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The Vaddio WallVIEW CCU HD-19 PTZ Camera (Arctic White) with Quick-Connect CCU pairs a pan/tilt/zoom camera with a camera control unit (CCU) that provides power and control to the camera over two Cat-5e cables that can run up to 500'. The CCU can control remotely the PTZ camera's settings to adjust brightness, color, white balance, and more.
The HD-19 is a pan/tilt/zoom camera with a motorized 19x optical zoom lens, a 1.3 Megapixel 1/3-type Sony Exmor CMOS sensor, and a slip-clutch robotics system, all for capturing clear, high-definition images with precise, wide-ranging movements.
The lens captures wide (58.1°) for small rooms as well as tight (3.2°) for long distances in larger rooms. With a powerful imaging system and pan/tilt/zoom robotics, the HD-19 is perfect for videoconferencing, distance learning, and live-event recording in houses of worship and other venues.
The HD-19 features a 1/3-type low-noise, high-speed CMOS sensor that boasts a large pixel aperture size. The imager offers high signal to noise, and very low minimum illumination of only 0.7 lux. The camera's integrated SmartSHOT technology with adjustable image processing (AIP) means that the user can control the advanced digital signal processing (DSP) functions of the camera, which in turn results in an extremely crisp, detailed image with vibrant color. These technical details pay real dividends in terms of image quality – especially in low-light conditions.
The camera features simultaneous HD analog component (YPbPr) and SD analog composite (CVBS at NTSC) outputs so you can monitor the camera locally on any monitor as the camera delivers high-quality HD video (1080p, 1080i, and 720p are selectable) to the rest of the video system, be it a videoconference codec or a broadcast switcher.
The camera can be installed up to 500' away from the Quick-Connect CCU, which sends power and RS-232 control information via two Cat-5e cables.
The CCU can adjust various camera settings to achieve an optimal image in even the most difficult environment. Adjust Detail (sharpen/soften objects & text), Red & Blue Gain, Auto White Balance, Pedestal (absolute black), Knee (for accurate reproduction of bright objects that are easily overexposed), Iris (light intake – either auto or manual), Gain (boost the signal level), Chroma (color), and Gamma (overall brightness). Using these parameter settings, you can store up to three camera adjustment scenes (A, B & C) in the CCU's memory.
- High-Precision Motors
- High-torque, micro-stepper motors provide for extremely smooth panning and tilting of the camera. Recalled preset camera positions are highly accurate across the entire pan and tilt range (-30 to +90° tilt, -170 to +170° pan). A smooth slip-clutch mechanism has been included to further enhance robotic movement. The HD-19 is invertible as well, for ceiling mounting
- Analog Component Outputs
- The ClearVIEW HD-19's YPbPr DE-15 (15-pin HD) connector has output resolutions of 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. Simultaneous down-converted SD composite video (480i NTSC) is available on a BNC – for instance, for local monitoring on a low-cost screen
- Easy Integration
- Using a common RS-232 protocol (VISCA), the ClearVIEW HD-19 is easily integrated for use with videoconferencing codecs and control systems such as Crestron and AMX. And of course, the pan/tilt/zoom camera and Quick-Connect CCU interface are compatible with all Vaddio camera controllers
- Advanced DSP
- The HD-19 has an advanced DSP that allows the user to set a luminance target, whereby the iris, shutter, and (auto) gain will work together to maintain the target luminance while reducing overall noise
- Advanced CMOS Image Sensor
- The HD-19 uses a 1/3" Exmor 1.3 Mp HD CMOS image sensor. The high-speed, high-frame-rate, and low-noise sensor requires a minimum illumination of only 0.7 lux for excellent performance in low-light environments
- EZ Power/Video Port
- Via a Cat-5e cable, the included Quick-Connect CCU supplies power to the camera and receives return video from the camera over cable runs up to 500'
- IR Sensors
- IR sensors are built into the front of the ClearVIEW HD-19 to receive IR signals from the remote control that's supplied with the camera, as well as other third-party remotes for the IR forwarding feature
- Tally Light
- A red tally light is illuminated when the camera receives a VISCA command from an external control system. The Quick-Connect CCU has blue LED tally lights that show which camera or CCU is active in a multi-camera/-CCU installation
- Included Accessories
- Includes IR remote, DB-9/RJ-45 adapter, Thin-Profile Wall Mount, PowerRite power supply, and AC cord set
- Made in the USA
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"The Lucky One's" simple pitch: Kleenex = tearjerker
Posted By Lisa Kennedy On April 11, 2012 @ 6:46 am In General,Trailers | No Comments
Mad Moviegoer is a bit of hoarder, it's true.
So my desktop has its share of publicity tchotchkes: an Iron Man [3] action figure; a Turner Classic Movies [4] Robert Osborne Bobble Head; a fountain-style glass with "I Drank You milkshake! I drink it up!" [5] inscribed on it; a plush dolphin — with tail — from the makers of "Dolphin Tale."
But by far the items that stick tend to be of the less-is-more variety. I was a fan of the straw broom sent on behalf of the Nicole Kidman [6]/Will Ferrell [7] "Bewitched" redo, which was more a re-don't. Still the gift-wrapped sweeper was clever.
Simple but very cool was the autographed baseball for "A League of Their Own [8]," which came with some rather fine scrawl from Madonna [9], Geena Davis [10], Tom Hanks [11] and director Penny Marshall [12].
Above is the newest arrival, from the makers of the weepie "The Lucky One" [13], based on Nicholas Sparks' novel. It gets praise for being to so straightforward. The movie, starring Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling, opens April 20.
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[2] The Lucky One: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/the-lucky-one/
[3] Iron Man: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/iron-man/
[4] Turner Classic Movies: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/turner-classic-movies/
[5] "I Drank You milkshake! I drink it up!": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsQcS0zr4tM
[6] Nicole Kidman: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/nicole-kidman/
[7] Will Ferrell: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/will-ferrell/
[8] A League of Their Own: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/a-league-of-their-own/
[9] Madonna: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/madonna/
[10] Geena Davis: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/geena-davis/
[11] Tom Hanks: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/tom-hanks/
[12] Penny Marshall: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/tag/penny-marshall/
[13] weepie "The Lucky One": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HntoPKxgtBE
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Shelly did the flowers for our wedding on November 22, 2014 at the Key Bridge Marriott, and she was fantastic. She was really responsive and flexible - we underestimated the number of centerpieces we needed, and she was able to add another one on fairly short notice. My bouquet was exactly what I wanted - really beautiful orange calla lilies and roses. I can not recommend her highly enough - we loved working with her.
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The Fab factor
Date: February 23, 2011
by: Heidi Kurpiela | A&E Editor
Eric McGrath is tucked away inside a quiet classroom at G.WIZ Science Museum.
Away from the clamor of parents and kids, McGrath, a 37-year-old soft-spoken machinist, is bent over a laser etcher, which he's calibrating for tomorrow's Fab Lab training session.
"There's a little laser in here that's controlled by bars and servo motors," McGrath says. "Basically, it can etch plaques, trophies, dog tags, wood … "
As he begins to rattle off the machine's capabilities, he reaches for a large workbook and flips open to a page illustrating how to make three-dimensional dinosaurs.
"You can piece together 2-D objects," McGrath says. "You see here? They look like puzzles."
The machine is just one of several high-tech acquisitions that will go into G.WIZ's new Fab Lab when it opens in April.
Short for "fabrication laboratory," the G.WIZ program, which was born at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was made possible last fall through a $400,000 donation, courtesy of the Faulhaber Foundation, whose Sarasota benefactors — Dr. Fritz and Ping Faulhaber — are innovators in the field of miniature electric motors and micro-drive systems.
Since MIT developed the concept, more than 50 fabrication laboratories have popped up in science museums, schools and colleges all over the world.
According to McGrath, the G.WIZ Fab Lab is the first of its kind in the Southeastern United States.
A Bradenton resident and an adjunct IT instructor at Keiser University, McGrath was hired in September to oversee the lab.
His official title is Fab Lab foreman.
When the lab opens to the public this spring, McGrath will be on hand to teach users how to operate the
machinery. The space will be open to anyone with a design idea — students, teachers, business owners and retirees.
"It's not meant for any one age group," McGrath says. "An idea is ageless."
For a small fee, Fab Lab innovators will be able to fabricate a variety of projects using either their own materials or goods purchased at G.WIZ, such as acrylic, wood, glass, metal or plastic.
For McGrath, it's the ultimate artistic fabrication-meets-education job.
"My father says my creativity and technology skills have converged," McGrath says. "I can't think of another place I'd rather be."
The son of an artist, McGrath grew up in Western New York, where he studied CNC programming at a trade school in the mid-1990s. The skill taught him craftsmanship, engineering and the basics of robotics.
These interests, however, always stemmed from a creative impulse.
When McGrath was 10, he created a series of stop-animation videos using his father's Sony Betamax video camera.
"Later on, CADKEY became my canvas," McGrath laughs.
CADKEY, a software program, is to machinists what Photoshop is to graphic designers.
When McGrath moved to Florida 13 years ago, he worked for a few small machine shops before going back to school to get a degree in computer networking from Keiser University.
Seven years ago, he began developing online virtual tours for local real-estate companies, a venture that prompted him to build a 30-foot tripod out of PVC pipe, which he now uses to take elevated pictures of houses.
The apparatus, which collapses down to 6 feet so it can fit into a car, has a live video feed running to a small black-and-white monitor.
Using the video to guide his camera, McGrath triggers his shutter from the ground via remote control, which captures the same photo as a photographer using more expensive equipment.
"It doesn't matter what career you're in," he says. "If you have a good background in creativity and technology, you'll always have the upper hand."
He says he built the tripod in his own garage "fab lab" in an effort to further his photography business. To his delight, the plan worked.
Using money netted from additional photo gigs, McGrath quickly paid off the machines he purchased to fabricate the device.
"Funny how that works," he says quietly.
Without even realizing it, McGrath has demonstrated the importance of his day job.
When contractors began work on G.WIZ's Fab Lab, they uncovered wooden rafters that were once a part of the former Selby Library. For aesthetic purposes, the museum decided to install track lighting and keep the rafters exposed.
The Fab Lab will have a sewing machine to make textile designs. Eric McGrath does not know how to sew — yet.
There are MIT-affiliated Fab Labs in Afghanistan, Ghana, Iceland and Kenya, to name a few.
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Inspired but a dress pattern I've used lots before, made a square neck and open square back and have to say I love it!
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Sep 1, 2013, 04.46 PMby MissMaddiePi
Wow. That's just super hot. Great job girl! To me, your dress epitomizes why I sew… cuz nothing off the rack will ever look as good as that dress does on you and yours :-) love the back , curious as to the base pattern? It's got great lines to start with…
Sep 1, 2013, 06.08 PMby BiscuitBem
Wow what a compliment :D thankyou
the base pattern is burda7556 (the skirt was made alot smaller though)
Aug 31, 2013, 05.51 AMby SassyT
Fab dress. https://www.facebook.com/SassySewingBees
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Aug 30, 2013, 09.28 PMby Karen Jackson
I love the back. It's really different.
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Your bust looks fab with the square neckline! It's very nice!
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I love this as well, the neckline and the back are fab and it's lovely on you x
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Thanks. I wasn't sure I'd like the back but I love it!
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"I'm contracted for next year and we have already talked about life beyond that," McKenzie told AAP in the wake of his side's historic triumph, "but we've been busy so now we have a chance for more discussions."
The ARU are currently in contract talks with Wallabies coach Robbie Deans in the hope of agreeing terms that will see him stay in charge of the national side until 2013 when the British & Irish Lions will visit the country.
But speaking last week, ARU boss John O'Neill revealed that they are keen to see McKenzie return to the international stage having served as an assistant coach and coaching coordinator to both Rod Macqueen and Eddie Jones at between 2000 and 2003
"The revival of rugby in Australia has been Reds led," O'Neill told the Daily Telegraph. "The renaissance has been quite extraordinary from an organisation that is now a leader, where a few years ago it was at an all-time low and with a business that was insolvent.
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McKenzie, a Rugby World Cup winner with the Wallabies in 1991, won 51 Test caps before embarking on a coaching career that has included spells with the Brumbies, Waratahs and Stade France in France. Before Saturday's success, he had suffered final agony at the hands of the Crusaders on three occasions - as assistant coach with the Brumbies in 2000 and as coach of the Waratahs in 2006 and 2008.
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Jeff Green drives against a defender Ever since Jeff Green signed a new contract with the Celtics over the summer, he has taken us on a whirlwind ride. With incredible highs and lows, no player has made Celtics fans tear their hair out more than him. Green has had an up and down season thus far, and while it is still young, he seems to have found his groove lately. One of the reasons Green was signed was so he could bolster the offense of the bench, and lately he has really been doing his job. In the past 8 games, Green has scored in the double digits in 5 of them. He has scored in a multitude of ways, off of cuts and lobs, corner 3s, and mid-range jumpers. Drawing free throws, vital to any good offense, is also something Jeff has given us during the past couple games. Green's scoring has been important for a bench that needs an anchor on that side of the ball. Now I would be doing a disservice to you readers if I just go on only praising Green, so the ugly stuff will not ...
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Way back in the day, I knocked Joe Louis to the canvas. Then only a couple years later, I for some reason, had dropped two weight classes and knocked out Jake LaMotta. Somehow, though, after both of those fights, I lost to club fighters in little towns.
I was one of those club fighters. I got myself pumped up 'cause I heard you had trashed some legends.
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Can a 1300 or less player beat a GM or other lowly 2700 player?
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You could get him drunk (not enough if he is Russian)
he could have a Heart attack and die (it may take a long time)
But a Real GM would not play you it has nonthing to do with online
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