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Firmware Updates Are Flying, Cinema Camera Will Get Aperture Display, exFAT, Timelapse, and More
The Blackmagic Cinema Camera is not quite shipping in volume yet and we've already got one firmware update, which added Image Stabilization and DNxHD, and now it looks like another is on the way. During my time with the camera thanks to Rule Boston Camera, using electronic iris lenses like Canon EF was a bit of a mess, since the camera couldn't tell you the aperture of the lens on the display. While the iris button would automatically set the exposure based on the highlights, fine-tuning was difficult because there was no way to tell how open or closed the iris was without some serious fiddling, and even then, it wasn't realistic to work that way in an actual shooting environment. That problem looks like it will be solved very quickly, however, and it could come before most people even get to using their cameras.
Marco Solorio, who has done a number of great tests with the BMCC, posted this on his Facebook page (Bold is Editor's emphasis):
So I received permission from Blackmagic Design to talk about the latest Cinema Camera 1.2 beta firmware update I've been testing the last couple of weeks. It includes aperture readout on display, 2.5K rez time-lapse recording, exFAT format support, improved CinemaDNG file naming, better overlay options on SDI output, fix on RP188 output over SDI, and my Canon 35mm f/1.4L lens is working again! Gotta say, these are really nice improvements, as I was secretly using them on our shoot this past weekend (my crew didn't even know!). Yes, there are some wish list items missing in this release that I'd love to see, but I'm sure many features are still to come. And even if you don't have your camera just yet, at least you'll get it with added features we've been requesting and testing by the time it gets in your hands. More to follow! Cheers!
This is a great sign, and it means that we are going to see regular and consistent updates for the camera. The other big update, exFAT support, means the drives will now work natively with Windows machines, so you won't have to use any software to read the drives if you're not already on a Mac. This was an update that was recently added to the Blackmagic Hyperdeck Shuttle 2, and I had suggested that we would see it soon (since that's basically the hardware in the BMCC). Some may still choose to stick with HFS+, but the exFAT file system has read/write capability on both Windows and OSX, so at the moment it would be the easiest way to transfer between environments if you didn't want to use third-party software. John Brawley has also been posting on his Twitter about the updates:
He recently uploaded a picture of what will likely be a go-to lens for anyone wanting a fast wide on the BMCC Micro 4/3 mount camera, the SLR Magic 12mm T1.6:
I think most of the requests for basic features will be answered with a firmware update sooner or later (likely sooner), so this should be a far more complete camera in very little time — probably just as many of you receive your cameras. The other big firmware update I would like to see is some sort of file management or at the very least a way to format the SSD within the camera. I'm not sure if the tech is there to actually facilitate this, but not being able to completely erase SSDs means you have to be that much more diligent about media management away from set, and simply forgetting to format your cards means you might not be shooting that day. That is definitely a real-world example, and something that can easily happen on smaller sets where it might not be one person's job. I know for my shoots I wait as long as humanly possible before formatting any cards, usually right up until the next shot is happening and we need a fresh one. At the moment that practice can't work with the BMCC, but I'm hopeful they can figure something out in the future.
Either way, it's clear that Blackmagic is listening to feedback, and hears everything the community is saying (and will also act on requests in a far timelier manner than some other companies might).
What do you guys think?
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Russell on 12.18.12 @ 6:37PM
This is great but I really want to know more about high frame rates. Will 60p be in the camera. They dont have to do it right away just tell us if its coming.
Joe Marine on 12.18.12 @ 6:41PM
It's complicated, and they've talked about this before, but part of it has to do with overheating – and I believe the other half is the sustained data rate in RAW at that speed giving them trouble. If we get it, it would most likely be compressed-only – ProRes or DNxHD. So right now there is no definitive answer.
Russell on 12.18.12 @ 6:44PM
That would be fine to have it Pro Res just would like to know.
Joe Marine on 12.18.12 @ 6:46PM
I would imagine they haven't given up on it or we would have a definitive answer, but there are far more important updates that need to come first from a usability standpoint.
JAY CHASE on 12.18.12 @ 8:37PM
Joe or ANYONE for that matter ,So does the black magic camera name and record files seperately at all. Like if you shoot 5 mins on one shoot and shoot another scene for 20 mins , does it name each file seperately and individually or is it just one big file that we have to edit in a computer, i can deal with non erasing in camera part at first.
Joe Marine on 12.18.12 @ 9:52PM
Each time you press record a new clip is created and named separately. ProRes and DNxHD are their own files, while RAW files are stored as DNG sequences with a separate audio folder – which Resolve combines automatically in post when you want to convert them.
Nick on 12.20.12 @ 2:42AM
no one cares about useability, specs are all that matters
Galen on 12.18.12 @ 7:55PM
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that someone from BM said 60p in ProRes was doable and that they were looking into it. I'm pretty sure it will come. Still not news directly from them but… Well, there you go.
Even 48fps on pro res would be cool for shorts. Either way, think I'm gonna get it. At the price, hard not to.
DGregory on 12.18.12 @ 11:10PM
It would seem they could do up to 120fps in bursts like the FS700, 1. it would solve over heating, 2. avoid sustained data rate in RAW issues.
Jules on 12.20.12 @ 5:05PM
The Canon and Panasonic hacking communities are already buzzing about finding out what this camera can really do. If the most recent firmware update goes public, it would give these communities a little head start, but without cameras yet… realistically it would be a while before any hacks reach stable releases. Even then, it's all at your own risk, but it sure is interesting!
"Blackmagic is listening to feedback, and hears everything the community is saying (and will also act on requests in a far timelier manner than some other companies might).
What do you guys think?"
I think it doesn't matter what they add firmware wise if they don't get their butts moving and deliver cameras. B&H alone has over 700 on back order and were told they were only going to get them in at batches of 50 at a time.
I keep praying that they can pull it off, but with NAB in a few months, if someone (like GoPro) releases their own 2k+ camera (since they are partnered with Cineform, and just release a 4k GoPro) for about the same price, this camera will be dead in the water.
And no Russell, it will never have 60fps on this model. John Brawley (DP, and chief BlackMagiceCinemaCamera evangalist) has said this is due to heat dispensation and what-not. If you need 60fps, buy a GH3.
JAY CHASE on 12.18.12 @ 8:47PM
Marshall why would anyone buy a GH3 for 60fps in 720 to intercut with a beautiful 2.5k footage, the fs100 would be a better option because its 1080p in 60fps
AdRath on 12.18.12 @ 9:55PM
The GH3 does 1080 60p @ 50mb/s
Razor on 12.19.12 @ 10:18AM
8-bit 4:2:0 = No thanks.
Terence Kearns on 12.23.12 @ 2:25AM
Depends on your requirement. If you whole feature is a slo-mo feature, than yeah – no thanks.
If someone does 99% of their work in 30fps then for the difference in price, I'm sure they will get away with 8bit 4:2:0 in that instance – especially if creatively graded.
Well… from a consumer standpoint, one kinda wishes that happens right? Lol. If the blackmagic gets outstripped at that price point by the time they get the production ball rolling, I feel bad for them, as they've done so much work. They just seem like a real stand up company.
But on the other hand, if they are dead in the water as fast as you are proposing… just more good news for us buyers :D :D :D
Not sure that'll happen though this quickly, not at that price point. Could be wrong though O.O
mammals_2.5k on 12.18.12 @ 11:42PM
How ironic that there could be, perhaps likely be, a competitor to BMCC that unveils something at NAB, delivers it, and shooters make movies with it and post them, months before most BMCC preorders reach buyers. Should get into the Guinness Book of Records as being the longest pre-order in history, longer than Kickstarter projects.
Adding the time lapse ability is a big deal. Especially with a Raw codec, just makes a lot of sense and I'm glad they added it!
Jeff Akwante on 12.18.12 @ 7:31PM
Yeah I agree, I was supper happy to see that. Almost as happy as the exFat, now I can save $50 bucks on not buying macdrive.
You should own MacDrive anyway. It's a great program and greatly increase the kind of work you can do and who you can work with. It's very much worth the investment.
About the Ex-FAT, do you know how long will the camera let you film, for example for long concerts or will they stop every 12 or 20 mins like Canons do.
Thanks for all the head ups
As far as I know exFat has no file size limit, so a time limit shouldn't exist. Just when you run out of hard drive space
Thanx Marshall!…….. I hope all of this is true, since they haven't released the camera yet.
Don't wanna go out and just buy the camera and then is not what i was looking for
Xiong on 12.18.12 @ 9:02PM
Yeah, isnt the record limit for FAT 4gb? Not sure, would like some clarification
Luke on 12.19.12 @ 1:21AM
exFAT is specifically designed to overcome the 4GB limitation while keeping a relatively simple filesystem like regular FAT. Maximum exFAT filesize is a number that's too large for me to even remember.
Xiong on 12.19.12 @ 7:25PM
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
Amazing Luke Thanks!!!!!
What about deleting files??? Trim should be useful too…
Stu Mannion on 12.18.12 @ 8:23PM
Can someone tell me what's still missing? Audio meters? Does it have a histogram? Focus peaking?
Joe Marine on 12.18.12 @ 9:53PM
Audio meters and histogram are not there, but you do have Zebras. Focus Peaking is there – by hitting the Focus button on the back.
Josh Papp on 12.18.12 @ 8:45PM
May be a silly question… is the Beta available for all BMCC camera owners or just the Beta testers?
If so Just plug in the usb and let it update ????
Josh Papp on 12.18.12 @ 11:29PM
Looks like Beta testers only at the mo. Cant find any Beta version on the BMD site
Gregory Dillard on 12.18.12 @ 11:23PM
Please help me on this. Looking at the limited number of BMC out in the wild it seems to be an impressive camera with a ton of features for an incredible price. How us it this camera is less expensive than the Canon c300, and offers so much more? They are already speaking of updates with this camera, and I as a c300 owner sits here and ask myself why did I invest $16K in this? The c300 is a great camera, and it doesn't seem Canon is listening to their customers. They say they are, it i honestly don't see it. Seems their interpretation of listening was to make a c500 and charge you more. Why doesn't this camera have 1080 60,120 and 240fps? Canon support says its because the chip can't do it and overheating. I won't quote them on that, but its along those lines. How is RED able to offer firmware updates quite often, and NOTHING of substance from Canon. Yes, the camera just works and I'm feeling like their idea of a firmware update is the c500. Support us https://www.facebook.com/CanonStopTapDancingAndUpdateTheC300
VINCEGORTHO on 12.18.12 @ 11:34PM
How long will it take for someone who hasn't pre ordered a BM to get one?
A year?
I'm buying a D800 in the mean time.
marklondon on 12.19.12 @ 12:31AM
That was my plan. I'll rent a BMDCC and see how I go. I also need the MFT mount so may be at least 6 months for me (I want to put PL glass on it). Who knows what will be out by then. :-) In the meantime I'm shooting fine on my D800. Its good enough that I've never HAD to buy a better camera. You shoot in its sweet spot and it looks amazing.
Hummer on 12.19.12 @ 11:14AM
Firmware update? How about a production update?
action jack on 12.19.12 @ 2:08PM
if you like 50 / 60fps no need to buy a GOPro 3 , check the Rollei Bullet 5s 1080p , same Quality like Hero3 , but way more accessories, display and remote includet , better mounting system ( tripod mount ) AND WAY CHEAPER ;-)
What kind of rig is shown with the camera the the top photo? Can anyone identify it? It looks nice- form fitting.
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I am considered to be a easy going guy but it is my job to be sure that value is obtained from investment, so I will let my students know when they are not completing their reasonable assignments. That said, I can't wait to share with you all the joys I feel about teaching. I didn't know anything about the piano at age 21 but seven years later I gave my Senior Recital and earned my BA degree with a Piano Major so I know how difficult it can be to start lessons as well as being able to advance at any level. We will learn how to understand basic theory to include notation, intervals, chord structure, scales and arpeggios and well as to learn or improve your ability to sight read without having to continually look down at your hands. All technical problems will be understood and solved so that you will be able to play those pieces you love at your ability level. Being able to play with a firm knowledge of a composer's life, his composition style and historical background is a sure sign of one that has studied with a fine teacher. It is my hopes that that teacher will be me. Thank you for your time and consideration.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Living room area w/ grand piano seating for parents
*** Travel Equipment ***
A Piano and assigned sheet music
*** Specialties ***
Have in depth knowledge in the Taubman Approach, the Whitside Piano Technique and the Mathay System
Year 2004 marks Pik's tenth as a private piano teacher for a variety of individual students. She aim's to continue sharing her experience and explore the fun of music with students together. Pik also offers to prepare students the opportunity to take the ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal School of Music) Piano Exams in both English and Chinese.
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Pianist and piano teacher for private lessons, ages 5-10
1994-1995 S.K.H. Kei Oi Primary School, Hong Kong
Music and English teacher for Summer classes
1993-1996 St. James' Church Youth Center, Hong Kong
Piano teacher for private and group lessons, ages 5-18
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Beginning - Advanced Piano Class
Basic - Advanced Music Theory
ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal School of Music) Piano Exams
*** Specialties ***
music, piano
Broadway Singing, Opera Voice, Piano, Singing
I grew up in a musical home with a piano teacher for a parent. Consequently, I started learning piano and singing at a young age, and then began taking voice lessons in high school. For the last 19 years I have been studying voice and loving every minute of it! I am a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing and Music Teacher's Association of California. I have a bachelor's degree in music education from Bob Jones University, and a master's degree in Vocal Performance from Azusa Pacific University. I also studied for 2 summers during college with a master teacher. Over the years I have performed and worked with both children's choirs and adult choirs and given private concerts. My enthusiasm for music has spilled over into a love for teaching. I have taught private voice lessons for the last 8 years to students ranging in age from 5 to 50+. Some have been beginner students, and others were seasoned singers who wanted some refreshers and guidance. My forte is classical music but I have also worked with Broadway, Sacred, and Pop. I enjoy teaching beginning to intermediate piano as well.
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For me, the most important key to success in music is consistency in lessons and in practice. I will work hard with my students to help them find a practice schedule that fits with their current activities and will help them reach their goals as a musician. Our lesson times will include theory and technique to help them gain skills and confidence and become well-rounded musicians. We can also prepare for any upcoming solos or auditions. I love music and I want my students to gain that same enthusiasm and excitement. I am a strong believer in positive reinforcement so my students will receive lots of praise and encouragement from me. Sometimes we might work hard to reach a specific goal, but we will have fun along the way. Depending on the course of study (piano or singing) I would expect the student to buy 1- 3 music books that we would work from.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Home-Piano set up in the living room
*** Travel Equipment ***
I have a keyboard I can use in case the student does not have a piano/keyboard.
Piano, Violin
One of my earliest memories is of listening to my older sister practice her violin. My mom used to have her play for me when I cried. It always worked to help me feel better, and music has the same effect on me to this day! I remember wishing I was old enough to play myself, and I was very excited when I started playing the piano when I was still in Kindergarten. Along with taking orchestra classes in school and attending fine arts camp over the summers, I took private lessons throughout high school. I have had the pleasure of playing with several orchestras and symphonies, including the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra and the Tifereth Israel Community Orchestra in San Diego. Although most of my training has been in classical music, I have expanded my horizons to include Blues, Rock, Celtic, and Country music. I have had a wide variety of experiences on stage and in the studio, and I have had fun sharing my knowledge with students of all ages!
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For the past year I have had the pleasure of teaching private violin and music lessons with Take Lessons and at the Chula Vista Academy of Music. While enjoying the benefits of being a musician and private music teacher, I have also spent the last twenty years working as an elementary school teacher. I currently have a Special Education credential, and most of my experience has been with teaching students, with special needs, in small groups or on an individual basis. My classroom experience has taught me to be patient and to persevere. I have been successful at helping many students overcome challenges to meet their potential.
My approach is positive in which I focus on student's strengths and give praise. The curriculum is simple and sequential so that students may build on prior skills. One of my greatest goals is that students feel successful every step of way! I believe my love of music is contagious.
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one bedroom condo...big space in in dining room...keyboard, Yamaha...88 weighted keys
*** Travel Equipment ***
I would expect the student to provide an instrument, music, and a music stand.
*** Specialties ***
I was trained as a classical violinist, but I have experience with several types of music, including Blues, Rock 'n Roll, Irish, Country music.
Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Classical Piano, Ear Training, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano, Saxophone, Songwriting
Originally from Patterson, CA in the heart of the central valley Brian moved to San Diego to pursue an education in music-business at Point Loma Nazarene University. Prior to college Brian's passion for music started at the school band level at the age of 8 where he started on his first instrument, the saxophone. That foundation opened doors which took Brian on a South American tour playing bass at the age of 17, among other experiences. Brian was self-taught on both guitar and bass until he started studying bass under the direction of Bob Magnusson at Point Loma Nazarene University. While at Point Loma Brian had the opportunity of touring California and the southwest with Point Loma's Concert and Jazz bands playing both Sax and Bass Guitar.
Since college Brian has been playing and teaching music in and around San Diego. Some Professional Live musical experiences include playing with Justin James (Avex/Tearbridge records), John Mark Seltzer (Warner Brothers), S.A.T.O.R.I., and a live jam with Katja Rieckermann, Saxophonist for Rod Stewart, among other opportunities.
Teaching has been Brian's most rewarding gig as a musician. He has an excitement for music that is infectious and he can't help but nourish that excitement in his students. Believing that performance is one of the most rewarding and important aspects of learning an instrument Brian helps each student practice and prepare with performance in mind. Currently Brian has students that have plans of attending performance and music conservatories such as Berklee School of Music and Boston Conservatory.
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With each person being a unique individual with differing styles, tastes, and skill levels lessons are tailored for each student with their goals in mind.
"I believe in building a good musical foundation so that each student can take what they learn during our lesson and explore new music outside of our lesson. Like all art forms music is up for interpretation and I strongly encourage my students to explore what they have learned. Whether the student wants to learn Rock, Pop, Jazz, Funk, or Classical I have curriculum for all styles. With performance being an important and rewarding aspect of learning an instrument I set my students up for success by teaching songs that allow the student to begin performing right away, and at the same time teaching techniques that apply to each song. Music is a great experience in itself and while learning an instrument can seem quite daunting I have fun the whole way and make everything easily digestible."
*** Studio Equipment ***
If the student's instrument is either Guitar, Bass, or Sax then the student needs to bring their own instrument with them. Students do not need to bring Amplifiers with them to the studio lessons. I have a Piano for piano lessons. All students should have what is needed to aid their practice at home.
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I expect the student to have everything that would aid their practice time when I am not there. They should have their own instrument. I require that they have their own method books. Occasionally I bring in new sheet music.
*** Specialties ***
guitar, bass, sax, beginning to intermediate piano, songwriting, music theory, sight reading
Progressive methods for Guitar and Bass. Bastien Methods for Piano. Rock, Pop, Punk, Reggae, Metal, Blues, and Classical. Some Funk, Jazz, and R&B.
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Smart construction and good planning allowed Japan's data centers to escape virtually unharmed from the massive earthquake that rocked the country in March, a Japanese data center executive said Thursday.
Operators there had to grapple with blackouts and shortages of generator fuel and equipment. They have also fought hard to be exempt from nationwide power caps that go into effect Friday. But despite enduring the biggest earthquake in recorded history, none of Japan's data centers were severely damaged or knocked offline by the disaster, the executive said.
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"So far there has been no critical damage reported to the Japan Data Center Council," said Atsushi Yamanaka, a general manager with data center operations company IDC Frontier, who gave a talk at the DatacenterDynamics conference in San Francisco about the impact of the quake.
IDC Frontier is a subsidiary of Yahoo Japan. It operates Yahoo's data centers in the country and those of other clients. Yamanaka is also a member of JDCC, an association for operators and suppliers.
Data centers were hit with three major events: the earthquake itself, the tsunami that crippled nuclear power stations along the northeast coast, and power shortages that resulted from the crippled nuclear plants.
Most data centers in Japan exceed the country's already-strict building codes and incurred only minor damage when the earthquake hit, Yamanaka said. Modern data centers in Japan are built on giant "shock absorbers" -- isolators made from metal and rubber on which buildings "float" while the ground beneath shakes from side to side.
Some data centers also have floor-level and rack-level isolators. In addition, all server racks, cooling equipment and other gear is secured firmly to the floor. "I see some U.S. data centers with racks just sitting on the floor, and you don't see that in Japan," he said.
The shock absorbers are most effective at the building level, Yamanaka said, and some of those at the rack-level did not work during the earthquake. Nevertheless, he said, only five server racks were reported critically damaged in all of Japan's data centers.
Another mitigating factor was that 70 percent of Japan's data centers are in the Tokyo region, which escaped relatively lightly. There are no data centers in the northeast where the tsunami hit, in part because that's precisely where tsunamis are expected. Nevertheless, the ground shook quite violently in Tokyo, rocking up to 10 centimeters to the right and left for almost two minutes.
Some companies have altered construction plans and are moving data center projects to the west of the country, which is considered safest, Yamanaka said.
Disaster recovery plans generally went smoothly. Where power was cut off, uninterruptible power supplies and diesel-powered generators kicked in, and companies were quick to order more fuel, Yamanaka said.
Fuel was in short supply, however, as was other equipment such as power cables, which the government directed to the most hard-hit areas. 'You couldn't get a normal power cable with a power strip for one month," he said.


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Epilepsy Wales is to benefit from a new initiative - a free Telephone Support Group - for those people who cannot, for whatever reason, get to a local support group.
Community Network, the telephone conferencing charity, has been awarded a grant by Awards For All to help fund telephone support groups in Wales. These groups help those who, for whatever reason, are unable to attend 'face-to-face' groups but would still like the opportunity to have a chat, share information or exchange ideas once a month as part of an informal 'get together'.
What do I need? All you need is a telephone line and an hour to spare once a month for a chat! There will be no cost involved as all the calls will be paid for by the miracle of modern technology.
What do I do next? At the moment we are registering people's interests. Contact me, details below, and I will send you out a very brief questionnaire, or you can give me the details over the telephone or e-mail. This will ask for name, telephone number, and what day and time you would be available on a regular basis each month. I will then select the most convenient day/time for the majority of people - and register this with the telephone group.
How does it work?: You will get a call from the organiser, Community Network, at no cost whatsoever to you, which will enable you to talk and listen to everyone on the line - just as though you were at a group meeting. You will be able to stay on and chat, or just listen, for as long as you like, or until we all say our cheerio's until next month.
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Hello Helen, don't worry, I'll sort it for you today. Have to go out now. Blessings PS not stupid, we all have to learn :-)
Hello Helen, I noticed that you have put your private email address on the 'Reading your Runes' page. It's a great opportunity but it's really not wise for you to put your email address on an open site like OV. You can ask the reader to message you on your OV Private Email Address. All she has to do is to come to your page and click on message on the left hand side of this page. If you go back to the Runes page, you can click on Edit and remove it :-) Blessings
Back at ya Helen... :) Glad we made a connection...
Thank you for your friendship!
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the trick to time travel centres on the Pineal Gland in our brain. One you focus the magnetic field a the right vibration of frequency on this gland in the brain, the rest of the body follows. The pineal gland is our third eye. It is n the bible and many ancient manuscripts. This technique is also used by the elite, much higher than above top secret.
Another way is alter the magnetic frequency using close self cancelling magnetic loops, 3 or them, at right angles to each other. This can bend time and space (time is meaningless) this can open a portal whereby you can entre and travel to an alternate part of space. if you aim correctly, then you can enter space time before or after our present time.space co-ordinates. The difficult trick is to return to the same time/space co-ordinates.
At present, there are I think 19 alternate time lines, with another forming. If you manage to bend space to enter a different time co-ordinates, you have to be exact to return to the same time.space or you may return to an alternate timeline where your car may be say red instead of blue. your mother and children will look the same, but they are not the ones who gave birth to you or you gave birth to them.,
teleporting revolves around the same principle or bending the magnetic frequency of your pineal gland. Jesus could and yes, he did exist. this has being proven through DNA testing. He had 26 chromosones. we have 42.. or something like that.
He had high levels of c7 in his brain, we have c12. C7 allows for thought transfer and thought/body projection. He would have focused on his pineal gland, which allowed teleportation in the existing time and most probably 'seeing' the future through time travel.
Time travel involves bending space. Space is filled with neutral magnetic fields/particles. By altering the magnetic flux, space is bent and then you can travel without moving as the travel then becomes just a step to the left or right.
ten thousand years ago their civilisation technology was based on frequency. they had it. The U.S.A. corporation has it. India has it. Brazil has it (deep in the religious sects). British have it. But this is way up high above, well above top secret.
I hope I have shed some light on this. Oh, if you do time travel physically or teleport physically, then most probably the change in the magnetic frequency would be detected and your life may then be at risk. If you get it right, then you should be ok,.
If you have any questions, then please by all means, ask. Oh, and remote viewing is very interesting and surprising too.. more on that later.
Have a great week and look forward to talking sometime soon.
I am very interested in Time Travel. From my understanding, all types use various methods of magnetic resonance at different vibrations. I would like to talk more on this
If you really feel that sure of our destiny, then I glady join you and hope that your words touch the ear of God as he leads us to the Source of who and what we truly are. I applaude any intention that is as beautiful as yours and pray that one day it becomes true for all of us in a proper and correct way.
We have all been so terribly wounded by a world that we know could be better and our thirst for such a world is long over due.
Hopefully our words that are written now may be carried to our Source and your holy request is heard and responded to as it is sent back to us on the wings of the mightest angels that carries the approval directly from our Source with dynamic speed for this is the good of all good.
Thank you for asking for such a worthy desire.
Hope lingers on your every word concening this most glorious request.
Dear Helen,
It is a long story, which media is hiding for many years, but it doesn't matter, I don't need their reckognition. 251 encounters for more than 25 years. I haven't got time to tell you everything but I'll send you some articles about my experiences to read.
Kind regards
The most important thing for any of us to do is to be what we are.
If we have people around us who don't particularly like us because we are being us, then we need to shove off, because the world is so big that if we journey just a few miles away from them, chances are that we will not see them very often again. Be you little buddy. Be you.
Each one teach one.
The feeling is mutual my friend. Your emotional scars have all healed now.
It is time for you to begin your intended destination. Be well and grow into the butterfly that is waiting for the right wind to lift you into the air and fly.
Really truly friends.
Hi Helen,
Here is a great word document that has lots of great information about Brainwave Entrainment.
Thank you for inviting me to be your friend Helen.
I already have a good friendship with Michael who is one of the OV Guardians.
SO now I have 2 friends in Australia.
I love Australia and Australians as well.
You are a very fast learner Helen.
I hope you don't outgrow our friendship to soon.
Lots of total respect and love to you and yours.
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SEATTLE, WA - Washington state senators are considering a proposal that would enshrine an anti-tax rule in the Washington Constitution. A Senate committee held a public hearing Tuesday on a constitutional amendment that would require a two-thirds vote in the Legislature to raise taxes.
Lawmakers are exploring the issue a year after the state Supreme Court found a voter-approved version of the two-thirds rule to be unconstitutional. Initiative promoter Tim Eyman says voters have a right to consider the amendment after approving the tax rule multiple times at the ballot. Social services lobbyist Nick Federici says a constitutional amendment is an excessive approach. The measure is sponsored by most of the Republicans in the Senate. Many Democrats oppose the amendment.


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EOS Bodies / Re: Dilemma: Need new body by May 1st (7d alternatives/successor timeline?)« on: April 08, 2013, 04:36:40 AM »
Any thoughts or angles here? I'd only like to spend $2000 and need to do it pretty quickly. I'd like some reassurance that purchasing a 7d at the very twilight of its existence isn't complete folly or maybe an alternative approach I haven't considered (a $1000 EF-S lens was a bit shortsighted of me as I have a hard time justifying FF given the investment).To me, it sounds like you want to take some nice pictures, but are not really into photography. What I would suggest you is, go out and look for a good deal on an "older camera". The 600D and the 60D are the obvious choices here. Especially the 60D is on sale everywhere at extremly low prices. Sure, the 70D will come out soon (available in early summer maybe), but will you be more happy with it? You are coming from a 20D and used P+S for some time time, so every new DSLR is a big improvement. A lot of people in here will tell you, that the 18MP sensor of the 600D/60D/7D) is just not good enough, but hey, it is the same sensor who made these cameras some of the bests in their league 2-3 years ago.
I'm using a 350D, an I'm making some lovely pictures from my kids since they were born, I'm very happy with the pictures, and so are our friends with kids. When photographing kids, finding the right moment, is much more important than your equipment.
Lens suggestion would be a 35mm f2 for the first 2-3 years, when the kids ar getting older and start to walk away further from you and run arround, then you need a fast tele; I use the 70-200 f4 IS which is great.


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In an effort to increase customer support, ARRI is establishing a new Southeast Regional Sales office.
Roger Dean, ARRI's current east coast lighting sales manager, will relocate to Florida to head this office from the Arri/CSC facility in Fort Lauderdale. From this base, Dean will begin an active sales and service effort throughout the Southeast as well as in the Caribbean and Central American countries. Charlie Davidson, VP of ARRI's Lighting Division, said, "We're confident that dealers and rental companies in this territory will benefit from Roger's experience, expertise and commitment to customer service."
ARRI has sought an experienced professional with a strong customer focus to maintain Dean's high standard of customer attention and service. Therefore, ARRI announces that Fred Horne will join ARRI's Blauvelt, NY office as the Northeast lighting sales manager. "Fred's background, encompassing all aspects of lighting, is ideal for this role," states Davidson.
Following many years in production, Horne worked in sales and new business development for both Barbizon and LTM. More recently, he was a sales executive for Fourth Phase (PRG), in charge of lighting rentals and sales for TV and film productions in the New York City area.


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To the Editor: The news of Sandy Hook school was crippling to the very core, leaving heaviness in our hearts on a cold December night.
Thoughts too unbearable to think. Words too unbearable to utter. Children's lives once blanketed in dreams and hopes, now fill the heavens with stars. Little angels with delicate wings. Spun of golden threads made of silk, with diamonds that shine brighter than any North Star.
There will be no cookies and milk put out for Santa. There will be no stockings hung by the chimney with care. There will be no sound of wrapping paper tearing on Christmas morning. No sound of laughter. No semblance of joy.
Hymns will be sung, and tears will become rivers. I wonder now, how on God's green earth will any of these families make any sense of the evil that lurked?
I pray that somehow these families (that were violated by such a demonic soul), can someday find a way to again let light in. To ease a heart that has been shattered into unrecognizable pieces. But I fear not.
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My newest Computer (Vista) started messing up, "after" I uninstalled my previous ISP software. I'm sure it was my fault, and I accidentally removed something (beyond) just the software.
Problems that arose were...
IE 32bit stopped working, but, I could still use the 64bit.
High CPU usage, usually runs <5%, now at 50%
Can't open Norton Update with the 64bit IE.
Other than the above, the Computer worked just fine.
So, I put the Computer in the Shop, and the Tech is saying...
I have 121 virus, 835 spy-ware, 272 malware on the Unit, and...
that changing to Eset Nod32 will fix me up, AFTER, he re-images the hard drive.
I CAN NOT believe that Norton360 (frequently updated) has allowed my Computer to become infected with the above crap.
In fact, I think the Technician is giving me some crap and wants a commission on the Nod32 sale.
My question is...
Have you ever herd of the above "3 problems" ?
Is his recommendation valid ?
Could I just change the Norton prog over to the 64bit and just forget about using the 32 bit ?
OR, what about installing Firefox, and just forget the IE ?
Thanks up front !
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Hi Scotsman11,
I would be dubious of those malware totals, which seem like they could be highly inflated. Any machine with that much active malware would be running so slowly as to be practically unusable. You should inquire about what programs were used to detect the threats and the names of the detections - ask to see the logs. There would be no advantage in moving to Eset, which has not tested as well as Norton in recent independent tests. Norton would not have allowed all of that malware, so I would be highly suspicious about the tech's claims.
Thank you for your prompt and informative reply !
I think you may have misunderstood the numbers preceding those names. I think those are the "ID" of the problem.
I searched for them, but only could find results on the 121 Virus, which was identified as the "CIADOOR 121 Virus". There was no information on the other two over the Internet.
As stated, I too am very suspicious of what the Tech wrote me. I've been a User of Norton for a LONG time, and given my experience, there's nothing that Eset can do, that Norton can't. And, I am NOT going to change horses now !
I just called MicroCenter here in Houston and toll them to hold up on any more work on the Unit. I sincerely believe that I can use that Computer still, but, I need to know...
O) The 32 bit IE was "impaired" by my actions. But, the 64 bit worked perfectly, except that it would not do the Automatic Updates via the Internet to Norton Website. I would be willing to forgo using the 32bit, and just use the 64 bit as my primary Internet program and the question is...
How do I change my Norton 360 over to opening up / using the 64 bit, instead of the 32 bit ?
(toggle something / reinstall Norton / just what ?
For your edification, and just in case I misunderstood what the Tech said, I'm copying his statement below.
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You have virus/malware/spyware in your computer. 121 virus, 835 spyware, 272 malware. that's what cause all your issue that you listed. the best next step is reimage your computer, that mean empty out the hard drive and start fresh.
below is the quote price for your repair: (recommending first one). let me know which service you need
data backup, security protection, reimage hard drive =$250.
security protection, reimage hard drive =$200.
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Security package come with 3 software in one discount price. software include Eset nod32, Malwarebyte, and tune-up utility. Eset nod32 protect you from virus, Malwarebyte protect you from Malware and Spyware, and tune-up utility keep your computer optimized and speed up your computer. with the purchase of the above software, if you ever get virus into your system again we will service your computer at no cost.
I still think those are quantities, not names. The numbers used in malware identification are usually there to distinguish one variant from another.
I'm sure that if you get your computer back from the tech there will be enough people here to help you get this sorted out.
It will also cost a lot less.
Coming from personal experience I would highly recommend against NOD32. A couple of years ago while between Norton subscriptions a local well known computer store recommended NOD32 so I bought it. It let a Virtumonde/Vundo virus right through without even flinching, then it was just about impossible to remove. NOD32 didn't even see it. Spybot S&D saw it but was unable to remove it. I finally had to remove the drive, install it as a secondary drive on another machine, then after booting into WIndows with the primary drive ran Norton (which by now I had bought) on the secondary drive. Norton removed the virus. Needless to say I've been with Norton ever since (although I hate the version 6 UI) and would NEVER go near NOD32 again.
I too have had the Nod experience, and you see where I'm at now
I have my computer back now, and still am looking for an answer to my previous question...
How does one divert/force the existing Norton360 program ,to start using the 64bit IE, instead of the 32bit. ?
Microsoft makes the 32 bit IE the default precisely because so many things don't yet work well with IE 64. There's little major advantage in using the 64 bit version IE at present and Nortons are not fully compatible at least so far as the toolbar is concerned although as you may have seen the 2013 versions are now in public beta testing -- NO please don't try it on your PC or you will have an even worse problem from using a beta on a machine you want to rely on.
Have you thought of using the Repair functions in Windows to see if it will repair your IE -- System FIle Checker for example or the actual repair function -- not the System Restore that just moves back in time.
Or even reinstalling Internet Explorer -- choose your version:
Thank you for your reply. UOO, your suggestions are a bit over my head, but, I will try to get something started. Understand, that my IE32 is inoperative. When I click on a link, it shows a/the page which says it cannot connect, and does so with every attempt (a write in/favorites/click on a furnished link).
IF I can't accomplish a repair on my IE32, do you think that an alternative like Firefox would be a viable option ?
I've herd that it's rather user friendly, and just as apt as IE. Then, change my N360 over to allow use with the Firefox if that's possible ?.
Have you tried troubleshooting the issue with IE 32-bit?


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Women are so often the victims of violence, abuse and humiliations. On the other hand, women have incredible strength and determination.
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As a result, instead of accepting abuse that is dished out, women can have a special role within difficult situations – they have the ability to take risks on a human level; they can reach out to each other, joining hands for common cause; and they can encourage human understanding and reconciliation.
In analyzing Israeli and Palestinian feature films of recent years, unique roles for women have often been depicted.
In this article, I will analyze two films on a political level and two on a human level in which women play strong central roles and demonstrate their unique abilities.
In Eran Riklis's The Lemon Tree (2008), a Palestinian woman and a Jewish woman, who live on different sides of a grove of lemon trees, try to communicate across the divide. The Palestinian woman, Salma, is in a position of weakness politically and socially, but is strong in her determination and her courage. The Jewish woman, Mira, on the other hand, is in a position of strength politically, but she is weak in the face of the platitudes that her husband spouts.
Although she does not want to be a party to the uprooting of her neighbor's lemon trees, she is unable to stop it.
According to Riklis, Salma is an Erin Brockovich character, going on a legal journey for what is right. She is also a woman linked to Mother Earth, a fertile woman – as a mother and grandmother, and more symbolically, she is tied to the fruit of the land, her lemon grove.
The two women look out at each other's homes, across the divide. They are both victims of the male leadership of their societies that keep them apart, victims of the conflict, and also victims of their roles within their own society.
In addition they are silenced by issues of security which seem to trump all other human needs and considerations.
But they both undergo change as a result of their non-verbal communications.
Similarly, in Palestinian films, women have been portrayed as having a unique role, one that enables them to break through certain situations in ways that men could never do.
In Elia Suleiman's award-winning Divine Intervention (2002), for example, the main role is played by a woman who offers determination and ultimately victory. In a striking scene, she strides confidently through a checkpoint, making eye contact with the soldiers. The soldiers are mesmerized by the welldressed and self-confident woman, lowering their guns. This shakes the foundations of the checkpoint, which slowly begins to fall over.
The filmmaker is showing that when women use their wiles and strengths – exploiting their female potential, showing determination, demonstrating selfconfidence – they can make a powerful impact, more powerful perhaps than guns and checkpoints.
On a more human level, and different from the critical and political nature of the previous films, women are also capable of taking risks and making matters right when it comes to issues dealing with those who are close to them.
Ayelet Menahemi's Noodle (2007) is a dramatic and sensitive story about an El Al flight attendant named Miri, who tries to offer assistance to a foreign worker and her child. Miri's Chinese housekeeper is suddenly deported, leaving Miri with the woman's six-year-old boy. As a childless woman, Miri quickly becomes very attached to the child, and, as a result, she becomes determined to take great risks to bring him home to his mother.
Most of the time, we shirk our responsibilities by denying the capacity of each and every one of us to do tikun olam, to heal the world. Yet, here an amazing woman risks her career and her life to make the world a better place through caring and compassionate action for the child of a foreign worker. She is one woman who demonstrates clearly that women can make a difference. According to Menahemi, taking a risk and reuniting the boy with his mother was a redemptive act.
Eran Kolirin also makes a comment about the role of women on a more human level in his acclaimed The Band's Visit (2008). Here a lonely woman is able to assist the members of the Egyptian police band who mistakenly end up in her small town on the edge of nowhere. Although this is not a situation of conflict per se, it is a metaphor for the greater Arab-Israeli conflict.
Through her humanity, kindness and sensitivity to the needs of others, she is able to create a human encounter for people who pass in the night, providing them with the unique opportunity to both give and receive.
These are just a small sample of films about women in Israeli society that have been made over the past decade.
More will continue to be made since it is clear that women play unique roles – through their caring, compassion and deep commitment – dealing with many social and political issues that affect Israeli society.
Perhaps if we were to learn from the determination, capacity for taking risks and making a difference, and the success in human encounters – all made possible by women – we would be able to bring about greater change in our part of the world.
The writer is the author of two books on Israeli film and frequently lectures on the subject.
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Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park
November 2013 - January 2014
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A yearly Christmas event favoured by the old and young alike, the carol services at St Paul's Cathedral are the perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit. When you're all sung out, grab a drink and a bite to eat at Madison's rooftop bar & cafe. Set atop the iconic One New Change, with stunning views overlooking the cathedral's dome and the greater London skyline, Madison's is a great place to escape from the bustle of the city.
(For booking enquiries for Carol Singing at St Paul's, please contact them via their website).
Where? St Paul's Churchyard, London, EC4M 8AD
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There is nothing better than getting into the Christmas spirit with a classic winter warmer, mulled wine! Our recommended bars in London for mulled wine are great places to enjoy this Christmas drink and offering during Christmas.
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The perfect place to mark the party season is at Archer Street's , après-ski themed bar, Piste. Whether you want to warm your cockles during the chilly winter months or party until the early hours, Archer Street and Piste promise a great party with a range of party packages for groups of all sizes. Guests can enjoy the deliciously seasonal Apricot and Cinnamon Bellinis whilst enjoying the dulcet tones of Archer Street's all-singing bar team who will be spreading some Christmas cheer with carols and pop songs throughout the evening.
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Go Ice skating this Christmas at Somerset House and experience the unique atmosphere of open-air clubbing, on and off the ice, to a live soundtrack from prominent DJs, iconic clubs and trend-setting festivals. Club Nights bring a new late night soundtrack to Skate at Somerset House. Once the skating is over head on to Foundation cocktail bar in Covent Garden for a night cap or two.
Where? Strand, City of London WC2R 1LA
When? November 2013 - January 2014. Sessions start at 10am and the last one commences at 9.15pm.
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Southbank's Christmas Market
Sixty traditional twinkling wooden chalets along the Queen's Walk presenting unique and unusual Christmas presents. Soak up the magical riverside Christmas atmosphere and enjoy a bratwurst, roasted pork, roasted chestnuts and a warming Glühwein. They even have a traditional carousel to enjoy when you need to give your feet a rest! After visiting the market take a stroll up to Skylon, a rooftop bar with quality cocktails, an extensive wine list, delicious bites and breathtaking views.
Where? Belvedere Road London SE1 8XX
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The Montague Ski Lodge Winterwonderland
For those looking to add something special to their festive celebrations this year, The Montague Ski Lodge Experience could be the place for you. The Wood Deck, that is hugely popular in the summer months, will be transformed into a winter wonderland between 20th November and 31st January. Tickets start at £20 per person and include a choice of three flavoured vodkas from the selection of 12 and a food tasting platter.
Where? The Montague Hotel
When? 20th November - 31st January
Cost? Tickets start from £20 to £35 for group parties
Ice Bar London
If you are looking for something fun and winter-themed to do this Christmas then look no further than Ice Bar London. Step into an environment where the walls, bar, tables and even your own personal glass is made from the purest ice harvested from the pristine winter wonderland of Jukkasjarvi in Northern Sweden. With cocktail classes and ice-scultping lessons on offer to visitors, combined with the BelowZero restaurant which is also very popular; Ice Bar London has created an all-in-one venue where you can have a unique dinner and drinks experience. Ideal for people looking for something to do in London over the festive period, Ice Bar London has the full package for a fun evening out in town. Book here.
Where? 31-33, Heddon Street, Mayfair, London, W1B 4BN.
When? Normal opening times.
Cost? Ticket prices range from £12.50-£16 depending on time and day.
Fortnum & Mason's Spectacular Christmas Lights
November 2013 - January 2014
One of London's biggest treats during the Christmas period are the department stores' lighting and window displays and Fortnum & Mason's are no exception. With work beggining in June, they are now a seasonal masterpiece and feature numerous different theatrical themed scenes. From dancers chatting on stage before the curtain goes up to a cab dropping off the star dancer, the extravagent window designs are a must see for the shopoholics amongst us. Once you're all shopped out make sure you drop in to Fortnum & Mason's 1707 wine bar for a relaxing glass of red and a delicious snack.
Where? 181 Piccadilly, London, W1A 1ER
When? Christmas lights on 24 hours a day
Cost? Free.
Trafalgar Square Christmas Carols
December 2013
There's nothing like a bit of carolling in the presence of an impressive Christmas tree, and none come more impressive than Trafalgar Square's Norwegian spruce. Choirs perform nightly from 5pm beneath the tree's 500 white lights. Once you've finished singing why not head on over to Gordon's Wine Bar; the oldest wine bar in London and a magical place to enjoy a glass of vino or two.
Where? Trafalgar Square, Westminster, London WC2N 5
When? Daily from 5pm
Cost? Free.
Regent Street Bar Hop
During the Christmas period London is awash with lighting displays, the best of which can be see along Regent Street. Why not combine two of the best things in life, alcohol and Christmas, and try out our Regent Street bar hop? The evening will start off at the middle of Regent Street in the trendy Aqua Spirit bar. Next try out All Bar One, perfect for a cheeky beer and some pub food, followed by Sketch for its famous cocktails. Once you've passed Hamley's Toy Store, head over to Below Zero at Icebar for a freezing and unique drinking experience. Finally put your feet up at Bentley's Oyster Bar in Soho for a delicious glass of champagne and a bowl of oysters.
Where? Various locations around Regent Street, London
When? All day (best at night time)
Cost? Free.
Christmas songs at London bars and Clubs
Everyone wants dance and sing along to Mariah Carey right? right? All you want for Christmas is a good old Christmas song session. So head to Infernos in Clapham for all your xmas song needs, try Gem in Soho to get you into the Christmas spirit or head down to Piste for an Alpine ski lodge and Apres-ski style cocktails!
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