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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 12:52am
Lacrosse is evolving right in front of us. The game changes subtly from year to year, almost invisible to the eye. But those shifts are easily detectable at five- and 10-year increments. Why do shifts in strategy occur? What are the causes and effects?
Here are nine recent trends that are impacting college lacrosse.
The game's not going to stop changing, how players, coaches and rules-makers react to these trends determine the future path.
Stick technology has created a generation of poor passers who struggle to string together consecutive 15-yard passes without hooking the ball into the ground or air-mailing it into the bleachers. Synthetic fields have made the outside bounce-shot extinct. Top college recruits were selected from All-Star camps where man-to-man defense rules supreme, so offensive players' best skill is creating for themselves and defenders' is shutting down dodges.
We are seeing more zone defense. This requires the offense to throw many accurate passes and make complex decisions. Zone is also used as a change in tempo — whether a once-per-quarter situational defense or a full-time defensive solution, more teams added zone defense to their table of contents in 2011. Virginia winning the title with that strategy ensures that we'll see imitators in 2012.
Overall defensive ability and schemes have tightened up. Offensive coordinators are trying harder to create favorable dodging match-ups.
Two-man games. Two-man pick and roll games are now widely used to gain a step for the ball carrier or change a matchup in the offensive team's favor. It's surprising that college coaches — a group that is enamored with "multi-sport" athletes — have been so slow to embrace the pick-and-roll game from basketball.
Straight-up 4-on-3 and 5-on-4 fastbreak goals have never been more sparse. Therefore coaches must create transition through innovation.
Substitution trickery: Trying to manufacture a scoring chance through the substitution shenanigans of the LSM. Coaches are having him sit outside the top of the box and playing 5-on-5 increases space for dodgers/passers, or using him to pick for the ball and running off keeps opposing offensive midfielders on the field in the uncomfortable role of playing defense. If the opponent chases the LSM toward the box or midfield line and is late, the attacking team has a 6-on-5.
Teams are just scratching the surface here — this evolutionary trend has further growth.
"Keep it in." Once the stalling warning is given, the offensive team goes straight into its shell...a single- or double-invert offense. Fifteen yards from goal-line extended to the end line is ample room to run and hide. Turnovers deep in the offensive zone allow for easier substitutions and prevent the defensive team from transition. This is exactly why fans have been clamoring for a shot clock that's introduced after the stalling warning goes into effect.
More two-man games means more solutions are needed to defend them.
Teams utilize multiple ways to defend the single and double (big/little) inverts. Hedge and slash - stack and shut, automatic early slide from the pick defender, adjacent defender or crease (flush it). The defensive strategy will vary based on pick location and match-up superiority.
Canadian inside finishers have never been more dangerous and accurate from the crease. They can catch and shoot in traffic. Defenses have determined that sliding off of them isn't Option 1.
More near-man (adjacent) sliding on defense. Sliding from the crease was once the rage, but over the past handful of years more programs are relying on adjacent slides and fake slides. Teams like Johns Hopkins, Notre Dame, Hofstra, Maryland, Denver and Cornell all slide from the crease less frequently then they used to.
Lacrosse has become less of an end-to-end game and more of a possession-based grind. More zone offense means coaches must employ fewer power dodgers and replace those slots with skill and savvy.
The usage of specialized offensive players. There are fewer two-end midfielders and more high school attackmen playing offensive midfield in college. They are designated offensive players (not attack or midfield — capable at either) who run off when possession is lost. The more zone we see, the stronger this trend gets.
Defenders are bigger, faster and stronger and able to cover more ground. Slide packages are buttoned up to handle standard dodge and spin tactics from known formations. The recovery phase of defense has never been more exact. Plus, more teams are mixing in zone defense as a wrinkle or staple.
1-4-1, 2-3-1, 1-3-2, 2-2-2 and circle formations have evolved into less symmetrical offensive floor plans. Teams are morphing into formations that look to overload one side of the field. The ball-carrier initiates with a dummy dodge hoping to draw a slide, then the offense executes a pass and another pass to the weak side where the real dodger has space and a favorable matchup while the defense may not be fully set or in recovery mode. Attacking a zone defense makes overloading a side essential.
Quint Kessenich covers lacrosse for the ESPN networks and Inside Lacrosse and welcomes your email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Here's another video from the same TV station that appears to show one fan with a knife and a cop using pepper spray on the brawlers.
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I remember the day my Mom called me to tell me that my brother had been diagnosed with colon cancer. It was 2006, and I was at work when she told me. I remember feeling numb and in shock. "How can a 36-year-old get colon cancer?" I thought that stuff happened when you were much older. I was told you only start to get screenings for that after the age of 50.
And so began a roller coaster year of good news/bad news/good news. For anyone (and this will be most people I think) who has ever had a close relative with cancer, you know what I mean.
At one point doctors found a tumor, which they deemed inoperable. It's words like that that make your heart stop. But not giving up hope, a team of doctors got together to review his case, and came up with a plan to try and remove the tumor. It was risky, and there was no guarantee, but they were going to operate anyway.
I'm glad they had that conference, because they did indeed remove the entire tumor, and my brother is alive and well today.
A couple years after my brother was diagnosed my mom called again, except this time she sounded more upset than when she told me about my brother. My childhood friend (and my brother's classmate) Lorna was also diagnosed with colon cancer, except her diagnosis was much more severe than my brother's. By the time she had any symptoms, the cancer had already spread to her lymph nodes and liver.
Lorna up until that point was thriving in life. She had a longtime boyfriend, dogs she loved, and was a surgical nurse. She was also one of the kindest people I've ever met in my life.
Lorna lost her battle with the disease in 2009. To this day it's still the toughest loss I've ever had in my life. I saw her a week before she passed in the hospital, and I replay that day over in my head all the time. Could I have said something more to comfort her? Did I say all I needed to say to know how much she was loved? I still feel incredible guilt that I couldn't do more or say more.
Cancer is a jerk!
I think CANCER is that one word that instills the most fear in humans. I mean, how many times have you have symptoms of something and all you think is, "Oh my God could it be cancer?" I see a lot of you raising your hands. Word to the wise: never Google your symptoms. 🙂
It gives me great comfort then, that on the great schoolyard of life, there is a warrior trying to defend us from that mean bully called cancer.
The Stowers Institute
The Stowers Institute for Medical Research was established in 1994 by the late Jim Stowers Jr., the founder of American Century Investments, and his wife Virginia Stowers. Through the generosity of American Century Investments' founder, more than 40% of the firm's profits are distributed to the Stowers Institute for Medical Research in a program called Profits with a Purpose.
American Century Investments also sponsors a celebrity golf tournament, which is happening this week in Lake Tahoe, where part of the proceeds will go to The Stowers Institute.
In a world where cancer is still a terrifying diagnosis, it really makes me happy to know there is a state of the art facility where brilliant minds have come together to try and eradicate this terrible disease.
To see what the Stowers Institute is all about, watch this inspiring video.
This post was created in partnership with American Century Investments. I have received compensation for this post. However, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Dear Creative Heart,
This is the time of year that I am spending hours in the studio fighting the battle of creative courage. It is the time of year when all the time spent dreaming and reflecting about what I will be creating in 2017 starts to unfold.
When the sun is shining and light is pouring through the windows of my upstairs sunroom studio, it helps me to find the inspiration to put the brush to canvas.
You can also find me this time of the year in my basement studio. This is a much bigger space so I have room for canvases in various stages from beginning to end. Some are drying from a layer of gesso which is the very first layer I apply to canvas. Some canvases have just had the clear line work laid down, and some have reached the finishing stages-ready for the sides to be painted and the multiple protective layers of isolation coat and varnish to be applied.
So many pieces are in progress right now…but still I work from this place of not knowing. It is in this place of not knowing where the battle of creative courage intensifies on an hourly and daily basis.
This is the place where I have to remind myself time and again that listening to what is in my heart is the way to taking the next step.
This is the place where I am deeply grateful that I have to opportunity to wrestle with translating thought, feeling and experience to the canvas in vibrant color.
Keep creating friends.
Keep ushering art into your life in all its various forms.
Look for the light, it is waiting to be found.
With Passion,
Dear Creative Heart,
This new year has brought the first large painting of the year "Unraveled", the beginning of a new body of work, local art exhibits and an "art show application season" in full swing. It is hard to believe we are already a month and a half into the new year.
Winter days in the studio are finding me adding a layer of gesso (white undercoat layer) to canvases, designing and laying down the line work for new pieces and applying to 2017 art shows.
I've also been enjoying sharing my work in some local art exhibits over the winter months. I've shared my artwork in a retirement community, an art center members show and a coffee shop. It is one of the best joys of being an artist to share work in places where people congregate as a community for fellowship, healing, growth and conversation.
There are many different responses we can choose when facing the multitude of changes, transitions, fears, and unrest that we have been dealt as a nation. One of the things I have decided to do is to choose creating and sharing art- focusing anew on creating beauty, joy, vibrant color, hope, and community.
I've decided…
With Passion,
My dearest creative hearts,
I'm sitting at my computer desk gazing out of my window on a gorgeous fall afternoon- it is an unbelievable 72 degrees on Nov. 4. (I am born and raised in Iowa and we are long trained to start most any conversation with a comment on the weather!) And, now that the gorgeous weather conversation has got us going…what's really on my heart and mind is a recent artistic challenge I've been wrestling with.
One question I have been frequently asked is "Do you have any paintings in neutral colors?" Now to be honest- I've met these requests to paint with more neutrals with a variety of responses…down right ignoring them, laughing them off, feigning interest while internally shouting "But I DON'T paint neutrals, they are boring", followed by a crossing my arms pose while internally staking my claim "I paint COLOR!" Occasionally I would let myself wonder, maybe I could try it, but then a whole other host of excuses and fears would rise up. I would worry that in light of my earlier work with bright colors, I "shouldn't paint neutrals" because it might dilute the signature colors I usually put on my palette. Artists are trained by professionals and gallery owners to do consistent work in a recognizable palette and style so that people can easily recognize the work-deviating from the known can create marketing challenges. But, underneath all the mental gymnastics, what I think was really going on was fear- fears I wouldn't figure out the technical difficulties of switching to a new color palette, fears the paintings wouldn't be beautiful (what if people don't like them?), fears that maybe people would think maybe I was "going through a hard time" if I starting painting gray paintings. Oh- the power of fear to block our creative experiments!
I wish I could tell you that I was so self aware that right away I just started painting neutral paintings. But the reality is that I had to personally do the steps to the creative process that I have taught in my classes so many times throughout the years. One benefit of having painted for many years is that I am becoming more knowledgable about my own resistance patterns to creativity. Sometimes I can't or don't take the time to step back and figure out what is going on internally, to really digest what truly is getting in the way.
What finally helped to break my creative roadblock was taking a walk to one of my favorite places-Lake Red Rock. I explored again old territory by doing a slow walk across the remaining section of Horn's Ferry Bridge that still rises above the Des Moines River.
I allowed myself to go and hang out at a place I have been hundreds of times before, but this time I saw it with fresh eyes. I walked the planks searching for inspiration and sure enough I found it-under my feet.
The weathered boards…
the knots…
the lines…
the gaps…
The creative cycle going full circle- a problem to solve, making something new from something old, letting the past speak into my future, letting my specific place in this world inform my art and inspire new creative leaps. A settling of my spirit in knowing that this series of work is authentic to me and my story and my places. And, that the seemingly simple requests for more paintings in a neutral color palette took me on a creative ride back to pieces of my own story.
With Passion,
You have the opportunity to purchase one of the new "Horns Ferry Bridge" series at any one of these three upcoming shows in central Iowa or by contacting me directly at the studio- just send me an email (firstname.lastname@example.com) if you are interested.
2016 Art Show Schedule
I'm also working on a collaborative painting with artist Chris Vance for the upcoming Paintpushers show "Collision". Painting in progress now- make plans to see the collaborative piece and meet all the Paintpusher artists at the opening reception on Dec. 2 at the Des Moines Social Club!
2016 Art Exhibits
One of the most frequent questions I get asked in my art booth is some version of "Why all the swirls?" I love this question! I've always sketched and doodled swirls, spirals, waves and circles. My notebooks/diaries/journals have been full of spirals since a young age. I even have my childhood Spirograph sitting in my studio. However, it wasn't until several years ago when I was exploring creating a body of work involving spirals, that I began to connect the dots in my own visual language journey. I started to research the deep symbolism of the spiral (and by "research" I mean standing in the Minneapolis Institute of Art book store browsing a book on symbolism in art) where I discovered two interesting things. First, the spiral is the most commonly found form in nature-I had NO IDEA!?! Really, the most common??? I also read that for centuries the spiral has been the visual symbol for growth and transformation.
This idea connected with me- it made sense at very deep personal level. I have a background in education and art. For years, I've been teaching and encouraging the processes of growth and change. I love to read books about the creative process and how it helps to facilitate openness to change. I discovered in that moment for the first time that these things that I was creating intuitively, made sense to me on intellectual, emotional and spiritual levels as well. Basically, my head was catching up with my heart.
I also think on some level this research somehow internally gave validity to my visual pursuit of this series of work. It makes me feel so "human" to admit that I had to wrestle internally and for years to find the value in my own creative processes. I'm still on this growth curve, but I have learned to be more aware of what my art is teaching me about my own life and moving through life with those around me.
We are all swirling and spiraling through stages and phases. Some are more colorful that others. Some come with more pain, some with more joy and they are all a part of this process called life. So, I paint the spirals and loops and movement capturing bits of emotion and life experiences on the canvas as I go. Each stroke a brief glimpse into this human experience- full of movement, transitions, transformations, and change.
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Henrik Larsson will be happy to leave behind a side of Scottish football he says has sickened him. The Celtic striker will bring the curtain down on his seven-year Parkhead career with a farewell match against Seville on 25 May. Larsson will be sad to leave but he has expressed his relief at not having to witness the abuse that is hurled at his team-mates - and in particular Neil Lennon - at grounds around Scotland.
"It's scary to see," he said. "We are only footballers. We play football but other than that we are just the same as everyone else. I don't understand it. You don't know the guy. Why would you hate somebody you don't know? The hatred you encounter in some of the grounds that you go to is just frightening especially when you see a grown man standing next to a kid and throwing verbal abuse at you.
"It does sicken me. Everyone wants to stamp that out in football but when you have kids watching that kind of thing then it will always be there."
The Celtic goalkeeper, Rob Douglas, will attempt to cure a long-standing thigh injury with an operation during the summer. The Scotland No 1 has been feeling pain during and after matches and after seeking advice from an English-based consultant he has agreed to have surgery.
But Douglas still hopes to play in the Scottish Cup final as the operation will not go ahead until after the end-of-season tie with Dunfermline at Hampden Park.
The Celtic manager, Martin O'Neill, has already ruled Wales striker John Hartson out of a dramatic return for the 22 May showdown despite him making a speedy recovery from a back operation.
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John Kennedy and Shaun Maloney will not play again for some time but the latter hopes to travel to America with the rest of the first-team squad for their pre-season tour.
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By Sundra Homink, Special to the Citizen 07/20/12
This time of the year, there's no shortage of fun things to do in Henrico County.
For example, on two recent weekends, some of the county's diverse music and dance offerings were on display at three events.
You could enjoy performances by a Latin ballet company, a church choir and Asian Indian dancers.
Ana Ines King, director of the Latin Ballet of Virginia, and two members of the Glen Allen-based company performed June 23 at the CultureWorks CultSha Xpo.
Dressed in a shimmering, floor-length red dress and fringed shawl, King performed a Spanish flamenco on the Science Museum of Virginia's rotunda stage.
Her dance featured beautiful fluid motions alternating with swirling spins as her shawl stayed in almost-constant motion. She twirled across the small stage, punctuating the dance with rapid-fire footsteps.
Afterwards, King introduced two young dancers costumed in brilliant, tropical colors. The duo performed a hot Caribbean rumba.
For the finale, the trio invited spectators onto the stage for a group dance lesson.
King, who founded the company, said the arts play a dominant role in Latin cultures.
"The most important part of the culture and part of the history is actually dance and music and without that we cannot live," King said.
The following day in Chester another kind of dance took center stage.
Henrico County resident Bina Shah hurried around the expansive Cultural Center of India making last-minute arrangements for the final day of the Taste of India event.
About 100 people, many from Henrico, performed at the two-day festival. Sunday's opening performance was a classical Indian dance called Bharat Natyam. The dance, performed by four teens, featured elaborate traditional dress and a tribute to Lord Ganesha, the Indian elephant god.
Shah said the event's music, dance and food were an opportunity for people to learn about India's culture without leaving the country.
"We take them to India without going to India… you experience India here," she said.
The following weekend it was busy at Gravel Hill Center in Varina despite damaging storms the night before and a temperature of 100 degrees by noon on Saturday.
The historic community hosted its "Civil War to Civil Rights" event as part of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Glendale.
About a dozen members of Gravel Hill Baptist Church's combined choir gathered under a large white tent dressed casually in the steamy weather.
Accompanied by Alvin Campbell, a music teacher at Highland Springs High School, the choir sang four songs including, "We've Come This Far By Faith" and "Amazing Grace."
James Washington Jr., chairman of the church's music committee, said gospel music appeals to people across many cultures.
"Anybody can sing gospel music. As long as your heart is right and you have the right spirit, you can sing gospel music," Washington said. "Gospel music is something that everybody can relate to."
Even if you missed these performances, Henrico County's broad range of cultural events take place year round. The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is one of the county's busiest venues.
"We make certain that our performance offerings are culturally diverse," said Anita Waters, director of public relations and marketing for the center. "Over the [past] five years … we have strategically included the Shangri-La Chinese Acrobats, The Harlem Gospel Choir, Kenya Safari Acrobats, Ezibu Muntu African Dance Company and Eleone Dance Theatre to name a few, as a way to allow our patrons the ability to experience the artistic styles from different cultures and ethnicities."
So even when this summer's heat melts into fall and eventually winter, there will still be plenty of opportunities to experience a diverse range of arts, music and dance in Henrico County.
This story is part of the Virginia Tapestry series, which is produced by In Your Shoes Media. For details about each of the organizations described in this article, visit http://www.artsglenallen.com; http://www.gravelhillbaptistchurch.com/home; and http://www.latinballet.com.
Glen Allen HS student earns playwriting residency
By Ashlee Korlach, Special to the Citizen 06/20/2017 EducationGeneral News
A play written by a Glen Allen High School junior was selected, along with seven others, to be performed professionally this summer through a nationally acclaimed Virginia high school playwriting program.
47B, a play written by 16-year-old Glen Allen High school student Dominique Dowling, was chosen by New Voices for the Theater, a playwriting competition sponsored by the School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community, from a pool of more than 150 plays by high school students in the state. > Read more.
Missing Eastern Henrico man found dead
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Henrico Police have found the body of a missing Eastern Henrico man.
The body of 25-year-old Taj Rashad Bullock, who was last seen June 10 in Eastern Henrico, was found June 20 in a wooded area in that part of the county. > Read more.
The body of 25-year-old Taj Rashad Bullock, who was last seen June 10 in Eastern Henrico, was found June 20 in a wooded area in that part of the county. > Read more.
Henrico Schools to participate in USDA summer food service
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Henrico County Public Schools, through its Division of School Nutrition Services, will participate in the 2017 Summer Food Service Program administered by the US Department of Agriculture. The program provides meals to students enrolled in Henrico Schools summer programs or in those run by the Henrico County Department of Recreation and Parks.
Food service will be provided Monday through Thursday each week. (All sites will be closed Tuesday, July 4, in recognition of Independence Day.) Breakfast will be served from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Lunch will be served between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., but specific lunch times will vary depending on the site. > Read more.
Henrico to offer July 20 class on treating opioid overdoses with naloxone
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The Henrico County Division of Fire and Henrico Area Mental Health & Developmental Services (MH/DS) will present a free class Thursday, July 20 on how to administer naloxone to potentially save the life of someone who has overdosed on opioids.
The Revive! Opioid Overdose and Naloxone Education for Virginia class will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the MH/DS offices at 4825 S. Laburnum Ave. > Read more.
The Revive! Opioid Overdose and Naloxone Education for Virginia class will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the MH/DS offices at 4825 S. Laburnum Ave. > Read more.
Crime Stoppers' Crime of the Week – June 20, 2017
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Police in Richmond are still looking for the person who they say robbed the FasMart at 2107 Semmes Avenue. Crime Stoppers needs the public's help identifying this suspect.
The robbery occurred at approximately 12:45 a.m. on Wednesday, May 31. The suspect entered the store pointing the weapon at the store clerk. As the suspect walked toward the counter, a second employee approached the suspect and grabbed the barrel of the weapon. > Read more.
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When I first came here the NHS hadn't begun, I think my mum was asked to pay 7/6d per week! Visiting was 2hrs on the 1st Sunday of the month only. Just as well really because my parents had to travel from 3 miles south of Dorking. I laid flat on my back for most of the 3 years with my left hip in plaster, a strap across my chest, and weights out of the end of the bed holding my left leg still. In fact when I came out of hospital my right shoe had to be made up by 3" to compensate for the extra length of my left!. I remember very little of my stay in Treloars, apart from catching chicken-pox and being placed in an isolation ward, and Mum and Dad wearing gowns etc., when they visited. I remember being told off by Sister when I got stung by a Bee on my finger, she said it was because I spilt my food on the bed! I ate my food from a plate at the side of my head, no pillow you see!. I remember the nurses turning their cloaks inside out to sing carols at Christmas. I also remember having a face drawn on the special cup I used for drinks. We spent a lot of time outside on the Balcony, fresh air being good for you, and I also spent 3 weeks at a 'branch' of the Hospital on Hayling Island. I think I spent the whole of the time outside, day and night. The wards at Alton were 'Nightingale' wards, and in between them were large rooms in which were stored the stone hot-water bottles that used to pack around you when you were outside on the balcony. You would spend time out there whatever the weather. I remember Dr Gauvain, the daughter of Sir Henry Gauvain (whose portrait hung in the entrance hall), Mr Wilson, and I also remember 'Scottie', who was the porter who used to drive the electric trolleys that took you to X-Ray, and the Plaster Room. I hated having the plaster off, they used hand cutters like giant clippers, it scared me and I cried a lot. I spent 19 years going back to Out-Patients (it eventually became once a year). I spent 3 weeks in an observation ward during Coronation Week 1953, and underwent a Harris-Mueller Osteotomy in 1969, returning in 1975 to have the metal bracket removed, which I still have.
Since then I played cricket regularly, bowled off-breaks, had a total hip replacement, played cricket after 13 weeks, eventually played Senior cricket for Surrey. I am a Level 2 Coach, a qualified Umpire, and only stopped playing in 2008 after having back surgery that went badly wrong. I was 65. I still umpire and coach my grandchildren. I was advised to do a bit of research; I was originally diagnosed with a TB hip, and I think I was probably suffering from Perthes Disease. I had no education whilst at Treloars, I was probably not the right age group?
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This tutorial shows how to create animated GIFs using "burst mode" photos taken with a smartphone. Although I used a Lumia 1020 -- running Windows Phone 8.1 OS -- to take my photos, most smartphones sold today support burst mode photography. This group includes the Samsung Galaxy series of phones running Android, as well as newer iPhones running iOS.
So, as long as you can create and save burst mode photos to a folder on your Linux, Mac, or Windows machine, this tutorial should prove useful. But before you proceed to the next step, please ensure you have ImageMagick installed first.
Bursting with photos
Many Windows Phone camera apps allow taking photos in burst mode. For this tutorial, I tested a GIF conversion process that works with the most popular of these apps: Lumia Camera and Nokia Smart Cam.
Both of these apps encapsulate burst mode photos inside a file format known as Nokia Archive (nar). These "nar" files are in reality standard ZIP files containing XML files and a sequence of JPEG (jpg) photo images. Old versions of this format contain only one XML file and one set of photo images. However, the latest version (1.1) contains three XML files, and sets of both high and low resolution images.
I decided to use Lumia Camera to take series of rapid fire photos of my friends' dog named Douglas:
Later, I imported the nar file to my computer using Windows Explorer, and changed the extension from .nar to .zip. Then, I extracted the contents of the zip file to an empty folder:
From this group, I removed all low resolution (*_rlv.jpg) images and xml files.
Finally, I used two ImageMagick commands to create the 320x180 animated GIF seen below. Both of the following ImageMagick commands process image files in sequential order. Because Windows Phone also names burst mode files numerically in the order they are created, ImageMagick tools become ideal for creating animated GIFs from nar files and/or other ordered image sets.
mogrify -resize 320 *.jpg
convert -delay 15 -loop 0 *.jpg douglas.gif
A bit of explanation: First, mogrify resizes all JPEG images in the folder to a width of 320 pixels, preserving aspect ratio. The second command, convert, uses the resized image files to create a new animated GIF with a 15 millisecond delay between frames, cycling indefinitely.
Scripting the process
To make life easier and to automate this process, I've created a Windows batch file and a bash script for Mac OS X and Linux users, naming both cvnar. For those running Windows, you will need the 7-Zip utility installed beforehand in order for the batch file to work.
NOTE: If you uncomment the lines in the "clean up" section at the end of either script, I highly recommend placing your nar files in an empty conversion folder, then changing directory to the same folder before running. This is because both scripts delete all JPG and XML files in the current folder if these lines are uncommented, leaving only the original nar file and new animated GIF.
Feel free to download either of these scripts from GitHub, here.
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By Ted Chen, The China Post Friday, March 28, 2014, 12:08 am TWN
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Following its first-quarter board of directors meeting the Central Bank of the Republic of China yesterday announced that interest rates will remain unchanged for the 11th consecutive quarter.
The central bank yesterday stated that the rediscount rate, the rate on accommodations with collateral and the rate on the short accommodations without collateral is set at 1.875 percent, 2.25 percent and 4.125 percent respectively, remaining unchanged for the 11th consecutive quarter since September 2011.
The central bank explained that amid moderate economic growth and inflation, current monetary policies are deemed ideal for stabilizing Taiwan's financial sector and the price of consumer goods.
In response to hints suggesting the growing likelihood of impending interest rate hikes by the South Korean central bank, Perng emphasized that he had issued similar warnings to the public well in advance of his counterpart.
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Most notably, Perng yesterday voiced his support for the Cross-Strait Trade in Services Agreement, stating that Taiwan must surmount protectionism sentiments in order to progress towards prosperity.
According to Perng, rivaling South Korea currently has nine active free trade agreements that encompasses 36.3 percent of its exports, while Taiwan's six free trade agreements represents a paltry 9.3 percent of exports.
Protectionism will only marginalize Taiwan's role in international commerce and exacerbate current unemployment woes, said Perng. In addition, free trade agreements have always involved give-and-take, said Perng, emphasizing that a staunch protectionist stance will contribute little to negotiation efforts. Current setbacks of the services industries component will also hinder future progress on the follow-up Cross-Strait Trade in Goods Agreement, affecting the employment prospects of industries, warned Perng.
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In addition, on the specifics of the service industries trade agreement, Perng stated that he consider the terms offered by China to be more favorable than the requirements of World Trade Organization guidelines. China has opened up 80 service industry sectors compared to Taiwan's 64, of which all have been opened to other nations of the world, said Perng. He added that as of January, 264 investment visas have been granted to managers of PRC nationality, who are expected to create 9,624 jobs in Taiwan.
Perng also emphasized that the completion of negotiations with China will pave the way toward other regional trade pacts such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). On whether his views will incite the spread of protests to the central bank, Perng replied that rational acknowledgment of the facts will prevail over heated sentiments.
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