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Dear servaege,
I see that you have made many posts, such as this one, under opinions, of the articles section. I am a bit confussed as to what your opinion is? The only writing that you have posted is the book summary, found on the back of the book in question, and a short descriptive piece about Mary-kate and Ashley from what appears to be a UK journolist. I am unsure if you have read the book or have any opinion in favor or otherwise. I hope that you update with your opinion soon, as I for one would be interested in what you, and others thought of this, and other books in the series. I hope you do not mind me adding my opinion of the book. Book 3 - The sleepover secret, was written ( adapted by ) Judy Katschke. She wrote at least 10 of the Two of a kind series including some of the "Diaries" issues. I personally enjoy her style of writting and found this book entertaining, especially because it is an adaption of the TV episode which I have seen many times. The "Sleep-over" topic is very relevant to a tween girl, and the story plays out the twins different attitudes and likes very well. The characters are well formed and the story line has several surprises in it. My favourite part of the story is when Jennifer admits to Ashley that Ashley's decision to wait till you find the right boy to kiss is the mature thing to do. Ashley had held firm to this after having a heart to heart talk with Carrie about kissing boys. The book itself has bonus photos taken during the filming of the 1999 show and includes some shots that were not seen on the TV episode. I would give this book in the series a 7.5 / 10 rating, as I do for most of the early adaption from the TV series books.http://images.fanpop.com/images/emoticoons
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I shared the highlights of the Bulls vs. Pistons game this morning and have a whole batch of pictures and stories to share with you this afternoon. Ready?
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Since it was Veteran's Day (and a big belated THANK YOU to all the honorable vets out there for serving our country!) and Scott and I were technically on vacation (for the day), Barry took the day off as well and we all enjoyed a lazy morning followed by brunch at a new-to-all-of-us restaurant called Wildberry Pancakes and Cafe.
We picked this spot because it was walking distance to some of the famous sights of Chicago neither Scott or I had ever seen in person, despite visiting the city a handful of times before.
They are known for their pancakes, but I have to give their omelets a fair shout out. They were huge and loaded with egg-quisite (quoted from their menu… so punny) ingredient combinations!
I ordered the Espanola with egg whites, jalapeños, avocado, onion, cilantro, mushrooms, cheese, and bacon instead of the chorizo on a bed of corn tortillas. I made sure to list every single ingredient out because I want to remember this meal and recreate it as soon as possible. You should too!
It came with a side of hash browns and pancakes. I ordered the gluten-free honeycakes and put forth my best effort to eat about half of everything.
It was a fabulous meal, but the company was even better. Joining the three of us was a long-time blog reader and now real-life friend, Tanya!
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Thank you so much for the tour and access to the views, Tanya!
We made our way back downstairs and followed her directions to go see next point of interest on my list: The Bean.
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Props to the girl who got this one on the first try, twice in a row!
(One for us and one for her friends…)
We were thoroughly impressed.
A short walk took us to the Red Bull Art of Can Chicago exhibit next.
Literally everything in the exhibit was made out of cans of Red Bull. Can you believe some of these details?
That's a heck of a lot more patience and talent than I'll ever have.
We had a couple more hours to kill before meeting another friend for dinner, so we walked and cabbed all around the city. We heard Macy's was putting up their Christmas decorations and wanted to see them.
Better yet, how about this Tiffany Mosaic Ceiling inside?
Remember that tiny Tiffany window Scott and I saw at The Whitney? That one piece was worth more than $6 million, so I can't even imagine what this bad boy is valued at. It was gorgeous!
We walked down the rest of State Street and stumbled upon famous sights.
ABC7 Chicago State Street Studio
Then we shopped a little…
(Why didn't I buy these when I had the chance? Seriously.)
We popped in to the Museum of Contemporary Art wanting to see the David Bowie exhibit, until we found out the tickets were $25 each.
(And we had already been here before…)
We finished up our afternoon with a couple of sweet stops on Michigan Ave.
(Of course Scott bought this ridiculously large bag of Twizzlers.)
We had already been to both of these places before as well, and sadly, weren't hungry enough to try anything this time. I assure you that the hot chocolates are wonderful and worth a trip!
Before long, it was time for us to Uber over to Grand Street to enjoy the buzzed about Coalfire Pizza for dinner.
We had heard great things about this place and wanted to try it out with a friend of ours. You might remember Kelley coming to visit us at the end of last year, almost a year ago to the date!
It was so great to see her and her mommy-to-be belly!
We all decided to split a pizza and salad and left it up to Scott to order the Caprese Salad and Pepperoni & Whipped Ricotta pizza.
The whipped ricotta was no joke, y'all.
It was all very good! After dinner, we made our way back to Barry's and got ready to explore the city more with him.
Our first stop was at Underground Wonder Bar for some live jazz music. Tuesday certainly drew in an interesting crowd!
I ordered a fruity specialty drink (couldn't even tell you what it was, but super calorie and sugar dense I'm sure) and Scott ordered a virgin bloody mary. It was a small place, and we could see the potential for a great time.
The music on this day of the week, however, was very… eh, unique. Coming out and "hitting the town" on a Monday and Tuesday night proves for some epic sights and sounds… let me tell you.
We bounced around as the night went on and our friend Katlyn met us out after she finished up her dance practice. It was a fun time!
And we were all stars.
Thanks for hosting us, friends! We can't wait to come visit again on the weekend next time. Until then… stay classy, Chicago!
See you bright and early in the morning for Friday Favorites! <3
November 13, 2014
Bulls vs. Pistons + Mercadito's Tacos
Good Morning! It's a snowy one here in Rochester Hills, Michigan.
Yep… we woke up to a thin layer of snow on the ground this morning.
Not okay.
But before I get sidetracked on that, I have a trip to Chicago to share!
We arrived in the city in the mid-afternoon on Monday, and I had a couple of hours until game time. Scott went with our friend, Barry, to the arena and I hung behind to work on my race recap and get ready for the game.
While in Chicago, I re-acquainted myself with Uber, the car service. We ordered car rides and pick-ups from the app on our phones throughout the duration of our stay, and it was so much easier than trying to figure out where to park and how to drive in the city. We have Uber in Detroit, but it's not nearly as accessible to us as it is to cities that thrive on taxi services like Chicago or New York.
I arrived at the United Center an hour before the game started. I planned to meet Scott by our seats and was happy to see a friend of theirs come and get me to bring me under the tunnels until my friend arrived.
It's always fun to see how different teams and arenas work on game days! It was the usual hustle and bustle of getting everything ready and situated before tip-off.
(That's what we got after this, of course.)
Scott and I headed up to our section with plenty of time to catch the intros. The Bulls have always had a memorable introduction that started back in the days of Michael Jordan, and they just redid the opening video this season.
I have never even worked for the team and I got chills. I absolutely loved it!
The game was themed out in camouflage and filled with soldiers the crowd applauded to acknowledge Veteran's Day. Everything from the dance routines to mascot costumes had something extra patriotic and special about them.
Since the Bulls were playing the Pistons, it was extra fun that our friend, Katlyn (who I used to dance with in Detroit), joined us in the stands. She tried out for the Luvabulls this season and I am very excited for her to dance in this city!
It was her game off, so we were happy to have her sit with us.
Wearing his Entertainment Director hat, Scott took notes in his phone and got ideas of in-game bits and aspects to take home. Every NBA team does things a little bit differently, so it is nice to take a trip to another arena for game day every now and then.
One thing that never changes (or gets old) is the team mascot. Benny the Bull has been buds with HOOPER for years, so it didn't surprise me when we got a special visit complete with confetti and silly string!
(Benny selfie)
He's crazy and wildly entertaining, y'all. Pulling similar stunts our crazy horse would, he had the crowd on their feet and slightly nervous at what would happen next the whole visit.
I'm pretty sure he used an entire can of silly string on Katlyn, too. Charming.
(Benny was here.)
The game was exciting, and as a Pistons and a Bulls fan, my team was sure to win. The Bulls ended up pulling the W, but Detroit put up a fight and still gave a good challenge. It was the perfect game to come over for!
After the game, we found our friend Barry and all wanted something to do and eat. It was a Monday, and there weren't too many late-night options, so we were glad to squeeze into the last seating for dinner at Mercadito's.
It was a cool and eclectic looking place that reminded Scott and I a lot of MEX in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
With a solid appetite, we ordered a trio of guacamoles to start.
And… a round of their specialty margaritas!
The guacamole lasted about two minutes, so we ordered another trio of different guacamoles and they were all very fresh and delicious.
I left it to the boys to order the entrees. We all have similar taste, so we ordered a smorgasbord of different tacos and I enjoyed sampling them all. I almost tasted the tilapia. I'm not a big fan of fish, but they all raved about this one.
(Of course that's the one that came out later I didn't take a picture of.)
Stuffed, we closed the restaurant down and made our way around local spots looking for something to do. It was a great start to our trip!
I hate to make it short and skip the ability to proof-read, but I need to get out the door and take the fur kids to the vets for their annual exams.
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I hope you were one of the people at Odell Williamson Auditorium on Nov. 30 at 3 p.m.
If you weren't, you missed out on a wonderful Christmas present given by the Brunswick Big Band. It was a free concert of Christmas music set in big band style and a visit from Santa during the last piece of "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town."
Last week, I asked readers to share what types of retail businesses they'd like to see here in Brunswick County that don't already exist. My list includes Target; menswear, sportswear and plus-sized women's clothing stores; a lingerie shop that carries a variety of sizes and foundations and caters to women who have had mastectomies and breast reconstruction; a fine wine and beer shop; and a sporting goods store.
Among the other suggestions I received are:
· A toy store
After the Veterans Day celebrations are over, most of us drive to our homes and snooze in our comfortable beds. The homes of some of our veteran friends on the streets look different. They may be more temporary or less sustainable. They may not provide necessary protection from the elements. They might not even be there when they return.
On Nov. 20, Calabash Elks Lodge No. 2679 sponsored a benefit pasta dinner for Selena Utter, who was recently injured in an auto accident. The lodge donated the dining room for that night, and I coordinated the event. Mickey Hardie of Shama Lama donated two hours of music and 108 people attended.
Several members of the Elks volunteered to serve food and defray labor costs. I thank all who volunteered, the Lodge House Committee, Lodge manager Rich Gass and especially Elks chef Rick Moore. Many local businesses sent donations. I thank them, too.
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Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin and the staff of SHIIP, the Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program, are reminding Medicare beneficiaries of a very important deadline.
The Annual Election Period to review, compare and choose Medicare prescription drug coverage ends Dec. 7. Medicare beneficiaries are encouraged to call SHIIP at (855) 408-1212 or (800) MEDICARE for free and unbiased help in choosing a drug plan.
There's always so much ado about Black Friday, that maddening day-after-Thanksgiving tradition when people practically trample each other in the quest to claim the best pre-Christmas shopping bargains and when retailers hope the frenzy results in a significantly boosted bottom line by the end of the year.
I realized recently I hit the two-year mark here in Brunswick County and was thinking about writing about how in a mere eight years, give or take a few, I will no longer be looked at like a stranger who wandered into town.
But then I had to do some thinking about how can I become a responsible citizen of Brunswick County by 2022 if I still haven't become responsible.
I came to this thought provoking realization the other day when my water was shut off.
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Atlanta leads 2-1 (as of 7/16)
Game 1: Thursday, July 14 | ||
Atlanta | 3 | Final |
NY Mets | 6 | |
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Game 2: Friday, July 15 | ||
Atlanta | 2 | Final |
NY Mets | 1 | |
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Game 3: Saturday, July 16 | ||
Atlanta | 3 | Final |
NY Mets | 0 | |
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Game 4: Sunday, July 17 | ||
Atlanta | 1 | Final |
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7:10 PM ET, July 16, 2005
Shea Stadium, Flushing, New York
NEW YORK (AP) -- Tim Hudson took the field for the sixth inning, knowing it would be his last.
Sure he had only thrown 45 pitches through five, but after two trips around the bases on a humid night in his first start in over a month, that was enough to wipe out the right-hander."I was gassed," Hudson said after pitching five-hit ball Saturday night in a 3-0 victory over the New York Mets.Kelly Johnson snapped out of an 0-for-14 slump with two hits and two RBI for Atlanta, which has won two straight following a three-game losing streak.Hudson was on the mound for the first time since June 13, when he was forced out after 2 2/3 innings by a strained muscle in his left side -- caused by a flaw in his delivery. After two simulated games, that were also scoreless outings, Hudson was ready to do it for real.Braves manager Bobby Cox thought it was one of Hudson's best outings of the year. The pitcher wasn't so sure."I wasn't quite as sharp as I would like to be," he said. "But I couldn't ask for anything more coming off a four-week little vacation here."Hudson scored from second to give the Braves the lead in the third, then was forced out at the plate two innings later after leading off with a double.After getting the first two hitters in the sixth, Hudson gave up back-to-back singles to Carlos Beltran and Cliff Floyd. Cox came out to see if Hudson had enough to get David Wright, who already had three homers in the series.He did, getting Wright to bounce into a force out."I knew I was getting close to running on empty but I felt like I had enough to get out of that inning," Hudson said.Hudson (7-5) showed little signs of rust, in the 198th start of his career. He got through six innings on just 62 pitches and earned his 99th victory.His .692 winning percentage (99-44) is third among pitchers with 100 decisions and second only to New York's Pedro Martinez among active hurlers.With his former pitching coach, Rick Peterson, watching from the Mets dugout, Hudson struck out one and didn't issue a walk. He is 2-0 against New York this season and hasn't allowed a run in 14 innings.It was as if he was trying to keep up with his former teammates on the Oakland Athletics, the club that dealt him to Atlanta during the offseason. Rich Harden and Barry Zito carried no-hitters into the eighth inning on Thursday and Friday."They are my buddies and I'm proud of them with what they've been able to do," Hudson said. "But I've just got to do what I do. I've been on the shelf for a month and need to get back to pitching and feel like I'm a part of the team."Hudson ran into trouble a few times, but was helped out by fine defense. Twice after singles by Doug Mientkiewicz, Hudson induced catcher Ramon Castro to hit into double plays.Atlanta has taken two of three from the last-place Mets and improved to 9-3 against them this season. The four-game series concludes Sunday when Mike Hampton will come off the disabled list to face Martinez."We need a win tomorrow," Mets manager Willie Randolph said.Jim Brower and Dan Kolb pitched two innings of scoreless relief for the Braves, paving the way for Chris Reitsma, who worked the ninth for his ninth save in 13 chances.The third inning was the toughest for Hudson, who earned his first victory since May 29 -- a span of four starts.Miguel Cairo led off with a double and was sacrificed to third by Mets starter Victor Zambrano. Jose Reyes then grounded to first baseman Adam LaRoche, who threw home to nail Cairo despite playing back in the infield. Wilson Betemit then made a nifty backhand play on Mike Cameron's grounder to end the inning.In the fourth, Andruw Jones drew a leadoff walk and came around on Ryan Langerhans' double that split the gap in left-center.Zambrano (4-8) allowed fewer than three earned runs for the 16th time in 17 starts but he is 0-2 in his last three starts."He's pitched well, but you've got to score runs. That's the bottom line," Randolph said.Zambrano retired the side in order only twice in seven innings but worked around trouble and scattered six hits, striking out six and walking four.In his last nine starts, he is 2-4 with an ERA of 2.36."Every game for me is very important," Zambrano said. "I always go back there to give the opportunity to the team to win the game."The Braves added a run in the ninth off Danny Graves, who helped the inning along when he threw away Rafael Furcal's bunt for New York's third error. Johnson then singled in Pete Orr to make it 3-0.Game notes
Furcal, who leads the NL with 29 stolen bases, was caught trying to swipe second by Mets catcher Ramon Castro after drawing a walk to start the game. It was the fifth time he was thrown out. ... Mets C Mike Piazza got the day off and is expected to start Sunday. ... Mientkiewicz was activated from the DL before the game.
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Regular Season Series
Atlanta leads 13-6 (as of Sat 7/16) | ||
Fri 4/8 | @ATL 3, NYM 1 | Recap |
Sat 4/9 | @ATL 6, NYM 3 | Recap |
Sun 4/10 | NYM 6, @ATL 1 | Recap |
Mon 4/25 | @NYM 5, ATL 4 | Recap |
Tue 4/26 | ATL 4, @NYM 3 | Recap |
Wed 4/27 | ATL 8, @NYM 4 | Recap |
Mon 5/23 | @ATL 8, NYM 6 | Recap |
Tue 5/24 | @ATL 4, NYM 0 | Recap |
Wed 5/25 | @ATL 3, NYM 0 | Recap |
Thu 7/14 | @NYM 6, ATL 3 | Recap |
Fri 7/15 | ATL 2, @NYM 1 | Recap |
» Sat 7/16 | ATL 3, @NYM 0 | Box Score |
Sun 7/17 | @NYM 8, ATL 1 | Recap |
Mon 9/5 | @ATL 4, NYM 2 | Recap |
Tue 9/6 | @ATL 3, NYM 1 | Recap |
Wed 9/7 | @ATL 4, NYM 3 | Recap |
Fri 9/16 | @NYM 4, ATL 0 | Recap |
Sat 9/17 | ATL 7, @NYM 4 | Recap |
Sun 9/18 | @NYM 4, ATL 1 | Recap |
Complete Schedule: Braves | Mets |
Scoring Summary
3rd | K Johnson singled to center, T Hudson scored, R Furcal to third. | 1 | 0 | |
4th | R Langerhans doubled to deep center, A Jones scored. | 2 | 0 | |
9th | K Johnson singled to left, P Orr scored, R Furcal to second. | 3 | 0 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Shea Stadium, Flushing, NY |
Attendance | 36,078 (86.1% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:21 |
Weather | 81 degrees, cloudy |
Wind | 10 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Bill Miller, First Base - Ed Hickox, Second Base - Derryl Cousins, Third Base - Jeff Nelson |


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Ron Paul's Texas Straight Talk: Progress Toward Peace in 2013, But Dark Clouds Remain 12/23/13 (AUDIO)
Submitted by emalvini on Sun, 12/22/2013 - 22:39Ron Paul's Texas Straight Talk: Progress Toward Peace in 2013, But Dark Clouds Remain 12/23/13 (AUDIO)
Audio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR1OJdrCKsw
Written by Ron Paul
Sunday December 22, 2013
It is the time of year we feel a sense of joy and optimism. We are preparing for the holidays and looking to spend time with our families and friends. This year as we look back we see several developments that leave us feeling optimistic.
A US attack on Syria was averted to a large degree because the American people did not want another Middle Eastern war. Public pressure was so strong that President Obama was forced to back down from his threats to launch missiles at Syria over an alleged Syrian government chemical attack. We have just recently discovered that US claims at the time were based on highly manipulated "intelligence." The president narrowly avoided another Iraq debacle, where the US went to war based on lies and fabrications. This time the American people were much more skeptical. That is good news!
A US attack on Syria would have brought us one step closer to the neocons' ultimate goal of an attack on Iran. The administration's decision to step back from the brink with Syria has consequently opened the door to an historic US diplomatic engagement with Iran.
Yes, the neocons have suffered a number of defeats this year for which we have great reason to be thankful and optimistic. However, it would be foolish to believe that a couple of defeats will end their obsession with American exceptionalism, war, and the US global empire. Though the neocons have had several set-backs, they will continue their efforts. And there are some dark clouds on the horizon that we should closely watch.
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I love using mines on my Vor'cha R. Trapping my foe in a cloud of Warp Plasma next to a Tricobalt mine on the side I just removed shields from is still fun.
Watching 3 ships being knocked out of the Plasma cloud already dead just doesn't get old. I admit this is PVE but that's the place where fun builds that aren't the bleeding edge of perfection can be used.
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Justine Siegal was a pioneer long before she pitched batting practice to six major league teams in spring training this year. Two years ago she became the first woman to coach first base for a men's professional team, the Brockton (Mass.) Rox in the independent Canadian American Association. And she spent three seasons as an assistant baseball coach at Springfield (Mass.) College until resigning last year to pursue a doctorate.
Siegal's nonprofit organization, Baseball for All, sponsors a team of 12-and-under girls called the Sparks that draws players from all over the country. Last summer the Sparks, with knuckleball sensation Chelsea Baker of Plant City, Fla., finished 39th out of 104 teams in an international tournament in Cooperstown, N.Y. -- as the only all-girls team in the event. And that was with only one practice.
Every girl on that team, Siegal said, shares the dream of playing major league baseball. Women already have played collegiately and in the minors. Left-hander Ila Borders did both, pitching in independent ball from 1997 to 2000. And USA Baseball has sponsored a women's national team since 2004. Siegal believes the day is coming when a woman will break into the majors.
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It's happened in American pro ball already. Last summer Japanese knuckleballer Eri Yoshida joined the Chico Outlaws in the independent Golden League, albeit with little success (she was 0-4 with a 12.28 ERA). Dan Duquette, the former general manager of the Boston Red Sox, is convinced a woman will do it, though he declined to predict when.
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The decision to discontinue Wii production in Japan does not affect the status of the console in US, a Nintendo of America rep has confirmed.
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So I'm collecting DNA from Buccal Swabs but having some trouble quantifying it. Is there any DNA extraction kit that allows the use of Nanodrop???
Otherwise, Im trying to create a standard curve for fluorescence using Hoechst Dye. Right now I've got DNA concentrations between 0 and 2.6 micrograms/ml and 1 mg/ml Hoechst Dye in a 100microliter well with buffer.
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I'd make sure my quantitation was working by testing serial dilutions of a known DNA concentration. Those concentrations sound very low, and are likely near the limit of detection, but a serial dilution test will tell you if that is true.
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FORT LEE, NJ â NEP Supershooters, part of Pittsburgh-based NEP Broadcasting, has purchased four (4) FOR-A FVW-500HS Video Writers for several of its HD production and support trailers. The FVW-500HS allows users to draw in real time over SD or HD video through a touch screen interface.
Glen Levine, vice president of mobile engineering, said the FOR-A Video Writer was chosen in April for its robust feature set and moderate price. âWe were looking for a telestrator that could work in both HD and SD since we have a number of our customers still televising in SD,â? he explained. âThis unit switches formats easily with no need for extra aspect ratio converters â it is user friendly.â?
NEPâs production trailers cover more than 100 golf events annually for clients including the Golf Channel and ERT (ESPN Regional). Golf Channelâs main support units ST-19, ST-10 and ST-11 are currently using the Video Writer. SS19, a mid-sized HD unit, also uses the device. All NEP HD mobile units support 1080i or 720p production, making the Video Writer very flexible.
During the height of golf season, the Video Writers have performed without any major technical issues. âWeâve made minor adjustments throughout the season and worked with FOR-A to updated software to simplify operations,â? Levine added, âbut overall the product has needed minimal tweaking.â?
Minor adjustments included the addition of a âclear allâ? function to the FVW-500HS, as well as a fiber optic feature to facilitate remote operation of the unit. âWe needed to have a way to operate the unit remotely, since a significant distance sometimes occurs between the electronics and the touch screen. The only way to handle this is through fiber optics, and FOR-A was instrumental in helping us incorporate a fiber optic external product into the system.â?
The FVW-500HS Video Writer features pre-programmed graphic shapes for ease of use, but can also process line and free-hand drawings. Drawn objects can be moved, deleted, or changed. The unit also offers various options for line thickness, edge width, and colors, as well as customizable buttons.
About FOR-A
FOR-A is a major manufacturer and distributor of video and audio systems to the broadcast, postproduction and professional video markets. For more information about FOR-Aâs product line, call 201-944-1120 visit our web site at www.for-a.com.
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In Visoko, Bosnia, researchers have discovered what may be Europe's first, documented case of pyramids. Archaeologist Semir Osmanagic was curious about the perfect symmetry of a local hill after a career of studying pyramids. Excavations have uncovered tunnel entrances and stone block architecture that experts believe must be man-made. Satellite imagery confirms at least two additional, albeit smaller, pyramids in the same vicinity. If calculations hold true, the Bosnian pyramids may be larger than the Egyptian variety by nearly 30%. Until further excavations take place, many archaeologists remain skeptical, citing that 12,000 years ago, Europeans were not constructing structures such as pyramids nor have the present findings supported Osmanagic's claims.
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