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SOCHI, Russia — Jamie Benn scored in the second period, Carey Price made 31 saves, and Canada beat the United States 1-0 Friday night in the semifinals of the Olympic men's hockey tournament.
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LAS VEGAS — Southern California wrapped up its rocky season by rolling over Fresno State in the Las Vegas Bowl.
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My Halo has now refused to push the paintballs anymore,
When It was turned on the rip drive moved 15% of one full rotation, and then it signled a Jam,
It i moved the Rip Drive by myself ( manuel) then it would feed fine, although leaving it up to the hopper it never could.
Without paintballs the cone was spinning fine, put some paintballs inside of the hopper and it would automatically jam within 3 - 5 seconds.
Im thinking its the spring Tension. If I turn my hopper off and use my finger to spin the cone Backwards ( Clockwise) ( hopper facing forward)
then it just spins and spins, then stops and when I release it it wont "Snap" back into its original poistion. ( usualy if you spin the cone clockwise and let it go it quickly returns to the original position.)
So would you agree with me that this is my Logical area to cheak?
Or is there some Halo Tech that pretty much dooms me to eternal hell?
EDit: And how do you fix the spring tension.
I took out my cone when I cleaned my hopper and then I put it bak in, I though it was how you do it. I know now its wrong.
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When video surfaced of Solange Knowles seemingly attacking brother-in-law Jay Z in an elevator while leaving a Met Gala party last week at The Standard Hotel in New York, questions began circulating about what could have caused the explosive fight. Because there was no audio on the recording, it's hard to figure out exactly what is going on in the 3-minute-plus video.
Well, good thing we have Wendy Williams! The talk show queen spent about four times as much time talking about the video than its actual length at the beginning of her show Tuesday and did her best Angela Lansbury impression by digging up some clues. She even brought out notes so she wouldn't forget any important points she wanted to make. Williams' conclusion? Jay Z deserved it. Here is more of what she had to say: READ FULL STORY
Wendy Williams to make Broadway debut in 'Chicago'
How you doin', Broadway?
Talk show host Wendy Williams is set to make her Broadway debut this summer in Chicago. Williams will play Matron "Mama" Morton in the musical, meaning she'll also get one big solo number, "When You're Good to Mama."
(Good thing we know she can sing!)
The catchphrase queen will play a seven-week limited engagement beginning June 25.
Since its revival in 1996, Chicago has proven a frequent pit stop for film actors and non-thesps alike looking to have a go at the Broadway stage. Usher, Jerry Springer, Brooke Shields, Billy Ray Cyrus, Kevin Richardson, David Hasselhoff, Melanie Griffith, Ashlee Simpson, Christie Brinkley, Kara DioGuardi, and Sofía Vergara (among many, many others) have all appeared in the musical, which is the longest-running musical revival on Broadway. Queen Latifah played the role of Mama Morton in the 2002 Oscar-winning film adaptation of Chicago.
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Wendy Williams bares all for anti-fur PETA campaign
How you doin', Wendy? (For the uninitiated: Yes, talk show host Wendy Williams and Joey Tribbiani have the same catchphrase. Maybe she thought "D'oh!" was just too distinctive.)
Like Eva Mendes and Khloe Kardashian before her, Williams posed nude to protest the manufacturing and sale of fur clothing. "We should all try to be comfortable in our own skin and let the animals keep theirs," she said in a statement when the ad campaign was unveiled in New York's Times Square yesterday. Williams will also be asking her viewers to donate fur coats to PETA, which will in turn give those coats to the homeless.
Good thing Wendy had the right wig for this very special occasion.
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HUNTERTOWN – An equal number of people spoke in favor of and against Huntertown's application for a $14.3 million state revolving fund loan to build a new wastewater treatment plant on Hathaway Road.
About 40 people showed up at the Huntertown Utilities Service Board meeting Thursday to hear Huntertown's plan to build its own wastewater treatment plant.
The town hopes to break away from Fort Wayne City Utilities, which has treated the town's sewage since 1988.
Larry Niemi, president of the Lakes at Willow Creek Homeowners Association in Huntertown, said he was 100 percent in favor of the proposed project and that most of the neighborhood's residents were in favor, as well.
Vince Heiny, an attorney who used to serve on the Huntertown Utilities Service Board, said a factor to consider was City Utilities' $240 million combined sewer overflow problem.
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Several Eel River Township residents who are not Huntertown ratepayers spoke against the project because the proposed path of the pipe from the wastewater plant would travel 4 miles west in an agricultural area along Hathaway Road and into Eel River Township.
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There are a few Field Survey trips in 2011 with spaces available. Please consider joining us in one of these great destinations – Maui, Roatan, and the Bahamas. These trips offer a great introduction to fish identification for novice fishwatchers, and are a fun way for experienced surveyors to build their life list while interacting with fellow fishwatchers. REEF staff lead these trips, and each features daily classroom seminars and a full diving schedule.
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Green Turtle Cay, Bahamas – June 12-18 – The package includes 7 nights at Green Turtle Club and 6 days of 2 tank boat dives at Brandal's Dive Shop. In addition to conducting fish surveys, this trip will help document the establishment and consequences of invasive lionfish in REEF's ongoing effort to minimize the Indo-Pacific predator's impact on native fish populations, including dissections of specimens to document prey. Led by Lad Akins, REEF Director of Special Projects.
Roatan, Honduras – July 30-August 6 – The package includes 7 nights accommodations at Anthony's Key Resort, all meals, 3 single tank boat dives per day (6 days), 2 single tank boat night dives, a day excursion to Maya Key, and airport transfers. REEF is conducting this project at the invitation of the Roatan Marine Park to survey in the protected areas of the park to evaluate how the reserves are working. Led by Alecia Adamson, REEF Field Operations Coordinator.
View the entire REEF Trip schedule here -- http://www.reef.org/fieldsurveys/schedule. To inquire about a trip and to reserve your spot, contact the REEF Travel Consultant at Caradonna, 1-877-295-7333 (REEF), or via e-mail email@example.com.
When you call the REEF office, you may be greeted with a new voice. Please join us in welcoming Martha Klitzkie as the new General Manager. After completing a Bachelor of Arts from Warren Wilson College, a passion for marine education led her to serve as the Education Director at the Pigeon Key Foundation in Marathon, Florida. She later went on to direct a larger marine education program based at Camp Ocean Pines, located on the central coast of California. During this time she also completed a Master of Arts in Educational Leadership and Administration from Argosy University. But a love for the Florida Keys and its coral reefs brought her back home to the sunshine state to join the REEF team. As the General Manager, Martha supervises a variety of activities necessary to the day-to-day operations at REEF. Welcome, Martha!
There is growing concern that lionfish will affect the structure and function of invaded marine ecosystems. REEF Director of Special Projects, Lad Akins, is a co-author on a recently published paper evaluating these effects. The study was published in the scientific journal, PLoS ONE. Lead author, Stephanie Green, from Simon Fraser University (SFU), along with Akins and other co-authors Aleks Maljković (SFU), and Isabelle Côté (SFU), documented a dramatic 65% decline in 42 species of reef fish eaten by lionfish over a two year period. The study, conducted off New Providence Island in the Bahamas, used data collected during REEF's volunteer lionfish projects to track the explosion of the lionfish population over time, and reveals that lionfish biomass increased from 23% to nearly 40% of the predator biomass on the study sites between 2008 and 2010. This study represents the first documented direct impact of lionfish predation on native reef fishes and highlights the importance of control programs to minimize impacts. You can find a link to this and all published papers that have included REEF data on our Publications page.
New research using powerful genetic techniques and the REEF survey data have revealed two new species of hamlet in the Caribbean. The findings were recently published by scientist Ben Victor in the Journal of the Ocean Science Foundation. As our Caribbean surveyors know, hamlets are a group of colorful small sea basses that can sometimes cause ID confusion because of their myriad of colors and patterns. The varied color patterns in these small predators are thought to be a result of mimicry of other colorful but more innocuous herbivore species. There has been ongoing debate about which are actual species and which are simply just color variants or morphotypes. Ben's research revealed significant genetic differences among what seemed to simply be variations of the well-known Barred Hamlet. Ben stated that "the REEF database supplied valuable survey data indispensable to understanding ranges and abundances and unmatched in its comprehensive coverage".
The two new species are the Florida Barred Hamlet, Hypoplectrus floridae, and the Contoy Hamlet, H. ecosur. The typical Barred Hamlet (H. puella) that is found throughout the Caribbean will be updated in the REEF database to be called the Caribbean Barred Hamlet. Florida Barred Hamlet have been found in the eastern Gulf of Mexico and South Florida, and overlaps in range with the Caribbean Barred Hamlet in those areas. To date, the Contoy Hamlet has only been documented on Isla Contoy near the northern tip of the Yucatan peninsula and maybe Isla Mujeres. Florida Barred Hamlet are distinguished by a pair of symmetrical dark spots at the base of the caudal fin along with a break in the mid-body narrow bar. The Contoy Hamlet is distinguished by the same paid of dark spots at the base of the tail as well as a series of additional dark spots along the upper caudal peduncle and below the dorsal fin. A PDF of Ben's paper can be found online here, and it includes many pictures of the new species. Video of the Contoy Hamlet has been posted on Youtube.
REEF surveyors in the regions of the new species are encouraged to learn the differences and being reporting them as distinct species using the Unlisted Species section of the online data form. To see a list of a all scientific publications that have included REEF data and projects, visit our Publications Page.
Many of you know that REEF helps out sea-dwelling creatures, but you may not know that we also help prepare our future land-dwelling leaders to deal with issues facing our marine ecosystems. Meet the faces of our Marine Conservation Internship Program! Every four months, REEF invites hundreds of applicants to compete for four internship positions. The chosen interns implement community outreach and education programs focused on reef fish identification and lionfish handling and collection. Interns also dive and volunteer with partner organizations in the Florida Keys. Examples of some average daily intern activities include computer data entry, helping to write and layout newsletters and flyers, packaging orders, answering phone calls and e-mails, greeting visitors at REEF Headquarters, biological assessment fieldwork and data analysis, community education and outreach, writing, artwork, and GIS mapping.
For more information on this program or if you know someone who would like to apply, please visit the Internship Webpage or email General Manager, Martha Klitzkie, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Applications for the Fall internship are due June 15th.
REEF members are at the heart of our grassroots marine conservation programs. Over 50,000 divers, snorkelers, students, and armchair naturalists stand behind our mission.
This month we highlight Lillian Kenney, one of REEF's earliest members. Lillian lives in Florida and joined REEF in our inaugural year of 1993. Lillian conducted her first survey in 1994, and has since conducted 1,250 surveys, making her a member of the Golden Hamlet Club (see article in this issue for more on this achievement). She has conducted surveys in all of REEF's tropical regions (TWA, TEP, and SOP), and is a member of the TWA Advanced Assessment Team. Here's what Lillian had to say about REEF:
How did you first hear about REEF? In what ways are you involved?
I joined REEF in 1993, when it was first started. I saw an ad in a diving magazine and it sounded like the very thing I wanted to get involved in. I missed the first classes in Key Largo, but started doing fish surveys right away. Before this, I had concentrated on photography when diving, but I always tried to ID the fish. At first I did surveys on my own, but then I heard about the Advanced Assessment Team (AAT) and I took the tests and started doing Expert-level surveys. I really enjoy the camaraderie and discussing fish ID with other avid surveyors. I have done many REEF Field Survey trips over the last 20 years, including the recent ones to Fiji. The soft corals and fish in Fiji are definitely a highlight for me.
Do you dive close to where you live?
In the summer I dive regularly and do surveys in Florida. I live near the Gulf of Mexico and enjoy diving the same sites year after year to see what stays the same and note any changes. I also dive on the East Coast of Florida and in the Keys. One of my favorite sites is Blue Heron Bridge in West Palm Beach, Florida. I always see interesting critters there.
What is your favorite fish find?
I have many favorite fish and invertebrates. If I had to pick one I guess it would be the frogfish. It is so cute and reminds me of children's bathtub toys. It is very interesting to watch as it 'walks' on the bottom. I see Striated Frogfish at Blue Heron Bridge. I have also seen the same species in Indonesia. In the Gulf I sometimes see Ocellated Frogfish.
REEF members are at the heart of our grassroots marine conservation programs. Over 50,000 divers, snorkelers, students, and armchair naturalists stand behind our mission.
This month we highlight Susan Hieter. Susan has been a REEF member since 2001, and has conducted 38 surveys. She recently moved to Aruba and is enjoying getting back in the water as a REEF surveyor. Here's what Susan had to say about REEF:
When and how did you first volunteer with REEF or become a REEF member? How did you first hear about REEF?
I became a member 12 years ago when I designed a marine biology/oceanography class for my high school in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. We decided to become members of various marine organizations and donate money that we did fund raisers for. I did my first REEF volunteer survey at the Flower Garden National Marine Sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico in 2006 through a teacher program called Down Under, Out Yonder (DUOY).
What do you enjoy most about doing REEF surveys?
I really enjoy visiting the same reefs to see what new fish have arrived. It also leads me to think about why some fish are there sometimes and other times not due to various stressors. The most interesting thing I have learned from doing REEF fish surveys is seeing the abundance of fish on the island of Aruba, where I am currently working and living.
Do you have a favorite local REEF field station or dive shop?
My favorite REEF field station is JADS Dive Center in Aruba. The dive staff is very friendly and will make sure you enjoy your dives. The shop is well equipped with rental gear that is in good working condition. They will go out of their way to help you.
What is your favorite fish?
I would have to say the Goliath Grouper (somewhat small compared to the ones in Florida) that I meet on the Jane Sea wreck in Aruba was the most fascinating fish encounter because it was not afraid of me and was about to give me a kiss but on second thought, maybe it was going to take a bite out of me.
We are pleased to announce the 2015 REEF Field Survey Trip Schedule. We have an exciting lineup of destinations planned and we hope you will join us. These trips offer a great introduction to fish identification for novice fishwatchers, and are a fun way for experienced surveyors to build their life list while interacting with fellow fishwatchers. We are also offering two of the ever-popular Invasive Lionfish Research Expeditions. REEF staff, board members, and other REEF experts lead these trips, and each features daily classroom seminars and a full diving schedule.
To find out more or to book your space, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 305-588-5869. Please note the new email and phone number - beginning with these 2015 trips, we are handling all Field Survey inquiries and bookings through REEF Headquarters. Visit www.REEF.org/trips to see the complete schedule, package details, trip leader bios, trip policies, and more. We hope you will join us!
2015 REEF Field Survey Schedule
Feb 28 - Mar 7 -- Hawaii -- Kona Aggressor II Liveaboard, Led by Dr. Christy Pattengill-Semmens, Details
Mar 14 - 21 -- Grand Cayman -- Wall to Wall Diving and Comfort Suites, Led by Jonathan Lavan, Details
May 2 - 12 and May 12 - 19 -- Fiji -- NAI'A Livaboard, Led by Dr. Chrisy Pattengill-Semmens and Dr. Brice Semmens, Wk 1 Details, Wk 2 Details
May 9 - 16 -- Bahamas Invasive Lionfish Control Study -- Explorer II Liveaboard, Led by Lad Akins and Peter Hughes, Details
Jun 13 - 20 -- Roatan -- Anthony's Key Resort, Led by Ned and Anna DeLoach, Details
Jul 11 - 18 -- Grand Turk -- Oasis Divers & Osprey Beach Hotel, Led by Paul Humann, Details
Aug 1 - 8 -- Bonaire -- Buddy Dive, Led by Dr. Christy Pattengill-Semmens and Dr. Brice Semmens, Details
Aug 22 - 29 -- Curacao Invasive Lionfish Control Study -- GO WEST Diving & Kura Hulanda Lodge, Led by Lad Akins and Peter Hughes, Details
Sep 19 - 26 -- Bahamas -- Aqua Cat Liveaboard, Led by Heather George, Details
Nov 1 - 5 -- Catalina Island -- Scuba Luv & Pavilion Hotel, Led by Janna Nichols, Details
Dec 5 - 12 -- Cozumel -- Chili Charters & Safari Inn or Casa Mexicana, Led by Tracey Griffin, Details
The holidays will be upon us before you know it and REEF is encouraging you to go on line to the REEF Store and purchase your holiday stocking stuffers like our beautiful note cards, wonderful books and DVD's. We still have plenty of Sensational Seas DVD's available as well. We recently updated the store with a large number of exclusive items that you can only get from REEF, so please check it out and put us on your shopping list as REEF funnels all proceeds to help fund our various programs.
We would also like to give our warm thanks to Eleanor Cavanaugh who is the artist behind our wonderful collection.
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Happy holiday week! I hope you are looking forward to Thanksgiving and the upcoming holiday season.
REEF is pleased to bring you our monthly update on the many projects that continue to actively engage you, our valuable members, in marine conservation. Before we get there, though, I want to ask for your help in meeting an ambitious but critical goal to keep these projects going: please help REEF raise $100,000 by the end of the year. Please click here to make a secure, tax-deductible donation today.
Your support helped EEF Science Director, Dr. Christy Semmens, participate in the annual Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute meeting held earlier this month, where she presented the results of monitoring two artificial reefs in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Your support helped REEF Field Operations Director, Joe Cavanaugh, participate in multi-stakeholder training to protect coral reefs in Akumal, Mexico. Your support helped develop new online data entry for the Pacific and Hawaii REEF survey regions, allowing REEF to improve data management. Your support helped REEF promote the Volunteer Survey Project as a diver acquisition eco-activity to the dive industry at DEMA Show 2007. Your support helped to develop an innovative home study course to train divers and snorkelers in "fishwatching" and conducting marine life surveys. Your support counts for a lot at REEF! Please click here to make a secure, tax-deductible donation today.
Other items of interest this month include tips for using the new REEF.org website, a design contest for the 2008 Field Survey tshirt, important news about the REEF Store and interesting happenings at REEF HQ.
Enjoy your turkey and we'll see you next month!
Best fishes,


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The animated, 3-D Arthur Christmas introduces three generations of St. Nick's family: Weedy retired Grandsanta (voiced by Bill Nighy, hogging the good lines), the obliviously ineffectual Santa Claus (Jim Broadbent), and his two sons, the North Pole's ultra-competent control-room manager and Santa's expected successor, Steve (Hugh Laurie), and his brother, Arthur (James McAvoy), a well-meaning simp who alone doesn't have an ego-based agenda. (The joke is that even the First Family of Christmas can't get along for the holidays.) Steve keeps the high-tech Christmas operation running—gifts are delivered by commando elves operating from a camouflaged mother ship—but when one present goes accidentally undelivered, Arthur and Grandsanta set off on a mission in a vintage reindeer-hauled sleigh run on anti-gravity magic dust. The script, by director Sarah Smith and Peter Baynham—who've written previously for Steve Coogan and Armando Iannucci—has copious laughs, an affecting saccharinity, and some marvelous bits of imagination, like a sprinkling of dust unleashed over the Serengeti that turns the sky into a constellation of jungle animals. Arthur was made, in co-production with Sony, by Aardman Animations, the U.K. company best known for Nick Park's Wallace & Gromit shorts, and the character animation has some of the same homely charm. Really it's a lovely bit of work, only marred by the completely cynical, cranked-out Justin Bieber video of "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" tacked on the front for what can only be demo marketing.
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CHICAGO — Transforming Collections micro grants have been awarded to two projects: preserving digitally published open access works and digitizing a foundation collection in health sciences. The micro grants of $1,500 each were given to the University of Maryland Baltimore County library and the University of Maryland Health Sciences and Human Services Library.
CHICAGO — The third Preservation Week took place April 22-28, 2012. Preservation Week, sponsored by the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) and its Preservation & Reformatting Section (PARS), is an opportunity to connect the care of collections and family treasures with your communities. Over the last two years, hundreds of events providing preservation education to the public have taken place in public, academic and school libraries, state agencies, archives, museums and historical societies.
CHICAGO — The Preservation Administrators Interest Group (PAIG) hosts a program on the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Laura Bush 21st Century Fellowships in Preservation Administration from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 23 in the Hyatt's Terrace Room.
CHICAGO—RDA (Resource Description and Access), the new cataloging standard, will be implemented in the U.S. national libraries in March 2013. There has been much written and discussed about RDA and the implementation by libraries across the U.S. and internationally.
CHICAGO — Genevieve Owens, assistant director of the Williamsburg (Va.) Regional Library, is the newly elected president-elect of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS). Owens will become president-elect at the ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim and serve as president 2013-2014.
CHICAGO — Two virtual preconferences presented by the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services take place in June prior to the ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim,Calif.
CHICAGO — The Board of Directors of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) has approved the appointment of Mary Beth Weber as the new editor of Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS). Ms. Weber's term will begin July 1, 2012 as editor designate working with the current editor Peggy Johnson through the end of December and continue through December, 2016.
CHICAGO — "A Change in Authority: Authority Work in the RDA Environment" is the topic for the upcoming preconference sponsored by the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) at this year's ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim, Calif. The preconference will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, June 22, 2012. Registration is required and a separate registration fee applies.
CHICAGO — ALCTS has launched eLRTS (alcts.metapress.com), the new website and electronic archive for Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS), the journal of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS).
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
A View From The Top
Think about the sun to plan your time in the mountains, and you'll get your most inspiring shots from the summits
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Front light can work well just before the sun crests the horizon. On exceptionally clear mornings, the light from the sun, still below the horizon, takes a tremendously long path through the atmosphere from east to west, bounces off distant air molecules and returns to your eye. During its journey, the blue light scatters out of the beam. What you see is a pink band of light just above the western horizon. The bow-shaped band of blue sky between the horizon and the band of pink is called the twilight wedge. It's actually Earth's shadow. From the summit of a Fourteener, it can reveal the curvature of the Earth—though not for the simple reason you probably expect. (For a full explanation of this complex phenomenon, see my blog post at www.glennrandall.com/2011.02.01_arch.html.)
My first efforts at shooting sunrise from the summit weren't very successful. Somehow images with the normal 4:5 or 3:2 aspect ratio often failed to capture the expansive feeling of standing on a 14,000-foot summit. I decided to try shooting wide panoramas—really wide, such as a panorama that extended more than 180º, from the rising sun to the full moon as it set directly opposite the sun in the sky. Of course, the peaks in between the rising sun and setting moon would have to be spectacular enough to hold the viewer's interest across the entire width of the frame. I also knew I'd have to print the image big, say, five feet across, otherwise the peaks would look like molehills, not mountains. That meant I needed extreme resolution. Before 2009, I hauled a 4x5 field camera to the summit. Now I was shooting a 21-megapixel Canon EOS 1Ds-Mark III, which opened up a new possibility: stitching together many frames to create an enormous file that could top 1 gigabyte in size.
Digital capture had a further advantage. It allowed me to use HDR (high dynamic range) software to produce a panorama with the best possible shadow and highlight detail. I'd start by shooting three frames at each camera position. I'd merge the three frames shot from each camera position into 32-bit files in Photoshop CS5. I then could use the Photomerge utility to stitch the 32-bit frames together and create a seamless 180º, 32-bit panorama, which I could process in Nik Software HDR Efex Pro to retain shadow and highlight detail despite the extreme range in brightness across the scene.
The ultrawide angle of view from left to right meant I needed to be meticulous about setting up the camera so the plane of rotation was absolutely level and the camera was level both left-to-right and front-to-back. Even a small error would make a normally straight horizon curve up and down like a roller-coaster track. I also needed a system that would allow the camera to rotate around the nodal point of the lens so that foreground elements always lined up with the same background elements in the overlapping portions of adjacent frames. I have a Pano Elements Package from Really Right Stuff that lets me get everything level and position the camera perfectly in under a minute.
Look Down…At Least With Your Lens
I began studying maps, searching for a place where such a panorama actually was possible and soon realized that only a few peaks would work. I knew I couldn't just shoot a distant skyline with a telephoto lens. I'd end up with a print that was five feet wide and three inches high. For an ultrawide panorama to work, I needed either an interesting foreground, a view into the valley below, or both. Many Colorado Fourteeners have broad, nearly level summits big enough for a high-altitude football game. Shooting from their summits with a wide lens would produce a panorama where most of the frame was filled with nondescript talus and scree. There are no lush fields of wildflowers on the summits of Fourteeners. My best bet, I decided, was to be atop a rugged peak with a small summit that would let me look down at a steep angle into the valley below, so a 60-inch-wide print could be 20 inches high and still include something of interest besides the distant peaks.
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Moogfest 2012, happening Friday, October 26 and Saturday, October 27 in Asheville, NC, is just around the corner! Asheville residents who missed the deadline to purchase tickets in the first price tier for this year's festival are in luck. To thank locals for their support and show hometown appreciation, Moog Music has worked out a deal with Moogfest promoters to offer local Buncombe and surrounding county residents a chance to purchase Moogfest passes/tickets at Tier 1 pricing ($100 for weekend passes, $65 for single day tickets).
This special offer starts today, Monday, October 8 at 10am EDT, and will be available only at the U.S. Cellular Center box office with valid ID at time of purchase while supplies last. Residents may buy up to 2 passes/tickets.
Weekend GA and VIP passes, daily GA tickets and travel packages for Moogfest 2012 are currently on sale exclusively at www.moogfest.com.
Visit www.moogfest.com for more information on this year's event.
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12:15-2:00am Richie Hawtin
10:00-11:30pm Primus
8:30-9:30pm Nas
7:00-8:00pm Pantha Du Prince
Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
12:30-1:45am Explosions in the Sky
10:30pm-11:45pm Squarepusher
8:45-10:00pm Miike Snow
7:30-8:15pm Bear In Heaven
The Orange Peel
1:00-2:00am GZA presents Liquid Swords
11:30pm-12:30am Black Moth Super Rainbow
9:30-10:30pm El-P
7:30-8:30pm Killer Mike
Asheville Music Hall
12:45-2:00am Ana Sia
11:15pm-12:15am Blondes
9:45-10:45pm Wick-It The Instigator
Diana Wortham Theatre
11:30pm-12:30am Morton Subotnick presents From Silver Apples to a Sky of Cloudless Sulfur
10:00-11:00pm Exitmusic
8:15-9:15pm Ahleuchatistas
7:00-7:45pm Buke & Gase
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12:30-2:00am Shpongle presents The Masquerade
10:30pm-12:00am Orbital
8:45-10:00pm Santigold
7:15-8:15pm Divine Fits
Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
12:00-1:30am Four Tet
10:00-11:15pm Thomas Dolby
8:00-9:15pm Magnetic Fields
The Orange Peel
12:00-2:00am Carl Craig
10:30-11:30pm Death Grips
9:00-10:00pm Cold Cave
7:30-8:30pm Actress
Asheville Music Hall
1:00-2:00am Prefuse 73 with Teebs
11:30pm-12:30am Disclosure
10:00-11:00pm TRUST
Diana Wortham Theatre
11:45pm-12:45am Harold Budd with Keith Lowe
10:15-11:15pm Tim Hecker & Daniel Lopatin
8:30-9:30pm Andy Stott
7:00-8:00pm Julia Holter
Moogfest is produced in conjunction with Moog Music and the City of Asheville and directly benefits the Bob Moog Foundation.


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Everyone is unique in some way, possessing hidden value waiting to be unlocked. For an author, unlocking and managing this hidden value is key to developing the most successful publishing career possible. For our other clients unlocking this hidden value results in turning placeholders into difference makers.
We believe God has built into every life a message to be shared. Everyone has been created with a unique design and special purpose in life that should be heard.
October 28 ~ A Leaders job to deliver God's message based on Ezekiel 's call from God
In Ezekiel chapter 2 God calls Ezekiel to deliver specific messages to the people of Israel based on the messages God gives Ezekiel. God asks Ezekiel to not be afraid "though briers and thorns are all around you". STILL deliver my message God says to Ezekiel. God says something very important next to Ezekiel. He says deliver the message I give to you Ezekiel, whether they listen to you or fail to listen to you. It is God's job to give us a message to deliver and God's responsibility for the outcome.
It is the LEADERS responsibility to be obedient and deliver the message God has given us to share.
What message has God called you to deliver lately?
October 9th - Appropriate Vulnerability
2 Corinthians 6: 11 - 13 ~
"We have spoken freely to you, Corinthians, and opened wide our hearts to you. We are not withholding our affection from you, but you are withholding yours from us. As a fair exchange—I speak as to my children—open wide your hearts also."
Paul, the author of Corinthians, is saying I have opened my heart to you – will you open your hearts to me.
Appropriate transparency is part of embracing reality. We have been designed to be "open wide" but sin makes us hold back and put up the walls. We keep the walls up stopping the Holy Spirit from opening wide – from letting this happen to us. Our role is to let the walls down and to get out of God's way.
The Corinthians had divided hearts – they were withholding their love from Paul and they were listening to false teachers. These false teachers had stolen their hearts. They had compromised with the world. So Paul is asking them to let down their walls, "open wide" and let God's love in, let Paul's love in.
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You usually know when you are with a transformational spiritual leader. They just ooze the fact that they love to help others grow and change for the Kingdom of God. God has captured their heart and has ignited their soul to join Him in living a surrendered life for His purposes. They instinctually know that they are to focus on what is best for all involved instead of getting distracted by their own personal agenda. On the other side of the continuum you may have experienced someone who does not love to see things change and prefers life to remain comfortable and predictable. These people have trouble being intentional and do not thrive in a transformational environment. This type of person may halt progress in the Kingdom of God and most often do not focus on what is best for the group.
As professional coaches and coaches that thrive on training other coaches and leaders, we are energized by spiritual transformation; both in others and desire the same in ourselves. By definition, to experience spiritual transformation means that you are changing in your form, your appearance, your nature and especially your character so that it reflects Jesus Christ.
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President Obama Speaks Live About Ferguson and Immigration Reform
President Obama's Organizing for Action is airing new Spanish-language radio ads pressuring a handful of House members -- including the top three GOP leaders as well as one Democrat -- to pass comprehensive immigration reform.
"Only a group of obstructionists in the House of Representatives are standing in the way -- determined to block comprehensive immigration reform," says one narrator translated into English.
"Forcing millions to live in fear of deportation and tearing families apart," adds another.
The radio ads target five House members:
-- Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) whose district has a 3% Latino population;
-- Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) whose district has a 5% Latino population;
-- Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) whose district has a 35.5% Latino population;
-- Gary Miller (R-CA) whose district has 49% Latino population;
-- Daniel Lipinski (D-IL) whose district has a 29% Latino population.
The script of the Boehner ad (translated into English):
Female VO: President Obama. The Democrats. And the Republicans in the US Senate all agree.
Male VO: They have a bi-partisan solution to America's immigration problem.
Female VO: Their plan will give 11 million people a pathway to citizenship.
Male VO: Create jobs and reduce our deficit.
Female VO: Stop businesses from exploiting immigrant labor.
Male VO: And ensure that DREAMers can get a college degree and proudly serve in the military.
Female VO: Only a group of obstructionists in the House of Representatives are standing in the way -- determined to block comprehensive immigration reform.
Male VO: Forcing millions to live in fear of deportation and tearing families apart.
Female VO: Call Congressman John Boehner. Tell him it's time to support immigration reform.
Male VO: Congressman, we'll be watching. This is one vote we'll never forget.
Female VO: Paid for by Organizing for Action.


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Abengoa has been selected by the Department of Energy (DOE) of South Africa to develop Xina Solar One, a 100 megawatt (MW) parabolic trough plant with a five-hour thermal energy storage system using molten salts. This project will form the largest solar complex in Africa together with Abengoa's plant KaXu Solar One that is currently under construction in the country.
Sundyne recently unveiled its first vertical in-line sealless magnetic drive centrifugal API 685 compliant pump, boldly advancing its portfolio of highly reliable sealless, API-compliant fluid handling solutions.
PW Power Systems, Inc. (PWPS), a group company of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., announced today that its one hundredth MOBILEPAC(R) unit is complete and will be delivered to Sonelgaz, the state-owned utility in charge of electricity and natural gasdistribution in Algeria.
Wood Group GTS has completed the installation of four EcoValue power augmentation systems on four GE Frame 7EA gas turbines at a 300MW cogeneration plant in Texas. The EcoValue system increases turbine output and efficiency and the plant is experiencing significant performance improvements, yielding 11.5% increase in power output and a 2.5% decrease in heat rate on one combined cycle block (two gas turbines and one steam turbine).
Capstone Turbine is expanding its product offering in the marine market and has appointed six Capstone marine distributors. In addition, the company has launched a contest that will give away up to 130 kilowatts of marine power to three existing or new ship owners.
Orbital Gas Systems Ltd., has received an order for eight (8) retail units of its GasPTi device from National Grid in the United Kingdom (UK).
U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division - Ship Systems Engineering Station (NSWCCD-SSES) engineers conducted full scale testing of a 7,000 rpm, 6,600 volt, 14-megawatt high-speed generator (HSG) at the Land Based Test Site, September 19. The prototype provides six times more power than lower speed, conventionally cooled, similar sized generators currently available.
GE has announced the expansion of its Advanced Gas Path (AGP) portfolio to its 9F-3 and 9E gas turbine customers operating in Asian energy markets and around the globe. More than 120 AGP systems have been sold and 37 upgrades already in operation on GE 7F-3 gas turbines around the globe.
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Alstom announced it has been awarded two Long Term Service Agreements (LTSA) for three natural gas fired power plants in the US and Canada. The company will provide services for EquiPower's, Milford combined cycle power station in Connecticut, USA and TransAlta's Sarnia Cogeneration Power Plant in Ontario and Poplar Creek Cogeneration Power Plant in Alberta.
These latest contracts are part of $1.2 billion in North American power plant service, support and upgrade contracts awarded to Alstom in 2013.
Situated in Gondomar, in the north area of Portugal, Tapada do Outeiro combine cycle power station produces 15-20 percent of the country's electrical needs. The company relies on an NG 81 generator from Atlas Copco Rental to supply pure nitrogen to replace the air in the steam generator's tubes when they are not in use, eliminating corrosion.
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