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The Epson Home Cinema 8350 arrives fresh from this year's CEDIA show, and it is a sight to see. Epson has really outdone itself this year--the Home Cinema 8350 is a sub-$1300 1080p projector that delivers some serious performance. The Home Cinema 8350 is the successor of last year's Home Cinema 8100. The Home Cinema 8100 earned our Editor's Choice Award for being an exceptional value for the money. It had high brightness, great placement flexibility, and affordability both in purchase price and maintenance costs. The Home Cinema 8350 continues this tradition, bringing even better 1080p film and video performance into your home theater for less than $1300. There is no doubt this one earns this year's Editor's Choice Award for entry level 1080p home theater projectors. Image quality. There's no sense beating around the bush: the Home Cinema 8350 is a fantastic value. It produces a great picture for a very low price. Out of the box, its factory presets are geared for high light output in ambient light. So the first picture you see is bright, with decent color and average black level for illuminated rooms. To get it set for optimal video quality, the first order of business was to turn on Epson Super White, engage the auto iris, and change color temperature from 6500K to 7500K (more below on this). After these simple adjustments, the projector is transformed into an inexpensive 1080p powerhouse for dark room viewing. Epson Super White and the auto iris bring black level down, while highlights are brilliant and sparkling without any loss of detail. Color is accurate and true-to-life. These minor changes are all it takes to bring the Home Cinema 8350 into the big leagues. Lumen output. The Home Cinema 8350, like its predecessor, is very flexible when it comes to lumen output. This variability is accomplished through a variety of image modes, ranging from the very bright Dynamic mode to the more subdued Cinema mode. Each mode is built around an intended application, and all are useful in at least some capacity. Dynamic is the preset to use in a bright room, as it produces the highest lumen output - 1507 lumens on our test sample. While this is a slight decrease from the Home Cinema 8100 which measured in the mid 1700s, it is still plenty of light for a room with a couple of small windows or table lamps. In this environment, a 100" diagonal image is probably the maximum you will want to consider--anything larger can make the picture appear too dim. Conversely, if you want to "punch up" the apparent brightness and contrast, use the zoom lens to shrink the image down to 60" or 80" diagonal. As far as color and contrast are concerned, color balance is exceptionally good for a Dynamic mode--this was true with the Home Cinema 8100 last year and it is true again now. While there is a slight greenish cast to the picture, it's nothing compared to the Dynamic settings on some competing units. Black level is not as deep as it is under the Cinema and Natural settings, but in a room with ambient light that will not matter.
Reader Comments(105 comments)
It worked well for first 500 hours and then that famous cinema filter error with a grinding sound and both warning lights (lamp and temperature) showed up and Epson gave a cold shoulder saying its out of warranty. when searched online, found thousands of posts complaining about this specific flaw where a small plastic flimsy gear inside the cinema filter unit breaks down and the show ends right there...when its a known issue then don't understand why its not a product recall. very disappointed...would never buy or recommend an Epson projector ever...
Love this projector. Bought in Jan 2011 and haven't looked back since. Never turned on auto iris. Still on first bulb with over 3000 hours on it. Will get a new one soon even if it doesn't burn out on its own.
Love the picture but I've been through 6 bulbs and never got more than 700 hours out of each one. Simply can't afford to keep this projector!
this has been 3 bulbs now(1800hrs)for the last one ...and the longest.called epsom and they said oh so sorry....but we will give you 50 dollas off on your next 0ne..... K.M.A. EPSON...I got maybe 5000 hrs out of 3 bulbs....will NEVER buy another epson product again
Anyone having issues with their 8350 projector switching modes while watching something? I have my cable box hooked up to it with an hdmi cable and always works great. But lately when I'm watching something thru my bluray player using apps like Netflix or other movie apps my projector lamp will shut off and projector makes a noise like its switching modes. It seems like it will try to switch to a different aspect ratio or color mode or something, then switch back to what it was originally on. Not sure what settings I can change that will correct this. It's just annoying when I'm watching a movie and the screen turns black as it does something and then it comes back on. I can watch cable tv all day without these issues. I'm using hdmi cables for all my hookups. I'm using wifi for my smart bluray player so I wonder if I run a cat5 cable directly into it if it will correct the issue or not. Any suggestions? I'm hoping its just a setting on my projector.
I had the auto iris error as well. Mine still had a month in the warranty so they replaced my projector. They told me to just go into the menu settings and you can turn off the auto iris. So that's what I did as soon as I got the new projector from them so I won't have that issue again.
I've owned the 8350 for 2 1/2 years now with over 2000 lamp hours. Up until now it has worked flawlessly - however I just had my first Auto Iris Error. I am four months out of warranty. My understanding is the issue continues to get worse, as it is not necessarily the actual Auto Iris that is malfunctioning, but something with the circuit board, which costs over $1000 to fix. Might as well buy a new projector. This is unacceptable as we can't be expected to purchase a product and spend over a grand every couple years. Epson said I was out of luck because my warranty was expired.
How is this compared to the 8345? Seems to be the same spec except for slightly lower brightness, though with the same lamp. Ummm.
I would not recommend buying this projector. Look up the auto iris issue with the Epson 8350. This is a serious issue with could render the projector useless. And with the warranty, Epson sends you a refurbished model which is prone to the same auto iris issues.
My original new unit malfunctioned after only 1 year of light use. My refurbished model received from Epson started malfunctioning after 4 months of light use.
My Panasonic PT-AE700U recently died and I'm looking at this projector, the 2030, and the PT-AR100U. It'll be in a living room environment with some ambient lighting, 13' throw, with up to a 132" screen. I know this projector isn't ideally suited for a living room install, but everything about it makes me want to try it. Any suggestions?
You can look up on this site a Projector throw calculator to tell you what distance you can place the projector and what size of picture you will get.
Hi. If a fuse blew during show the fan stopped cooling the lamp and projector lamp didnt get the cooling it requires. Try switching the lamp bulb.
My bulb just died at 2,350 hours. The week before it died it started brightness fluctuation. The day before it died it was noticeably dimmer.
I replaced mine with a $75 Genie Lamp Important: if you buy from G Lamps (not the other sellers) it comes with a 120 day warranty. When I installed it I carefully compared the Genie lamp with the factory one. The house looks identical except it has no Epson logo. I've only watched it a day but the brightness and color balance look like the Epson factory bulb.
Hi everybody :) i own the EPSON 8350 it is a good quite machine, nice picture. however the bulb really sucks .we have not watched 4000 hours! maybe 1000 or so and the bulb is out . now i am having problems finding a new bulb. if anyone has bought one and was satisfied with their purchase could u please let me know where you got it from . thank you soo much .. i think i will be purchasing 2 bulbs just in case :D
Please help!! We just had our epson 8350 installed by geek squad yesterday and when they left everything was working fine. Then a fuse blew. After we got the fuse box taken care of everything is working, we have sound and everything but no picture on our screen and the projector is on and working. Would anyone of you know how to help us? Please! Thanks!!
If you're still considering it, I found this article helpful for myself. http://www.projectorcentral.com/projector_news.cfm?2012-02-09-Acer-H9500-review-status-Epson-8350-for-Gaming&entry_id=490
Looking pretty hard at this projector, can anyone tell me the response time in frames or ms? In most of the new reviews they have been citing this info but I can't find it in this one. More of a concern for fast-paced gaming.
I am looking to purchase this projector for the same screen size. Do you have any regrets in purchasing this projector? I was also looking at the Panasonic PT AR 100u... Thoughts?? Also what are your thoughts on a1080 vs 720? Can you tell a huge difference on that size of screen?
Low noise was my #1 reason for buying this projector over the Mits HC4000. My previous projector was a Mits HC1500 and the color wheel noise got to be annoying. I can honestly say this is a quiet projector. My setup is a dedicated home theater with light control and a 96" screen. The projector is ceiling mounted above the seating locations. The projector is sharp, bright, and has very good color reproduction. Menus are easy to navigate. This is my first LCD projector with an Auto Iris and that is the only real noise I hear and that is only when the screen is black, rarely do I hear it during a movie. Some owners have experienced short bulb life and Epson has confirmed there were issues with the bulb on early units but as far as I know recent units have no bulb issues. People who still complain might be running their projector in a hot room or enclosed space. Even ceiling mounted the temperature is 10 deg warmer near the ceiling. Everyone raves about Epson's customer service so if you have a problem, you will be taken care of. Another complaint has been dust blobs which show up as blurry spots on a black screen. While they can't be seen during a movie, they might be seen in areas with black bars. I had this problem and per instructions from another AV forum blew out the dust and all is good, took about 30 min start to finish. Lastly there have been reports of an "Auto Iris Error" that people have seen, not sure what causes that, possibly excessive heat again. Overall this is a great projector for the money and one of the top selling units in the market so I would expect to see some complaints as more people own this model than any other model being sold today.
To Scott Humphrey
Did you find a solution to your problem? I am having the exact same issue
Good picture if it is working but overall a terrible product, after approximately 300 hours the bulbs blow out. Been through 4 bulbs in 15 months I will never buy another Epson product and have instructed my Corporate IT department to no longer buy Epson products. Customer services is useless.
Absolutely love my 8350! Best thing about it in my opinion (maybe it's in other models too) is that the projector has a wide range of placement to get the image where you want it. You can have it lower, higher, or off to the side and scroll the image to fit where you want. No more fine adjusting of the projector itself to get the image to fit your screen - just simply roll the dials on top of the projector. Great picture for the value and quiet!
Lamp is supposed to last 4,000 hours. It burned out after 120 days. I used it about 2 hours per day, which is approximately 240 hours. Even if I had left it on all day every day (which I did not) it would have only been 2,880 hours. It was physically and temporally impossible for us to have maxed out the hours on that lamp.
The lamp worked for only 6% of the advertised time. If I had known I was going to have to buy a $300 replacement lamp every 4 months I would not have purchased this projector. That's an extra $900 dollars per year on top of the projector price. When I contacted Epson for a replacement or refund they were incredibly unhelpful at every turn. After several days and emails back and forth I called and was told the following things: "If you want a replacement lamp, you need to have the old burnt-out lamp as proof". - No one told me about this when I filed my original support case, so after weeks of negotiations, of course I didn't keep the lamp. "The warranty is 90 days, so it cannot be replaced." - The subject line of my support email was 'Bulb burns out after 120 days'. If someone had told me about this restriction when I originally contacted support, I could have saved myself 2 hours of back and forth with your customer support team. Instead I was told this after hours of talking and my third customer service rep. "You should have noted the total hours on the lamp at the time you requested a replacement" - No one asked us to do this via originally. This request only came when I followed up via phone later. "A supervisor will call you tomorrow" - The first follow up call took 2 days. "I will call you back day after tomorrow" - It is now a week after this second follow up was supposed to happen and I haven't heard anything. This is unacceptable. To advertise 4,000 hours and only provide 240, which is 6% of the advertised useful life, is at best misleading and at worst intentionally deceptive. Regardless of warranty - this product didn't even do half of what it claimed. Then to say someone would follow up, and never do so, is incredibly unprofessional. I see no reason to ever buy an Epson product again, because I don't know how I could trust the quality of their products, or their company's ability to refund or replace faulty products.
Since we are on a low budget projection article what is the best projection screen that will go well with this projector?
I just bought the 8350 and set it up under the lanai outside. I bought a 120" screen and it looks amazing. Is there a quick way to get some audio though until I can install my surround sound out there?
I wish reviewers would talk more about fan noise. So many projectors are simply noisy. This makes dialogue more difficult to hear, and eliminates the ability to hear some parts of music, and is overall distracting. Surely more, larger fans and better heat sinks can address this problem, even on lower cost models.
The 8350 is one of the few projectors out there with (normally) low noise, though I hear the iris function can be distracting.
I'm not one to post many 'reviews' on things because I'm simply not an expert on most things. Now and then you should give credit where credit is due. We have had this projector over a year and we LOVE it!! I purchased a 9' x 16' screen on Ebay for about $150. The screen was complete with edging and grommets for easy framing. I built a pvc frame for it (about $50 for the pipes and elbows and such) and have it hanging on my screen pool enclosure. We set up the projector, when we use it, on the porch with an HDMI feed. We added surround sound in the ceiling of the porch to compliment the experience. The picture is AMAZING. Clear, bright, crisp would be correct terms. Granted, we must wait until it is dark outside to enjoy but we knew that going in. The picture is every bit, if not better, than what you'd see in a theater. Be prepared to be the 'hit' of the neighborhood though :) One measure of reassurance of a purchase, outside of your own enjoyment, is seeing that over a year later it still sells for what you paid for it. That in itself speaks volumes in today's electronic market where so many things are so outdated in the blink of an eye. If you're on the fence on this projector, don't be. It has all the perfomance you could possibly want.
I have an old infocus sp4805 hard to see in the daytime is the epson 8350 any better.
One thing about this projector is that a very high quality HDMI cable is required. We had a "high performance" 25' cable from Radio Shack that worked fine with our old Epson 1080, but we had major problems with intermittent signal loss with the 8350, until we upgraded to a new 1.4 HDMI cable with all the bells and whistles.
So, if you are upgrading from an older projector and your HDMI cable is perhaps long in the tooth, try upgrading the cable if you run into issues.
MattZ. the path to superwhite is:
Signal>Advanced>EPSON Superwhite You must be looking for it to be in the Image section, I was initially looking for it there as well.
Does anyone know how to turn on the Eoson Superwhite? I don't have that option.
Also, I've owned this projector for 6 months! It is perfect! So many settings, amazing picture and cost is amazing. Beats spending $1000 on a tv, that's for sure. Thanks Matt
Thanks everybody for all the help. I decided to go with the Epson 8350. ordered it on Amazon for $1069 and super fast 2 day shipping, it just arrived! hopefully all goes well and he loves it.
This projector is designed to be part of a home theater. You'll need an A/V system (Receiver w/ speakers) and all the peripherals (dvd, blu-ray, cable box, etc.). I can't imagine spending this much for picture (TV or Projector) only to use the lousy built in speakers -- that said this model doesn't include speakers anyways (most do not). If you need those other components, you could save a few hundred bucks by going with the Optoma HD20 and put the savings towards a sound system. Good luck.
Hi Elizabeth. I'm no expert but as a current projector owner I'd like to at least provide the basics. There are some projectors out there with built-in DVD players but most don't have , they have a video input that would come from your home reciever ideally or your DVD/bluray player. A fair amount of receivers have built in speakers but usually your home receiver/surround sound would be playing the sound. Also keep in mind projectors have a lower lifespan than flat screen TV's. Around 2-4 years based on use. Unless it's a LED based projector which is around 10-20 years but there is one trade off which is brightness is lower (but still great in a darkish room) and resolution is lower 720p vs 1080p. But owners say that it looks amazing regardless. My projector is 720p on a 92 inch screen and looks great with TV shows,movies and video games. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
Elizabeth, Epson does make models with a built-in DVD player and speakers, but I will bet that your husband will prefer the 8350 over those, since he can use his own (likely better) speakers and hook up a DVD player, media streamer, or any other device he might prefer to the 8350. In terms of bang for the buck, the 8350 would be an excellent choice.
I can't imagine that many husbands have received a projector from their wife as a gift, so that alone should earn you big bonus points. :)
okay aside from the research I have been doing on this wonderful website I have no knowledge about projectors but I wanted to surprise my Husband with one for Fathers Day. The problem is he has worked in the film industry all his life so picking one out that is both cost efficient and up to his standards is my challenge. I am zeroing in on this epson 8350. Do these things not come with their own speakers or built in DVD players? Can anybody tell me if there is something else out there in the same price range that is better? THANK YOU!
Got the 8350 last night. I love Visual Apex, paid for ground Fedex and still got it in one day.
I have owned four projectors--two NECs the model numbers of which I forget, then a Powerlite 1080, and now the Powerlite 8350, and the 8350 is the quietest of the bunch. So, Charliec, based on mine being quiet and reviews saying it is quiet, I would say that if yours is noisy and it does not have to do with how/where it is mounted, there is an issue with your individual machine.
Charliec, I have one of these on the way and will post regarding noise when we get to try it out.
I would not expect anyone providing reviews for Projector Central to be a shill, I have never been disappointed when purchasing based on their reviews/advice. My first instinct would be to look at how the projector is mounted. It seems to me that noise would be increased if it is installed in a manner that might a) not provide enough ventilation room and/or b) reflect the sound so that it is amplified. An example might be putting it on a shelf that is somewhat enclosed, such as a shelf in a book case where there is another shelf above it, and where there is not a lot of room behind it before you hit the wall or shelf backing, and where there might even be other items like books to either side. It seems to me like that sort of setup would be likely to increase noise.
Hmmm... The review here said this projector was almost inaudible unless your ear is next to the exhaust. But my 8350 seems to mimic a hovercraft even in ECO/Cinema. Especially after it's been on for a while.
There are some possibilities: o the reviewer is deaf and simply couldn't hear o the reviewer is a shill for Epson and makes light of deficiencies o Epson provided a custom made projector for review that is especially quiet o I have a defective projector that's much louder than it should be. Of these alternatives I'm hoping it's the third (I got it a week ago from Best Buy and can easily exchange it for another). So, do projectors (especially less expensive ones) OK guys. How loud is your projector? When the soundtrack is going for it I can't really hear mine, but when the soundtrack is moderately quiet it's an annoyance in the background. And when the soundtrack is quiet it's flat out annoying. Has anyone compared the audible noise from an 8350 to a 5010? I really do like this projector in nearly all other aspects (well the noise from the auto-iris is intrusive unless the sound track is loud and black levels aren't all that black but hey, for the price the picture is great!). Heck it's even bright enough for a 100" image to light up my slightly greenish gray wall with a decent image (but my room has no windows). charliec in Hillsboro, OR
I have a quick question I am hoping someone can answer. We just bought the Epson 8350 and I am having trouble hooking it up. We have a 4 foot HDMI cable running from the DVD player (Panasonic Blu-ray DVD DMT-BDT87) to the Receiver (Sony STRHH520) and then another long HDMI cable (35 ft) running from the Receiver to the Projector. We have sound but no picture. The projector is showing "no source" on all settings we try, so it appears the Receiver is for some reason not sending the picture to the projector. Off the top of your head can you think of anything we are doing wrong? Any reason why the DVD player or Receiver would not be compatible with the Projector? I am nearly 100% sure we have the HMDI ports accurate - I just think there has to be something I am missing. Thanks for your help!
I recently tried out the 8350 at an old theater I am helping turn in to a performing arts center. The original theater screen is still up. There is a large stage in front of the screen . I set the 8350 on the stage as far away from the screen as possible. This is about 25ft away. I was quite surprised how good it looked for being a home projector but I need to produce a larger and slightly brighter image. I can not move the unit any further back. Does anyone know of a projector that has a lens that can create a larger image in this situation?
It doesnt really matter. 200 lumens is less than a 25 watt lightbulb. you wont notice any difference.
I am looking at the Epson 8350. My screen width is 110 inches, 80 inches high. My current projector is sitting 21 feet back from the screen. Will the Epson 8350 work? Doesn't have to fill the whole screen - just the width is what I am looking to get ok with. Thanks!
Markie is correct I meant to say 115 inches not 150 Thanks for the correction markie
Roughly: If your screen is x inches diagonal, the closest you can have the projector to the screen is .x feet, and the farthest is about 2 times that distance.
So at maximum zoom Mark can place his projector 11 feet from his 110 inch screen. Fefrank said "I am currently at 12'5" from the screen right now and I could get the image to be 150' easily without full zoom." If the projector is about 12.4 feet from the screen, you should be able to achieve an 124 inch image at maximum zoom. If I'm mistaken, please correct.
To Mark: Yes you will be able to get a 110' screen if you have the projector at 11' I am currently at 12'5" from the screen right now and I could get the image to be 150' easily without full zoom.
Greg: The Ben Q W6000 Is a great projector, I love DLP technology. I clean,sharp, and crisp especially the W6000 Because is a single chip dlp projector. Crispiness you are not going to get with any LCD projector excluding the panasonic AE4000U which is really sharp and crisp for being a 3LCD projector. I own the 8350 and I will tell you is a big bang for the buck and pretty sharp, but I've seen sharper. Plus it also depends on how your unit arrives. Epson has had a lot of issues with panel convergence. I have already returned my espon 4 times to finally get a good one, but epson's costumer service have bben very helpful and incredibely understanding of the problem. I have seen the Ben Q w6000 in action, is an awesome projector but you will be paying between 4 to 500 dollars more to get it for 500 more lumens of brightness (on paper, you never know) a little sharper picture and about the same color contrast and blakc levels.I am RBE (rainbow effect) sensitive so I think that the 8350 was a better bang for my buck. I recommend testing both projectors and see what is better for you eye. I also recommend the 8700 UB if you have the money for it, way better blacks and color contrast and way better sharpness. Good Luck
Does anyone know if I can achieve 110' screen if I mount the projector at 11 feet using the zoom?
thoughts on the 8350 vs Benq w6000?
price is not an issue to me ... i can get the 8350 for 1200$ or get the epson 8700 UB for 1900$ ... i wonder with one to buy ... both look amazing ... what do you think i should go for ?
i m ok with anything under 2k ... I've heard that the 8350 doesn't match the 8700UB but i wonder if it's true... what do you guys think ?
This is a follow up to my post. The Epson HC8350 which I bought for $999 last Black Friday just arrived today late afternoon. After fulfilling my social obligations, I proceeded to bring down my 5 year old 720P Sanyo PLV-Z4 and carefully ceiling-mounted the new 1080P Epson HC8350. It did not take very long to set up the 8350. Following Mr. Bill Livolsi's advise, I turned the Epson Super White ON, turned the Auto Iris ON and set the color temp to 7500K. Then, I popped the Avatar Blu-ray (a movie that I have seen at least a dozen times) to check out the 8350's performance. The moment an image appeared on my 110" Stewart FireHawk, I knew right away that everything that was written about the 8350 was correct. It was truly deserving of the 2010 Editor's Choice Award. I am extremely and totally happy of my purchase. Many thanks to you guys for reviewing this 'Super Projector' and for everyone who posted their experience.
Well I just purchase the 8350 on Black Friday 2011 at an amazing price. Well first and foremost my sons and I are blown away by the picture quality and the brightness in a very lighted room.. However 95% of the viewing will be in a blacked out room, just as impressive.
Well how did I come to buy this projector. My Runco CL-710 DLP just stopped working after 8 years. The cost just to have them look at it was $400.00 wow!!! . I figured with todays technology I could probably find a projector that would meet my needs at a fraction of the cost I paid for a 1080i/720p projector eights years ago. I could have purchase a small vehicle for what I paid for that Runco projector, pioneer Elite receiver, 93 inch screen and Klipsch 5.1 speakers with huge sub (Man Cave). Watching blu-ray through the HDMI cable setting was Super Amazing, we felt like we could have just stepped into Avatar the movie. Thanks for all the reviews they really helped in my selection process. Spend the money, you want be disappointed.
Thanks for your work in reviewing front projectors. I have the Sanyo PLV-Z4 a 720P LCD Projector which I bought in June 2006 literally due to your excellent review. Its been more than 5 years since then. While I still enjoy its excellent picture, at the back of my mind, I know that one day I will eventually upgrade to a 1080P projector. I had no idea that that day is going to come sooner when I saw your review of the Epson Home Cinema 8350. My Sanyo PLV-Z4 is still working fine but the Epson Home Cinema 8350 sounds like too good, way too good to pass up. Do you think the Epson 8350's performance is good enough reason to justify retiring my beloved still-running Sanyo PLV-Z4? Again, many thanks for all your hard work. It is because of you guys why I who knew nothing about front projectors bravely made the jump in 2005. And I have never looked back since then.
Having HDMI length problems, run two cat 5e or higher for each hdmi connection and terminate with ethernet plugs. Use ethernet to hdmi converters (non-powered) only need two for each hdmi connection. Cat 5e simple to run and draw if required, less bulky and cheap. Will work to 100m. Do an ebay search on; 'HDMI to Cat5e/Cat6e Converter 1080P FullHD HDMI Cable' Cost approx $18 usd
There are a couple of simple mathematical equations to determine your needs:
For throw distance you will need to take the Throw Ratio (found in the projector specs) and multiply it by width. D = W x Tr
1st lamp replacement at 3162hrs mostly on dynamic, factory lamp.
if your having trouble with the cables u can buy wireless HDMI transmitter from rocketfish.. its awesome... plus Epson 8350 is one of the best projector..
if u wanna see how i set it up go youtube.com/oo7hafiz
Just bought it from BestBuy for $1200 + $200 HDMI cables + $257 4-yr warranty that includes bulb replacement. My old projector did not have HDMI so I will try to fish the HDMI cable on the back of the coaxial cables. Told there is a wi-fi HDMI but could not find one.
With the help of this article, I will try to refine the Epson 8350. I'll let you know how it goes.
I bought one used epson 8350 projector it is good for my small business at Kimara DSM. People are watching and enjoying UK premier leagua. I do not know where Ican I get the lens?.
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Just picked up the 8350 after the Projector People price break and so glad I did. Granted you get the extra bulb but the 8700 at $800 more was a bit steep regardless of the increased refresh rate. Had an older Sanyo PLV-Z2 on component video and was really quite pleased with that picture, but the 8350 blows it away in every single category. The living room picture mode right out of the box is simply fantastic. With the Sanyo we had to really control the light level but now we get the same contrast with significant accent light on in the room, which we prefer as a family. If you're not a true videophile save the $800 bucks like I did - I upgraded my receiver and my screen and went full HDMI for less than the 8750. Excellent product.
I am new to this projector world. Initially I thought to buy Home Cinema 8700UB, After checking all web sites 8350 also works the same way. Now I am planning to buy 135'' fixed screen in 18'.9'' foot long room. So my question is How far (distance) I can hang projector for good picture quality on 135 screen
I am new to this projector world. Initially I thought to buy Home Cinema 8700UB, After checking all web sites 8350 also works the same way. Now I am planning to buy 135'' fixed screen in 18'.9'' foot long room. So my question is How far (distance) I can hang projector for good picture quality on 135 screen
I have 2 questions about the 8350. My first is if it has closed captioning (can't seem to locate the info), and if so if it will display the cc on all resolutions or only some, and if so which ones? I've got a old 32" samsung HDTV that will only display cc on 480p or lower, and it's a must for myself. Also, after reading the comments I'm wondering if it's possible to ceiling mount this unit flush to the ceiling and still get a nice rectangle of a picture? This will be my first projector and I want to make sure it works! Thanks!
You write we can use it in france ... But all the wire are in the box to connect it here in 220v ? There is a switch on the EPSON ?
How we can use it please ... i want to buy it :p Thanks Bye
Yes you can. This projector works fine in Europe with 230V and PAL
with so many problems why would any one by a etorl lamped epson,dust blobs, convergence,let alone lamp life.
i have the same comment - if your not completely parallel to the wall won't your image be tapered?
Bought the 8350 last November. It is fantastic. We're running it on a 144" diagonal screen and people tell me that it feels like they're watching a TV, not a projector. Everything described in the review is 100% correct. I am delighted with this purchase. Thank you so much for the advice!!!
Can I use the 8350 in Europe with PAL DVD players ?
You may want to see about a signal enhancer (amplifier) for hdmi cables runs that are over 25 ft
I'm not familiar with the importance of the comparison specs for this model. All I know is that I connect my Blu ray 5.1 home theatre system through HDMI into my Epson 8350 on my 13 foot white wall and I am in movie theatre heaven! This projector is getting rave reviews all around for the price tag. I got mine for under a grand because it was an open box item and I paid 200.00 for a 2 yr warranty which covers anything from malfunction to bulb replacement and I am so glad I made this purchase.
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I own an epson 6100, I was wondering if getting the 8350 would be a decent jump i'n picture clarity. The price is write but I'm wondering if it's worth it
I really want to buy this, but I'm nervous about all these problems that people are reporting. I have a good, professionally calibrated Optoma H31. Should I give this Epson a try?
Response to Hal's comment: It supports a 1080p/24 signal via 2-2 pulldown (doubling the framerate to 48Hz). Its working great on the 8350 I picked up last night. I'm actually having a signal strength problem on 1080p/60 with my standalone Blu-Ray player and using an HDMI switch but it clears up when the BD player changes to 1080p/24.
Worth noting: I did not have this signal strength problem with an Optoma HD66 I recently returned, it handled 1080p/60 with the same cabling and switch without issue so the 8350 may not be as good at handling HDMI signal loss over long cable runs.
Is it bad that this model doesn't have 1080p/24?
The specs for the 8350 says it is 60 Hz vs the 8700 which has 120Hz. I know this is a big deal with some flat screen TV's and sports, any issues watching fast paced sports with the 8350????? Definately need it to perform regardless of the sporting event I'm watching.
OK now ther is a Purple blooming i need to worry about..I was just about to buy the 8350 .you have no idea how much crap the Panasonic PT-AX 100U and 200u has cost me with the yellowing do to polarizing filter burn. Please let me Know asap if I should back of ..or buy
Purchased the 8350 last month. Out of the box was a pretty nice picture but then purple blooming start to appear. Called Epson directly to get a replacement and still waiting for delivery due to out of stock at Epson warehouse. I still have a Sony G70 CRT and will go back to it. I'm a little disappointed so far and this is my first digital.
After a long wait for the ae4000u I decided to get a 8350 today and now I am confused whether to open it or not. I have to a ceiling mount (4 yr old kid) and the auto zoom and focus on the panny would have come in handy. I still can reach the projector fairly easily. Would this be a major deal breaker?
The specification page list the 8350 as 'anamorphic ready'. When using the HDMI input I can't change the aspect ratio. I assumed that anamorphic ready meant I could scale cinescope to full height to use a anamorphic lens. This is what my Panasonic AX-100 would let me do. It seems only the 8700UB will let you do this. Am I missing something?
Installing an Epson 8350 with 16:9 ratio, 120" screen. Epson website gives a throw range of 11'9" to 25'1". What is the ideal distance to celining mount? I have a deep room that is light controlled and can put it anywhere in this range.
Anybody seen a pinkish glow in corners on dark sceens on epson 8350 ,also auto iris seems slow.51737
I agree. What's up with the White?
I bought Epson 8350 and now I have problem buying the right screen... (gray/white, gain, brand, size, and price) any recommendation will help...
Just bought mine in Quebec. Very good projector for the price and great review up there ! thanks
Hey there, when they say "horizontal range of 25%", what does that actually mean? I'm interested in the projector but I can't place directly back from screen. May have to be 3 feet off. Not sure if that impacts quality?
Platte Pannekoek, thanks for the TW3200/3600 notes!
I wish it wasn't white. I ceiling-mount my projector in a theater room that has dark surfaces and white really doesn't look good.
JVC just release the jvc 250 pro that's sub 3k price point which is the first time they released a projector in this price range it's the D-ILA piece. this should be serious contender to epson 8700 or panasonic
Anyone knows if Epson 8350 has some kind of Frame Interpolation? i've not found that information on epson's site. I'm almost convinced to get the Panny AE4000 but if the epson also has FI, i would give it a second thought.
I am not 100% certain, but based on the specs I would say the Euopean equivalent of the 8350 is the EH-TW3600: http://www.epson.co.uk/Projectors/Epson-EH-TW3600/Tech-Specs
One step down - and a few hundred euros cheaper - is the EH-TW3200: http://www.epson.co.uk/Projectors/Epson-EH-TW3200/Tech-Specs
I wish you would compare ANSI contrast figures. I find auto iris's annoying if the image is unmasked since the black bars vary in brightness with the iris's activist.
If I just read a bit further, I would have seen your comparison to the Panasonic! Makes my last question redundant. However, is Panasonic coming out with a new model that will give the Epson a serious run for its money?
Smart, by giving the PowerLite Home Cinema 8350 top ratings, this will give the Panasonic company more time to chew on lowering upcoming prices for their 'unannounced' 5000 model. They're going to have some serious contendors - even the little guys are packing a punch!
Nobody really knows... even epson... it looks like there is a big mess in the "name" department in epson... c2fine... MLB... it should be inroganic...
http://www.epson.jp/e/products/device/htps/tech/tech3.htm It looks like it is inorganic... but then again :) You cant confirm that :)
Bill, you totally brushed over the fact that the 8350 measured over 200 LESS lumens than the 8100. Epson goes out of their way to advertise that they use an ISO standard which is "a more rigid standard than the outdated ANSI lumens rating". Does Epson have an answer for this? Do you have any ideas as to why a supposedly brighter PJ would measure significantly less than the dimmer, previous model it replaced? I'm ready to pull the trigger on the 8350, but this is a yellow flag to me.
How does 8350 compare with Epson 8700UB? is the extra $700-800 worth it?
How does 8700 compare to AE4000 Panasonic? Thanks
The 6500UB has the Silicon Optix HQV, Frame Interpolation, 120Hz and a higher CR (75000:1). Oh and it's a little dimmer at 1600 ANSI Lumen. The 6500UB would seem to be about 10% dimmer when calibrated than the 8350.
I'd be interested to see how the 8350 compares with the 6500UB. Any comment?
The Epson now has (according to the Epson website) the inorganic panels (D7, C2fine spec that the 4400 has/had). In Europe I think the release date is sometime around mid-October.
Nice to see the comparison with the AE4000. It will be interesting to see how it compares to the 2010 Panny replacement for the AE4000 -- assuming that there is one. That should at a minimum reduce the price difference--and possibly change the performance difference, as well.
What about the european edition of Epson 8350? Release date, name?
Can it do 3D from a PC, a BR player, or Direct TV?
Any one else find it funny that Epson claims 200 extra lumens for the 8350 vs the 8100 and yet it actually has over 200 lumens less? Any idea why?
Does the 8350 now use inorganic panels? I know the 8100 it replaced still used organic panels.
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I took a class with him at Ewald Notter's school in Orlando. Was it worth it? YES!! I learned so much and had a blast. I'm seriously considering taking it again (but I'll probably take Schott's class instead).
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i attended a course in wieze, and i have to say that i learned a lot. our course was about "new recipes and techniques" but jean pierre told us that he likes to do the "beginners course" a lot more since he has a much more time to explain the theoretical side and go much deeper into detail. concerning the use of tempered chocolate i was under the impression that he thinks its most important to successfully precrystallize the ganache not by necessarily using tempered ganache, but to take the ganache to a point where it begins to crystallize before putting it into a frame. when i did it his way i was able to cut a ganache (NOT a butter ganache) that was only 1 1/2 hours old...
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The approach I took, and it may not work for everyone, was to start off by looking at the boats that come up frequently on Craigslist. For me in my price range, those were Hunters, Catalinas, Pearsons, Ericsons, and Irwins. Not that I excluded ANY boat, but as a threshold issue, I learned more about those. I went to SailboatData.com and learned about the beam and the draft. I went to SailingTexas.com and got a feel for what the cockpit and cabins looked like. Then I tried to envision myself and my family using that boat. For example, some boats have a galley that runs the length of the starboard side and a dinette on the port side, with no other seating in the "lounge" area. I knew that wouldn't work for us, because we frequently sail with more than just us, and if it rains, we wouldn't all be able to hide in the cabin. I also looked at the cockpits and tried to envision my family and friends there. Where would kids sit? Are there moving parts (e.g., traveler) that might hit them or pinch fingers? How safe will they be if they stand on the seat to get a better view? I also decided that I wanted a wheel for steering; others love tillers (and I understand why), but for my purposes a wheel was very important. I also knew I wanted a roller furler for the headsail. Issues like those allowed me to rule out some boats, and to push others higher on my list.
Once I had a good feel for the boats that I'd likely run into, I started looking more earnestly at Craigslist and Yachtworld. My budget was a lot lower than yours, so I didn't really focus on YW too much - brokers add to the seller's cost, and I was looking for value-priced boats. Incidentally, I DID wind up buying a boat that was listed on YW, but it was more by accident. Anyway, the next thing I would do is to start examining all of the pictures that were in the Craigslist ad. If I saw stained woodwork near where the chainplates attached, the boat was typically ruled out (unless I suspected that the damage wasn't that bad due to other pictures). If I saw lots of places where the hull had been repaired, the boat was ruled out. If the boat seemed to have been poorly maintained, it was ruled out. If there was a clear line at the keel/hull joint, and especially if there were other signs of trauma in that area, the boat was ruled out. By contrast, small stains on the woodwork under windows didn't really bother me - that means the window needs to be rebedded, and I could handle that (I typically checked to see if the core in that area was rotted when aboard).
Another important thing to learn is that there are a lot of really bad salespeople out there, and they have NO CLUE how to put up a Craigslist ad. They'll have a BEAUTIFUL Pearson 323 in immaculate condition, and the subject line for the ad will be "Pearson 323" and inside the ad will say something like "1980 Pearson Sloop, desal (sic). Looks great, runs great. $8K. Calls only." And that's the entirety of the ad. You want to learn how to use Craigslist's search feature to find those ads, because most people are searching for "sailboat" or "sail boat" (which will return different results if you're on CL), and will never see the Pearson ad, which is actually good for you, because the seller will likely be frustrated that he hasn't gotten any calls. So, when you find that ad and call him, he'll be ready to make a deal.
Once you decide to go look at a boat, Faster's comments above are spot-on. Granted, someone can clean up a boat and give you the impression that it's well maintained, but from what I've seen, most of the sellers who are too lazy to maintain the boat are also too lazy to clean it up when it comes time to sell. There are a few self-inspection guides online that give you a good list of the things to look for during your walk-through. Don't be afraid to push buttons, turn stuff on/off, flush the head, hoist the sails, etc. If the seller is honest, he/she won't mind at all. I'd plan on being there at least an hour, and probably more like two in that initial visit. Also, take LOTS of pictures, even of stuff you don't think you'll want pictures of, and from strange angles. Take pictures of the mast, and the boom, and both together. Take pictures of the cabin from the companionway, and from the V-berth, the head (get the brand of head in the picture if you can), the engine and engine compartment (if it's an inboard, or the engine bracket and how it is attached, inside the cabin, if it's an outboard), and both sides of the chainplates. Take pictures of the floor, and the cabin ceiling. The cockpit, the transom, the sides, the mast step, the anchor area, etc. Get a shot of the Hull Identification Number and/or occupancy plate. Of all things be SURE to get pictures of ALL of the BAD things you see, and from six different angles.
Once you think you've found an interesting boat, load the pictures of that boat into a Photobucket account (or any other file sharing site) and post the link here. There are a LOT of good people here who can help scrutinize the pics and give you feedback. And, as I said before, if you want someone to go with you on a few look/sees, ask. As Faster said, for some people, visiting sailboats is a wonderful way to spend a Saturday!
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Other Chinese participants at the forum were critical of Australia's investment policies, which they said were unclear, changed quickly, and singled out enterprises controlled by the Chinese state.
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Senior Australian foreign investment lawyers said the Australian foreign investment regime had been misunderstood in China and was much more liberal than it was being given credit for.
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He said Australia's ranking as the No. 1 recipient of Chinese offshore investment in recent years was in danger of slipping unless there was more work on both sides to address the perceptions in China about how the system worked.
The conference was organised by the University of Canberra and the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, with support from King & Wood Mallesons, as part of a long-term project to develop closer institutional connections between the two countries in commercial law.
A senior Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade official, Peter Rowe, told the conference the government believed that a strong Chinese investment flow was in the national interest and it was no surprise that the flow was accelerating.
In an oblique reference to Coalition plans to tighten Foreign Investment Review Board procedures, Mr Rowe said foreign investment was already being managed very well.
He said Chinese investors were "increasingly comfortable and satisfied with our process".
Mr Xue said: "The booming Australia-China relationship has generated real benefits for the peoples of both countries."
The federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry, Joe Ludwig, has thrown his support behind China's calls for ties between the country to extend beyond resources into agriculture.
Mr Ludwig said Australia's a further engagement with China and our Asian neighbours is the next steps the government will take and is consistent with findings in the Asian Century whitepaper.
"We look forward to deepening our relationship with China," he said during question time at The Australian Grains Industry Conference in Melbourne on Tuesday.
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Original,from : Bosnia-Herzegovina where chess is still popular game. My father taught me how to play chess when I was 5-6 years old.I left BiH 2000.Over the past 15-16 years,I've visited and lived in various countries throughout my life and have experienced a wide variety of cultures and cuisine.I like to travel too much! Places I visited: Budimpest,Siofok,Hungary (1998); Zagreb,Croatia (1998); Trieste and Milan,Italy (2000); I lived in SWITZERLAND 2 years,Luzern and I was in almost every city like: Geneva,Basel,Bern,Zurich etc.; Frankfurt,Germany (2002)... After I moved to United States and lived in Tennesse about 10 years,now I am in Kentucky (and 4 now). Have been 48 states,USA,almost every city becouse of my job; Cancun,Mexico (2007) Next stop I wish is Rio de Zaniero,Brasil (maybe 2014 soccer world shampionship). I speak Bosnian, English,Swiss-German,and little bit Mexican-spanish.I am crazy about lingustics.Also like history,arheology etc. What a work out!
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
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Thomas Mazzucco Vice President
Petra DeJesus Commissioner
James T. HammerCommissioner
Yvonne Y. Lee Commissioner
David Onek Commissioner
Vincent Pan Commissioner
Lt. Joe Reilly Secretary
Roll Call; Pledge of Allegiance
1. Adoption of Minutes (ACTION ITEM)
- Regular Meeting of March 3, 2010
2. Public Comment
(Members of the public may address the Police Commission for a time period determined by the Chair on items that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission but do not appear on the agenda. Speakers shall address their remarks to the Commission as a whole and not to individual Commissioners or Department personnel. Under the Police Commission Rules of Order, during the Public Comment, Commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with speakers.)
3. Reports to the Commission (DISCUSSION ONLY)
a. Chief's Report
- Review of recent activities
- Status report regarding DNA Backlog
- Status report regarding development of Brady Policy
b. OCC Director's Report
- Presentation of Annual Audit for the years 2008 & 2009 under SFPD General Order 8.10, Guidelines for First Amendment Activities
c. Commission Reports
- Commission President's Report
- Commissioners' Reports
4. Discussion and possible action to adopt revised Department General Order 3.01, "Written Communication System" (ACTION ITEM)
5. Discussion and possible action to continue election of Commission Officers (ACTION ITEM)
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a. Commissioner Announcements
Reassignment of the following Disciplinary Cases:
- Case Nos. C08-014 & D08-013 reassigned to Commissioner DeJesus
- Case Nos. C06-181, C06-186, D08-165, C06-187, & C09-143 reassigned to Commissioner Hammer
- Case No. C10-043 reassigned to Commissioner Onek
- Case No. C09-076 continued pending reassignment
6. b. Scheduling of items identified for consideration at future Commission
7. Public Comment on all matters pertaining to Closed Session
8. Vote on whether to hold Closed Session. (San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10) (ACTION ITEM)
9. Closed Session
a. Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957 and San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10(b) and Penal Code Section 832.7: (ACTION ITEM)
PERSONNEL EXCEPTION: Discussion and possible action to adopt Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law supporting the Commission's Decisions given on November 4, 2009 and December 9, 2009
b. Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957 and San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10(b) and Penal Code Section 832.7:
PERSONNEL EXCEPTION: Status and calendaring of the following pending disciplinary matters: (DISCUSSION ONLY)
c. Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957 and San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10(b) and Penal Code Section 832.7: PERSONNEL EXCEPTION: Discussion and possible action to grant or deny Department's Appeal of Denial of Motion to Admit Evidence Relating to prior offense and request for Judicial Notice filed in Case Nos. RMWC08-166 & RMW C08-167 (ACTION ITEM)
d. Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957 and San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10(b) and Penal Code Section 832.7: (ACTION ITEM)
PERSONNEL EXCEPTION: Discussion and possible action to decide disciplinary charges filed in Case Nos. RMW C08-166 and RMW C08-167(The Commission will allow each party an optional five (5) minutes for oral closing argument)
9 e. Pursuant to Government Code section 54956.9(b)(1) and San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10(d)(2): (DISCUSSION ONLY)
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL: Anticipated Litigation:
City as Defendant; Number of Potential Cases: One
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Ah, French. Its musicality creates a language of romance, sweet romance.
Randolph Turnbull says he fell in love with the language "from the very first day of my very first French class." He knew that whatever he did with his life, it would involve speaking French, and from high school to graduate school, it has remained his passion. Now pursuing his doctorate and teaching undergraduates, he says, "l hope I can inspire my students the way my first French teacher, Madame Araujo, inspired me."
French is the official language of more than 25 countries, which means its literature has taken on the richness of those cultures and customs. Randy obtained his master's in 20th century French Literature and is now specializing in the literature of La Francophonie (the community of mostly former French colonies—the French Caribbean, North and West Africa, and Canada). "Most of my time and energy is devoted to reading and analyzing such literary works (for example, the writings of Albert Camus, who was born in Algeria)," Randy says, "because they are windows into that particular culture."
He is doing so well that he has received three major awards. The Leslie N. Wilson Assistantship, which is granted to African Americans who are first-time graduate students, has enabled him to develop professionally as a teacher. The Winthrop-King Summer Scholarship for Study Abroad enabled him to spend the summer in Annecy, France, living with a French family and attending a linguistic institute. He says, "I enjoyed the natural beauty of the country, while appreciating several aspects of the culture and language that I had studied for so many years."
Recently, he was awarded the McKnight Doctoral Fellowship, which, with its generous stipend, should cover the entirety of his doctoral studies. Administered through the Florida Education Fund, the state-wide fellowship is open to African-American and Hispanic graduate students.
Following graduation, Randy has several career options. To teach—"I find the student-teacher interactions incredibly rewarding." To translate—He is currently working toward certification through the American Translators Association. To work as an interpreter for the United Nations—"An interpreter exists as a bridge between cultures, and any effort that leads to clearer communication in the U.N. can only have a positive effect on the world in which we live."
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In a move that could help keep track of sex predators' whereabouts on the web, Virginia legislators will vote on a bill in the New Year that will require sex offenders to register all email and IM names they use online.
Senators Charles Schumer (D-New York) and John McCain (D-Arizona) are also spearheading a similar initiative for Federal regulators to approve.
Virginia Attorney General, Bob McDonnell, said "by requiring registration, and by making the penalties for failure to register the same as those for failure to register physical and mailing addresses, we will take another positive step towards protecting children online."
MySpace has indicated it will be happy to help in the efforts. With email addresses, MySpace and other social networks will be able to track the whereabouts of any registered sex offenders in their systems.
Hemanshu Nigam, Chief Security Officer at MySpace.com released the following statement through the offices of the Virginia Attorney General:
"This legislation is an important recognition that the Internet has become a community as real as any other neighborhood and is in need of similar safeguards. Its passage will be a landmark moment in the history of Internet safety."
"By requiring offenders to register any e-mail address, IM screenname, or chat handle, and aggregating that information in a database, websites that choose to block sex offenders can do so and law enforcement will have new tools to employ against predators who attempt to misuse the Internet to find potential victims. We applaud Attorney General McDonnell's leadership on this important issue and look forward to this legislation becoming law."
"The safety and security of our members is a top-priority for MySpace. This legislation combined with our announcement last week of plans to build the first real-time searchable national sex offender database will make the Internet a far safer place for all."


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Freshman Mariah Bryant and seniors Baylee Sullivan and Jackie Holbert had three hits apiece as Central Hardin scored in six of seven innings Thursday to beat 5th Region rival Taylor County, 8-2.
Bryant was a triple shy of the cycle as she chit her second home run and drove in two while scoring three times. Sullivan scored twice and also nearly had a cycle, missing only a home run.
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Margarita Metaxa Arsakeio High School, Athens, Greece 63 Eth.Antistaseos, 15231, Athens, Greece
Abstract Astronomy, being an interdisciplinary science having to do with economics, technology, biology, chemistry, math, and physics, can enhance students' interest and overcome the educational problems we face daily in the classroom. Astronomy education, as with education in general, requires an approach from different aspects. Through it students must come into contact with their natural, historical, social, and technological environments. Having this in mind, we began to develop further astronomy education in Greece. According to the natural environment approach, the study of variable stars is of extreme interest to Greek students.
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I have four menu items on my sidebar. How do I fix it so readers can get back to my homepage (posting page) after reading on the menu. I'm very new at this, so don't leave out any assumed steps. Thanks.
Blog url: http://darkheartedwomen.wordpress.com/
Need help? Check out our Support site, then
How can I get back to my homepage after visiting a menu item?
Your visitors can click the site title and return to the front page of your blog from any page they are on. http://darkheartedwomen.wordpress.com/ They can also click post title links in the Recent Posts widget. http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/recent-posts-widget/ You can also install an Archives widget if you wish. http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/archives-widget/
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Sorry, I don't see it. Is it called something else? I have installed aHome button, but it doesn't take me to my post page. It has a Facebook button and a Twitter button on the page that it takes me to, but not my post page.
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The Cook County Medical Examiner's office on Friday identified the victim of Wednesday night's fatal crash in Wheeling as Christine Stamatis of Arlington Heights.
Stamatis, 55, was pronounced dead at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge at 12:20 a.m. Thursday following the two-vehicle crash at Wheeling and Palatine roads. Authorities said she died from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Stamatis was driving her 2002 Mazda Protégé west in the Palatine Road express lanes about 11:26 p.m. Wednesday when the vehicle collided with a semitrailer truck headed eastbound on the local access frontage road. Police are continuing to probe the cause of the crash.


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Reach for the sky as you soar through the air on our awesome jumping pillow! Get the entire family involved as you bounce the afternoon away on this modern (and way cooler) version of the trampoline.
The perfect game for groups, our volleyball court never fails to entertain. Bring the entire family or the local church group and spend the afternoon trying to score on each other. Just remember, if someone accidentally spikes the ball on your head, it was only an accident.
Lebron James has nothing on you. For as long as you can remember, the basketball courts of the local KOA Campground have been yours. Anyone who dares step onto the court will surely face a losing battle. It is for diehards like you and, well, pretty much everyone else, that we provide our court.
As a child your imagination is unlimited and your creativity has no boundaries. To help you through the many amazing adventures you'll invent as a child, we present our playground. Climb a rock wall, spin in circles, speed down a slide and well, just have fun!
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We receive a lot of questions every week, and sometimes those questions tend to be the same thing. If you don't see your question listed below? That's okay, you can email it to us at "firstname.lastname@example.com". Make sure to include the name of the drive-in you are asking about in the subject line. Thank you! · ± Do You Have speakers on the poles?o No, we transmit the sound on FM stereo. You may use the radio in your car, or we do have a limited number of radio's we will rent out for $1.00 for the night.· ± Can I park my truck backward and sit in the back?o Yes, you may sit in the back of your truck. We only ask that nothing is above roof level of your vehicle so that you don't block the view of people who may park behind you.· ± What is your rule on saving spots?o The Drive-In is a first come general admission environment. We ask that patrons who want to park together please arrive together. Each vehicle is allowed 1 spot which is 10 feet wide.· ± Can we bring a blanket and lay on the ground?o Because there are so many cars around, lying on a blanket is a hazard. Instead, we suggest folding chairs if you want to sit outside the vehicle. Remember, you may only sit in your allotted spot. (Most patrons sit in front of the vehicle facing the screen if they bring chairs.)· ± What is proper procedure for leaving during the movie?o This one is very important. If you need to leave during the movie, please be ready to pull off the lot when you start your car. Since so many cars have automatic lights, it is rude to start your car while you're still picking up your belongings. Security will ask you to turn off your lights if you have them on and you are not moving.· ± May I bring my dog?o Well behaved dogs on a leash are welcome.· ± Do you play the movie if it rains?o Yes, we still play the movie in the rain. We will only call off a showing during severe weather conditions such as tornado watch advisory and/or high winds.· ± May we attend in our motor home since we are on vacation?o Yes, all you need to do is ask a parking attendant to show you where to park.· ± Why do you sometimes show the same movie for 3 or 4 weeks in a row?o That would be a new release. When we book a brand new release, we are required by the movie company to keep it that many weeks. If we keep getting new releases then this is the situation. When this happens we try to swap out the second feature weekly.We try to have a mix of some new release movies and some that are a few weeks old. · ± May we bring a grill and cook on the Drive-In lot?o No. We ask that you please use our concession, because it is food sales that keep this business profitable. If we don't sell food, we can't afford to stay open. |


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Scrabble word: JERKY
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- noun - meat (especially beef) cut in strips and dried in the sun
- adj - lacking a steady rhythm
- adj - marked by abrupt transitions
- adj - having or revealing stupidity
- Characterized by jerks or jerking: a jerky train ride.
- Foolish; silly: jerky ideas about saving money.
- Meat cured by jerking.
- adv - characterized by jerking movements [adj JERKIER, JERKIEST] : JERKILY
- noun - dried meat
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After four days in the hospital with an infected leg, Jarrod Saltalamacchia rejoined the Red Sox at Fenway Park on Monday and played catch on the field.
"I feel fine," he told the Providence Journal. "I'm just getting my body back into it. But it's going to take a day or two for that."
The cause of Salty's infection still isn't clear, but IV antibiotics administered over the weekend appear to have taken care of it.
"They said that the only way they'd be able to find out what it is or where I got it is if I had surgery," he said. "Luckily, the antibiotics worked so I didn't have to do that. … They said they were close to doing surgery just because of how bad it looked."
Saltalamacchia is expected to play for Triple-A Pawtucket this weekend. He isn't eligible to come off the DL until Aug. 31, which means he'll most likely be activated when roster expand on Sept. 1.