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Tzotzil Maya people
Chamula is inhabited by the indigenous Tzotzil Maya people, whose Tzotzil language is one of the Mayan languages. The municipalities with largest Tzotzil population are Chamula (48,500), San Cristóbal de las Casas (30,700), and Zinacantan (24,300) in Chiapas.
Houses are built of wattle and daub or lumber, usually with thatched roofs. Traditional men's clothing consists of shirt, short pants, neckerchief, hat, and wool poncho. Traditional women's clothing is a blouse or long overdress (huipil), indigo dyed skirt (enredo), cotton sash, and shawl.
You can watch my photo of San Juan Chamula on the Google Earth according to the following coordinates 16° 47' 13.16" N 92° 41' 24.72" W or on my Google Earth Panoramio Church of San Juan 2 .
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Locals belive that chicken can cure all kinds of desises. The illness is transferred on the animal. The chiceken now becomes an infected object that has to destroyed. So they cut it's head offand the ill person is cured.
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Why is Coca-cola so important for the locals? Although they try to live in a traditional way and reject most modern goods?
It helps the purify their body and soul. Drinking Coca-cola makes them burp and in this way they get rid of bad spirits.
Before Coca-cola they had to drink lots of water to get the same efffect.
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The Maya Cross
One can see the crossed of the local Mayan gods, which are not the same crosses used by Christians. The Mayan crosses represent the god of the land/earth and are typically erected as an offering to said god asking for a good harvest.
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Mitchell Stone threw a three-hit shutout and the Shawnee Wolves picked up a big district win on Tuesday, downing Coweta 3-0 in just under two hours.Stone dominated from beginning to end, needing just 92 pitches to lead the Wolves (9-3 overall, 6-1 in District 5A-4) to their sixth straight win.
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Oh, how I long for the sun. I'm currently along the (very wet) southern coast of the United Kingdom, having finished some work at IBM Hursley Among other things, I spent time with the teams working on aspect-oriented programming.
While on the road, I still find myself network-challenged. The hotel I'm in has a slow 64kb line, and loading pages seems like a stuggle. Well, at least I have access, which is an improvement. I suppose that one has to be patient when expecting 15th century buildings to be rewired for Cat5.
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For those who are interested, here's some more info about aspect-oriented programming (AOP):"A look at aspect-oriented programming," by Gary Pollice, provides an overview of AOP and offers some observations on its promise, what we need to do to realize that promise, and some issues and obstacles along the way. (Published in The Rational Edge: e-zine for the Rational community, February 2004 issue)âTest Flexibility with AspectJ and Mock Objects,â by Nicholas Lesiecki, shows how AOP can be used to help with unit testing.


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Turning Gears in and out of Munich. Again.
I suddenly feel as an International Traveler being back in Munich, I also feel as half of me has stayed behind as one more time Spirit and I are separated for what was going to be 2 weeks, now turning into 3 weeks.
It is a halt in the Journey, and yet maybe not as a Journey is the Teacher and I am learning much here from lessons thrown at me without any compassion for the departed through this ongoing Bureaucratic nightmare.
I feel more as I am buying a used car or a house or anything else for that matter. Human Being, Mother, none of those words appear throughout the daily demands.
Karma has however also placed some incredible new Friends on my path [Friends with many other Friends in common] who invited me to their Home over the last weekend, the right prescription to lighten up the mind and Soul. Today is the last day in this apartment which I will be giving up tomorrow and on invited again at my new Friends Home for the last week here till I return on the 8ht.
I have given up on the wait, on the daily hope, on the notion of bringing my Mother back with me. All hinged on one piece of paper. If it happens next week, it will be well, if not, I will need to come back one more time yet only when ready.
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Born in Humble, Texas, before posing nude for Playboy, Holland attended Humble High School in Humble, Texas, graduating in May 2000. Holland made her first appearance in the December 2003 issue of Playboy magazine as part of Playboy's 50th Anniversary Search. She was Playboy's Cyber Girl of the Week for the 4th week of January 2004, Cyber Girl of the Month for May 2004, and Playmate of the Month for October 2004. It was also in 2004 when she graduated from the University of Houston with a degree in marketing.
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Rapide Transit: Aston Martin's four-door "coupe" has sports-car brawn and family function
Mark Maynard, U-T AUTOMOTIVE EDITOR
Maybe you can't buy love, but you can buy beauty. And in automotive flesh that runs about a quarter of a million dollars for the 2011 Aston Martin Rapide Luxe.
The 470-horsepower, V-12 Rapide is one of those designs that cause people to stop, stare and buy a lottery ticket. My wife took one look at it parked in the driveway and said she had an urge to take off her clothes and lie naked on the hood. That's another reason men buy these cars.
With a starting price of $230,565, including the gas-guzzler tax, it is a suave and debonair exotic. And while the Aston Martin nameplate is of English heritage, the brand is now independently owned since 2007 by a consortium of two international investment houses, Investment Dar and Adeem Investment, both based in Kuwait. The car is neatly dressed in French-cuff finesse with a majority of German-sourced parts, including the 6.0-liter engine, all put together in Graz, Austria.
Born from a stretch of the DB9 coupe, the Rapide has an aluminum chassis, composite front fenders, doors and roof of pressed aluminum and rear quarters of steel. At 4,387 pounds, it is a heavyweight prizefighter.
2011 Aston Martin Rapide Luxe
Body style: 4-door, 4-seat, rear-drive coupe
Engine: aluminum, DOHC, 6.0-liter V-12
Horsepower: 470 at 6,000 rpm
Torque: 443 lb-ft at 5,000 rpm
Transmission: 6-speed Touchtronic2 automatic with magnesium paddle shifters
0-60 mph: 5 secs.
EPA fuel economy estimates: 13 mpg city, 19 highway; premium fuel recommended
Turning circle: 40.9 ft.
Fuel capacity: 23.9 gal.
Trunk space: 10.59 cu. ft. to 24.7 with seats folded
Length/width/wheelbase: 197.6/75.9/117.7 in.
Curb weight: 4,387 lbs.
Standard equipment includes: Full-grain leather interior, electric parking brake, 20-inch alloy wheels with Bridgestone Potenza tires (245/40 ZR20 front, 295/35 rear), 4-wheel-disc brakes (15.3-inch discs front, 14.1 rear), power front Sports seats, heated front and rear seats, automatic front and rear temperature control, Organic Electroluminescent displays, trip computer, cruise control, Bluetooth phone prep, satellite navigation system, satellite radio, front and rear parking sensors, LED map-reading lights, trunk-mounted umbrella, 1000-watt Bang & Olufsen BeoSound audio system with six-CD changer with integrated iPod connector and USB port.
Safety features include: 6 air bags, ABS, electronic brake-force distribution, brake assist, traction and stability controls
Base price: $230,565, including $1,615 freight charge and $2,100 gas-guzzler tax; price as tested $231,850
Options on test car: smoker's kit $570; first-aid kit $145; carpet color upgrade $570
Where assembled: Graz, Austria
Warranty: 3-years/unlimited mileage bumper-to-bumper with roadside assistance
As a four-door "coupe," there is sports-car seating for all, but with fairly straight rear seatbacks, not that anyone would complain about seat-time in this car. There is utility in that the seatbacks fold to expand smallish cargo space that is still plenty roomy for (soft) luggage but doubtful for golf clubs.
The front seats are actually quite roomy with good elbow, hip and shoulder girth. The doors have Aston's signature treatment of angling up and out on opening. It not only avoids curb scraping, it greatly eases entry and exit. Sightlines aren't as constricted as may be imagined. But the rear window is small and there is no rearview camera, which would be appreciated.


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Details on V Australia's website shows it has started selling tickets on the Sydney-Los Angeles-Seattle route with the help of Alaskan Airlines.
V Australia announced earlier that it will be launching a thrice-weekly service on 27 February on the Sydney-Los Angeles route using Boeing 777-300ERs. Details on the airline's website shows these flights will be timed to connect to Alaskan Airlines flights on the Los Angeles-Seattle route.
The Australian carrier has started selling tickets on both routes together and a spokeswoman in Brisbane says V Australia has entered into an inter-line agreement with Alaskan.
V Australia has yet to start flying but is due to receive its first 777-300ER on 6 February at Boeing's Seattle plant, says the spokeswoman, adding that the aircraft is due to arrive in Australia on 9 February.
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UE students offer a taste of home at bazaar
Take chance to show off cooking, culture
University of Evansville student Ashley Whylly, who comes from Abaco, Bahamas, shares a house near the campus with two students from Bahrain and one each from Uganda, Chicago and California.
"We mix up who does the cooking," Whylly said.
Whylly's living quarters actually reveal a lot of about the culture of UE, which has students from about 50 countries in its total enrollment of about 2,900. On Friday evening, many of those students entertained their American peers and community guests at the 25th Annual International Bazaar in Eykamp Hall.
The event is a fundraiser for UNICEF.
Whylly, a senior studying organizational communications and psychology, said UE has long felt like home. But like all international students, she went through an adjustment period.
"It was definitely a culture shock coming here," she said. "The food wasn't what I wanted it to be. There's no ocean, and it felt strange being landlocked. And when the winter came and the sun went away, I got a little sad."
There was no sadness at the colorful, high-energy bazaar, which caps International Education Week activities at UE. Students on Friday celebrate their cultures with native attire, music and food.
Some international students got a taste of American culture before enrolling in college. Rino Matsui, from Tokyo, took part in an exchange program in high school and spent a year in Pennsylvania.
She and others said they came to UE because of scholarships and its reputation as a campus that's friendly to students from around the world.
Everything in Evansville, and in the United States in general, is still brand new for Suhrob Muratov, a freshman and UE's first-ever student from Tajikistan.
Muratov, who's studying accounting, often has had to explain to fellow students where Tajikistan is. But he's having a ball in college so far.
"It's great. I'm really happy here," he said.
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1987 romantic fantasy film, directed by Rob Reiner and based on the book by William Goldman.< read all 16 reviews
I'm inspired, or uninspired by recent reviews I've read of this movie.
I love this movie and I find myself quoting it often. This movie came out the year my son was born. He's 21 a month from now.
This movie contains some stellar performances. Robin Wright (before she was Mrs. Penn) is the lovely Buttercup who is in fact the title character. Cary Elwes (later of Saw fame) gives his most human and touching performance as Wesley, the beautiful farmboy and later Dread Pirate. Mandy Patinkin (Dead Like Me and Alien Nation) is the poignant Inigo Montoya who seeks to avenge the death of his father. Throw in an evil prince (Chris Sarandon) and we have an adventure tale to delight.
The premise of the story is a tale read by a loving grandfather (Peter Falk) to a child sick in bed (Fred Savage- The Wonder Years). It's a swashbuckling tale of love and betrayal and adventure,and yes, some kissing.
The story is a narrative attributed to S. Morgenstern. Written by William Goldman it is an epic fairy tale rendered by Rob Reiner.
Buttercup is torn by the loss of her true love Wesley and regains him through adventures through the fire swamp and his own torture at the hands of the handsome evil Prince Humperdink.
The Princess Bride has almost every great thing the viewer can imagine for a heroic tale of true love, suspense, betrayal and redemption.
The supporting characters add greatness to this movie. Andre the Giant plays a gentle giant and Wallace Shawn as the wicked Sicilian Vizzini give flavor to this visual tapestry.
The well written script has some of the most quotable lines of our age.
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die. "
"Goodnight Wesley , most likely kill you in the morning."
"never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line! "
The Princess Bride shall certainly stand as an icon.
Silly and sweet,it is a movie that will move you and make you roll your eyes and have you happily share it with the new generations that come. 21 years old and destined to become a classic.
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Past Section Meetings
April 2015 Meeting Summary
Our April 30th section meeting was combined with the local Society of Broadcast Engineers Chapter 52, and took place at the Mills-James production lot in Columbus. 40 members and guests were in attendance to see and hear several very interesting, informative and comprehensive presentations, covering the highlights of the recent NAB Conference/Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. The guest presenters for the evening were from the technical Architecture and Engineering consulting firm of Osborn Engineering, in Cleveland, which included, Don Archiable-Vice President and Director of Technology, Tyler Slentz-Technology Designer, and Mark Fehlig-Senior Engineer RF Spectrum. Each of their presentations covered a multitude of topics such as, 8K, 4K, UHD 2, new compact camera designs and lenses, as well as smaller mounting and trucking devices for them, and new and improved large panel screens and projection displays, just to name a few. They also discussed some of the expected features to be included in the proposed ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard of the future in the USA such as, the proposed superior COFDM terrestrial Television transmission standard features and the fact that it's not "backwards compatible" with the current 8 VSB standard, and the proposed FCC spectrum auction time tables which could lead to some future TV station repacks involving possible channel/tower sharing arrangements, etc. A very lively Q &A session followed. The generous refreshments for the meeting were also furnished by Osborn Engineering!
Tyler Slentz, Don Archiable and Mark Fehlig all from Osbourne Engineering were presenters at the combined Ohio Section/SBE Chapter 52 April 2015 meeting.
November 2014 Meeting Summary
The November 18th, 2014 section meeting took place at the Lyon Video lot in Columbus, with approx. 25 members/guests in attendance. This special all day seminar-meeting was co-sponsored by Tektronix, and AVI. Karl Kuhn, Senior Video Systems application Engineer at Tektronix, was the lecturer/presenter for the day, covering a multitude of very timely broadcast industry topics including: video transmission chain review, time code-LTC, VITC, ANC, TC, and NTP, test equipment justification process, gamut/camera shading, closed captioning, ANC data troubleshooting, 4K Ultra HD and 8K realities, the calm act, and adaptive but rate. He also went into more detail in topic areas such as, understanding the fundamentals of a stable quality focused facility that stays away from the digital cliff, future technology trends, and implementation concerns from acquisition, to end user. The seminar also included periodic and lively Q&A sessions, along with the attendees. Complementary breakfast and lunch/snacks were served during the day, and early evening sessions.
June 2014 Meeting Summary
The June 26th, 2014 section meeting was combined with the local SBE Chapter 52, and held at the Bennet Systems Inc. remote truck assembly factory in Sunbury, Ohio. Twelve members and guests were treated to a rare opportunity to view a pre launch of the new Lyon Video MU-14 remote truck of the future. A special pre-tour power point presentation was given first by the Evertz Microsystems Ltd. Regional Sales Manager, Kyle Miobertolo, who went over the new futuristic Magnum Unified Control System, which is installed in the remote truck. The Evertz Magnum 4K/8K over IP routing system, bridges all of the major components within the broadcast path under a single point of control, enabling broadcasters to simplify facility workflow and gain efficiency, while reducing operational costs. This is accomplished through unifying the control and operation of the routing core, master control, production, switching, advanced transport and multi-viewer, which make up the core elements of the production truck. From there the group moved to the final assembly area, where the finishing touches were being made. A lively Q&A exchange took place between the various members/guests and Barry Bennett, the CEO/owner of Bennett Systems, the prime contractor for the project, who was guiding the tour. The Lyon Video remote truck is expected to be launched later this Summer, and go online this coming fall, in time for various sports coverage broadcasts.
Barry Bennett-Bennett Systems Inc. guiding the tour!
SMPTE and SBE members on the tour.
The Evertz Magnum 4K/8K over IP router "brain"
(From L-R) Ed Shrider - A SMPTE Ohio Section Manager, Kyle Miobertolo, Evertz Regional Sales Manager
Barry Bennett concluding the tour of the new van.
May 2014 Meeting Summary
Our May 15th, 2014 section meeting was combined with the SBE Chapter 52, and held at the Mills James Productions lot in Columbus. 25 members and guests were in attendance for two very well received topics such as, the 130 year history of the firm Osborn Engineering, and the top ten displays/topics featured at this year's NAB conference/show. The guest presenters for the evening were Don Archiable, a Technology designer from the Cleveland office of Osborn Engineering, and Assisting in the presentation was Tyler Slentz, also a technology designer with the firm. Don started out with a historical outline of the many stadiums the firm has designed over the decades such as, Yankee Stadium, Wrigley Field, and even The Ohio State University "horse shoe" stadium! He mentioned that today's modern stadium designs must include not only complete high end video/scoreboard type displays, but also the latest designs of both fixed and moveable video cameras, and audio pick ups, and a requirement for a comprehensive wireless infrastructure to be in place to handle all of the current, as well the expected future, wireless communications needs! Tyler then gave an overview of the top ten most innovated displays at the recent NAB such as, a 4K/8K UHD-HD image comparison demonstration. He also showed a graphic of the expected broadcast Video/AUDIO/IT facilities of the future, where conventional scattered/segregated TV/radio/newspapers/studio and news operations, will all be part of just one large "one roof" type IT platform, thus reducing redundancy of operations, as well as costs. A lively Q&A session, followed their presentation!
Don Archiable and Tyler Slentz, Osborn Engineering and Ohio SMPTE Chairman, John Owen (L-R)
February 2014 Meeting Summary
Our February 26th, 2014 section meeting took place at the WBNS Digital Television Plant, in Columbus, where 40 members/guests attended an outstanding and informative presentation by Ken Hunold, from The Dolby Labs-east coast office, New York City. Ken opened his presentation outlining and discussing the history of Television broadcasting service in the United States, and specifically the various audio formats which have been used. He began with TV broadcasting's official launch at the 1939 New York World's Fair, and went through various audio enhancements introduced over the years, leading to what we are accustomed to today. He also included his predictions, for TV audio broadcasts of tomorrow. He pointed out that early TV audio broadcasting actually used an AM type RF signal in the chain, which had to be routed through a separate radio set, via a phono plug type patch cable, from the TV set. This was later changed to a FM type signal format, which was then included within the TV set cabinet itself. He traced some of the various types of TV audio broadcasting enhancements which were introduced over the decades such as, two channel matrix MTS, Dolby ProLogic Surround, which included a bass reflex channel. He added that a major improvement to TV audio performance occurred with the FCC mandated change over to the ATSC 1.0 digital TV broadcasting standard, which included the Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround audio format. That innovation resulted in viewers then having a multi channel audio experience at home, more closely replicating the typical one heard in a movie theatre. A few minutes of a Sept. 1998 Ohio State Football game telecast produced by WBNS-Digital HD Television was played back, which launched the first Dolby Digital 5.1 surround audio broadcast. He also played back a special presentation going through the history and basics of a movie theatre sound system, as well as a new process introduced last year called, Dolby Atmos, which can provide up to 64 independent speaker channels from a 128 track mixed movie master. Some of those speakers are even placed in the ceiling over the audience, thus creating a more "immersion experience." This allows an audience the ability to actually isolate specific "audio objects" around the auditorium! He predicted that TV audio formats of the future will also include more surround channels/speakers in the consumer's home theatre setting such as, 9.1, 11.1, in an effort to match the expected viewing enhancements created by future TV video standards such as, 4K, higher frame rates, greater color gamuts, curved TV screens, to name a few. A very lively Q & A session followed.
Ken Hunold, Staff broadcast applications Engineer at Dolby Labs, addressing the Ohio Section meeting attendees
From L-R: Pat Ingram-Chief Engineer WBNS Television, John Owen-SMPTE Ohio Section ChairPerson, Ken Hunold-Dolby Labs-guest presenter, Gene Batey-Ohio Section Sec./Treas
From L-R: John Owen-Ohio Section Chairperson, recruiting past SMPTE member Steve Carr, to re-join!
January 2014 Meeting Summary
Our January 30th, 2014 evening section meeting took place at the Mills-James Creative media video production lot, in Columbus, with twenty-five members and guests in attendance. It was a combined meeting along with the central Ohio SBE chapter 52. Mr. Victor Brewer, from the firm of Aerial Image Solutions, in Galena Ohio, made a very interesting and well received presentation discussing his company's new and innovative approach to aero photography, utilizing a smaller than usual version of an air Drone called, the UAV. What sets it apart from other versions of aero imaging craft being used today, are the unique designs of its propeller motors, featuring smaller blades, as well as the power plant battery, and camera mount stabilizer. It has the capability of up to 25 minutes in the air, and is very safe for both the general public, as well as for the operator of the craft! After Mr. Brewer's initial presentation, the meeting was moved to Studio "B" of the facility, for an exciting live demonstration of the craft! The Drone's versatility was pointed out as offering a device which can deliver a wide range of field environmental settings for any type of aero photography service needs including, an indoor studio/stage environment, or for an outdoor field use, as well. The camera stabilizer mounts will support multiple types of camera designs including, video and still, HD, even futuristic technologies such as 4K! A very lively Q & A session, then followed.
Aerial Image Solution's new umanned aerial vehicle photo drone craft
Victor Brewer from Aerial Image Solutions holding the remote control unit for the unmanned aerial vehicle photo drone
Victor Brewer demonstrating the unmanned aerial vehicle photo drone in a studio environment
November 2013 Meeting Summary
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The SMPTE meeting was informal with just a sign in register for lunchtime.
October 2013 Meeting Summary
Our October 15th, 2013 meeting/seminar was held along with the local SBE chapter 52, at the Lyon Video lot, in Columbus. Karl Kuhn, Senior Video Applications Engineer, Tektronix, Inc. delivered a comprehensive all day/early evening series of seminar presentations, covering all phases of video/audio chain testing and analysis. He started the morning session off with a nostalgic type 16 M.M. film produced in 1949 by RCA, which gave prospective broadcast video customers in those days, a preview of what was to become the new United States national broadcasting system. Next, he covered the basics of video/audio signal testing and how it has evolved from basic instruments such as the first generation of oscilloscopes, to digital display and analytical applications of today, and what will be needed tomorrow! He went over in detail, elements of testing such as video transmission chain review, time code, closed captioning, gamut and camera shading, to name just a few. He also outlined some of the expected industry testing needs of the future such as for 4K/8K video, and file based video/audio archival storage systems. The generous refreshments for lunch and evening breaks, were furnished by Tektronix and Lyon Video, with approximately 40 members/guests in attendance.
Karl J. Kuhn, from Tektronix, Inc.
Some of the Ohio Section members/guests during the all day Tektronix seminar.
September 2013 Meeting Summary
Our September 26th, 2013 section meeting took place at the WBNS Digital Television plant in Columbus, with 30 members/guests in attendance. Tim Anderson, Harris Broadcast Manager-of strategic Radio market and product development, from Mason Ohio, delivered a comprehensive presentation on the topic: "Terrestrial HD Radio-Past, Present, and next generation!" Tim started out by going over the earliest days of digital signaling communications in the USA, starting with the basic wired telegraph, and moving on to wireless telegraphy, and voice signaling. From that period on he then spanned a 120 year period of significant achievements in radio transmitters and designs, leading to the present day's HD radio technology. This now includes features such as "iTunes tagging" where after a song is heard on a HD radio station, a listener can "tag" it for future purchase. Another feature he went over was "Artist Experience" which enables a HD radio broadcaster to transmit the Album cover artwork that the song, which is currently playing, was taken from, as well as sponsor and other types of promotions, all displayed on the screen of the HD radio. He also mentioned that beginning with the 2014 automobile year, all vehicles sold in the USA, will have HD radios installed as standard equipment, with all of these latest features! Finally, he outlined plans for future, next generation HD Radio broadcasts, and what those will mean for the overall survival of the terrestrial Radio broadcasting industry. A lively question and answer session followed his very interesting, and well received presentation.
SMPTE Ohio Section
May 2013 Meeting Summary
The May 16th section meeting was held at the WOSU-AM/FM/TV Public Broadcasting stations lot, located on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus, with 25 members & guests in attendance. The guest presenter for the evening was Kevin Bauman, President of the broadcast tower consulting firm of Paul J. Ford and Company-Structural Engineers. Mr Bauman gave an updated presentation covering the current and past structural standards for broadcast steel Antenna Towers and supporting structures, which included an outline of the five most recent years when standards/practices have been modified. A year by year comparison was outlined reflecting the various upgrades to some of the established standards, which may have changed. In some cases, the standards have shifted due to more modern data accumulation, and the resulting data hardware/software analysis, etc. One of the main standards which changed were the two which related to a tower's ability to withstand the effects of wind and ice, especially in areas of the United states where the effects are felt the most. A slide of a computer generated wind and Ice map was presented which shows those particular areas, and how they influenced the modification of the new standards. Mr. Bauman's well received presentation was followed by a lively, Q & A session.
SMPTE Ohio Section
April 2013 Meeting Summary
The Ohio Section meeting was combined with Society of Broadcast Engineers-Central Ohio Chapter 52, and took place at the WSYX-DT/Sinclair Broadcast Television Studio lot in Columbus, on April 25th, 2013. 40 members and guests were in attendance. The guest presenter for the evening was Jay Adrick, formerly with Harris Broadcast and after January 1st of this year, a consultant for the firm. Mr. s power point presentation outlined various cutting edge broadcast technologies currently being proposed to the FCC and Congress, which included next generation DTV broadcasting models for: Mobile DTV, Mobile EAS, and controversial issues such as the FCC proposed DTV Spectrum repacking/auction plan. Mr. Adrick also presented an overview of some of the new hardware/software technologies featured at the recent 2013 NAB conference/show in Las Vegas such as: 4K video, higher frame rates, 3D, emergency alerting. It was also that location where Jay accepted the prestigious 2013 NAB Engineering Achievement Award! A very lively Q & A session followed, his very well received presentation. A bevy of delicious refreshments were made available, throughout the meeting.
SMPTE Ohio Section
March 2013 Meeting Summary
The March 21st section meeting was held at the Mills-James productions lot in Columbus, with 27 members/guests in attendance, and combined with the Society of Broadcast Engineers, local chapter 52. The guest speaker for the evening was Scott Lanum, the M. J. Operations Chief, who gave the group a very interesting presentation on the current and future state of local, regional, and national, TV/video commercial production. Mills James is one of the top notch producers of TV/video ads in the industry, utilizing a variety of high end production techniques ranging from high end hardware/software logistics, to their highly experienced and talented in house personnel. Scott mentioned that they are now distributing video ads through an ever emerging number of venues ranging from, Broadcast/cable/sat. to online streaming. His presentation was centered around and from a technological point of view, as to where the TV/video advertising state is at the present time, and where he forecasts it to evolve, in future years. He suggested that greater effectiveness for many TV/video ads of today and tomorrow, could be achieved from adding some of the high end production techniques available such as full HD video, and 5.1 audio, resulting in more effectively grabbing a viewer's attention, leading to more robust sales for the sponsors. A very active and interesting Q & A interaction session followed, with those in attendance. A variety of Pizzas, a garden salad, dessert, and beverages, were also offered during this very interesting and well received evening meeting!


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MARTIN COUNTY — When Martin County High School coach Chuck Kenyon starts talking about the void left by the loss of his best senior class in six years, the hits just keep coming.
Both safeties. Both inside linebackers. Nose guard. Top rusher. Top receiver. Tight end. Top offensive lineman. Center. Kicker.
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Martin County may also open up its jet sweep offense with some more passing, in part because Mullen has the experience now and because Tom Overton has taken over at offensive coordinator to replace the departing Doug Kerr who is returning to his home state of Kansas to take over at Iola High School.
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"We feel it's a better fit for the kids we get year in and year out," Lavelle said. "And hopefully we'll have a better pass rush."
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One of the most popular activities at Lake Nacimiento is the park's water recreation opportunities. Enjoy a designated ski and wakeboard slalom course or long rides in the Nacimiento Narrows! If fishing is the water sport for you, try wetting your line for some of the lake's abundant white bass. The Marina features slip rental, dry storage, gas & oil, a fully stocked marina store as well as boat and water play equipment rentals. Let our friendly staff help make your day on the Lake full of fun!
Please visit our water sports and fishing pages for more information.
Marina Hours:
(Effective May 15th – June 11th)
Monday – Thursday from 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Friday – Saturday from 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday from 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
(Effective June 12th)
Open 7 days a week from 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Boat Rental
Please Note
- Prices are subject to change without notice.
- Standard Day and Half Day are 8 and 4 hours respectively.
- Extended Day rentals include a Standard Day rental and a Sunset rental (5pm-7:30pm) Limited availability.
- Reservations are strongly recommended for Standard Day and Extended Day rentals. Reservations are not available for Half Day rentals.
- Reservations can be made daily 8am-4pm at 805-238-1056.
- Full rental payment is due upon rental reservation.
- Security deposit is collected the day of rental.
- Advanced reservations of half day rentals are not available.
- Rental rates do not include fuel usage.
- $75 per hour penalty for late boat returns.
- Renters must be 21 years of age with a valid driver's license in possession.
Cancellation Policy
Reservation cancellation under 48 hours in advance will result in a $300 cancellation fee.
Equipment Rental
Storage Rates
Storage Type
|Wet Storage
|Daily - $30
Weekly - $150
Monthly - $300
Annually - $1,200
|Dry Storage
|Monthly - $200
Annually - $800
Please Note
- Annual boat storage requires annual Monterey County boat permit.
- Special documentation is needed in advance for dry storage. Please call for information.
- Invasive species inspection required.
Service Rates
Boat Tow (1 hour min): $130/hour
Battery Charge (at marina): $10