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- The Order: 1886
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- Sony Computer Entertainment
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About The Order: 1886
The Order: 1886 takes place in an alternate universe where the Industrial Revolution came about as a solution to winning a centuries-old war against inhuman foes. Developed by Ready at Dawn, the studio responsible for the PSP God of War games, The Order is a third-person featuring an assortment of original weaponry in what is billed as an occupied London where the titular Order strive to maintain equilibrium between humanity and these ancient foes.
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The Order: 1886 amazing graphics achieved through imperfection
Ready At Dawn has revealed that its secret to creating such impressive visuals for its upcoming PlayStation Exclusive action-adventure game, The Order: 1886, is 'imperfection'. The team at the official PlayStation magazine recently spoke with Ready At Dawn CEO Ru Weerasuriya about its d...
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PS4-exclusive The Order: 1886 gets stunning direct feed gameplay footage
Ever since its debut during Sony's E3 press conference back in 2013, gamers have been eagerly anticipating more information on The Order: 1886. Sony today released its first direct feed gameplay footage of the hotly anticipated title without commentary. The three minute video showcases some of th...
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The Order: 1886 trailer gets us pumped for PS4's best-looking title yet
UPDATE: Our preview coverage and screenshots have landed! Read what Kyle thought of The Order: 1886 in a gameplay demonstration and check out new screens and concept art for the game. --- Ready at Dawn has unleashed a brand new trailer for its hotly-anticipated PlayStation 4 exclusive, The Ord...
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The Order: 1886 in development since 2009, ideas started in 2006
Speaking to PlayStation journalists during a sneak preview of The Order: 1886, creative director and writer Ru Weerasuriya revealed that gameplay and story development began as early as 2009, with ideas incubating within Ready at Dawn since 2006. "We incubated ideas for story for a long, long ...
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Stunning new The Order: 1886 screenshots unleashed
In a considered bid to compliment our comprehensive coverage of the Ready at Dawn PS4-exclusive The Order: 1886, a slew of stunning screens and concept art have been released to feast your eager eyes on. The screens, four of which are seen below, go an immeasurable distance in whetting our appeti...
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The Order: 1886 won't feature multiplayer
Ready at Dawn has confirmed that PlayStation 4-exclusive action title The Order: 1886 won't feature a multiplayer component. Andrea Pessino, the studio's Chief Technical Officer, dropped the news on Twitter: @TheRazorRex @elcuco786 Correct. No multiplayer, it is a single player...
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The Order: 1886 locked to 30 fps 'in favor of spectacular effects' and 1080p
An interview with Ready at Dawn boss Ru Weerasuriya by German website Play3 reveals The Order: 1886, one of Sony's high-profile PS4 releases in 2014, will be locked at 30 frames per second. Weerasuriya, in a translation courtesy of Gaming Bolt, explains the decision was made ". . . In favor of...
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The Order: 1886 preview embargo lifts February 18
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A duo of new screenshots for PlayStation 4-exclusive The Order: 1886 have leaked online and are rumored to be stills from a yet-to-be-revealed gameplay trailer. The low-quality certainly does not dampen the effective lighting, noticeably showcasing how atmosp...
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Mrs. Mary Jane (Mattie) Mooreman
Between 1936 and 1938, the WPA Federal Writers' Project (FWP) sent unemployed writers in 17 states to interview ordinary people for a collection of life histories. Initially, only four states (Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Virginia) were involved in collecting the stories of former slaves, but John Lomax, the National Advisor on Folklore and Folkways for the FWP, soon directed writers in the remaining states to carry out interviews with ex-slaves as well. Federal writers were given instructions on what kinds of questions to ask and how to capture their dialects, though white representations of black speech had a long and ugly history of entrenched stereotyping. This narrative, from Mattie Mooreman of Hot Springs, Arkansas, describes a trip she took with her employer's family to Watertown after the war, where she was the only black person many of the town's children had ever seen. Her narrative begins on page 127 and runs through page 135. The trip to Watertown is on page 133.
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Planet candidates in the Solar System [artist's impression]
The world's astronomers, under the auspices of the International Astronomical Union (IAU), have concluded two years of work defining the lower end of the planet scale - what defines the difference between "planets" and "solar system bodies". If the definition is approved by the astronomers gathered 14-25 August 2006 at the IAU General Assembly in Prague, our Solar System will consist of 12 planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Charon and 2003 UB313.
There will most likely be more planets announced by the IAU in the future. Currently a dozen "candidate planets" are listed on IAU's "watchlist" which keeps changing as new objects are found and the physics of the existing candidates becomes better known. A number of these planet candidates are shown here.
In this artist's impression the planet candidates are drawn to scale, but without correct relative distances.
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This is part 1 of two posts on yellow fever. Here is the following post, "why yellow fever is fucked up!"
I was at my first demonstration a few months ago when I met a male activist through a friend. He was one of the leading organizers. I was new to everything — how to organize, activist lingo, political discussions outside of the classroom, and other activists. This guy that I met – let's call him Allen – knew this and volunteered to "take me under his wing." I did not hesitate and gladly welcomed his help.
As a womon — and an Asian Amerikan womon at that — I was vulnerable to men hitting on and harassing me. The stereotype of Asian womyn as submissive is pervasive and leads men to think "she can't say no to me." Naïve as I was, I thought that male activists would know better than to fetishize Asian womyn. How wrong was I to assume that! My illusion was quickly smashed when Allen spoke to me online soon after I met him.
He would be very flirtatious with me even when I did not reciprocate. For men, this should be a clear sign that the womon that you are speaking to is uncomfortable. Eventually, Allen asked me if it was a good idea if he asked me out. Without hesitation, I said no, I think it is a bad idea.
It was a bad idea for the following reasons:
(1) The power dynamics of the relationship is similar to that of a teacher and a student. He knew that I was new so he could take advantage of me in any way that he wanted to. His eagerness to want to "help" me should have been a warning sign. Not to mention, he is at least 10 years older than me. After speaking to some other activists about my experience, they told me that it was a common thing that womyn activists generally face — getting hit on by male activists. Tell me how you can go out there and protest about a big cause and NOT be critical of your own practices!
(2) It was obvious that he had Asian fetish. He had a "particular" type of womon that he was fascinated with: North Korean traffic guards. (Those were not the only pictures he showed me.) When he showed me those pictures, I felt objectified. After that, I tried to avoid having other conversations with him. However, I realized that shutting him out was not the best thing to do for me. Instead, I should have confronted him and heavily criticized him.
For Asian womyn, I think speaking out against yellow fever is empowering. You have to tell those bastards to back the fuck off! How else would you have control over your space and body?
The few exchanges that I had with Allen led to me an important conclusion: male culture in activist circles is no different from male culture outside of activist circles. It needs to be overthrown and replaced with a new culture that respects womyn.
I think Asian womyn can initiate this new culture by speaking more about our experiences with Asian fetish and coming up with ways to obliterate the problem. Concretely speaking, what we can do is to organize among ourselves. You know how guys gather together and cat call sometimes? Well, we can pull that shit on a guy who has yellow fever and is unwilling to change. Gather together and embarrass the shit out of him in public together.
However, if a guy realizes that yellow fever is wrong and wants to change, then a discussion might be helpful. These kinds of discussions, especially those initiated by Asian womyn, need to be public because it can help other Asian womyn.
But for starters, we need to flip the finger at those horny pricks who think that they can fuck with an Asian womon! Who said that Asian womyn are quiet and submissive??


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Woodside named best point guard
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Woodside's NBA dream is alive thanks to spot on Warriors' Summer League teamOne year removed from North Dakota State, it was a real world for Ben Woodside. For the first time in his life, he wasn't around family and friends. For the first time, English wasn't a language he could take for granted.
By Jeff Kolpack , June 23, 2010
Bison basketball: Whole new world: Woodside team's leading scorer, all-starAt 5-feet-10, 185 pounds, Ben Woodside has never been considered a big man. But he felt like a giant when he first moved to France to play professional basketball.
By Kevin Schnepf , December 24, 2009
Bison basketball: Whole new world: Winkelman scores points, gets engagedBrett Winkelman is playing professional basketball in Italy – the land of love.
By Kevin Schnepf , December 24, 2009
Woodside makes French all-star teamBen Woodside was in Russia when he heard the news that he's been selected to play in an all-star game in Paris.
By Kevin Schnepf , December 09, 2009
Former NDSU guard Ben Woodside to explore all his basketball optionsAfter watching an entire basketball game from the bench for the first time in his long career, Ben Woodside is prepared to wait once again in his quest to become an NBA player.
By Kevin Schnepf , July 21, 2009
Woodside sees action in Summer League gameOne day after sitting on the bench for an entire game, Ben Woodside played for more than eight minutes Monday when the Minnesota Timberwolves lost to the D-League Select team 96-91 in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.
By Forum staff reports , July 14, 2009
Good health helps Woodside's chancesPreparing for this week's NBA Summer League in Las Vegas with the Minnesota Timberwolves, Ben Woodside couldn't help but be thankful Saturday for staying healthy.
By By Kevin Schnepf , July 12, 2009
North Dakota State's Ben Woodside will learn his NBA draft fate todayBen Woodside is ready to relax and watch a little television tonight. "It will be exciting," said Woodside, who will be in Chicago watching the draft with his dad, mom, younger sister and girlfriend.
By Kevin Schnepf , June 25, 2009
NBA coach says Woodside has opened eyesAccording to one NBA coach, Ben Woodside's stock rose this week in Minneapolis.
By Kevin Schnepf , June 05, 2009
Woodside gets NBA tryout today in MinneapolisNorth Dakota State's Ben Woodside will get a look today from 20 NBA teams during Day 2 of a four-day pre-draft workout in Minneapolis.
By Forum staff reports , June 02, 2009
Woodside gets NBA tryout today in MinneapolisNorth Dakota State's Ben Woodside will get a look today from 20 NBA teams during Day 2 of a four-day pre-draft workout in Minneapolis.
By Forum staff reports , June 01, 2009
Nerves for the Spurs: Busy weekend will lead to Woodside's NBA tryout with San AntonioWorking out the last 10 days in Chicago, Ben Woodside has grown to appreciate his downtown apartment view of Lake Michigan.
By Kevin Schnepf , May 15, 2009
Pro-active path: NDSU's Woodside on to NBA tryoutsBen Woodside, the leading scorer in North Dakota State men's basketball history, found out Sunday that he will get NBA tryouts with the Minnesota Timberwolves, Portland Trail Blazers, Memphis Grizzlies and Houston Rockets.
By By Kevin Schnepf , April 27, 2009
Crunch time for NDSU's Woodside: Opening eyes of scouts at Portsmouth Invitational could open doors to the NBABen Woodside's childhood dream to play in the NBA takes another step toward reality this week in a high school gymnasium in Virginia.
By Kevin Schnepf , April 08, 2009
Bison hoops players lend a hand in Briarwood area south of FargoIt was just a week ago when Ben Woodside was getting ready to play in the NCAA basketball tournament, one of the biggest sporting events in the world. On Tuesday, he was sandbagging like thousands of others.
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Police responded to a call about gunshots heard on McDaniel Avenue Saturday around 10 p.m., according to Lt. Fred Forsythe. The victim, an 18-year-old man, was lying on the ground when police arrived. The man appeared to have been shot in the lower back, Forsythe said. He told police he didn't see who shot him.
The victim was treated at Regional Medical Center with injuries from which he was expected to recover, Forsythe said. He said he did not know Monday whether the man had been released from the hospital.
Police said a crowd of 30 people were at the scene along the 1100 block of McDaniel Avenue when officers arrived.
None of the witnesses at the scene said they saw the shooting, Forsythe said.
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Friday, April 25, 2014
By BERNIE REIM
The month of May is named for the Greek goddess Maia, who was identified with the Roman goddess of fertility. As New England will continue its slow transformation into spring, so the skies above continue to reveal their new constellations, not seen since last year at this time. The famous Winter Hexagon continues to sink inexorably lower into our western sky even as the equally famous Summer Triangle is now beginning to rise over our eastern horizon.
Even though the days are getting longer, there is still plenty of night time to see and become aware of a few more of the wonders always present above us.
There are many interesting highlights this month, including a trio of bright planets in our evening sky, an annular solar eclipse over Australia, another partial penumbral eclipse of the moon and even another meteor shower, the Eta Aquarids.
Brilliant Venus has now reappeared in our evening sky, setting about one hour after sunset in the northwestern sky. This will be an interesting celestial dance to follow all month. Venus will be getting higher even as Jupiter continues to sink lower after it has been well placed for viewing all fall and winter. Mercury will join the pair of bright planets during the second half of May.
To add to the beauty of this unfolding dance, a slender waxing crescent moon will pass just below Venus and then Jupiter during the evenings of May 10 to 12. Look low in the West-Northwestern sky a half-hour after sunset. You will see Venus just to the left of the Pleiades, also known as the Seven Sisters, and just to the right of the Hyades star cluster, marking the face of Taurus the Bull. The next evening the moon will have moved 12 degrees farther east by the same time. Then, on Sunday evening the 12th, the moon will be a little larger and just to the left and above Jupiter and to the right and above Betelgeuse, the red supergiant star in Orion.
Then continue to watch each clear evening as Jupiter rapidly sinks lower into our western sky even as Venus slowly climbs higher. The three planets will form a straight line about 12 degrees long on May 19. Watch as this line continues to get shorter each evening.
The trio will be within just 5 degrees of each other from the 24th to the 29th. Watch carefully as this trio gets even tighter on May 26. All three planets will fit within a circle less than 2.5 degrees wide. Through a telescope, you will see that Venus is almost fully lit by the sun and about one third the apparent width of Jupiter. Mercury will be about half the size of Venus and is about 70 percent lit by the sun.
By the end of May, the planets will magically realign themselves again into a straight line again, this time with Mercury on top, Venus in the middle and Jupiter closest to the horizon.
Saturn is just past opposition now, so it rises in the east just before the sun sets. It will not form any dramatic conjunctions, but it will be in retrograde or westward motion out of Libra into eastern Virgo this month. The waxing gibbous moon will pass near the ringed planet on the 22nd.
There will also be an annular solar eclipse on May 10, but it will only be visible over parts of Australia and a few Pacific islands. Try to catch a live feed of this eclipse on slooh.com.
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Architect Robert Nicol pledges $2 million to advance Deaf Studies
The gift will benefit The Silent Garden, a project to cultivate communication for the deaf and hard of hearing community of Central California.
The Robert Duncan Nicol Endowed Chair in the Silent Garden will bring experts from across the nation to teach at Fresno State and conduct outreach with the community. A new guest lecturer will be invited each year to teach and provide free workshops, seminars and counseling services for teachers, parents and professionals. Read more on FresnoStateNews.com
Social Work Education Professor receives 2009 - 2010 Provost's Award for teaching
Dr. John Franz, a professor in the Department of Social Work Education was awarded the 2009-10 Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching. This award is the top teaching honor at California State University, Fresno.
Nursing Department gets $1 million bequest
The College of Health and Human Services has received its largest single gift to date: a $1,027,922 million bequest from the estate of alumnus Air Force Col. Edwin J. Cook to provide scholarships for nursing students.
Dr. Jody Hironaka-Juteau appointed as new Associate Dean for the College of Health and Human Services
(December 16, 2009) Dr. Jody Hironaka-Juteau has agreed to serve as the Associate Dean for the College of Health and Human Services. She will begin her appointment on January 5th. Dr. Hironaka-Juteau has served as the chair of the Department of Recreation Admininistration since 2007. For the spring 2010 semester, Dr. Hironaka-Juteau will continue her role as chair in the Department of Recreation Administration. Dr. Hironaka-Juteau attended the Institute for Women in Higher Education offered by HERS and the Harvard Graduate School of Education Management Development Program. She is also an alum of the Leadership Fresno Program. She has served in the Academic Senate, the President's Committee on Disabilities, the University Budget Committee and the Gender Equity Task Force as well as on numerous other campus committees. She currently serves as the Chair of the Chairs group on campus. She is recognized for her expertise and experience in the areas of prejudice reduction, diversity training and collaboration.
Dr. Andrew Hoff named Dean of the College of Health and Human Services
(May 6, 2009) Dr. Hoff is a graduate of Fresno State where he earned undergraduate and graduate degrees. He completed his Ph.D. in Recreation and Leisure at the University of Utah in 1989. Prior to earning his graduate degrees, Dr. Hoff served as City Manager of Mendota. He has served on numerous committees at the University including the General Education Committee, Facilities and Campus Environment Liaison Committee, Global and Continuing Education, Employee Assistance Committee, Academic Policy and Planning, Gender Equity Task Force, IETCC, and the Academic Senate. He was responsible for initiating the University Life + Work + Links Program and was program coordinator for six years in Recreation Administration and Leisure Studies before becoming Associate Dean in the college in 1999. He served as the Interim Dean of the College of Engineering during the college revitalization from 2005-2007.
Dr. Cassandra Joubert appointed as Director of the Central California Children's Institute
(October 15, 2008) - Dr. Cassandra Joubert has been appointed director of the Central California Children's Institute at California State University, Fresno. The institute is dedicated to improving the well-being and quality of life for central San Joaquin Valley children, youth and their families.
Dr. Scott Sailor joins national athletic trainers board
(June 6, 2008) - Dr. Scott Sailor, assistant professor of kinesiology at California State University, Fresno, has been chosen to serve on the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) board of directors. Sailor will direct the association's efforts on behalf of athletic training professionals in California, Hawaii and Nevada. More...


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Only a few weeks ago, during a special session of the legislature, Gov. Malloy and Republican legislative leaders came together — in the spirit of Sandy Hook, as one of them put it — to wrestle to the ground a budget deficit of nearly a half-billion dollars.
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Pollyanna and Ortis put the latest kitchen gadgets to the test in a festival food truck challenge.
Suzi and Ortis attempt to give the humble paperback a 21st-century makeover by creating their own interactive e-books. Meanwhile Pollyanna tests the latest waterproof cameras on the river rapids of Morocco, Jon seeks out the UK's best and fastest broadband deals, and Jason gets in touch with his inner animal as he nominates his top five pet gadgets.
Pollyanna and Ortis put the latest kitchen gadgets to the test in a festival food truck challenge.
Ortis and Jason hunt for the best gadget experience days in the UK.
Suzi and Jason are tasked with writing a new theme tune for the show.
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The new theme song is just horrible and somewhat annoying!
i love th new theme tunes i think it is better than the old one
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The old won's best
I think the new theme tune is great and a move forward. Shame for all those who hanker for the past.
the new theme tune is crap but get used to it
the theme tune is crap but get used to it
The new theme tune is terrible. The old tune was ahead of its time, and for me was THE sound of the Gadget show.
Not enjoying the new theme tune either. Seems like you've managed to upset most fans rather than please them!
It doesn't feal like the gadget show with the new theme tune
That theme tune is dreadful, change that back too !!!!
I personally preferred the original theme tune too. It was a nice idea using consumer tech to change it but in the end "one must always choose the lesser of two weevils". I am still a huge fan though, good thing the show is top notch ;)
Theme tune is horrible! We never had the choice not to vote.
Theme tune is horrible, I want the old one back! We didn't get the choice not to vote.
yeah same - the exercise was fun, but back the the tried and tested original theme now, eh!?
What was wrong with the old tune?
old theme tune was top class, this one is however is shameful. Boooooo >:-(
I'd have to agree. Suzy's was definitely the winning tune but nobody gave us the option NOT to change the theme. It really sounds like a cheesy gameshow.
the new theme tune sounds like something that should be on a 1980s sonic computer game
sorry gadget show i have to agree i h8 the new theme tune to sounds like somethig cheesey from the 60s naff all to do with gadgets doesnt suit the show
Themes rubbish :( Why not stick with the old one?
I think the one they chose is better than Jason's, but if it's not broke don't fix it.
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Have you tried any creams or lotions to deal with your pain? The best thing I've ever found is Zinc Oxide. You can buy it at almost any drugstore, it's cheap too if you stick with the generic brand.
Yes, it goes on the outside. There are other things you can do to relieve the hemorrhoids besides the creams. There are special baths you can take that help relieve some of the pain and a few other things, but I'm not really familiar with them because I've not had too much of a problem with them. If you do a Google search for hemorrhoid relief or look around on WebMD some, you should be able to find something.
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I had to be sent to another GI that my nutritionist wanted me to see so i made the appointment for next week after my other GI appt on friday but my nutritionist said i had to go right away so since they were friends they were able to get me in yesterday afternoon. when i told her about the pain she said yeah i most likely have the hemorrhoids. she was like "oh you don't have Crohns you dont have Crohns" and i just sat there and was like you havent even read my records and when i told her i was borderline for an ibd she was like well that doesnt mean anything. i got so annoyed. she said i have a severe bacterial overgrowth and immediately started me on heavy duty probiotics and another antispasmodic. and that this was ibs. i was just so frustrated that i couldnt even get out the emotion i had yesterday until today. yesterday was a really hard day for me. i cried all day appt after appt. first the nutritionist, then therapy, then psychiatrist, then GI. i was so exauhsted!! I hope i get some news after tomorrows appt!! i will let you all know!
Lauren, it sounds like you've had a ton of test - does the ct show anything? (sorry - I think I remember you saying you did have one but I don't remember what it showed) I know mine have showed what looks like crohn's even before the colonoscopy showed much at all
I think it can sometimes be tricky to get into the ileum- my gi said something about a difficult turn - but he told me mine looked deformed.
I'm looking at my colonoscopy result page - here are the notes about not being able to get into the ileum for me:
* "the mucosa of the ileocecal valve appeared edematous, ulcerated and friable"
* "the terminal ileum was visualized and appeared inflamed and ulcerated. Despite multiple attempts, I could not intubate the terminal ileum"
The pill cam is an interesting idea msob... if she has narrowing it can be bad bc it can get stuck - but it might be worth asking if its possible
Lauren, I think you've referenced seeing a surgical gi - could you go to another gi for a 2nd opinion? or even talk to your gp? I know I've gotten more info sometimes from providers when they're reading someone else's notes - crazy as that is...
I'm sorry you're feeling so crummy. I know what I kept thinking when I was hearing IBS was - fine - then lets work on making me feel better. Just because there's no evidence of damage doesn't mean it doesn't matter - I think we all just want to live life to the fullest possible but I agree - not having an explanation is frustrating
I hope you got some good rest last night
hang in there
there are so many days where i just want to give up! im going to see my primary dr today because now i have a bad cold on top of things and my hips are still bothering me so i just want to talk to her about that. and i just need someone to talk to in general because i am miserable and i dont see my therapist until monday and i cant wait that long.
thanks for listening ali!
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This note outlines timecode, as used in video, film, audio recording, editing, and sequencing equipment. For further information, see Chapter 21, Timecode, in my book A Technical Introduction to Digital Video.
Timecode systems assign a number to each frame of video analogously to the way that film is manufactured with edge numbers to allow each frame to be uniquely identified. Time data is coded in binary coded decimal (BCD) digits in the form HH:MM:SS:FF, in the range 00:00:00:00 to 23:59:59:29 for 30 Hz frame rate systems. There are timecode variants for systems having 24, 25, 29.97, and 30 frames per second.
In addition to the 32 bits required for eight-digit time data, timecode systems accommodate an additional 32 user bits per frame. User bits may convey one of several types of information: a second timecode stream, such as a timecode from an original recording; a stream of ASCII/ISO characters; motion picture production data, as specified in SMPTE RP 135; auxiliary BCD numerical information, such as tape reel number; or nonstandard information. A group of 4 user bits is referred to as a binary group. The information portion of timecode thus totals 64 bits per frame.
A number of synchronization bits are appended to the 64 information bits of timecode in order to convey timecode through a channel. Sixteen synchronization bits are appended to form 80-bit longitudinal timecode (LTC). Eighteen sync bits and 8 CRC bits are appended to form 90-bit vertical interval timecode (VITC) that can be inserted into a video signal.
The BCD coding of time data has two implications. First, since no BCD digit can contain all ones, the all-ones code is available for other purposes. Second, the high-order bits of certain timecode digits are available for use as flags. These flag bits are described later.
The color frame flag is asserted when the least significant bit of the timecode frame number is intentionally locked to the color frame sequence of the associated video, that is, locked to Frame A and Frame B of SMPTE 170M.
In 25 Hz video, such as in 625/50 video systems, and in 24 Hz film, there is an exact integer number of frames in each second. In these systems, timecode has an exact correspondence with clock time. In 525/59.94 systems, there is not an integer number of frames per second. The remainder of this section deals with the dropframe mechanism that is used to compensate timecode to obtain a reasonable approximation of clock time. Dropframes are not required or permitted when operating at 24, 25, or 30 frames per second.
During the transition from monochrome to color television, certain interference constraints needed to be satisfied among the horizontal, sound, and color frequencies. These constraints were resolved by reducing the 60.00 Hz field rate of monochrome television by a factor of exactly 1000/1001 to create the color NTSC field rate of about 59.94 Hz. This led to the dropframe timecode that is familiar to anyone that has been involved in videotape editing.
Counting frames at the NTSC frame rate of 29.97 Hz is slower than real time by the factor 1000/1001, which, if left uncorrected, would result in an apparent cumulative error of about +3.6 seconds in an hour. To avoid this error, timecode systems are designed so that on average once every 1000 frames a frame number is dropped, that is, omitted from the counting sequence. Of course, it is only the timecode number that is dropped, not the whole frame!
Frame numbers must be dropped in pairs in order to maintain the relationship of timecode (even or odd frame number) to video color frame (A or B).
Dropping a pair of frames every 66 2/3 seconds
- that is, at an interval of one minute, six seconds, and twenty frames
- produces the sequence in the table to the left. Although this sequence
is not easily recognizable, it repeats after exactly ten minutes! This is
a consequence of the ratios of the numbers: Two frames in 2000 accumulates
18 frames in 18 000, and there are 18 000 frames in 10 minutes
(30 frames, times 60 seconds, times 10 minutes). To produce
an easy-to-compute, easy-to-remember sequence of dropframe numbers, the
key rule of dropframe timecode was devised:
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start of every minute except the tenth.
In effect, a dropped pair that is due is delayed until the beginning of the next minute.
Timecode is recorded on studio videotape and audiotape recorders as a longitudinal track with characteristics similar or identical to those of an audio track. LTC is interfaced in the studio as an audio signal pair using three-pin XLR connectors.
Each frame time is divided into 80 bit cells; therefore the bit rate of timecode data is nominally 2.4 kb/s. LTC is recorded using the binary FM technique, also known as Manchester code: Each bit cell has a transition at its start, a one bit has a transition in the middle of the cell and a zero bit does not. This coding is immune to the polarity reversals that sometimes occur in audio distribution equipment.
LTC is transmitted bit-serially, in four-bit nibbles; first a timecode nibble, then a user nibble, least significant bit first. This 64-bit stream is followed by a 16-bit sync word pattern that comprises the sequence 0, 0, twelve ones, 0, and 1. The sync pattern is distinguished from any data pattern, since the combination of BCD timecode digit coding and time/user digit interleaving inherently excludes any run of nine or more successive 1 bits. The sync pattern also identifies whether timecode is being read in the forward or reverse direction so that timecode can be recovered whether the tape is moving forward or backward.
At normal play speed, LTC can be decoded from tape as long as the playback system (heads, preamps) has an audio bandwidth out to about 2.4 kHz. To recover timecode at the shuttle rates of a high-quality studio VTR - about 60 times play speed - requires an audio bandwidth about 60 times higher. Due to the limitations of stationary head magnetic recording, longitudinal timecode from a VTR (or ATR) cannot be read at very slow speeds or with the tape stopped.
Vertical Interval timecode overcomes the disadvantage that LTC cannot be read with videotape stopped or moving slowly. With VITC, one or two video scan lines in the vertical interval of the video signal contain timecode data. VITC in 525/59.94 should be conveyed on line 14 (277). For videotape recording it is advisable to record VITC redundantly on two nonconsecutive lines, in case one line suffers a tape dropout. Lines 16 and 18 (279 and 281) are preferred. VITC identifies each field of video; a field mark bit is asserted for the even field (field 2).
Each VITC line conveys 90 bits as 9 serialized bytes, each preceded by a 2-bit sync code (one, zero). The first 8 bytes contain the timecode information bits in LTC order.
The ninth byte contains a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) code that may be used for error detection (and possibly correction). CRC is computed as G(x) = x8 + 1 across the 64 information bits and the 18 VITC sync bits. The CRC can be generated by an 8-bit shift register and an exclusive-or (XOR) gate. A CRC can be independently computed by the receiver from the information and sync bits; if the computed CRC does not match the transmitted CRC, then an error is known to have occurred.
The bit rate of VITC for 525/59.94 systems is one-half of the NTSC color subcarrier frequency, that is, one-half of 315/88 MHz. A zero bit is at blanking level (0 IRE), and a one bit is at 80 IRE. The 0-to-1 transition of the first (start) bit is delayed 10.5 µs from the 50-percent point of the line sync datum (0H). A decoder must use the sync bit transition at the start of the line to establish a decoder phase reference; it may or may not use the other sync transitions.
Timecode is fundamental to videotape editing. An edit is denoted by its in point (the timecode of the first frame to be recorded) and its out point (the timecode of the first frame beyond the recording). An edited tape can be described by the list of edits used to produce it. Each entry in such an edit decision list (EDL) contains the in and out points of the edited tape, and the in and out points of the source tape, along with tape reel number and/or other source and transition identification.
An edited tape is invariably recorded with continuous "nonbroken" timecode. Nearly all editing equipment treats the boundary between 23:59:59:29 and 00:00:00:00 as a timecode discontinuity; consequently, it is conventional to start the main program segment on tape with the code 01:00:00:00. If the tape includes the usual 1.5 minutes of bars and tone leader, then the tape will start near timecode 00:58:30:00.
See also the Timecode document, part of the Lurker's Guide by Chris Pirazzi.Charles - Video engineering


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Yucca Valley Town Council Candidate Withdraws and Endorses Bob Leone
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Yucca Valley, Ca.,- Town Council Candidate, Claude Short, announced he will not be seeking to fill the vacant seat on the March 5th Mail-in Ballot and withdrew his candidacy to support Candidate Bob Leone. Short attended the 6 hour strategic planning meeting recently held by the Town Council and has expressed his concerns about the […]Read More →
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