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Spring Break was spent down South this year! We had some places to visit we wanted to check off our lists. Once we started the planning to see those sights, Del decided it would be a good idea to stop in Atlanta where Patient's Choice has an office. The idea of stopping at as many BBQ joints as we could somehow got introduced into the plan as well. The trip kind of grew into a multi stop, large intake of Southern food, road trip.
I forgot my nice camera. That is becoming the norm more and more these days. I will come back and edit this a little as I pull pictures off Del's phone when I get a chance. All of the Biltmore Tulip Garden photos are on his phone.
All it took was one three hour drive to The Dells in Wisconsin, with the baby and three kids in the back row together, and we changed our plans to fly to Atlanta, have a short road trip, and fly home from Nashville.
Life was so busy in the weeks leading up to our trip, we did not have a lot of time to think about the toll this might take on us! The night before we left for the airport, we looked at each other and wondered aloud if we had lost our minds!
All ended up well however. We had highs and lows on this vacation, of course, but overall, we had a great time. We are grateful for all we were able to see and do!
The picture above was our first stop of the trip! Del's favorite place to eat some really good Southern BBQ in Atlanta. Community BBQ. We headed there straight from the airport. It really was good. It set the stage for our BBQ tour! The drive was also gorgeous! The neighborhoods with old, beautiful homes, set up on green rolling hills could keep me gawking for days! A visit to Atlanta just to see homes and architecture could keep me entertained for days!
Del set up a visit to the Georgia Aquarium for all of his Atlanta team and their families. We all met with our stollers and kids in tow in the morning.
I really enjoyed meeting some of the people whose names I hear regularly, but have never actually seen. Meeting their spouses and children was even more fun! We wish that everyone had been able to make it, or stay for our picture. Next time we will get them all!
We had to stop to get a famous hot dog at The Varsity! I was able to meet more reps here who were only able to make it for lunch. The kids thought the whole concept of the restaurant was so fun, and quickly claimed desks as their seating selection.
Del and I were not excited about the Coke Factory, but the kids were. So many people had mentioned the tour and the soda tasting room to our children, we just went with it. They were so excited to meet the polar bear, and get their fill of all different kinds of soda pops. They all drank way too much. They all felt sick after. They all needed repeated bathroom stops. As you leave the factory you are given a glass bottle of Coke. We ended up lugging those things through four states on the trip because the kids would protest the idea of throwing them away, and Del and I were never ready to let them drink more Coke! We finally let them drink them before our last leg of travel.
Centennial Park, Atlanta.
Lydie and her sweet tummy at The Varsity.
Atlanta, at night.
We to get a donut at Revolution Donuts, where we were openly stared at by all the hipsters the entire time we ate. I guess five kids isn't the norm in the young, single, professional parts of the Decatur neighborhood.
We hiked Stone Mountain. That is a really great family hike. The kids ran the entire way up the mountain. One mile up, one down. We had great weather. It was a busy day on the mountain. It is a popular hike, and I see why.
The kids at the top with Atlanta in the distance.
We drove up to Asheville, North Carolina for our next stop. Our neighbors told us they always stay at a specific Hilton as they drive through Asheville. They go South a lot on school breaks. We looked into it, and they had rooms available, so we booked it. Low and behold, we happened to be there the exact same night our neighbors were driving through! We met at the pool for a little catch up before we headed North West, and they headed South.
The craziest part is that as we got to Chicago, and we were driving home from the airport on the tollway, we looked over and these same neighbors were driving next to us! They were just arriving home from their vacation as well! They can't shake us! We will miss them when we move! They are the best of the best!
Del was determined to have us try grits. We stopped at Waffle House before church. Fancy dining right there! Sorry for the bad pic Del.
Sunday had a couple of lows. As a couple of the kids got out of the car in the Waffle House parking lot, they stepped right into vomit on the ground in the parking lot.
Luckily I was equipped with wipes and disinfectant products. It was gross. A definite low, but it could have been worse.
The employees at Waffle House were one of the highs of the day. They got a kick out of us, and they were full of hospitality and stories of raising their families.
Church the the Asheville ward. A very cute, nice young sister took our picture for us. This is just before I dropped my phone while passing Lydie to Del in the parking lot, and shattered the screen. Boo.
We set the day aside for time at Biltmore Estate. I have wanted to see this home for years. The largest private home in America. It is amazing. The technology used to build this house in the late 1800's is unbelievable! It has an indoor pool, and a bowling ally! This is before chlorine use guys! It also has an elevator! The original still runs, and we rode it to get our stroller from floor to floor.
The detail of this home make it clear that it needs to be preserved. It is impossible to describe the thought and ingenuity that went into the building of this home! Everywhere you turn, every corner and object has a story behind it! The house goes on and on! Hallways, and staircases that lead to room after room! The standard home tour only takes you through the main family quarters, the servants quarters, and kitchen and wash areas. There are more extensive tours of other parts of the house available as well.
Del and I paid for the automated tour for ourselves, and for the kid's tour narrated by the family dog for our children. I knew that if I did not have them engaged as much as possible, I would not be able to enjoy our visit. The kids tour was a huge hit, and all of them were so into it! They made sure to wait for each other before pushing the buttons that would lead them to the next part of the tour so that none would be ahead of the others. It saved us! Lydie also slept the whole time and I could not be more grateful!
The Vanderbilt family runs the business of opening the home to tours, the nearby village for visitors to stop to eat and play, and many other side businesses to keep the funds coming in.
Georgia and I made a quick stop in the family museum at the nearby Antler Village. The other kids stayed at the playground and petting zoo area. There is a lot of family memorabilia that can be viewed up close inside. The blown up family tree spells out the members of the family and just where all the fortune was made, and how it was divided. One of the remaining Vanderbilt heirs alive today is Anderson Cooper, the television host and reporter. I find the family history fascinating, and have enjoyed learning more about the Vanderbilts and their fortune since the Biltmore visit.
I am sure that right now this awning is filled in with the greenery that shades this patio area. So pretty!
The gardens were just amazing! They go on and on, full of beautiful detail, just like the home.
The greenhouse was magical!
This is the window of the room in the home where all the babies were born. A light filled room.
Again, I need to visit when the awnings are filled in with their greenery!
We made many stops at local BBQ restaurants, dives and holes in the wall. Wherever the reviews said to find good BBQ, Del was on top of it! This place was actually good. After paying around $65 for some unimpressive hotdogs and salads at the Biltmore Estate, we were all hungry for some good Southern food!
The next day we drove up through the Smokies to make our way into Tennessee to our next stop, Pigeon Forge. What a gorgeous drive! I loved seeing this part of the country!
We decided to wind our way up a mountain 24 miles to get to a valley that was once the home of mountain villagers called Cade's Cove. There are many hikes in the mountains surrounding the valley. We chose to do one that is five miles round trip to a water fall.
Many of the original homes, churches and barns remain in Cade's Cove. It is a popular destination. It reminded me of the setting in the book "Christy." I can only imagine that the life these mountain people lived was not easy. They didi live in a beautiful valley however. The cove gradually emptied as people moved down from the mountain to more populated areas, and then eventually all were bought out and made to leave when the Cove was incorporated into the national park.
A cantilever barn that still stands. Very cool! We had never seen one of these. It is also amazing that so much work must have gone into this, and the cabin homes were so basic!
We made it to the waterfall! Now we just had to get them back up out of the canyon to the car!
Cade's Cove.
We saw a black bear on the side of the road on our way back down the mountain. He was causing a traffic jam. Del was very excited about this sighting!
Our initial plan had us spending the day at Dollywood the next day. Lucky us. Dollywood was closed on Tuesday for the Spring. NOT clearly noted on the website or the phone message I might add. I did notice the night before, so at least we didn't show up at the park to face the disappointment. We did go by to purchase our tickets for Wednesday, and many, many others were finding out the hard way as well from what we saw.
We were pretty flexible in our plans at this point, and the kids wanted to visit the amusement park, so we stole a half a day from our Nashville plans and hung out in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg Tennessee for the day. We went to a little farm that had animals to feed and horse rides, and mining for gold. They loved that! We hung out at the hotel pool and let the kids swim. Of course our day had to include a stop for blue ice cream. It ended up being nice to slow down and let the kids play.
The next day we hit the ground running bright and early at Dollywood. We told the kids the compromise was we had to leave before the close of the park to get on the road to Nashville that night. I have always like Dolly Parton. I think her story is so interesting, she is funny and entertaining, and just a good sport!
A few years ago, she was scheduled to be on the Oprah show. I wanted to attend a filming of Oprah because it was her last season. When I saw that Dolly was set to be on, I was excited! I wrote a mini essay into the show and a few days later they contacted me to let me know I had tickets! I took my friend Kathy. I ended up getting really sick with an infection the night before and took myself to the E.R. I went to the filming the next day anyway, and I am glad I have that memory. Even if it is a foggy one from being drugged up the entire time. I did see Dolly and Kenny Rogers sing "Islands In the Stream" together in person, and that is worth the discomfort, right?
Lots of mining, water themes going on.
We had a fun day! It was the warmest day of our trip, and the kids had fun hitting as many rides as they could! Del and I both got sick taking the kids on roller coasters, so we came away from the trip realizing that we are turning into old people.
That night we drove across Tennessee to Nashville. I loved Nashville! What a cool fun town! Del and I want to go back alone to be able to go to shows and take in more of the music scene! It was also so pretty! Del has an old friend from his mission who lives in Nashville and owns a home building company. We went to see their new home and have dinner with them, and the drive to their neighborhood was so serene and pretty!
We went to check out the Grand Ole Opry, but we decided not to do a tour because we had such limited time in Nashville. The kids did get a game of checkers on the "porch" however. It took forever, so we may as well have done the tour.
We did do the tour of the Country Music Hall of fame. It was fun and interesting, but I do wonder if the kids would have enjoyed the Grand Ole Opry tour a bit more.
I didn't get a picture of Elvis's gold plated Cadillac or grand piano, but those were impressive! The kids loved the movie they had about country music moments on television throughout the years.
We stopped for a few minutes at Vanderbilt University. They have a very pretty campus! I liked the vibe in the neighborhood surrounding the university.
I love my kid's poses in this picture. Looks like they are ready to shoot our album cover!
After our whirlwind tour of the South, we were tired and ready to head home. I am so glad we were able to see a new to us, part of the country. I am so glad I am able to take my kids on theses trips. It feels impossible sometimes, and going into it, we know full well we will have moments of complete frustration, especially with a months old baby in tow. The memories are always worth the effort, and this was a really fun family trip!


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- 671-686 Financial distress prediction based on SVM and MDA methods: the case of Chinese listed companies
by Chi Xie & Changqing Luo & Xiang Yu
- 687-700 Estimation of poverty measures with auxiliary information in sample surveys
by María Mar Rueda & Juan Muñoz
- 701-714 Revisiting faultline conceptualization: measuring faultline strength and distance
by Elaine Zanutto & Katerina Bezrukova & Karen Jehn
- 715-734 Item-fit evaluation in biased tests: a study under Rasch model
by M. Hidalgo & José López-Pina
- 735-738 Exact distribution of the product and the quotient of belief functions
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2011, Volume 45, Issue 2
- 241-261 Explaining differences in labour market transitions between panel and life-course data in West-Germany
by Anna Manzoni & Ruud Luijkx & Ruud Muffels
- 263-291 Causality in qualitative and quantitative research
by Jacques Tacq
- 293-303 Quality analysis of a categorical response with different important considerations
by Kun-Lin Hsieh
- 305-317 Determinants of house prices in Istanbul: a quantile regression approach
by Çağlayan Ebru & Arikan Eban
- 319-328 Monte Carlo theoretical trials of methods for assessing statistical significance for differences between adjusted odds ratios
by Daniel Thompson & Mary Zeni
- 329-347 A study on the modified components of Asian Currency Unit: an application of the Artificial Neural Network
by Jo-Hui Chen & Yen-Po Fang
- 349-364 Using integrated quality assessment for hotel service quality
by Ching-Chow Yang & Yung-Tsan Jou & Lai-Yu Cheng
- 365-374 Strong measures of group coherence and the probability that a pairwise majority rule winner exists
by William Gehrlein
- 375-390 Testing for measurement equivalence of human values across online and paper-and-pencil surveys
by Eldad Davidov & Felix Depner
- 391-402 Preservice mathematics teachers' concept images of polynomials
by Yüksel Dede & Danyal Soybaş
- 403-423 The raise method. An alternative procedure to estimate the parameters in presence of collinearity
by Catalina Garcia & José Pérez & José Liria
- 425-439 The Deegan–Packel index for simple games with a priori unions
by J. Alonso-Meijide & B. Casas-Méndez & M. Fiestras-Janeiro & M. Holler
- 441-464 Inequality of opportunity in secondary school enrolment in Italy, Germany and the Netherlands
by Dalit Contini & Andrea Scagni
- 465-475 Pricing a contract of linking home reversion plan and long-term care insurance via the principle of equivalent utility
by Yugu Xiao
2011, Volume 45, Issue 1
- 1-19 A decomposition of trends in U.S. consumer expenditures on communications and travel: 1984–2002
by Patricia Mokhtarian & Taihyeong Lee & Sangho Choo
- 21-42 The use of quasi-experiments in the social sciences: a content analysis
by Marie-Claire Aussems & Anne Boomsma & Tom Snijders
- 43-58 The method of constant stimuli with three rating categories and the use of Rasch models
by Roberto Burro & Riccardo Sartori & Giulio Vidotto
- 59-73 Diversification strategy, CEO management style and firm performance: an application of Heckman's two-stage method
by Almudena Martínez-Campillo & Roberto Fernández-Gago
- 75-89 A performance matrix for strategies to improve satisfaction among faculty members in higher education
by Shun-Hsing Chen
- 91-102 Intervention analysis of SARS on Japanese tourism demand for Taiwan
by Jennifer Min & Christine Lim & Hsien-Hung Kung
- 103-128 Computer assisted text analysis in the social sciences
by Alan Brier & Bruno Hopp
- 129-144 Structural stability regardless of membership turnover? The added value of blockmodelling in the analysis of network evolution
by Emmanuel Lazega & Saraï Sapulete & Lise Mounier
- 145-156 Methodological criteria for the internal validity and utility of practice oriented research
by Inge Bleijenbergh & Hubert Korzilius & Piet Verschuren
- 157-171 Economic patterns of sustainable development: an analysis of absolute ecological footprint through self-organizing map
by V. Carlei & E. Colantonio & D. Furia & N. Mattoscio
- 173-186 Growth and social capital: an evolutionary model
by Luca Correani & Fabio Di Dio & Giuseppe Garofalo
- 187-198 Uncertainty and its perception: experimental study of the numeric expression of uncertainty in two decisional contexts
by Riccardo Sartori & Andrea Ceschi
- 199-212 Model building and estimation strategies for implementing the Balanced Scorecard in Health sector
by Pietro Lovaglio
- 213-222 Intergroup contact and reduction of explicit and implicit prejudice toward immigrants: a study with Italian businessmen owning small and medium enterprises
by Loris Vezzali & Dino Giovannini
- 223-231 Foreign direct investment, trade openness and economic growth in pakistan and turkey: an investigation using bounds test
by Mushtaq Klasra
- 233-239 When destructive deviance in the workplace becomes a liability: a decisional behavioral model
by Tamir Levy & Aharon Tziner
2010, Volume 44, Issue 6
- 1053-1065 The effect of the elapsed time between the initial refusal and conversion contact on conversion success: evidence from the 2nd round of the European social survey
by Koen Beullens & Jaak Billiet & Geert Loosveldt
- 1067-1078 Some views on agreement to be used in content analysis studies
by Roel Popping
- 1079-1091 Evaluating corporate image and reputation using fuzzy MCDM approach in airline market
by James Liou & Mei-Ling Chuang
- 1093-1103 An application of six sigma methodology to reduce shoplifting in bookstores
by K. Chen & C. Shyu & M. Kuo
- 1105-1112 Sensitivity and specificity of the Mini-Mental State Examination in the Mexican population
by Teresita Villaseñor-Cabrera & Joan Guàrdia-Olmos & Miriam Jiménez-Maldonado & Genoveva Rizo-Curiel & Maribel Peró-Cebollero
- 1113-1127 The relationship between personality, gender and departments: application of 16 personality factor questionnaire in the Antalya region of Turkey
by A. Aksu & Güçlü Şekercioğlu & V. Ehtiyar & Sevcan Yıldız & Yusuf Yılmaz
- 1129-1137 On possibilities and limitations of using self-anchoring scales in web surveys
by Frederik Acker & Peter Theuns
- 1139-1149 Applying repertory grids technique for knowledge elicitation in quality function deployment
by Hsin-Hung Wu & Jiunn-I Shieh
- 1151-1164 An application of six sigma methodology to enhance leisure service quality
by H. Chen & K. Chen & T. Chang & C. Hsu
- 1165-1174 Learning cyber trust using a triadic functioning analysis: a qualitative approach
by Yuan Tsai & Chieh-Peng Lin & Chou-Kang Chiu & Sheng-Wuu Joe
- 1175-1189 A group decision-making method with fuzzy set theory and genetic algorithms in quality function deployment
by Chin-Hung Liu
- 1191-1205 Evaluation and comparison of European countries: public opinion on services
by Pier Ferrari & Paola Annoni & Giancarlo Manzi
- 1207-1218 A case of applying importance-performance analysis in identifying key success factors to develop marketing strategies
by Hsin-Hung Wu & Yung-Tai Tang & Jyh-Wei Shyu
- 1219-1226 The effect of balanced development idea on the quality of life of inhabitants in selected municipalities of the Silesian province
by Bozena Skotnicka-Zasadzien & Katarzyna Midor
- 1227-1238 Canonical correlation between job satisfaction and EFQM business excellence model
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by Arturo Fernández
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by Georgina Guilera & Juana Gómez-Benito & M. Hidalgo
- 1257-1270 Measuring location selection factors for international resort parks
by Chin-Tsai Lin & Pin-Ju Juan
2010, Volume 44, Issue 5
- 817-832 Applying jump-diffusion processes to liquidate and convert venture capital
by Tyrone Lin & Chuan-Chuan Ko & Chia-Wen Chang
- 833-847 Measurement of power, probabilities, and alternative models of man
by Manfred Holler & Hannu Nurmi
- 849-864 A Multitrait-Multimethod approach to pinpoint the validity of aggregated governance indicators
by Robert Neumann & Peter Graeff
- 865-880 Nonparametric analysis of financial time series by the Kernel methodology
by Mohamed Chikhi & Claude Diebolt
- 881-892 Generalization practices in qualitative research: a mixed methods case study
by Anthony Onwuegbuzie & Nancy Leech
- 893-904 The impact of modern education in the Ouramant region of Iranian Kurdistan: a grounded study
by Mohmmad Iman & Ahmad Mohammadpur
- 905-914 Constructing a fuzzy Shewhart control chart for variables when uncertainty and randomness are combined
by Alireza Faraz & R. Kazemzadeh & M. Moghadam & Aliasghar Bazdar
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by Ettore Scappini
- 941-955 Bailey's social entropy theory as an explicit theoretical approach for an empirical assessment of security of contemporary societies
by Miran Mitar
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by Sigrid Haunberger
- 971-984 A statistical procedure for testing social reciprocity at group, dyadic and individual levels
by David Leiva & Antonio Solanas & Lluís Salafranca
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by Chien-Wei Wu & Ming-Hung Shu & W. Pearn & Yi-Chang Tai
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by Hsin-Hung Wu & Jiunn-I Shieh
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by Gerardo Prieto & Angela Velasco
- 1025-1035 Multi-facet design for goal scoring in soccer-7
by Álvaro Reina-Gómez & Antonio Hernández-Mendo & José Fernández-García
- 1037-1052 Improving the response rate and quality in Web-based surveys through the personalization and frequency of reminder mailings
by Francisco Muñoz-Leiva & Juan Sánchez-Fernández & Francisco Montoro-Ríos & José Ibáñez-Zapata
2010, Volume 44, Issue 4
- 607-622 Supplementary questionnaire and nonresponse-results from the German ISSP survey
by Volker Hüfken
- 623-640 Global supplier selection using fuzzy analytic hierarchy process and fuzzy goal programming
by Cheng-Yuan Ku & Ching-Ter Chang & Hui-Ping Ho
- 641-659 Preventing mismatch answers in standardized survey interviews
by Yfke Ongena & Wil Dijkstra
- 661-671 Gender difference and job replacement for mutual fund
by Jo-Hui Chen
- 673-690 Forecasting compositional time series
by Terence Mills
- 691-712 Audit market structure and related changes in Taiwan: the effects of CPA qualification changes and mergers
by Chia-Chi Lee
- 713-731 Zipf's law—another view
by Ioan-Iovitz Popescu & Gabriel Altmann & Reinhard Köhler
- 733-748 Relationships among traditional Chinese personality traits, work stress, and emotional intelligence in workers in the semiconductor industry in Taiwan
by Cheng-Ping Chang & Fang-Jiu Chang
- 749-759 Face validity in personality tests: psychometric instruments and projective techniques in comparison
by Riccardo Sartori
- 761-775 Using ad hoc measures for response styles: a cautionary note
by Alain De Beuckelaer & Bert Weijters & Anouk Rutten
- 777-782 Investigations on the life quality of a child from a foster family: the research method
by Mariusz Ligarski
- 783-791 The standard error of moving average smoothed equipercentile equating
by Dougal Hutchison
- 793-805 Service quality of travel agents in Turkey
by Zeynep Filiz
- 807-815 Using K-means method and spectral clustering technique in an outfitter's value analysis
by En-Chi Chang & Shian-Chang Huang & Hsin-Hung Wu
2010, Volume 44, Issue 3
- 397-408 Testing the impact of predefined and self-defined end anchors on the linearity of the category rating scale
by Joeri Hofmans & Peter Theuns
- 409-425 Changing social categories in a changing society: studying trends with correspondence analysis
by Ruben Konig
- 427-445 The impact of non-normality, sample size and estimation technique on goodness-of-fit measures in structural equation modeling: evidence from ten empirical models of travel behavior
by David Ory & Patricia Mokhtarian
- 447-457 Assessment of decision-making regarding market entry/exit for technology innovation
by Tyrone Lin
- 459-482 Antecedents of employee involvement with the comparative model
by Wen-Bao Lin
- 483-497 Interpreting the results of studies using latent variable models to assess data quality: an empirical example using confirmatory factor analysis
by Adam Carle
- 499-507 Psychological profile of subjects facilitating responsible preventive behavior
by Joan Guàrdia-Olmos & Maribel Peró-Cebollero & Esther Horta-Faja & Adolfo Jarne-Esparcia & Amàlia Gordóvil-Merino & Sònia Bénitez-Borrego
- 509-527 An approach to the R&D value based upon real option method
by Keng Lo & Yu Lan
- 529-535 Measuring process capability index C pm with fuzzy data
by Cheng-Che Chen & Chun-Mei Lai & Hsiao-Yu Nien
- 537-549 Using the fuzzy associative memory (FAM) computation to explore the R&D project performance
by Yu-Shan Chen & Ke-Chiun Chang
- 551-564 A quality approach to airport management
by Elton Fernandes & Ricardo Pacheco
- 565-572 On the distribution of Harter
by Saralees Nadarajah
- 573-581 Efficiency and total factor productivity of crop production at NUTS1 level in Turkey: Malmquist index approach
by Goksel Armagan & Altug Ozden & Selim Bekcioglu
- 583-593 Motivation in the teaching of Physical Education according to the Achievement Goal Theory: methodological considerations
by F. Gimeno & A. García-Mas
- 595-605 The development of a destructive sampling method designed for high quality production processes (DSM-HQ)
by Francisco Delgadillo & Ronald Bremer
2010, Volume 44, Issue 2
- 199-215 Application of optimal control in man power planning
by Anna-Maria Mouza
- 217-237 Fuzzy multi-linguistic preferences model of service innovations at wholesale service delivery
by Ling-Zhong Lin
- 239-257 Modality analysis: a semantic grammar for imputations of intentionality in texts
by Carl Roberts & Cornelia Zuell & Juliane Landmann & Yong Wang
- 259-275 Dynamic institutional analysis: measuring corporatist intermediation
by Jaap Woldendorp & Hans Keman
- 277-287 A comparison of multiple imputation with EM algorithm and MCMC method for quality of life missing data
by Ting Lin
- 289-301 Compative robustness of six tests in repeated measures designs with specified departures from sphericity
by Paula Fernández García & Guillermo Vallejo & Pablo Livacic-Rojas & Javier Herrero & Marcelino Cuesta
- 303-314 Perceived insecurity in the public space: personal, social and environmental variables
by D. Carro & S. Valera & T. Vidal
- 315-332 Robust design in multivariate systems using genetic algorithms
by Hector Allende & Daniela Bravo & Enrique Canessa
- 333-343 Allocation model for theme park advertising budget
by Yoau-Chau Jeng & Fei-Rung Chiu
- 345-356 Random non-response in multi-character surveys
by Sarjinder Singh & María Rueda & Ismael Sánchez-Borrego
- 357-373 An analysis of the effect of pre-incentives and post-incentives based on draws on response to web surveys
by Juan Sánchez-Fernández & Francisco Muñoz-Leiva & Francisco Montoro-Ríos & José Ibáñez-Zapata
- 375-390 Location choice for direct foreign investment in new hospitals in China by using ANP and TOPSIS
by Chin-Tsai Lin & Meng-Chuan Tsai
- 391-395 HR-related facets and their relationship to organizational effectiveness: a faceted definition
by Aharon Tziner & Shlomit Levy
2010, Volume 44, Issue 1
- 1-24 A new procedure for monitoring the range and standard deviation of a quality characteristic
by M. Kiani & J. Panaretos & S. Psarakis
- 25-45 Demographic volatility and economic growth: convention and beyond
by Tapas Mishra & Claude Diebolt
- 47-57 Applying fuzzy quality function deployment to identify service management requirements for customer quality needs
by Gin-Shuh Liang
- 59-69 In search of content validity: facet analysis as a qualitative method to improve questionnaire design
by J. Landsheer & H. Boeije
- 71-85 The effect of the question topic on interviewer behavior; an interaction analysis of control activities of interviewers
by Johannes Zouwen & Johannes Smit & Stasja Draisma
- 87-98 Consumers' fluid milk consumption behaviors in TURKEY: an application of multinomial logit model
by Gulgun Yildiz Tiryaki & Cuma Akbay
- 99-113 A mathematical approach to the boolean minimization problem
by Adrian Duşa
- 115-129 Wage mobility in Europe. A comparative analysis using restricted multinomial logit regression
by Dimitris Pavlopoulos & Ruud Muffels & Jeroen Vermunt
- 131-152 Performance improvement in new product development with effective tools and techniques adoption for high-tech industries
by Tsu-Ming Yeh & Fan-Yun Pai & Ching-Chow Yang
- 153-166 Polychoric versus Pearson correlations in exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis of ordinal variables
by Francisco Holgado–Tello & Salvador Chacón–Moscoso & Isabel Barbero–García & Enrique Vila–Abad
- 167-172 Is there a J-curve effect in Turkish services?
by Mehmet Yazici
- 173-180 Assessing nonresponse bias in activist surveys
by Wolfgang Rüdig
- 181-189 Interval estimation for the two-parameter exponential distribution under progressive censoring
by Shu-Fei Wu
- 191-198 Modeling the unethical intention of software piracy: a qualitative integration of network externalities and information cascades
by Sheng-Wuu Joe & Shin-Yi Lin & Chou-Kang Chiu
2009, Volume 43, Issue 6
- 875-894 Are case studies more than sophisticated storytelling?: Methodological problems of qualitative empirical research mainly based on semi-structured interviews
by Thomas Diefenbach
- 895-902 Hedonic price estimation for the Turkish bread wheat characteristics
by Suleyman Karaman & Bahattin Cetin & Ayse Oguzlar & Koksal Yagdi
- 903-912 Hotelling's T 2 control chart with two adaptive sample sizes
by Alireza Faraz & M. Moghadam
- 913-940 A drunk and her dog: a spurious relation? Cointegration tests as instruments to detect spurious correlations between integrated time series
by Esther Stroe-Kunold & Joachim Werner
- 941-949 Developed stock market reaction to political change: a panel data analysis
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By Donna Leinwand, USA TODAY
The Staten Island district attorney hopes to discourage shoplifting over the holidays by running mug shots of five convicted shoplifters on video monitors in the local mall.
The mug shots flash every six minutes onto 65-inch, high-definition plasma screens encased in 10-foot, double-sided cabinets.
The advertising displays are scattered through the Staten Island Mall's common spaces. By mid-January, the ads, which run on 11 monitors, will have 2 million exposures.
"Want to be famous?" the ad asks. "Shoplift in this mall and you could have your face right here."
Adspace Digital Mall Network — which owns video kiosks in 105 malls in 39 cities, including New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Houston — says this is the first time its video displays have hosted criminal mug shots.
The company sells most of its ads to mall merchants, movie studios, car companies and other businesses that have products in the mall.
"It's never come up before, but it's a really clever idea," CEO Dominick Porco says.
The company is talking to other district attorneys about running similar ads, he says.
Adspace gave the district attorney a 50% discount because it considers the advertisement a public service, Porco says.
District Attorney Daniel Donovan spent $8,000 from funds forfeited by criminals to purchase two months of air time on Adspace's video kiosks in the Staten Island Mall.
Donovan says the ads remind an expected 1.3 million mall customers over the holidays that shoplifting is a crime.
"Realizing the economic times are rough, my fear was that many more people would be enticed to steal things," Donovan says.
"People think this is a victimless crime, which in fact, it's not," he says. "Consumers and merchants pay for it."
The Sentencing Project, a civil liberties group that advocates in some cases for alternative punishment and rehabilitation instead of prison time, says running the mug shots amounts to additional punishment for convicted shoplifters.
"Their sentence was whatever the judge gave them. This is punishment above and beyond," advocacy director Kara Gotsch says. "It's stigmatizing these people."
Donovan says his office chose chronic offenders with multiple convictions who have stolen from the Staten Island Mall.
The ads do not include the shoplifters' names or other identifying information to avoid stigmatizing them, he says.
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Picture PeopleRead MoreBefore looking through the camera lens, the expert photographers at Picture People spend time getting to know their subjects and establishing a strategy for conveying their personalities in print. Then, picture perfect clients pose in the bright camera room, smiling amid colorful backdrops and creative props. Following the photo shoot, subjects make their way to the selection station to choose their favorite poses from their session, which may be treated with sepia tones, color accents, and decorative borders to suit any wall, wallet, wallpaper pattern, or trophy walleye. Picture People offers a variety of creative tips to help enhance mantel-dominating final results. The studio ensures satisfaction with a 100% guarantee on finished products.1000 Ross Park Mall Dr.Pittsburgh, PA US
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Pittsburgh OperaRead MoreThe cloak of sparkling newness belies Benedum Center's deep history in the theatrical world. Opened to regal fanfare and a holographic performance by Tupac in 1928, the theater then waded through the downs and ups of history until a $43 million restoration buffed its surfaces back to their former glory in 1984. Today, the 90 chandeliers dangling from the ceiling, the Grand Lobby's mirrors and marble, and most of the 1,500 feet of brass rail throughout are all original. The centerpiece is the main chandelier, a 4,700-pound, 20-foot-high, 12-foot-wide behemoth that sparkles to remind visitors of the theater's glory days.237 7th St.Pittsburgh, PA US
Row House CinemaRead MoreRow House Cinema is a new, single-screen theater with vintage sensibilities. Each week's schedule of cult, indie, and camp films is centered around a specific theme. For example, the "Work Sucks" theme includes titles like Clerks and Being John Malkovich, while an entire week of vampire movies might include classics like The Lost Boys along with an MST3K-version of Twilight. Throughout it all, Row House's concession stand turns out healthy spins on old-school movie fare like natural popcorn with real butter, along with vegan options and craft beers.4115 Butler StreetPittsburgh, PA US
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PadMapper makes apartment hunting less awful, almost fun. It does this by plotting the apartments on a big map, and letting you filter for exactly what you want. There are also neat overlays to help you learn about the different areas.
My goal with PadMapper is to make apartment hunting into something people no longer dread. It shouldn't have to be harder than buying a car. You shouldn't have to deal with slimy people. You shouldn't have to make big Excel spreadsheets to keep track of what you've seen and what you think. Landlords should respond to your emails, and once you move in, you should be treated well. I'm going to help make it that way.
Here's our Terms of Service and our Privacy Policy.
I was looking for a place with some friends in NYC in the summer of 2008, and it ended up taking us 6 months. This was our first time, so we got scammed more than once by brokers and shady landlords.
In between scams, I sifted through thousands of Craigslist listings, and it was getting to the point where I was losing hope. It was like wading through my spam folder trying to find real emails. I'd click and read each listing, only to find out that it was in a bad location, or it looked like a slum, or there was a toilet in the kitchen, or it was too "cozy" to fit a double bed.
So, I ended up writing what became the first version of PadMapper to do most of the sifting for me and generally make the hunt better. I've used it and the iPhone app in 3 apartment hunts since then, and it has found me a place quickly each time.
I hope it helps you and your friends find a great place to live. Good luck with your hunt!
If there's anything that confuses you, or you see any bugs, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Feedback really helps - user feedback is the reason PadMapper is what it is today.
If you'd like more information, check out the blog. Here's a text-based browsing alternative (though it's more cumbersome): Sitemap


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1. Import pictures from your camera
Photos on the camera can be imported via Wi-Fi. Simply touch the share icon on the camera monitor for photos you wish to add to your import list to make the importation smooth and easy. Once imported, you can easily select and share photos with friends on social networking sites.
2. Smartphone remote shooting
(1) "Live View" mode
OLYMPUS Image Share allows you to see the camera's Live View on your smartphone screen. It also lets you operate the camera from your smartphone -- touch your smartphone screen to specify the AF point or release the shutter. You can also adjust camera settings such as shooting mode (iAUTO, P, A, S, M or ART) and drive mode (Single, Burst and Self timer), as well as control the zoom for electronic zoom lenses.
(2) "Remote Shutter" mode
In addition, you can choose to control camera settings directly on the camera, and use the smartphone just for releasing the shutter, as if using remote cables. You can "half-press" on your smartphone screen to only focus, and "full-press" to relesae the shutter.
3. Enhance your photos
OLYMPUS Image Share is equipped with Art Filter, one of the most popular features on Olympus cameras. Add filters like Dramatic Tone and Pop Art to turn your photos into works of art. You can also add stamps to images taken using Photo Story, to make your works even more attractive.
4. Add GPS tags to photos on the camera
By simply transferring the GPS log recorded with a smartphone, GPS tags can be added to photos captured with a compatible camera.
* Be aware that continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
5. Easy setup
All you need to do is scan the QR code displayed on the screen of a compatible camera with OI.Share to easily set up Wi-Fi connection settings.
* When using a FlashAir card, use the FlashAir card connection information to connect from the smartphone's Wi-Fi setting screen.
* Available functions will differ depending on the camera.
* Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.
* FlashAir™ is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation.
What's New
OLYMPUS Image Track
1. Update GPS Assist Data
Use your smartphone to dowload the latest GPS assist data and transfer it t your camera by WI-Fi, to drastically shorten location acquisition time, whenever and wherever you are.
2. Check your GPS tracking log on your smartphone
During your journey, send your camera's GPS tracking log data by Wi-Fi to your smartphone and you will be able to check the progess that you have made on your journey thus far.
3. Organize and view your past journeys on your smartphone
Save pictures and tracking log data of each journey on your smartphone, and add a title to each journey for easy identification. Enjoy looking back on each journey by viewing the log and pictures you took along the way.
4. Easy Setup
All you need to do is scan the QR code displayed on the screen of a compatible camera with OI.Track to easily set up Wi-Fi connection settings.
* Compatible camera : TG-3, TG-860
* Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.
3 browsing modes
- Photo/Movie view shows thumbnails of photos and movies in a single scrollable grid.
- Music view shows music files in a single scrollable list.
- Folder view shows any files within each folder.
Download, share and open files
- Save your files to your Android device.
- Share your files via E-mail/Twitter/Facebook/Weibo. *Note: You need an internet connection.
- Open a file in another application.
- PhotoShare
- Automatic detection of adding or updating files on FlashAir
- Configuring SSID and security key (password) of the FlashAir™ card.
- Configuring SSID and security key (password) for internet pass thru mode.
- Timeout
- Administration password (MASTERCODE)
[Important notes]
- This application is compatible Android 2.3.3 - Android 5.0 devices.
- This application uses a microSD card inserted into the Android device. Error could occur on the Android device with no micro SD card.
- TOSHIBA may modify or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, the Services or Materials, or any portion thereof, with or without notice
- This application may be terminated its service or functions without former notice.
- FlashAir is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation.
FlashAir Download
The usage is simple and straightforward:
1. Activate FlashAir Wireless LAN.
2. Your mobile device will auto connect to the Wireless LAN of FlashAir with the configured Wireless LAN SSID and KEY.
3. If wireless connection fails, a message dialog will show up. Click on the "settings" of this dialog box to change Flashair wireless SSID and KEY settings. You may configure the download folder in this setting page too. The
default folder is "FlashAir_Download".
4. On successful wireless connection, you may select photos to download to the selected download folder of your device.
Olympus Magazine
Packed full of inspirational interviews with Olympus-using photographers, interactive galleries of images, seasonal projects to try right now plus regular competitions, exclusive videos, reader events and the chance to win some kit of your own – if you're a fan of Olympus cameras then you need this app in your life.
FlashAir Auto Downloader TRAIL
Trail Version:
- limited to 200 Files
Full Version:
If you have multible Wifi networks in range, you can use Apps like "WiFi Prioritizer" to automatically connect to the FlashAir Card.
- CPU: ARMv7 with NEON
- Android: 2.3.3+
FA Pro Shoot & View
1. Activate "Settings & Review" function of FA Pro (This feature is activated by default)
2. Connect to FA Pro WiFi.
3. Start the app, taking new photo, the new photo will be automatically displayed on your device.
4. You can also view your previous or next photo by swiping left or right.
5. To enable download photo and slide show photo functions, please purchase FA Pro Shoot & View Pro.
DSLR Remote
Whether via infrared, by wire or via Bluetooth, DSLR Remote enables you to take timer controlled exposure series (e.g. for time lapse), long time exposures or exposure sequences in the context of High Dynamik Range photography. If you are not using a device with a supported built-in IR sender (see below) all you need is a small, inexpensive and easy to build hardware, which is then connected to the ear phone jack of your smartphone (and a commercially available Bluetooth stereo headset if you want remote control via Bluetooth). You will find detailed instructions on how to build the required hardware on the authors website (http://bitshift.bplaced.net).
Possible functions (among others) are:
1. Simple Remote control
2. Delayed Shots
3. Series of shots with fixed interval (e.g for time lapse)
4. Bulb exposures
5. Combinations from 2., 3. and 4.
6. High-Dynamic-Range-Sequences (HDR)
7. Time controlled HDR-Sequences (Combination of Timer and HDR)
8. Triggering of shots or start of Timer or HDR sequences by the ambient light sensor on your smartphone (keyword: light barrier)
9. Triggering of shots or start of Timer or HDR sequences by the internal or an external microphone
In various models Canon seems to limit the precision of the bulb mode to one second. So HDR exposures below 1 second and/or with a fraction of a second (as 1.5 sec) are rounded to the full second. DSLR Remote can't do anything about that! Reported models so far: 400D, 500D, 550D, 5D II.
Using a built-in IR sender:
DSLR Remote should work with the built-in IR sender of the followig devices (don't forget to choose the right camera brand and to switch your camera into remote mode):
- All Samsung devices with built-in IR sender
There seems to be a bug in some/all Samsung devices: in power saving mode the IR blaster doesn't work correctly! So, make sure to switch your device into normal (non-power saving) mode before using DSLR Remote.
- All HTC devices with built-in IR sender
The QRemote API Revision 4 should support sending raw IR data (neccessary for DSLR Remote to work) on the following devices:
- G Flex2, G2, G3, G3 A, G3 Screen, G Pro2
(for more details see http://developer.lge.com/resource/mobile/RetrieveOverview.dev?categoryTypeCode=ANRS#supporteddev)
The QRemote API Revision 3 only supports sending raw IR data on the following devices:
Unfortunately, doesn't the Sony native IR API provide the feature needed by any remote app like DSLR Remote, as is deploying its own IR codes as data with the app. The only thing possible in the API is using codes learned from physical remotes or codes supplied with the phone/tablet. If your device doesn't run Android 4.4.2 (Kitkat) or higher or Android can not support the built-in IR hardware of your device for the above mentioned reason, please use a IR dongle or cable release hardware as described on the DSLR Remote website.
Other Brands
With integration of the Android 4.4.2 (Kitkat) IR API DSLR Remote should work with all devices with a built-in IR Blaster supported by the Kitkat IR API.
Using DSLR Remote hardware:
Caution: a few smartphone types do not output high enough volume on their ear phone jack to make the infrared harware work properly. In addition a few camera types (e.g. Canon EOS 550D) are still not properly controlled remotely via the infrared receiver. In that case you might want to choose the cable control (transistors) instead.
Supported camera brands when using as an infrared remote:
Canon, Fuji, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax and Sony
If it doesn't work for you, feel free to contact the author, instead of voting one star. Contact informations are given below and on the authors website (http://bitshift.bplaced.net).
Google Camera
• Easy Interface - Capture photos and video easily with Google Camera's beautiful and intuitive Material Design interface
• Lens Blur - Control the camera's depth of field using Lens Blur to focus on the subject in the foreground and blur the background; great for portraits and selfies
• HDR+ - Use the HDR+ (High Dynamic Range + Low Light) setting to improve images captured in low light, and backlit scenes (only available on Nexus 5 and Nexus 6)
• Photo Stitching - Create amazing 360° Photo Sphere, panoramas, wide angle and fisheye images with Google's photo stitching technology developed for Google Maps
• Video - Shoot video and simultaneously capture stills just by tapping on the screen
• Android Wear - Take photos from a distance by tapping on your Android Wear device
• Works on phones and tablets running Android 4.4+ KitKat and above
• Photo Sphere and Panorama require a gyro sensor
• Photo Sphere, Panorama, and Lens Blur require at least 1 gigabyte of memory
*This app requires an Eye-Fi ProX2 card. Eyefi Mobi card users should download the Eyefi Mobi app.*
When quality photographs are needed, you reach for your digital camera. Smartphones fall short for life's most precious moments - these require zooming, high-speed shooting, low light and other features that make digital cameras superior. With an Eye-Fi ProX2 wireless SDHC memory card, you can quickly and easily turn the camera you already own and love into a top quality WiFi camera and showcase your best shots while streamlining your workflow. Use your favorite apps like Facebook, Instagram, Pixlr, and Snapchat to share instantly, and top editing tools to enhance and edit your best shots.
When paired with the Eye-Fi Android app, the Eye-Fi card transfers photos & videos directly to your iOS camera roll, whenever new content is detected. No network or hotspot is required. Eye-Fi creates its own WiFi network so it works anywhere you are. Once the transfer completes, the card disconnects its WiFi to preserve battery life.
Eye-Fi ProX2 features:
• Instant transfer to your Android device
• Instant transfer to your Windows or Mac computer over a home WiFi network
• Class 10 speed for ultra-fast high speed performance
• Compatible with thousands of cameras (check at www.eye.fi/cameras)
• Uploads what you shoot (jpeg, RAW + many video formats)
• 8GB or 16 GB capacity
Getting started:
First, you will need to activate & set up your ProX2 card using Eye-Fi Center software on your Windows or Mac computer. After launching the Eye-Fi app, tap the sign in link at the bottom of the screen and enter your new Eye-Fi account credentials.
To learn more and buy an Eye-Fi SDHC wireless memory card, visit us at www.eyefi.com
Photo Grid - Collage Maker
Quickly combine multiple photos with classical and funny layouts into a beautiful picture.
-Photo Editor-
Stylize your shots with perfectly categorized filter effects.
Pin moments to a customized board. Scrapbook allow you add photos, texts, stickers to a customized background.
-Video Slides-
Turn your photos into stunning video stories. Video Slides allow you create beautiful video stories by using photos, adding music, text and stickers you love!
P.S. Video Slides feature requires Android 3.0 and up. What's more, Video Slides feature may not perform good work on Android 3.0 - Android 4.0.
Decorate your images with funny and cool magazine layouts and templates to be the popular guy on the magazine cover.
Tell a story via a long picture, combining multiple photos via text and stickers!
*Popular Functions*
Layout-Create fun collages with 300+layouts for Instagram;(THE BEST AND EASIEST WAY TO MAKE COLLAGE WITH PHOTO GRID)
Filter-Perfectly categorized filter effects;
Edit & Crop-Ability to crop, adjust of your photo size and ratio to make them picture perfect;
Share to Social Media-Original and easiest way to post entire photos on any social media;
Sticker-Tons of stickers, and update frequently;
Text- What you see is what you get "Text Editor";
Draw-Mark up photos of silly, cool, or inspiring things you see and share via social, email, SMS, and more;
High Resolution-Export image at either720P, 1024P,1080P,1660P,1920P,2048P with both .JPG and .PNG format;
Ads Free- Upgrade to the ads-free version to remove ads, found in the settings;
Transition Effects-Turn picture to cool and fashion video story with cool and funny video slides transition effects.
HDR Camera+
Get A Better Camera NOW!
Full featured and fast HDR camera for Android. Take pictures with vivid colors and rich detail:
- Simple: take an HDR image in one tap
- Full resolution
- Real HDR: exposure bracketing and tone mapping
- Zoom
- HDR images fused and tone mapped on device within seconds
- Hand shake compensation, no need to be rock-solid while shooting
- Correct handling of moving objects, de-ghosting
- You can control tone-mapping parameters: contrast, micro-contrast, color vividness, exposure
- Save original exposure bracketed images
- Location tagging
- Shutter sound can be muted (not on all models)
- Support for Flash on/off/auto
Join HDR fans and share your photos on facebook: http://facebook.com/mobilehdr
Join us and share your stunning HDR photos at Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1820156@N20
Why HDR
Real life scenes often have a wide range of light intensity, which cannot be captured by a camera. In a photo of such a scene the bright areas look washed out and everything in shadows is pictured as a black spot with no details. The HDR technique allows you to capture details in bright and dark areas and have them merged in a single photo.
HDR photography is widely adopted by professional photographers. Wouldn't it be nice to have an HDR in mobile phones?
The problem is that HDR requires taking several differently exposed images in series, which must be precisely aligned and then fused. In order to be usable for real life scenes, the HDR feature should include moving object detection and hand shake compensation to avoid or minimize the ghosting in the final image. That requires a lot of computational resources and makes a challenge even for professional desktop HDR software.
Almalence has brought its expertise in professional HDR software to mobile phones. Our HDR fusion algorithms compensate hand shaking and detect moving objects in the scene, suppressing ghosting artifacts. At the same time, the algorithms are quick enough to provide comfortable processing time on mobile devices.
Transfer, organize, sort, rate, categorize, play, pixel-peep, edit, share to social networks
RawVision lets you do all that and more in a ludic yet powerful way. You will not go to the computer anymore.
/!!! Prepare your Lightroom imports with sidecar XMP files !!!\
\!!! Plug your camera with USB !!!/
(Android 3.1+, camera in PTP/MTP mode)
This application is especially intended for Android tablets, but it will work very well with smartphones too.
Please note this is the DEMO version of RawVision. It allows to test both:
- the compatibility with your camera RAW file's format.
- the compatibility with your tab, especially mounting usb devices and SD cards.
If you photos don't work with the demo version, they won't work either with the full version.
The demo version embeds ads in order to support development.
Follow RawVision on G+ https://plus.google.com/b/115688227829924074471/115688227829924074471/posts
- RawVision supports Nikon NEF, Canon .CR2 , SONY .ARW, Pentax .PEF and .DNG and Samsung .SRW files, , Olympus .ORF, Panasonic RW2, Fujifilm's .RAF files
- opens only thumbnails for Leica M9 DNG and Nikon D100 Nef
- JPEG and PNG
- preview of .MOV files(Android>3.0).
- Transfer from: camera usb connection(MTP/PTP), usb external reader, Eye-Fi and advanced local browsing
- Bookmark your favorite locations
- Gallery display. Select a file with a click. To perform batch actions, select all the files and press the action button on the bottom-right of the screen.
- Select a rating and category in full Ssreen to help sort photos. Import to LightRoom with the XMP sidecar files.
You can also define your own category labels.
- FullScreen view
You can browse all the photos by sweeping the screen right or left. There are invisible areas on the left and right to quickly change photo.
Zoom on photos with a pinch.
Delete a photo right away
start a slideshow
Check the histogram and Exifs
Toggle the actions bar with a single tap, double tap to have the photo fit to screen
- Image editor
Edit and process your photos with the embbeded editor.
Compatible with Aviary filters.
- Import Files
You can import selected files by choosing a root folder, then a name for the new import folder - or the current date. You can also choose to rename the files and delete them after import.
Import also works directly from your camera via USB.
- Delete files
You can delete files either one a time or several in a batch by selecting them before.
- JPEG extraction
Extract a JPEG preview of the RAW files with resize and auto-rotate options.
You can extract several files in a batch.
- Share Files - "Open with..."
"Share" your files with other apps on your Android device.
Sketch an extracted preview, launch a video file, share by facebook, twitter, send by email, store on dropbox etc...
- Rename files
- Eye-Fi support
Eye-Fi needs a little configuration.
You should be able to use AP mode if you registered your device wihtin the card.(With the official app for example) - but Not tested yet
Otherwise the direct mode works great.
First connect the device to the WiFi AP (Ey-fi card in direct mode) with the wpa2 key in the Eye-Fi Center desktop app.
Then in RawVision, enter the uploadKey - please google how to get it.
Choose the destination folder and start the service.
Photos will then appear as they are sent from the camera.
Note: you cannot use Eye-Fi service while another eyefi app is running.
Is your RAW format not supported: send us samples to http://www.dropitto.me/dropyourraw (pwd: raw)
/!\ Please taken a few seconds to rate the application on the Android Market.
/!\ Don't hesitate to send comments by email, feedback is very important to improve the application's quality.
/!\ If you have question, send an email as it is not possible to reply in the comments.
Mobli - Share Photos & Videos!
Broadcast your live events, follow locations & hashtags, use innovative filters, create looping videos, and so much more on mobli!
Adobe Photoshop Express
On-the-go photo editing was never so fun, fast, and cool. Touch your way to better-looking pictures with automatic fixes and filters. Get your pictures to pop! And after sharing, you'll be the talk of your friends.
Get more of what you want:
•Basics: Crop, straighten, rotate, and flip your photos. Remove red eye, and pet eye.
•Auto-Fix: A one-touch adjustment for contrast, exposure, and white balance.
•Blemish Removal: With one touch, remove spots, dirt, and dust from your photos.
•Color: Slide controls for clarity, contrast, exposure, highlights, shadows, temperature, tint, sharpen and vibrance.
•One-touch filters "Looks": Choose from more than 20 eye-catching effects! And now control the intensity of Looks.
•The image rendering engine improves performance and enables handling of large file sizes – i.e. panoramic photos.
•Borders: Add a distinctive personal touch to your photos with 15 borders and frames. Express yourself!
•RAW photo support: Import and edit photos in RAW format.
•Share to all your favorite social sites: Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and more.
•Add the Premium Looks pack to give your photos fun, fresh looks with 20 new one-touch filters.*
•Add the Advanced Paid Pack (formerly called Noise Reduction Pack). This pack includes:
-Noise Reduction to minimize unwanted grain and speckling in your night photos.
-Defog to reduce fog and haze from photos.*
View Adobe's Privacy Policy: http://www.adobe.com/privacy/policy.html
Photoshop Express is brought to you by Adobe, proud makers of the Photoshop family of products.
*Available when you sign in with an Adobe ID.
The Advanced Pack, previously called " Noise Reduction Pack" now includes Noise Reduction and Defog and can be found in the "Corrections" slider menu.
Photoshop Express supports the following file formats:
•Photo: JPG, PNG
•Raw files: arw (SONY), cr2 (CANON), crw (CANON), dng, erf (EPSON), raf (FUJI), 3fr & fff (HASSELBLAD), dcr (KODAK), mrw (KONICA), mos (LEAF), rwl (LEICA), nef & nrw (NIKON), orf (OLYMPUS), rw2 (PANASONIC), pef (PENTAX), srw (SAMSUNG)
While we aim to provide support for RAW files from the latest camera models from most camera manufacturers, we cannot guarantee universal RAW support.
ShutterBOT DSLR Remote
Feature highlights:
- Supports all major DSLR cameras: Canon, Fuji, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, and Sony.
- Supports instant shutter, 2-second delay (where supported), and voice recognition trigger (in-app purchase).
Compatible with IR equipped smartphones & tablets, such as the Samsung's Galaxy Note 3, Tab 3 & Tab 4, S4 & S5, HTC One, and LG G3. (Sorry, LG G2 is not supported)
Replaces Canon RC-1 / RC-5 / RC-6, Nikon ML-L3, Olympus RM-1 remotes.
If you need help getting it to work with your camera, please try our tutorial @ http://c2nova.com/shutterbot/support/index.html
Basic Functions
1. Initial setup guide
When you launch the app for the first time, connection preparations, Bluetooth settings, and Wi-Fi settings are all explained using illustrations. After setting up the Olympus Air using OA.Central, compatible smartphone apps activate with Bluetooth communication via OA.Central, making it unnecessary to adjust settings in each individual smartphone app.
2. Olympus Air status display
You can check the Olympus Air battery level, the remaining number of shots, and remaining movie recording time on the micro SD card via an on-screen display.
3. iAuto shooting and playback
You can use iAuto to automatically detect scenes and apply the optimal exposure when shooting. Photo and movie data recorded on the micro SD card can be viewed in the dedicated OA.Viewer smartphone viewing app. If OA.Viewer is not installed, you will be redirected to the app store and prompted to install the app.
4. Basic settings
You can format the micro SD card or delete all images, set image quality mode, adjust level gauge, set power saving mode, adjust system volume, adjust settings for when shooting with only the Olympus Air, and upgrade the firmware. If you're not sure what operations to use, simply press the setup guide button to show instructions on what to do.
5. List of applications
Here you can see a list of applications that can be used with the Olympus Air. Simply select the app you need and you can install it from the Google Play.
More from developer
OLYMPUS Image Track
1. Update GPS Assist Data
Use your smartphone to dowload the latest GPS assist data and transfer it t your camera by WI-Fi, to drastically shorten location acquisition time, whenever and wherever you are.
2. Check your GPS tracking log on your smartphone
During your journey, send your camera's GPS tracking log data by Wi-Fi to your smartphone and you will be able to check the progess that you have made on your journey thus far.
3. Organize and view your past journeys on your smartphone
Save pictures and tracking log data of each journey on your smartphone, and add a title to each journey for easy identification. Enjoy looking back on each journey by viewing the log and pictures you took along the way.
4. Easy Setup
All you need to do is scan the QR code displayed on the screen of a compatible camera with OI.Track to easily set up Wi-Fi connection settings.
* Compatible camera : TG-3, TG-860
* Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.
OA.Central for Olympus Air
Mode Dial
Control your camera settings right on your smartphone's screen. Change your exposure, white balance and ISO speed. The same P, A, S and M modes as on an interchangeable lens camera are available. The camera is packed with enhanced shooting functions such as movie modes and iAuto, which automatically detects up to 42 different shooting scenes and applies optimal exposure control.
Art Filter
Simply select one of 14 available Art Filters to matches your creative vision and touch the screen to capture an artistic image. Art Filters can be combined with Art Effects to create truly artistic photos.
Color Creator
With an intuitive Color Ring, the user can bring out emotion by adjusting color hues (30 levels) and saturation (8 levels) to enhance a scene.
Photo Story
Capture a single scene of everyday life from multiple viewpoints. Select from four different frame patterns, then, depending upon your selection, choose the number of frames or add an Art Filter. Then simply follow the on-screen instructions and release the shutter to make your very own Photo Story.
Shoot, combine and rearrange multiple short clips into a single short movie of up to 64 seconds in length. The user can select clip lengths from 1 sec, 2 sec, 4 sec and 8 sec. Additionally, you can choose from 14 different Art Filters, touch the smartphone screen to focus using Touch AF, operate the zoom (when using an electronic zoom lens), and use digital zoom up to 3x. Add transition effects, Art Effects and music (default only) all in-camera.
With a single release of the shutter, subjects are automatically detected, and Genius provides the user with six different creative versions of a single image.
View Images
In addition to editing functions such as adjusting aspect ratio and cropping images, music saved on a smartphone can be used as background music in a slide show. The user has the ability to display (thumbnail, single frame display) and delete images stored on the micro SD card inserted in the Air A01. You can upload images to social networks and send them as email attachments to your family and friends.
Amazon Cloud Drive
This app lets you access all of the photos and videos you've saved in your Cloud Drive, securely back up your photos on-the-go, save storage space on your phone, and keep your photos safe, even if your smart device is lost, damaged, or upgraded.


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