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iPhone fisheye: unexpensive spherical panoramas
Written by Eric Rougier ,
Panorama 1 : Paris, Eiffel tower, 360x180 made with an iPhone
Panorama 2 : Night spherical panorama, iPhone also
Panorama 3 : Very, very closeup panorama, same hardware
Panorama 4 : Panorama 4 shots with the Pixeet fisheye
You can find it on Ebay, Amazon, Fnac, etc...
-> Read the complete article & HOW-TO: iPhone fisheye, unexpensive spherical panoramas
Video : Make a hand-held 360x180 panorama in 3 mnts
Written by Eric Rougier ,
This video explains how to create a hand-held spherical (360x180) panorama in 3 minutes. No tripod, no pano head, no photoshop. Just a camera, a fish eye and your hands.
English soundtrack : View the video on YouTube - Download the HD AVI video in ZIP
French soundtrack : View the video on YouTube - Download the HD AVI video in ZIP
Thanks to J.B. and the PanoGuide forums for help, english translation and voice over.
Video : create a full Quicktime VR 360-180° in 10 minutes
Written by Eric Rougier ,
This video explains how to create a complete spherical panorama / Quicktime VR (360°-180°) in 10 minutes, step by step, from the shots to the stitching part. Special thanks to Robert Haddock and Christine Collier-Roberts for their help. (voiceover and translation)
[EDIT 1] You can now directly add the NADIR picture in PTGUI (or in some other softwares) to save more more time. All other steps in the video stay the same.
Basic information to create a clean Quicktime VR 360°-180°
Written by Eric Rougier ,
| Hardware
- Camera : Nikon and 10.5mm / Canon 1DS or Mark x DS and 15mm Sigma / Canon 20D and 10-22mm, Canon 5D x, etc.- A good tripod
- Support : a panoramic head (Panosorus, Manfrotto, Kaidan, 360Precision...)
Nikon 10.5mm - Sigma 15mm - Canon 10-22mm...
Preliminary settings
- Camera + head : Beyond the correct mounting of the head and camera on the tripod, you have to define the nodal point to get pictures that are easy-to-assemble.
Nodal point documentations
http://www.outline.be/quicktime/tuto/ (available in english and french)
- Arnaud Frich is giving large details on the topic and on the ways to operate these different settings (french only):
- Manfrotto also has a page dedicated to the subject:
| Shooting
1 row of 6 horizontal pictures + 1 top + 1 bottomview the video
There are many ways to "shoot" the bottom (nadir) :
- 1 view by handholding the camera after taking good marks and placing yourself out of the shooting field.
- 2 views with the camera inside the head, above the screwing joint of the tripod (add a logo to hide the remaining circle).- 2 views by making sure, if your head allows it, that the camera is outside the monopod if you are sure not to have problems with paralax and/or offset.
- etc
Whatever software you're using (Photoshop, The Gimp...), your goal is to stitch all 2 or 3 images to get a bottom image free of any part of the tripod/head.
[EDIT] You can now directly add the NADIR picture in PTGUI (or in some other softwares) to save more more time. All other steps in the video stay the sames.
It can be done using multiple softwares with different processes, including:
- RealViz Stitcher : http://www.realviz.com
- PTGUI : http://www.ptgui.com
- PTmac : http://www.kekus.com/ptmac/
- Autopano Pro : http://www.autopano.net
Publishing (flat, Flash, Java, Quicktime VR, etc)
- CubicConverter is an excellent conversion software: http://www.clickheredesign.com.au
- Flash Panoramas : http://flashpanoramas.com/player/
- Krpano Flash player : http://www.krpano.com
- Immervision Java and Flash Player : http://www.immervision.com
Enjoy your shooting...
Playing with the spherical head 360Precision "Adjuste"
Written by Eric Rougier ,
• Adjustable for all cameras and lenses
• Precise : very, very precise after the setup
• Reliable and resistant, like a rock
• The 14 clickstop on the arm (see above)
• A small base (= less Photoshop work on the nadir)
|Cons (almost)
• £595/$US995 a professional price or for serious hobbyists but it can be justified by the quality, the precision and the $aving of time.
A smaller hole on the nadir = less work in Photoshop
Written by Eric Rougier ,
Exemple and images
- Download the ZIP file 6+1+1/-15° (21 MB)
Note: The nodal point of my images is not really... not at all perfect :-)
|[1] Loading fiseye images
|[2] Automatic stitching
|[3] Aligment
|[4] Result
|[5] Rendering parameters
|[6] Final render
Nadir Patching
Hardware / Pano head
|Nodal Ninja 3
|Horizontale screw
|Nodal Ninja 3 + Nikon camera
• Not expensive $2xx
• Light, small, compact & easily transportable
• Very small 'click stop' base: 5 cm (see above)
• Does not support Nikon D2X, Canon Mark II, DS, 1Ds, or similar sized larger DSLR's
Quicktime VR in 3 shots with a Nikon 10.5mm on a Canon 5D
Written by Eric Rougier ,
|Canon 5D + adapter + Nikon 10.5mm
|Head for my first tests
[EDIT] The Nikon fullframe cameras (x1 rather than x1.5) now allows to disable DX Lens recognition, like the Nikon D700 and the Nikon D3. Electronic AF and diaphragm coupling remain the same.
As a result you get a spheric view of three pictures, without having to shoot the zenith and nadir. After removing the Nikon sunshield, the angle covered is about 200° (!) on the Canon EOS 5D "fullframe" sensor.
This technique offers a lot of benefits and makes the life of the pan photographer easier, whether when shooting fast action scenes, or when shooting in reduced spaces or in difficult conditions. More than an 8mm fisheye, Sigma or Nikon, this lens associated with this camera give you original and high quality panoramas with less contraints.
Below are some Quicktime pictures assembled with PTMac, PTGUI or Realviz Stitcher.
Note: Be careful not to scratch the front lens (or worse) when attempting to remove a portion of the lens hood !
|Nikon 10.5mm without sunshield
|Original picture (200° ?)
|Nadir without "path"
|Example 1 (no link to Paris)
|Panorama, Quicktime VR fullscreen (2 MB)
|Example 2 (Still no link with the City of Light :-)
|Panorama, Quicktime VR fullscreen (2 MB)
Playing with the spherical head 360Precision "Absolute"
Written by Eric Rougier ,
|pano head 360 Absolute
|View the video (1 MB)
For most spherical heads on the market, setting the "nodal point" requires patience and a minimum knowledge. Even when it is set, vibrations, transportation, shocks... will make you the operation regularly (most of the time, when you do not have time to do so).
360Precision works on the opposite principle: it has been designed for a couple "camera body + lens". It has no customizable setting, apart from the spirit level. > view the video
• Precise : vey, very preciseCons
• Compact, it can easily fit into a photo case / bag.
• Resistent and reliable, it looks sound as a rock.
• As it is preset, you only have to screw it on the camera
• Expensive : £520. But you'll find it more cost-effective than you think, compared to other heads of the same category.
|Panorama, Quicktime VR : Paris, hotel de ville
|View the panorama, Quicktime VR (1.8 MB)
Quicktime VR : Nadir creation and patching with Photoshop
Written by Eric Rougier ,
|Opening CubicConverter
|Loading the image previously rendered in PTMac
|Saving the side containing nadir with the "hole.
|Opening Photoshop
|Loading the Nadir with the hole from CubicConverter and the picture of Nadir made during the shooting
| Assembling, placing and modeling the two images with the Warp module
Edit -> Transform -> Warp
|Fine placing and cutting
|Correction of the density of the added central part. Note: You can set this correction in "grayscale" not to be influenced by colors
|Color enhancement of the added central part
|Editing of details and backup
|Replacing the side containing nadir with the hole in CubicConverter
|Final conversion in CubicConverter and saving as a Quicktime file and an image (TIFF, JPEG format...)
Another instance made the same way (without any link to Paris, but fun and pretty technical :-). Note that the mirror on nadir has not been shot from the "nodal point", in order to avoid the camera to be reflected. Original idea: Marco Luethi : Panorama, QUicktime VR fullscreen (1.5 MB)
Manfrotto 304 VR : a cool "do-it-yourself" panoramic head
Written by Eric Rougier ,
Incapacity to separate the camera and the head then placing it back quickly without changing a bit the settings of its stand rail => add a 323 quick-release bracket.
Incapacity to shoot a nadir (vertical) view outside of the tripod without changing the head or tripod configuration (if you can hold your camera with your hand, for a night-20-second-long exposure without moving, please contact the Guiness Book of World Records). => add a vertical 300N.
338 fine tunes and level
vertical 300N
| The lens is too close to the tripod for vertical shooting =>vertical 300N: +15cm
No micro-positioning plate for ultra-fine positioning as on the 303 Plus for instance
No spirit level => add a 338 plate from my old 303 Plus (+)
Relative elasticity of the main rail (which "crimps" a bit even with light cameras like Canon 20D, Nikon D70, etc. => screw the 357 from former tilt axis over the rail supporting the square
outside tripod rotation
quick release 323
View the video of the first test (3 MB)
The accessories available in the Manfrotto catalog allow to slightly modify a 303 SPH and avoid some of these issues.
Add-ons include: 300N (x2), 338 plate, 357 rail and 323 quick release (see pictures above).
This "304 VR" (with its imaginary reference) is indeed a simple DIY device, but it can now meet 100% of my needs for shooting 360-degree-views (most of which are night-shot landscapes).
The panoramic view below is the first image shot using this head - view the Quicktime VR fullscreen
Many Quicktime VR head models are available which will suit your needs and budget (less expensive and lighter than the assembly demonstrated above :-). Don't spend a lot if you just want to make a few tests or if this type of shooting is not an every-day practice. (see various models and links at the bottom of this page)
This configuration is more stable when used with cameras with no grip (avoiding to increase the distance of the offcentered weight of the camera).
The grip/screw under the head is the one from the original tilt axis of 303 SPH, kept to serve as a hold and to increase portability once the head is bent.
The parallax is not perfect on the view taken "outside" the tripod due to the extreme offcentered position of the camera regarding the tripod's central screw and to the flexibility of the support rail screwed on the 338 plate. The defect is minor (especially if you don't use the central part of the bottom image) and the pictures stitch pretty well in the various software.
HERE is an example of one QTVR with objects close to the lens.
All Panoramas
Change panorama with the menu on the top of the page
Navigate with your mouse
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I was wondering if anyone has tried—or can try—to set up a new Microsoft account, using an email address that isn't a Microsoft account (e.g. an email address for your domain), on the following page: https://signup.live.com. This is different to signing up through www.outlook.com (as that directs one to a page that allows them to create an @outlook.com Microsoft account), but this new Microsoft account sign up page may have been released yesterday, alongside Outlook.com (I'm not sure).
My problem isn't with creating the new Microsoft account; it's with verifying the email address I've used. Once I created the account, I was directed to a page that informed me I must verify that the email address is mine by clicking on the link in the email they sent to that address (shown in Figure 1).
Every time I click on the 'Verify' button, I see the error message shown in Figure 2.
Does everyone else see that, or is anyone able to verify their email address?
I realise that Outlook.com is in preview, but nothing states that the Microsoft account sign up page is in preview. Further, as they've given us the option to sign up using our own email address, it's possible that this is a problem that can be solved, rather than merely something they haven't implemented yet.
I've contacted the Outlook team for some assistance, and I will look into contacting the actual Microsoft account team (if they are different), but I just thought I'd check whether this is a rare case or if it happens for everyone.
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Everywhere you turn at Electric Daisy Carnival, there's a spectacular sight to see. Whether it's aerial dancers, fantastical light shows or just crazy costumes, EDC is full of visual titillation. All photos by CuriousJosh.
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Obama is usually a more vocal eloquent and effective speaker than Mitt can ever hope to be in a grade school debate on "Why running with scissors is a bad thing"
I think he was having a very bad day. Shame it should be the day it was broadcast to millions.
Is the American public so fickle that one off day determines what has happened for the past four years and what will happen in the next?
...says she who is now under the control of a vile egotistical developer setting himself up for life and ripping the heart out of my wonderful state at the expense of every Queenlander to take breath in the next 50 years.
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Sometimes in school exams are graded on a curve so that students who should've failed don't.
Well, Bing graded Obama on a HUGE curve. Below is the partisan breakdown, but they did it on gender, and probably everything.
See the original raw data chart here, and the full infographic from Bing here.
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Five female Asian elephants currently call Busch Gardens® Tampa home. You can visit the herd in the Nairobi section of the park or get even closer with daily interactions at the Elephant Interaction and Husbandry Wall or on an Elephant Keeper Experience tour.
The leader of a family of elephants is a female, known as the matriarch. She is often the oldest, largest or most experienced elephant in the herd.
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Carnage brings games to KillingtonBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | November 09,2013KILLINGTON The ski resort becomes an indoor playground this weekend.
Carnage, Vermonts largest gaming convention, is located at Killington Ski Resort for the first time this year following more than a decade at Fairlee. The event opened Friday afternoon and runs through Sunday.
This is not gaming in the computer or gambling sense, but a weekend of board games, card games, miniature wargames and tabletop role-playing games.
Its a little bit of everything, organizer Rod Sheldon said. Whatever you like, weve got it.
The annual event was beginning to outgrow its previous home, the Lake Morey Resort, with pre-registration for hotel rooms filling up in a day in the last few years. Sheldon said attendance ranges from 450 to 500.
We looked at Killington a few years ago, Sheldon said. We liked it, but we thought it was a little out of our area.
Continued growth forced the issue, and Sheldon said Killingtons closer proximity to New York might mean an even greater draw.
Weve been pre-reging now for about a month and weve seen a lot of New Yorkers coming over, all the way down to the capital region, he said. Were not looking for it to grow, but its kind of a good happenstance that it will grow. Well see.
Carnage was founded 16 years ago by a group of friends who attended the now-defunct Northeast Wars, a Burlington convention.
We all threw in a bunch of money, founding member Gaylord Newcity said. The idea was, wed finally get to a point where this year would pay for next year. Weve finally reached that point.
Newcity said the convention scene is friendship-driven.
We are a small convention compared to some of the other ones and everyone knows each other, if not by name, at least by sight, he said. Its fun to play with other people, as opposed to online. ... There are some games that are eight hours long. Usually, you cant play those at home.
While board games are well and widely known, much of the rest of what gets played at Carnage might need some explanation.
Magic: the Gathering and other elaborate, specialized card games might be called board games without boards.
Miniatures wargames involve using figures that represent either small units or individual soldiers, depending on the game, to simulate military engagements some historic, some purely fictional.
Four Revolutionary War battles fought in the area Bennington, Hubbardton, Saratoga and Valcour Island will be gamed out alongside the Death Star battle from Star Wars and engagements from World War II, the American Civil War and the Zulu War.
Dungeons & Dragons is the most famous tabletop role-playing game, and it is one of several that will be run at Carnage. Several games are part of a living campaign, in which games this weekend can have implications on ones to be played at future conventions.
Activities are spread around the resort but based at the Killington Grand Hotel. Admission is $30 for a single day and $55 for the entire weekend $45 if you are part of a group of five or more.
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If "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" is a movie that makes you salivate, you'll feel right at home at The Chocolatier Inc., a downtown candy store that not only makes its own chocolate candy -- such as turtles, creams and toffee -- that you purchase by the piece or the pound but also offers an array of loose candy that will make you feel like, well, a kid in a candy shop. You'll find jars and jars of jelly beans, malted milk balls, liqueur cordials, candy-coated almonds, peppermints, chocolate-covered raisins, gummy worms and just about anything else you could imagine. It's a self-serve arrangement; you fill little white sacks with your selections and then pay by the pound. The jarred candy is not homemade, but you can't have everything! If you use your imagination, you can transport yourself back to when this store was first built in the 1800s, because not much has changed -- high ceilings, tiled floor and white-washed walls. Our only regret was not tasting the homemade Italian ice, which we were later told is out of this world. Oh, well next time.


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Scholarly article that looks at the way that European set dances such as the quadrille became changed by African Americans. The article looks in detail at the quadrille tradition in the Caribbean islands as well as on the US mainland:
"It is well acknowledged that the court dances which developed in Europe from the seventeenth century onward spread to the rural areas of Europe and to the new world. What has not been properly recognized is that these dances - the quadrille, the cotillion, the contradance and the like - were taken up by Afro-Americans in North and South America and the West Indies and were modified and adapted to local cultural circumstances. ... Meanwhile, folk and rural versions of set dances and dance suites were flourishing in 19th-century America. The ex-slaves interviewed by the WPA in the 1930's show that the dances most often
remembered from slavery days were contradances, square dances,
the cotillion, the waltz, and the quadrille (though the individual steps remembered for these dances seem to be strictly Afro-American - juba, buck dancing and the like).


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Hill Farmstead Brewery
Part 10 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
Hill Farmstead Brewery is located in Greensboro in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Hill Farmstead was our original destination for driving this day, which we stopped at Rock Art Brewery on the way. I had never been to Hill Farmstead and based on beer
snobs enthusiasts, the brewery is a required pilgrimage for all beer connoisseurs. Shaun Hill, head brewmaster and founder, was featured in Vanity Fair last month and has been called the best brewer in America by several organizations and articles. While many of their beers are ranked in the top 1% of both US and World beers (by style), I've only sampled the few available on tap in Burlington (Edward, Abner, Anna).
Rock Art Brewery
Part 9 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
Rock Art Brewery is located in Morrisville, just north of Stowe. We picked up a pair of free tasting coupons after donating some money towards the UVM Extension's Rollover Protection Structure (ROPS) Retrofit charity drive. Along with the free tastings, we got a free tour of the brewery, two glasses, and two beer cozies.
Homebrewing and Vermont Beer
My Vermont Brewery tours were delayed a bit due to spending most of our weekends doing home improvement projects and yard work. Also, during the last few months I did get a chance to launch http://www.vtbeer.org and develop a WordPress plug-in using RateBeer API. Finally, I got the chance to make another small batch (1 gallon) of beer.
Vermont Pub & Brewery
Part 8 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
To most, the Vermont Pub & Brewery is the heart of the Vermont craft beer establishment. The founder established the brew pub after lobbying the Vermont legislature for three years in an effort legalize brewpubs. He also wrote several books and articles on brewing. His brew pub became a place where he could experiment with different concepts in small batches that help kick start and energize the craft beer business in Vermont.
I've visited the brewpub a couple times before, but that was before I knew about the Vermont Brewery Challenge, so I decided to stop by, have a beer, and get my Vermont Brewer's Passport Card stamped.
A few days before my visit, the first batch of beer brewed exclusively with Vermont raised hops (part of the University of Vermont's All Vermont-Grains and Hops Project). The first beer was a Rye IPA and I was looking forward to trying it out, but when I arrived they informed me that it sold out within two days and that the next batch will be arriving soon, so I ordered a Bombay Grab IPA.
Switchback Brewing Company
Part 7 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
The Switchback Ale was another of my first Vermont beers. One thing that's nice about taking the Vermont Brewery Challenge is that it gives you a better understanding of both the local aspect of the breweries and the beer itself while allowing you to taste a few beers that you might have already had before.
The Switchback Brewing Company building looks like a big warehouse. There's a tiny parking lot and the entrance to the retail store and tasting area is on the side of the building and obscured from the street. Follow the small signs that say "Main Office" to find the entrance. The warehouse area and parking lot felt a bit strange, since most breweries have the office/store facing the parking lot with bigger signs indicating you're at the right place.
The Alchemist
Part 6 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
The Alchemist was the first brewery in Vermont that I visited. I found the The Alchemist Brewery & Pub during our (May 2011) wedding, and we wanted to stop by and try a few of their beers. However, we never got a chance to stop by before we left the region.
A few months later, we were in the process of moving to Vermont and the Alchemist Pub & Brewery was the first restaurant/brewery that I wanted to visit once we arrived. I arrived in Vermont two days prior to Hurricane Irene and I thought that I'll visit the brewery after the storm passes and that I'll just spend my first days in Vermont buying supplies and unpacking. However, Hurricane Irene (in September 2011) flooded the basement of the brewery where all of the tanks were stored and nearly destroyed everything.
Luckily for all of us, the owner (John Kimmich) decided not to give up after having his brewery nearly destroyed. Instead, he moved all of his operations to the Alchemist Cannery (about 1/2 mile away from Pub) which had been under development at the time of the hurricane. A few weeks after Hurricane Irene passed through, the Alchemist held a special event in their flood damaged building during the Waterbury Harvest Festival where we quickly picked up a few bottles of Heretic and Luscious and a "Hell or High Water" t-shirt to help the Waterbury Good Neighbor Fund. You can read more about the Alchemist in their blog archives. The Luscious won the silver medal in the British-Style Imperial Stout beer style category at the 2012 World Beer Cup.
Brewery at Trapp Family Lodge
Part 5 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
The next brewery I visited was the Brewery at Trapp Family Lodge. We visited Stowe for some hiking, but we found the trails to be closed. So after our scenic drive over Smuggler's Notch, we decided to explore a bit. We had never been to the Trapp Family Lodge, and I was completely surprised when we arrived.
The Family Lodge has incredible views, a disc golf course, tons of trails, and lots of activities. I didn't realize the lodge was so large.
Lawson's Finest Liquids
Part 4 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
Lawson's Finest Liquids seems to be one of the more elusive Vermont brews. In fact, the Vermont Brewery Challenge even gives you a free stamp for this brewery! Just a few days prior to our search for the beer, Lawson's Maple Triple just won the Silver Medal in the 2012 World Beer Cup.
A select few hand picked Vermont restaurants each serve a different Lawson's Finest brew and you might be able to find the brewer at a local farmer's market. There's also a few other stores to find these highly sought after beers. The store with the best inventory and selection is the local general store in Warren which offers a rotating line-up of bottles that varies each week.
Lawson's Finest Liquids were also just featured on NPR's All Things Considered in the story title Vermont Beer Makers Bring Back Old-Time Maple Sap Brews. I didn't see the Sap Beer at the general store, but I'll definitely be looking for it.
Otter Creek Brewing Company
Part 3 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
Otter Creek Brewing is one of the larger brewing companies within Vermont. This brewery purchased The Shed Brewery from Stowe, VT and Wolaver's Fine Organic Ales (USDA Certified Organic). Wolaver's was based out of California and the brand sold very well within Vermont, so in 1997 the two companies merged. Now, Wolaver's is produced alongside other Otter Creek beer keeping the tradition of using local and organic ingredients.
I had purchased Otter Creek variety pack at a grocery store when we first moved to Vermont. At that time, I was seeking out local breweries and it was available in nearly every store. I had also previously purchased a six-pack of Wolaver's Fine Organic Ales, but at that time, I didn't know it was owned/operated by Otter Creek.
Since The Shed Brewery & Restaurant is now closed (purchased by Otter Creek), we received both The Shed Brewery and Otter Creek stamps here. At this point in the challenge, we have 4 stamps (5 counting the free stamp for Lawson's), so we qualify for a free "Drink Vermont Beer" bottle opener magnet. However, both of us have our sights set upon more than the bottle opener!
Fiddlehead Brewing Company
Part 2 of many. View the start of my Vermont Brewery Challenge here.
I first discovered Fiddlehead IPA at a local restaurant and by the end of my meal the IPA had became one of my favorite IPAs. I've wanted to visit this brewery since I first tasted their IPA. Of all of the beer that I tasted on my first day on the Vermont Brewery Challenge, this one was on the top of my list of wanting to visit. This brewery is also one of the newer Vermont breweries, so it's logo isn't on the older Vermont Brewery Challenge Passport cards. The Fiddlehead Brewing Company has a stack of the new Passport cards located on their serving bar, so we picked up a newer version of the card.
The brewery is located on Route 7, just south of the Vermont Teddy Bear Company and across the street from the Shelburne Winery. They have a large parking lot and additional parking across the street at the Shelburne Winery.
When we arrived, the brewery was empty except for "Matty O" working behind the large glass window and the server at the bar. My wife and I were treated to three samples of their brews: IPA, Hef-You Hefeweizen, and Blonde. I'm a big fan of hoppy IPAs, so I'm very pleased we got free samples of all three beers. Otherwise, I would have ordered a glass or sample of their IPA, but since they offered multiple beer to sample, I was able to taste two Fiddlehead brews that I hadn't tasted before.


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As the world slowly emerges from the economic gloom, and the "hyper-social real-time Web" requires new organizational designs, it's clear that business as usual will not be so usual anymore.
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1735 – Birthday – Paul Revere, silversmith/US patriot (British are coming)
1895 – Birthday – J. Edgar Hoover, Washington, D.C., first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (1924-72)
1961 – Birthday – Marcia Cross, actress (Melrose Place)
1966 – Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence" reaches #1
1968 – Evel Knievel fails in his attempt to jump Caesar's Palace Fountain
1985 – US's first manadatory seat belt law goes into effect (NY)
1985 – VH-1 made its broadcasting debut
1994 – Microsoft CEO Bill Gates (38) marries Melinda French (29)
1994 – Cesar Romero, US actor (Joker-Batman), dies at 86
1995 – Last "Far Side" by cartoonist Gary Larson (started 1980)
2003 – "A Beautiful Mind" actress Jennifer Connelly (32) weds actor Paul Bettany in Scotland
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ROH-bots, TNA-marks, WWE-fan-boys. Regardless of how you feel about WWE, CM Punk's promo was the best ones done in WWE since Paul Heyman's on Vince McMahon a few years ago.
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Obviously, WWE was behind Punk's promo 100% because we all know that Vince would never let that promo go on for that long.
Last night I sat down to watch RAW, and found myself annoyed at the blatant fixing of the RAW Roulette wheel, and the repetitive matches that were put together. I pretty much switched off after the Evan Bourne versus Sin Cara match because I knew it would be good, which it was (the ending was questionable though).
After RAW had sent me to sleep I woke up this morning to check this
Here are the reason's why CM-Punk's promo wasn't a "shoot".
What a coincidence that Raw ended with that promo.The second he went off-script, his mic should have been taken off. Yes I know it's a live show but it took them that long to mute his micWWE has a great feeling that ROH is going to get big so why not just say the name. It's not like no one knows what ROH is, especially
Updated 06-28-2011 at 02:56 AM by jamez20
For those who did not see CM Punk's promo on the 6/27/11 edition of Monday Night RAW, I feel sorry for you. To quote the infamous Joey Styles:
Oh My God.
Following a table match between John Cena and R-Truth where CM Punk helps R-Truth defeat Cena, Punk walks to the top of the stage and sits down in his signature "straight edge" Indian style with a microphone
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Hello IWC hope all is well. It is 11:13pm June 27 and Monday Night Raw. That Cm Punk promo at the end of the show might have been the most convincing and surreal promo I've ever seen in recent memory.
If Cm Punk is leaving forever then they are letting him go out with a bang. But if Punk leaves forever, we might've just lost the greatest talker the WWE has to offer.
I couldn't help myself with the title. So this is my third blog and I'd like to discuss what aspects of wrestling that really makes for a entertaining show and which company does it best. As I'm not familiar with ROH, they will be left out (sorry ROH fans, I wouldn't like to disrespect you guys).
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I know the word wrestler is now taboo in the WWE (i'm still all
Hey guys, Black Falcon here with my first ever blog on the upcoming WWE Pay Per View 'Money In The Bank". Only in its second year as a full PPV, The Money in The Bank match has taken mid-carders such as Jack Swagger and CM Punk and propelled them into big-time matches and Championship reigns.
Here I'll be commenting on the confirmed championship matches, along with my predictions
Hey guys. I for one was a very huge fan of Matt Hardy's. I've been backing up everything he's done that people complained about for the longest time until his last mix up with TNA and arriving late for shows.
Now I will be completely honest, I will always respect and adore Matt Hardy the performer, but the person has really lost a lot of my liking. I wouldn't say I disrespect him,
Updated 06-26-2011 at 12:43 PM by knox
This is my first blog in a long time so it's a case of shaking off the ring rust haha. It's not included in the title of the blog but i'd just like to say how disappointed i am to hear about the release of Chavo Guerrero. Chavo requested the release and with good reason, unbelievably under-utilized and in my opinion joins the list of 'most underrated wrestlers' along with others including William
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This blog is for the True Loyal Fans who have been watching WWF/E for years now, I know there is allot of you out there who complain what WWE has become today in the internet or out in the street with your friends.
What is it that we don't like what WWE has become today??? IMO WWE should change there logo to WKE World Kid Entertainment because it seems to me they are just focusing on
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I wonder if anyone is able to give me any recent news on the proposed Prime Focus Productions TV series based on the Ankh-Morpork City Watch? As I understand it the series (if it is still going ahead) will probably consist of 13 episodes, each episode based on an original story.
"The main focus of the series will be set in the bustling, highly mercantile, largely untrustworthy and always vibrant city of Ankh Morpork and will follow the day-to-day activities of the men, women, trolls, dwarves, vampires and several other species who daily pound its ancient cobbles (and, of course, Igor in the forensics department). Terry commonly refers to the City Watch police force series "the jewels in his Discworld Crown". These richly developed and highly compelling characters will feature in a 'crime of the week' episodic storyline. As each weekly adventure unfolds, viewers will be taken on a ride through Pratchett's genius imagination, with the author overseeing the creation of the series, where wild and exciting encounters with werewolves, dragons, dwarfs, trolls and golems and the classic heroes and villains, are an everyday occurrence... many of whom even make outstanding crime fighters!"
(Discworld Monthly Extra, March 2011)
I'm sure we'd all love to see this project come to fruition. The casting would be interesting. Ian Richardson as Vetinary perhaps? (or maybe he's a little old for the part). Bernard Hill as Sam Vimes? Ingrid Bolsø Berdal as Angua again? (She played her in the mini-series of "Going Postal"). And where are you going to find a 6'6" actor to play Captain Carrot?


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Pemetrexed Disodium or Observation in Treating Patients With Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma Without Progressive Disease After First-Line Chemotherapy
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RATIONALE: Pemetrexed disodium may stop the growth of tumor cells by blocking some of the enzymes needed for cell growth.
PURPOSE: This randomized phase II trial is studying how well pemetrexed disodium or observation works in treating patients with malignant pleural mesothelioma without progressive disease after first-line chemotherapy.
Malignant Mesothelioma
Drug: pemetrexed disodium
Other: clinical observation
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Randomized Phase II Study of Maintenance Pemetrexed Versus Observation for Patients With Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma Without Progression After First-Line Chemotherapy
- Progression-free survival [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall survival [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Frequency of responses [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Toxicity [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|April 2010
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Arm I
Patients receive pemetrexed disodium IV over 10 minutes on day 1. Treatment repeats every 21 days in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
Drug: pemetrexed disodium
Given IV
Active Comparator: Arm II
Patients undergo observation until disease progression.
Other: clinical observation
Patients undergo observation
Detailed Description:
- To determine if maintenance therapy with pemetrexed disodium versus observation improves progression-free survival of patients with malignant pleural mesothelioma who have at least stable disease after completion of first-line therapy comprising pemetrexed disodium with cisplatin or carboplatin.
- To determine the overall survival of patients treated with this regimen versus observation.
- To evaluate the frequency of responses in patients treated with this regimen.
- To assess the toxicity of this regimen in these patients.
OUTLINE: This is a multicenter study. Patients are stratified according to first-line chemotherapy regimen (cisplatin/pemetrexed disodium vs carboplatin/pemetrexed disodium), histologic subtype (epithelioid vs other) and number of courses received (< 6 vs 6).
- Arm I: Patients receive pemetrexed disodium IV over 10 minutes on day 1. Treatment repeats every 21 days in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
- Arm II: Patients undergo observation until disease progression. After completion of study therapy, patients are followed up every 6 months for 3 years.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Histologically confirmed malignant pleural mesothelioma meeting 1 of the following cell types:
- Epithelial
- Sarcomatoid
- Mixed type
- Disease not amenable to surgery
- Must be enrolled on imaging protocol CALGB-580903
Complete response, partial response, or stable disease after completion of 4 courses of first-line chemotherapy comprising pemetrexed disodium AND cisplatin or carboplatin
- Study therapy will begin within 9 weeks following day 1 of cycle 4 of first-line treatment
- No clinically significant pleural or peritoneal effusions that cannot be adequately managed by drainage before or during pemetrexed disodium
- ECOG performance status of 0-1
- Life expectancy ≥ 12 weeks
- Granulocytes ≥ 1,500/μL
- Platelet count ≥ 100,000/μL
- Total bilirubin ≤ 1.5 times upper limit of normal (ULN)
- AST ≤ 2 times ULN
- Creatinine clearance ≥ 45 mL/min
- Not pregnant or nursing
- Negative pregnancy test
- Fertile patients must use effective contraception
- No psychiatric illness that would prevent the patient from giving informed consent
- No second malignancy except non-melanoma skin cancer or carcinoma in situ of the cervix unless curatively treated with no evidence of active disease for ≥ 5 years
No medical conditions that, in the opinion of the treating physician, would make study treatment unreasonably hazardous for the patient including, but not limited to, the following:
- Ongoing or active infection such as HIV positivity
- Inability to take oral medications
- Psychiatric illness/social situations that would limit compliance with study requirements
- See Disease Characteristics
Prior intracavitary cytotoxic or sclerosing therapy (including bleomycin) allowed
- Prior intrapleural cytotoxic chemotherapy not considered systemic chemotherapy
- Prior surgery allowed
Prior radiotherapy allowed
- No concurrent palliative radiotherapy
No concurrent hormones or other chemotherapeutic agents except for the following:
- Steroids for adrenal failure
- Hormones for nondisease-related conditions (e.g., insulin for diabetes)
- Intermittent use of dexamethasone as an antiemetic or premedication for pemetrexed disodium
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01085630
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|Principal Investigator:
|Arkadiusz Dudek, MD
|Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota
Additional Information:
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Monica M. Bertagnolli, Cancer and Leukemia Group B
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01085630 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|March 11, 2010
|Last Updated:
|February 8, 2013
|Health Authority:
Keywords provided by National Cancer Institute (NCI):
epithelial mesothelioma
sarcomatous mesothelioma
stage II malignant mesothelioma
stage III malignant mesothelioma
stage IV malignant mesothelioma
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Neoplasms
Lung Diseases
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms by Site
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms, Mesothelial
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Antimetabolites, Antineoplastic
Antineoplastic Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Folic Acid Antagonists
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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In making cheese, it is essential to start with a healthy known culture source because if the culture is not strong enough, the fermentation can be just as easily done by an ambient bacteria from the surrounding environment (and that is not a good thing!). As most of us know this is not always best for our health and well being. This is also why we see such rigid sanitizing practices at dairies. Buttermilk especially seems to be a very mixed health culture coming from the store-sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.
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The second reason I make my own dairy products is that I am allergic to MSG. It is difficult to find foods in a grocery store without MSG, so making my own is my best option. You may not be aware, but MSG is created in the processing of maltodextrin and autolyzed yeast. It saddens me that I struggle to find even individual ingredients/products to make my own food that are completely pure and without additives. I realize there are many allergies and that it is not easy to please everyone. At the same time, a company such as yours specializes in making cheese from scratch. It seems like a logical nitch for you to offer pure cultures. If we are going to bother making something from scratch, why would we want to add the same items as processed food that we can simply buy in a store?
Q. I am making thermophilic starter, for ice cubes. Does it thicken like yogurt after the 12/15 hours? Mine was acidic but the consistency of milk.
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The pack should last a year or so unopened, but if you open and remove a small quantity, you are exposing it to air and possible contaminates. So, it's useable life is much shortened. If using partial packs, the life would probably be 3-6 months or 8-12 uses.
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More than 45 years ago, Chevrolet introduced the Z/28 option package for its new Camaro, a package that included a high-revving 290-horsepower 302 V-8. It was designed to be competitive in the NASCAR Baby Grands and the Trans-Am series, which had a 5.0-liter, or 305-inch displacement limit.
Eventually, Chevy, Pontiac, Ford, Mercury, Plymouth, Dodge, and American Motors were all in the series up to their necks, and the racing was great. The street versions of all their Trans-Am entries are as collectible today as their big-block muscle car brethren—perhaps moreso.
That was a long time ago, and even with fussy carburetors, crappy 7-inch tires, buggy-spring suspension, and generally sloppy manufacturing, the original Z/28 was still pretty damn great (an original sold last year for $110,000).
Your author was among the very first journalists ever to drive a '67 Z/28, at Cecil Country Dragway in Maryland, and we were impressed at the car's willingness to rev and make midrange power from such a small engine.
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The Z/28 is built around an aluminum LS7, Chevy's 427 cubic-inch naturally aspirated V-8 making 505 horsepower at 6100 rpm and 481 lb-ft at 4800 rpm. It's essentially the same engine as the Z06 Corvette, other than intake and exhaust plumbing to accommodate the Camaro body: 11:1 compression, titanium intake valves and connecting rods, CNC-ported heads, forged steel crank and main caps, fat cam profile, and hydroformed headers.
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It gets power to the ground with a close-ratio Tremec TR6060 six-speed transmission with double-cone and triple-cone synchros on each gear for lightning shifts, feeding into a Torsen limited-slip differential with helical gears in it that allow individual ABS braking, no preload in corners, and rapid acceleration off the corners. Final drive ratio is 3.91:1. The engine, transmission and diff each have race-quality cooling systems
According to GM designer Tom Peters, who supervised the Z/28 body mods, the Z/28 body has been fitted with a new upper and lower grille assembly for air management, a very deep and very elaborate front spoiler with Gurney lips, an undertray that goes back beyond the engine, an air-extractor hood, wheel flares, side skirts, and a moveable rear spoiler. You won't mistake it for anything else. Chevrolet says the body generates 440 pounds of additional downforce at 150 mph compared to an SS.
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For the first time ever, a Chevrolet production car will be fitted with Multimatic DSSV shock units that use patented spool-valve technology instead of shim stacks for wheel control. It's the same Multimatic technology used by the Infiniti Red Bull Formula 1 team, the Acura LMP1 team in ALMS, every car in the German DTM series, and every car in the Ferrari Challenge series.
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The history faculty of Utah State University, winners of the 2012 Department Teaching Excellence Award, focus their classroom work on a key question: when students complete a program of study, what should they know, understand,and be able to do? Since 2009, the History Department has participated in the "Tuning" project that poses this query. Tuning is a faculty-led initiative to clarify the knowledge, skills, and habits of mind generated through disciplinary study. Tuning encourages conversations with "stakeholders" to create intentional, well-designed programs of study that "ratchet" expectations higher as students progress in their education. In this presentaiton, the History Department will demonstrate its work in the statewide & nationwide Tuning project. Faculty will describe innovative ways that courses have been re-imaginged to better serve its audience of Gen Ed, bachelor's, and master's students; future teachers; and interested buffs.


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NORMAN, Oklahoma (AP) Iowa State couldn't follow the biggest win in school history with another monumental upset.
Landry Jones threw for 256 yards, Blake Bell punched in two short touchdown runs and No. 12 Oklahoma snapped the Cyclones' three-game winning streak with a 26-6 victory on Saturday.
Iowa State (6-5, 3-5 Big 12) was bidding to win back-to-back games against ranked opponents for the first time since November 1974 and beat three Top 25 teams in the same season for the first time ever.
Instead, the Cyclones managed a season-low 245 yards and couldn't mount a serious offensive threat after the first quarter.
"We are a confident football team and I do not expect to leave Norman with any less confidence with how we are playing right now," coach Paul Rhoads said.
The Cyclones didn't sustain a drive for longer than 35 yards the whole game and got their only points on Jared Barnett's 10-yard touchdown pass to Albert Gary one play after James Winchester snapped the ball over punter Tress Way's head. They got shut out the rest of the way, failing in their chance to pull off another huge upset eight days after the biggest win in school history, against then-No. 2 Oklahoma State.
Iowa State lost for the 69th time in 76 meetings with Oklahoma (9-2, 6-2) all time but fared much better than in a 52-0 blowout loss last season on Owen Field.
"We did not get pushed around like we did the last time we were here in Norman and that's continued signs of development in the Iowa State football program," Rhoads said.
Barnett finished with 125 yards on 13 for 28 passing with one interception, losing for the first time in four career starts. He also fumbled a first-quarter handoff to starting running back James White, after White had already fumbled on his first carry of the game.
The Cyclones also turned it over when linebacker Jevohn Miller muffed a kickoff that was blown around by the wind, leading to a Michael Hunnicutt field goal that pushed Oklahoma's lead to 23-6 at halftime.
"You can't give up that many turnovers against a great team like (Oklahoma)," defensive end Patrick Neal said. "You have to execute well and we didn't do that the whole game."
Each team turned it over four times in a game played in front of thousands of empty seats at sold-out Owen Field, with sustained winds of over 30 mph and gusting to more than 40 mph. The Sooners had more yards on the ground 253 than Iowa State had total.
Trey Franks finished with 88 yards rushing on two long reverses to set up scores for Oklahoma, and Hunnicutt matched his career high with four field goals.
The Sooners, rebounding after allowing a school-record 616 yards last week in a 45-38 loss at Baylor, held Iowa State to its lowest yardage output since being held to 183 last year against Oklahoma.
The Cyclones took advantage of their best scoring chance, with Barnett firing to Gary in the end zone immediately after Winchester's errant punt snap.
"The rest of the day, they don't really get near the goal line and really they didn't get close to any field goals, so it was pleasing to play soundly and to limit them the way we were able to," Sooners coach Bob Stoops said.
Bell scored on a 3-yard keeper in the second quarter to give Oklahoma the lead to stay, then smashed his way into the end zone from a yard out on the next possession to make it 17-6.
Hunnicutt added field goals from 28 and 36 yards to push the halftime lead to 23-6, and he provided the only points of the second half on a 21-yarder.
Oklahoma will visit No. 4 Oklahoma State next week with the winner earning the Big 12 title.
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"We knew that this whole week and we knew we had to persevere and fight through all that."
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SLUCare rheumatologist Terry Moore, M.D, will present "What Type of Arthritis Do I Have?" at the next 60-Minute Check-Up on Wednesday, Aug. 31. The event will be held from 2-3:30 p.m. at the St. Louis County Library Headquarters, located at 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
Sponsored by SLUCare, the physician practice of Saint Louis University, and the St. Louis County Library, the monthly 60-Minute Check-Ups are part of the department of internal medicine's yearlong centennial celebration. The free events are designed to provide information to keep you healthy as well as resources to help you learn more about health-related issues.
Moore will discuss the two most common forms of arthritis - rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis - as well as treatment options, general healthy lifestyle modifications that can ease the burden of arthritis and alternative medicine treatments to avoid.
According to Moore, rheumatoid arthritis is an anti-inflammatory disease that affects 1 percent of the population, or about 3 million Americans. Osteoarthritis is a "wear and tear" disease that affects nearly half of people over the age of 50. As with any disease, early intervention is key in treating arthritis, Moore says.
"Many people don't seek treatment because they assume their aches and pains are normal. Others ignore their symptoms because they fear the worst. But there are a number of treatment options including medication, physical therapy and occupational therapy that can relieve their pain and improve their quality of life," Moore said
St. Louis County Library reference librarian Christina Pryor also will talk about library resources available to help people improve their health.
Because space is limited, reservations are recommended. To reserve your spot, call the St. Louis County Library at 314-994-3300.
Upcoming series events include "Asthma, Hay Fever and Food Allergies" on Monday, Sept. 26, "Common Sleep Disorders" on Oct. 17, "Living with Diabetes" on Nov. 7 and "New Year's Resolutions: Diet and Exercise Tips" on Dec. 5.
Read more about the department of internal medicine's yearlong centennial celebration.
Learn about SLUCare's "Who Are We?" campaign designed to reintroduce the practice to the region.
SLUCare, the physician practice of Saint Louis University School of Medicine, is the only academic medical practice in St. Louis that is fully accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc. This accreditation is a voluntary process through which the quality of SLUCare services and performance is measured against nationally recognized standards. To schedule an appointment, call 314-977-4440 or 1-866-977-4440. More information is available at www.slucare.edu.