct Way to Layer Products for Oily Skin
Fall Edition It's that time of year again! The season is changing and with it brings the need for a new skin care routine. Dry air, cool breezes, and late night bonfires. All of these things sound so wonderful but they can really wreck havoc on your skin especially if you battle with combination and … [Read more…]


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University of Florida's Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants
Has anyone spent any time on UF's Aquatic Plant site?
Some interesting things to be learned. Isn't it great living in Florida, we've got so many nature species of aquatic plants around us.
Right in our backyard:)
I've got tons of dwarf hairgrass growing in the retention pond behind my house, yet I can't get it to propagate properly in my 7.5 cube. Nature is great.
I have ... Just kept forgeting to link it in forums lol. I can find stuff literaly outside my front door, marina on the lake.
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First off I would like to say to HassanMallah wtf? If you didn't like this episode you can't possibly like the series so just stop watching it but don't come on here to bash it, cause it's great!
This episode had everything, action, emotions, misdirection (although at some point I saw through the misdirect) and the acting was just outstanding. Who could watch that last scene and not even feel a little sad? Perfect episode for me.


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X Factor runner-up Olly Murs has admitted that he would love to star in BBC One soap Eastenders.
The 25 year old told Metro thast he dreams about drinking a pint in Walford's Queen Vic.
Murs said: "I would love to bowl into the Queen Vic and ask Peggy Mitchell for a pint."
He continued: "I'd confront Phil over something in the bar. It would be great fun."
However he won't be trying acting any time soon, the Essex boy insisted that for now anyway, he would be concentrating on his singing.
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Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination
. 18:23 Neither shalt thou lie with any beast to defile thyself therewith: neither shall any woman stand before a beast to lie down thereto: it is confusion.
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yep that means to live with not have sex with
2 Samuel 1:26
I am distressed for thee, my brother Jonathan: Very pleasant hast thou been unto me:
Thy love to me was wonderful, Passing the love of women.
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There is NO SEX between these 2 great friends....None..
Read the entire story before you think that 2 Men that have great love for each other GOD and friendship is some Steamy Romance Novel..
If Men today knew how to love one another like Johnathan and David we would HAVE NO WARS, but we live in a Culture that is all about Sex Lust and Immorality...
In the society of ancient Israel, it was not considered proper for a man and woman to have a platonic relationship. Men and women rarely spoke to each other in public.
Since David's only relationships with women would have been sexual in nature, then he must be referring to sexual love here
. It would not make sense in this verse to compare platonic love for a man with sexual love for a woman; they are two completely different phenomena. It would appear that David is referring to his sexual love for Jonathan
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No.. you are on the wrong road with this..
This is not about Sexual Love...Do you know the Apostles loved Jesus Christ more than there wives? they followed him everywhere...The LOVE of GOD fearing Men was nothing like the Love that Pagans had for one another that was shrouded in Lust and Sex...
Then the disciple whom
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15 When they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?"
"Yes, Lord," he said, "you know that I love you."
Jesus said, "Feed my lambs."
16 Again Jesus said, "Simon son of John,
do you love me?"
He answered, "Yes, Lord, you know that I love you."
Jesus said, "Take care of my sheep."
17 The third time he said to him, "Simon son of John,
do you love me?"
Peter was hurt because Jesus asked him the third time, "Do you love me?" He said, "Lord, you know all things;
you know that I love you."
Jesus said, "Feed my sheep.
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We're tracking the bottled water industry and its attempts to revive its flagging fortunes. Sales have been battered by a bad economy and a rising tide of assaults on the bottled water market, and with profits at risk, we all knew the bottled water industry (and Nestle in particular) would get motivated.
That's the subject of our next e-newsletter (sign up today!), but in this post, we're looking at what's happening in Europe – specifically the UK.
We found a brilliantly written piece about the bottled water industry in the Independent – a piece which just gets better and better as it unfolds. Here are a few excerpts, though the whole thing is worth a read:
Now, though, bottled water is in danger of being a has-been. After three decades of constant growth which saw sales rise by a factor of 100, from 20m litres a year in 1976 to 2,000m litres in 2006, the rise and fall of the sales chart is starting to resemble one of the mountains pictured in the advertising. Unless the slide is halted, bottled water will become history, a consumer fad that couldn't live up to the hype. Unlikely, certainly, but the industry is spooked.
Mineral water is being assailed on all sides. Two years of extremely cloudy summers have hit demand; and now, the collapsing economy is causing consumers to question whether they need to spend £1 or £2 on something they can get for a fraction of the price at home. Most vexingly to its multinational cheerleaders, bottled water has become a symbol of environmental lunacy. How can one defend a product that is trucked hundreds or thousands of miles in plastic bottles when it gushes out of taps almost free? The Government has announced that it is banning mineral water from civil service meetings. Consumer groups call on diners to ask for tap – and millions are doing so. Mineral water is no longer cool; it's dumb, bought by gullible clothes-horses who care more about their skin than the planet.
For two years the executives of the £2bn-a-year bottled water industry have sat tight, hoping things would improve, silently fuming as their product's reputation dripped away. Now, they are striking back. Britain's three biggest bottled-water companies, the Swiss food giant Nestlé, the French dairy corporation Danone and Highland Spring have founded a lobby group to restore its reputation. The trio met in Cambridge earlier this month to hatch a plan to restore mineral water to its rightful place in the public's affections.
So far, it's about what you expect. And sadly, so is the next paragraph:
In months to come, there will be lobbying from the Natural Hydration Council and a massive advertising campaign that will seek to re-educate the public about the benefits of bottled water. And it will get dirty. The bottled water camp is throwing mud at the tap water companies, with talk of chlorine, septic tanks, contamination and irresponsible leakage. The companies are fighting for their lives. And they complain about dark forces doing down their transparent, beautiful product. How did water get this murky? And should we be buying San Pellegrino or Badoit – or not?
What, exactly, does the writer mean about "it will get dirty"? This, apparently:
Danone's solution to this is to tell the public that tap and bottled are not the same, even if they look the same. In his presentation to fellow industry members in Cambridge, Mr Krzyzaniak shows a picture of two identical looking glasses of water. "But are all waters created equal?" his presentation asks. "NO!" screams the graphic. There are pictures of the production of bottled and tap water. Bottled water drifts down from clouds over mountains, percolates through rocks and ends up in clear bottles. Tap water comes from groundwater, risking "contamination" from pesticides and fertilisers and a grey blot in the ground marked "septic tank". A dissected water pipe shows it is all furred up inside, like an old kettle.
And this;
Almost three-quarters of British people (72 per cent) believe that tap water is of good quality and only 9 per cent believe that it's bad quality. With good reason – the Drinking Water Inspectorate says that 99.96 per cent of UK water meets EU standards, unlike many parts of the developing world where drinking water is highly dangerous.
But these figures do not impress the bottled water industry: "99.96 per cent of your water being good enough is not good enough – 100 per cent of our water has to be good enough, because that 0.4 per cent, that fraction there, is not good enough. That should be challenged more," says Montgomery.
A key issue here is "consistency", adds Krzyzaniak. "Tap water changes from glass to glass," he says, explaining that chlorine wears out over time, meaning that the quality can vary depending on how long it has been sitting in the pipe. "And it also depends on the source, depending on where you picked up along the Thames. Could you be near a treatment centre, could you be near a highly agricultural centre, could you be near a waste treatment centre?
It's this level of fearmongering we can expect to eventually see here in North America; bottled water executives will conveniently forget the Environmental Working Group tests which showed that two of ten national brands of bottled water had illegal levels of contaminants (and all featured something that didn't belong).
It's clear that bottled water is not standing on the sidelines any longer, and the question is no longer "when" but "how to counter them once their considerable PR and marketing might is applied to the issue."


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Crossfire Sport Camera Glasses 720P
Extreme Hi-Definition Sport Glasses for Any Adventure
The crossfire sport camera glasses is a sturdy built, weatherized frame with polarized lenses. The 140 degree lens allows you to capture moments wider than the eye can see. With a simple vibration you'll be able to tell if your recording has stopped or started and even has an indicator light when recording video. With removable memory, these glasses can support up to a 32GB SD card and has up to two hours battery life.
How Does The Crossfire Sport Camera Glasses Work?
The crossfire sport camera glasses only take a few moments to set up. Simply press the power button for a few seconds and you will see a green light turn on. You will also feel the glasses vibrate for a second to indicate that it is recording. The green light will begin to flash as well indicating the glasses are recording. Simple download to a PC or Mac with the provided USB cable lets you review the world you captured, simply watch your videos in VLC media player, QuickTime or Windows media player on your computer.
To charge these camera glasses just plug the device into your computer, your first charge will require a full 8 hours and all charges that follow will require 4 hours for a full charge, the video glasses will run for 2 hours on a full recharge.
Why Choose the Crossfire Camera Glasses?
These great action sunglasses have a built in hi-definition 720P (1280x720) video camera and digital video recorder. Because of the built-in video stabilizer these extreme sport glasses are ideal for sporting events, skateboarding, hiking, rafting, bike riding and much more. Get the perfect shot each and every time with the built in 140 degree field of view lens, date and time stamped recordings with audio and a weather resistant frame so you can take your action glasses anywhere at anytime and never worry about the weather.
A 2 hour battery life and rechargeable lithium-ion battery allows you to charge these glasses on the go off of any powered USB port or off your computer desktop or laptop. Download all of your recorded adventures right to your PC or Mac and no need to worry about clunky software programs to view your video files, that is not necessary anymore since the glasses record in .AVI format allowing for you to watch your recordings through iTunes, VLC media player or Windows media player.
What Can the Video Sport Glasses be used for?
- Amusement Parks
- Hiking
- Skiing/Snow Boarding
- Motorcycles
- Sporting Events
- Skateboarding
- Fishing
- Hunting
What are the Features of the Sport Video Glasses?
- Vibration recording alerts
- Records while plugged in
- Expandable memory (up to 32GB)
- More stabilized video
- Sporty, lightweight, and weather resistant; The easiest sport camera on the market!
- 720P Wide angle lens (30FPS, 16:9 ratio) | Li-ion battery (2hr battery Life)
- Records video with audio | Lightweight (weighs less than 2 AA batteries) | Weather/sweat proof
- Easy one-touch operation - Push button to start/stop recording
What's Included with the Crossfire Sports Camera Glasses?
- Crossfire Sport Camera Glasses 720P
- NO SD Card Included
- USB Charging/Data Cable
- Card Reader
- Hard Case
- Soft Pouch
- Glasses Strap
- Lens Cleaner Cloth
- Instruction Book
- 90 Day Manufactures Warranty
- Time/Date Stamp
- Noise Reduction
- Video Format: AVI
- Video Stabilization
- Lens: 140 degree field of view
- Video Ratio: 16:9
- 15 Minutes Video per 1GB
- Weight: 1.5oz
- Memory: Micro SD (up to 32GB)
- Charge Time: Initial Charge - 8 Hours (No Longer than 12), After initial Charge - 3-4 Hours
- Battery Life: 2 Hours
Q: Will I need to purchase a SD Card for the Sport glasses?
A: Yes, you will need to purchase a SD card separately. This unit will support a 32GB SD Card.
Q: How long is the battery life on the Crossfire Sport Camera glasses?
A: You should be able to get about 2 hours of battery on the 720P Sport glasses.
Q: What makes the 720P sport glasses, sport glasses?
A: The crossfire sport glasses have a high 30FPS (Frames Per Second) while recording in a 720P HD. They also have a video stabilizer built in to help stabilize the video when your moving and are weather resistant.
Q: How long does it take to charge up my sport glasses?
A: Initial charge is 8 hours but no longer than 12 total hours. After your initial charge of 8 hours you will only need to charge your sport glasses for 3-4 hours for a full charge.
Q: Will I be able to keep track of the Time and Date on the 720P sport glasses?
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Capitol Theatre Renovation Given the Green Light by Flint City Council [VIDEO]
The Flint city council unanimously approved the transfer of a 12-year tax freeze to the Friends of the Capitol Theatre, the new owners.
The Flint city council unanimously approved the transfer of a 12-year tax freeze to the Friends of the Capitol Theatre, the new owners.
Ever wonder what it looks like behind the scenes of a Presidential debate?
They don't seem to have a problem exploiting the city's water crisis for political gain, so why can't residents get tickets?
Creed director Ryan Coogler, director Ava DuVernay, comedian Hannibal Buress, Grey's Anatomy actor Jesse Williams and others came to Flint last night to raise money for the water crisis.
Filmmakers Ryan Coogler and Ava DuVernay, Grammy nominee Janelle Monae, Grey's Anatomy star Jesse Williams, comedian Hannibal Buress and more will be in Flint on Sunday night for the free event at The Whiting.
Looks like the political circus will be pulling into town, and at The Whiting no less!
Shrek The Musical is coming to The Whiting, and Cars108 has your chance to win tickets! Can you find Gingy?
The Flint Cultural Center's 2011 Holiday Walk is Tuesday, December 6th from 5:15 to 8:30 pm all across the FCC's 30-acre campus. The event is FREE to all with something to delight every member of the family. The ceremonial lighting of the tree in between The Whiting and Sloan Museum will kick off the event at 5:15 pm.
The Flint Institute of Music presents "Nutcracker", the magical holiday ballet, with three performances. 2 pm and 7 pm, Saturday, December 3rd, and at 3 pm on Sunday, December 4th at The Whiting, 1241 E. Kearsley St. in Flint. This is the 36th year that the FIM has presented this historical ballet to the greater Flint community. The Nutcracker performaces are under the artistic direction of Karen Mills Jennings, and the Flint Symphony Orchestra will be led by guest conductor David Mairs.
The Flint Cultural Center invites you to their 28th annual FREE Holiday Walk, Tuesday, December 6th from 5:15 to 8:30 pm. A great event for the whole family with activities and shows throughout the Flint Cultural Center. Enjoy planetarium shows, theater activities, arts & crafts, caroling, ice sculptures and much more!
If you're not sure what to do this weekend, there are always events going on in downtown Flint. Don't forget that it's Free Target Saturday's at the Flint Institute of Arts. Stop by to check out the latest exhibits or catch their latest featured film. Tonight is also their annual wine tasting. I went last year and it was a lot of fun. The CSI Exhibit is still going on at the Sloan Museum. The Pierson Doll Collection is also on display at the museum.
With Valentine's Day on the horizon, what could be more fitting than a visit from one of the most romantic pianists in America? Jim Brickman, with special guest Anne Cochran, performs tonight at 8pm at The Whiting.


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Lytro announces Illum light field camera
Lytro has unveiled the Illum light field camera, its first new hardware since the original Lytro launched more than two years ago. Like its predecessor, the Illum captures information about the angle from which light has arrived, allowing it to calculate images with different perspective and focus. Lytro calls the images 'living pictures', which are presented in a proprietary interactive format.
The biggest change is the use of a much larger sensor: now a 1" type, rather than 1/3" type usually found in smartphones. Despite this more than sevenfold increase in sensor size, the Illum still offers a constant F2 lens, now with a more practical 30-250mm equivalent range. And, where this would give more control over depth-of-field on a conventional camera, here it should increase the ability to distinguish between focus depths on a light field camera. The Illum has 40 megarays of angular resolution, providing output of about 5 megapixels of spatial (or two-dimensional) resolution.
Program, ISO priority, shutter priority, and full manual shooting modes are supported. The interface has also been revamped to run on Android, and includes shooting tools like a new depth overlay to help photographers visualize the three dimensionality of a scene while they frame the shot. It also has a 4-inch articulating touchscreen LCD with 800x480 pixel resolution, and a handful of physical controls.
These changes mean the camera has become considerably larger and more expensive, but should help address some of the concerns we had about the original cameras.
The Illum will be available in July for $1,599, or at a pre-order price of $1,499. Current Lytro owners can get $200 off the purchase price.
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- LYTRO ILLUM creates "living pictures" by bringing the power of 3D computer graphics to photography and enabling new avenues for visual storytelling
- Customized sensor and Lytro-designed lens deliver previously impossible optical performance
- Powerful software platform enables revolutionary interactive experience
Mountain View, Calif. – (April 22, 2014) – Lytro, Inc. revealed today its powerful vision for the future of photography with the unveiling of LYTRO ILLUM, a light field camera and software platform designed to redefine the way we portray the world around us. Built to harness the full power of the light field, the professional-grade LYTRO ILLUM will give photographers a new medium capable of capturing visual experiences in their purest form — not as a static cross-section of reality but an authentic, interactive window into their world.
The camera paves the way for an immersive brand of storytelling in which images can be brought to life in multiple dimensions through Light Field Photography — a transformative new category that empowers artistic creation and expression beyond what is possible in the 2D world of digital and film. In capturing the color, intensity and direction of every light ray flowing into the camera, LYTRO ILLUM provides a massive amount of visual information that allows photographers to recreate sights and scenes on a truly experiential canvas.
"With LYTRO ILLUM, creative pioneers — ranging from artistic amateurs to experienced professionals — will tap into a new wave of graphical storytelling. Now artist and audience alike can share an equally intimate connection with the imagery, and, in a sense, jointly participate in the magic of its creation," said Lytro CEO Jason Rosenthal. "By combining a novel hardware array with tremendous computational horsepower, this camera opens up unprecedented possibilities to push the boundaries of creativity beyond the limits inherent in digital or film photography."
To enable such rich, layered compositions, LYTRO ILLUM delivers unparalleled optical versatility by merging custom-built hardware with a powerful software platform. The camera offers a 40-megaray light field sensor, 8x optical zoom range, constant f/2.0 aperture and a high-speed shutter capable of freezing motion under a wide variety of conditions. After image capture, the innovative software platform empowers photographers to adjust aspects of images that were previously fixed, such as focus, tilt, perspective shift and depth of field, which allows the photographer to create images that will resonate for the viewer not just in one dimension, but in every dimension.
"My photography style pushes me to look for ways to tell a more compelling story with every image. LYTRO ILLUM gave me that ability by incorporating an interactive element that captures different visual touch points at every depth," said Kyle Thompson, a Chicago-based photographer known for his surreal conceptual style and
one of the early users of the camera. "With LYTRO ILLUM, I've been able to make a multi-dimensional image with more perspectives to explore."
LYTRO ILLUM's totally unique photographic experience reflects the technological revolution around virtual reality and 3D graphics as powerful new storytelling formats in the Digital Age. In the hands of creative pioneers, the camera is a catalyst for a transformational shift in which the world will increasingly look for opportunities to craft a more immersive artistic experience.
"Light Field Photography is following the classic pattern for a transformational concept," said Lytro founder Dr. Ren Ng. "The original Lytro camera, which launched in 2012, introduced an entirely new era in photography. LYTRO ILLUM will advance this movement to a new level. We are very excited by the potential of this camera to ignite a photography revolution on the magnitude of the transformation from film to digital."
In addition to enabling post-capture image adjustments, LYTRO ILLUM's proprietary software platform enables users to view images in 3D, build custom animations, export images into common formats like JPEG and share to the Web or mobile devices. LYTRO ILLUM's workflow is also compatible with existing photo-editing suites like Adobe's Photoshop and Lightroom software and Apple's Aperture software, allowing creative pioneers to use the tools they already know and love.
LYTRO ILLUM Availability
The LYTRO ILLUM camera will ship starting July 2014 for a retail price of $1,599.
As part of the launch, Lytro is offering a variety of exclusive opportunities to those who pre-order the camera before July 15. In addition to receiving a specially- engraved LYTRO ILLUM for a special introductory price of $1,499 and an extended two-year warranty, they'll be eligible to join an inner circle of Lytro users with insider access to product development insight and support. Even after the product ships, this nucleus of early adopters will continue to receive ground-floor insight and training from the Lytro team, with opportunities to contribute to exclusive developmental projects.
As part of their status as early adopters, individuals who pre-order will have the opportunity to submit their own photo series to earn a spot in the Ultimate Lytro Photo Experience — a once-in-a-lifetime trip to shoot alongside a prominent photographer on an all-expense paid photo shoot. The Lytro team and this pro photographer partner will be on hand to provide high-caliber, hands-on training and practice for getting the most out of LYTRO ILLUM. As the larger photography community gets acquainted with this new style of digital art, these early adopters will have an inside edge on techniques for producing cutting-edge Light Field Photography.
For more information about LYTRO ILLUM, please visit Lytro.com/camera. For a demonstration of interactive living pictures, visit the Lytro Picture Gallery here.
LYTRO ILLUM Technical specs
- Custom-designed 40-megaray light field sensor
- 8x optical zoom lens (30mm-250mm equivalent)
- Constant f/2.0 aperture across the entire zoom range
- 1/4000 of a second high-speed shutter
- Extreme close-focus macro capability
- Combination of tactile-controls and smartphone-class, articulating touchscreen
- Dimensions: 86mm x 145mm x 166mm; 940 grams
- Hot shoe supports all leading flashes
Software Platform
- Integrated workflow with leading photo software from Adobe and Apple
- Interactive depth feedback display
- Virtual camera controls in post-processing, including aperture focus and perspective adjustments and physically accurate tilt control
- Instantly displays 3D photos on 3D-capable devices
- Integrated sharing to leading social networks including Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google+
- Libraryofdrag-and-dropcinematicanimations,includingpan,zoom,focus, perspective shift
- Workflowiscompatiblewithexistingphoto-editingsuiteslikeAdobe's Photoshop and Lightroom software and Apple's Aperture software
About Lytro
Lytro is reinventing photography by combining a novel hardware array with cutting- edge computational graphics to capture a more complete and immersive picture of the world in three dimensions. Lytro is the first company to bring an entirely new category, Light Field Photography, to the consumer and professional markets by transforming the camera into a powerful computational photography platform that fundamentally captures a richer set of image data compared to conventional digital or film cameras. Founder and Executive Chairman Dr. Ren Ng, whose Ph.D. research on Light Field Photography won Stanford University's prize for best thesis in computer science in 2006 as well as the internationally recognized ACM Dissertation award, founded the company in 2006. For additional information, visit Lytro.com.
This year they are making 40 MEGARAY sensors, who knows, next year maybe lightsabers.
Lightsaber problems, to name a few:
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[C] Controlling the beam length why not a laser rifle?
1", 40 mxpl.. Is it the sensor from the Nokia smartphones ?
Oooh, tiny sensor, f/2 zoom lens, 5 MP final resolution, $1500, and that signature body design....
It's the Sony F-707 reborn!
I commend Lytro for not giving up on their dream, but until this reaches resolutions in the 4-5MP range (native, not the pixelated mess they have right now on their sample stream), I don't see who is going to be taking the leap. I find the samples much more usable (at least web-sized stills can be made) than the old lytro, but its still not where it needs to be and the price is just nuts.
It appears their current samples are using the old v1 player that has more like 960x960 resolution. I think the 4MP resolution will have to wait for a new web player.
Here are some pictures that look pretty clear - dragging on them seems to give full DOF as well as the slight perspective effect.
I hope those of us that were duped into buying the first Lytro toy will be able to trade up for this one. Seems a bit more practical.
SONY 20MP 1" sensor with split microlens on each photodiode. With powerful SOC, calculate adjustable DOF and downsample to sharpen image. Cellphone has been doing the software side for a year now.
Anyone notice the camera is heavier than all FF except D4/1DX?
Oh man that's Lytro's style!! :)
What I dont like is that this company is very deceiving, or at least the marketing department is. They do not want to share how the actual technology works and make up new terms and verbiage in order to something new out of old technology.
As far as the Illum, this is a much better camera because it can actually get something out of focus, the older model had such a small sensor that you had to ram something right in front of it. The price is a bit too high for something that will be used as a toy. If one of my friends had one, I would wait a week before they got bored and then borrow it.
In related news, panasonic seems to have made a sensor that can capture a "light field" at full resolution. It places the micro lenses below the "sensor". They have a Gate layer that is shut for the first part of the exposure then it opens up and the layer below reflects light back up into the sensor.
Overall im at least a bit excited to see what actual people make from this camera.
Completely agree. There is something dodgy about this company and their products. As far as I remember with their previous product you couldn't process the actual images with the light field info on your own computer, you had to do this via their online web-based app and only export processed jpgs.
The original has software that ran directly on the Mac and manipulated the images but web sharing of refocusable images had to be done through their site.
They are very up-front about what they are doing - it literally is a new type of image capture and requires new terms. If you are really interested, the PhD thesis is available at Lytro to learn all the details.
As NetMage says, the PHD is available for you to read, I did.
Also the fact that this kind of thing is possible has been known about lens focused light for at least a hundred years. And in the last 25-30 years it was realized that computers could capture and process this extra light field information.
If this camera really does put out a 5MP image and the software readily runs on Windows and Mac, this is a plenty interesting camera, even if expensive.
Nice to see that Lytro learnt the lesson of having a grip.
Is it for everyone? No, but it's much closer than the first box.
a PhD thesis is one thing the ACTUAL SPECS of the camera is something else. You don't hand $1.5k to someone without knowing at least what resolution and quality you are going to get out of it and how much of it is INTERPOLATED!
You ask them how many pixels can the sensor capture and they say its 40 megarays, because they don't want to mention you'll get a 3 to 5 mpix image at the end of it, and from what I can see of poor quality. Why not be open and honest and say "Well the sensor captures only 4 megapix, but each pixel has has 10 additional directional sensors" or something like this.
The way they talk makes them sound as if they are not confident in the technology and want to hide something.
There are NO additional direction sensors.
The technology works, some variety existed a hundred years ago.
The resolution of earlier Lytros wasn't high and the box holding the camera was stupidly designed.
Lytro, the worst IQ in digital history doesn't want to die with dignity just like Nikon 1...great work comrades!!!
While the IQ wasn't great, it was better than say 1MP camera in 1999. And sure is better than my flip cell phone, purchased in 2013.
More like 1000 by 1000.
And in the year 2000, 3MP cameras were becoming widely available.
After they upsample, yeah...I'm guessing native resolution will be roughly 975x975. I'll pass.
"I'm guessing", right.
Bet you're wrong.
Each sensor pixel has, presumably, a square microlens array. The likely size is four by four. So, 40MP divided by sixteen yields 2.5MP. If the array is three by three, then 4.4MP.
The ergonomic design is starting to make sense now.
Amazing how fast the company learned to design a proper camera, from it's humble salt shaker beginnings.
It is a nice toy, but how often do you really need to change the focus after the image is taken, unless it's misfocused? There have been some nice examples, but honestly if I am viewing photos, I like to look at them and not play with them. For interactivity, we have videogames.
Plus the largest issue of this system is the proprietary format. Without uploading those image-thingies to Lytro web site, you can't share them. I'm not sure if you can even view them. If the company goes bust, you basically lose the option to use the original images.
And there's the resolution thing... And the new price thing. Original Lytro was at least inexpensive.
I 100% agree. A well composed photo doesn't need to be recomposed.
If people think this camera will let them recompose later because they don't want to get too serious about taking a photo, this camera will not help them.
If you can't think of uses for this tech, you're not being creative enough! Besides, there's a lot more to lytro's potential than just refocusing. You can use the depth information to realistically imitate any type of depth of field, for instance.
Besides, a constant aperture F2 lens with this zoom range is impressive for any camera. It's a full stop faster than the RX10 with the same sensor size, and that's not much cheaper using old tech (though granted, I doubt this camera will be nearly as full-featured as that one).
The new software let's you change DOF as well as a focus point - imagine macro shots with just your subject in focus without stacking, or portraits where the face is in focus but not the background. Or creating 2D and 3D images from a single capture. And the desktop software can export normal 2D images to Lightroom/Aperture or any other software.
Not exactly relevant to this particular camera from Lytro, but many big budget Hollywood movies often fail to focus correctly on the subject.
So imagine in 20 years being able to shoot more and worry much less about focus when shooting a movie. Then the director/editor can pick the performance of the scene they like best and process it for correct focus.
You could use it to create focus stacking from a single shot! Nice for close ups.
and yet still today cameras and photography are no so different from the film days. A DSLR would be instantly recognisable to a film-era time-traveller. Sure, we have auto-iso, but that is about it (I'm assuming some improvements in ISO and resolution would have been developed in film over the period we have seen the same improvements in digital.) Even previewing the results, we used to do that with a Polaroid if required. Digital is just a different answer to the same problem.
Lytro needs to find a slightly different problem to solve, a new application, something that is not quite 'photography'.
What is the max size print I can make at 300dpi in native resolution?
Think a bit more about why you'd want to refocus and print.
I like the design. The blue ring around the lens and black plastic reminds me of the Samsung NX cameras, but the simplicity of the approach makes it look like something out of Apple's design lab.
no offence, but the new Illum looks somehow like hasselblad lunar series to me...and it's way too expensive, once again. i find the design ugly.
Yep, I was thinkning if it was same designer. Very "Hasselblady". Lunatic pricing included. :D
Now this is more like it.
Whatever happened to the Lytro like lightfield lens that was announced last year? That looked quite interesting.
I'd like a single click as well that will have everything in focus, like a was using a lens set to f16 or something... good job Lytro, I think some smartphones have this option of lytro style focus feature already...
if you check out a sample, when you drag you go into perspective mode and everything is pretty much in focus:
what a bargain.
Interesting, but need to see samples. What is the image resolution?
Also... the future possibilities for video are potentially game changing.
Sample gallery up here. "Flat" resolution is about 5 mp.
It's weird and somewhat irritating: no info on final image resolution anywhere, not in this press release, not on their website, and they even dodge the question in the interview. I'm guessing it's low: if you measure light from, say, 20 different directions at each location (and it might well be more), 40 "mega rays" only leaves you with 2 mega pixels. Which is probably more than enough (these things are meant to be seen and played with on computer screens, not sent to a hi res large format printer), but they really should discuss it openly rather than avoid the issue.
From their PR folks, it is about 5 megapixels.
They are LYING ALL THE TIME about their 'REAL' resolution. The output resolution of OG Lytro was 1024*1024, but that was interpolated image and looks quite bad at that resolution. It's "REAL" resolution was half of that, or 512*512 (which makes more sense). I am pretty sure the claimed 5MP "output" resolution is also interpolated resolution, and the actual output will be close to 1MP.
That's the very fact they loses all the credibility as a proper imaging tool.
I think 2 or 3 MP is fine for most users, that will do a pretty nice 8x10 print, display to HD TV, or similar. Since this is clearly meant for digital viewing, 2 or 3 MP is fine. Not many viewing mediums are higher than that yet, and when you have a decent zoom range lens you don't need to crop or anything.
Rather good point, in today era, when most of the stuff is viewed at most on full HD (very few have 4K) 1MP is pretty acceptable.
Tho that does make old compact cams and dSLRs rather viable option even today. :D
Getting interested now. But would like to have an EVF in next model.
They should sell this technology to Samsung and do an exit, plain and simple
Wow! Lovely design and great improvement on the first. If it can do video, may well be my next camera. From some angles, looks like a next gen NEX too.
oh just $1,599... after the old Lytro, this one has to come up with a lot better resolution to justify this price!
BTW: whats the resoltion of this camera? what does 40 Megarays mean? 40MP?
The underlying sensor has 40mp according to the CEO, but you trade that flat/spatial resolution off in order to get angular resolution. Output it about 5mp.
40 megarays is tough to describe, but it means roughly that the sensor is capable of collecting 40 million pieces of light information, including both the intensity as well as the angle/direction of light.
Underneath the micro-lenses the sensor is probably 40mp, but that corresponds to a final output size of 5mp with depth information.
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