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Half-Life 2: Episode 2 may be based off an engine that has been around for a while, but that isn't to say that the game can't stress a modern gaming system. The latest iteration of the Source engine brings with it a few new tricks, such as particle effects acceleration, motion blur and multi-threaded support for improved performance on dual and quad-core CPUs.
I was only able to benchmark Episode 2 at the resolution of 1920x1200 due to some errors currently affecting my Steam installation. The benchmark results are obtained from a timedemo recorded within the ep2_outland_10a level which is a fairly short and repeatable level which brings forth a number of effects within the game, such as the High Dynamic Range (HDR) rendering of outdoor scenes, water exhibiting reflection an refraction characteristics, a scripted animation sequence and several physical, particle and shader effects.
The XFX GeForce 8800 GT XXX performed admirably in this test, providing ample performance under all circumstances at 1920x1200 with various levels of AA and AF enabled.
Team Fortress 2 turns the Source engine upside-down, by taking a stylized cartoon-like approach to team versus team combat. The effect is made possible via some proprietary techniques combined with Phong shading.
The benchmark was recorded from an intense gaming session on a 24 person server, where when killed, the camera was always pointed toward the heated battles at the various focal points in the map.
The results were rather surprising and are very different than those from Half Life 2: Episode 2 where Team Fortress 2's unique visual style has placed a CPU bottleneck on performance. This is clearly seen by the minute performance delta between the resolutions and the anti aliasing levels. The XFX GeForce 8800 GT XXX can handle pretty much anything Team Fortress 2 can throw at it at high resolutions.
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Stoned face clerk at check out as if I had to please her. The room cleaning maid took away our door card that was inserted in the slot to turn on the air that we used to dry up the clothes after 10 days of traveling when we were out of the hotel room for the day. The clothes were not dried as a result. We explicitly told her not to take the door card out for that purpose before we left. When we came back we asked where was card key, she told us she turned it in to the front desk.
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Pros: breakfast buffet was good with plenty of choice and pleasant staff. free wifi was easy to log onto. i liked the convenience of being close to station
Cons: it's fine, it is as described.
Location: this hotel is very close to the main railway station. it is a good location for walking to most things of interest, however buses and metro close by
my husband and i stayed at the metropole in june. it is convenient for the train station which was why we chose it. it is close enough to the centre for everything to be walkable but there is plenty of available transport if needed. the staff were friendly. the hotel was clean and comfortable. a breakfast buffet is available and there is a good selection of hot and cold food. it caters for all tastes, I'm sure everyone could find something that they like to eat. we were in rome for 4 days and saw most things of interest, at least all that we wanted to see. please be aware that at present the trevi fountain in under renovation so there's not much to see. we took the tours available to buy on the street for the colosseum and the vatican and can recommend people to do some visits that way. you learn more history and the guides were very good.
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Great location. Perfect hotel for Rome! Everything was walk able. Hotel facilities were good.
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The hotel was wonderful but . . .Posted Jun 13, 2015
Pros: The breakfast and the wait staff.
Cons: Those rooms that look at a fire escape should be discounted
Location: Amazing central location
The hotel itself was wonderful, the breakfast far exceeded our expectations but unfortunately the room we got was in the back on the 2nd floor and looked out at a fire escape. Very depressing and I'm so glad I was only staying one night. The room was very experience for what we got but maybe if we had a brighter room I would have had a better experience.
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Ganz gutPosted Jun 13, 2015
Sehr nettes Personal. Gute zentrale Lage. Großes Frühstücksbüffet. Etwas dünne Wände.
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Cons: The breakfast.
Hotel generally very good, however the standard of the breakfast was quite poor and not what you would expect from a four star hotel unless you have a liking for cold scrambled eggs and stale breads and pastries.
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Pros: The hotel is situated close to the Termini and within walking distance of the city's historic centre.
Cons: The walls required a fresh coat of paint and there were a few marks on the carpet that needed removing. These were minor issues.
Location: It is close to the opera and within walking distance of the Colosseum and the Forum. There are plenty of restaurants nearby.
This was the third time that we had used the Starhotels Metropole in Rome. The room was spacious, the bed very comfortable and the standard of daily cleaning was high. There was a good selection of food for breakfast but certain items such as fresh orange juice and boiled eggs cost extra and seem expensive. The breakfast room was spacious. The staff were polite and helpful.
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Pros: Cheap but 4 star! Convenient for transport links and food. Hotel has all mod cons, but we didn't have time to use half of them.
Cons: 24 hours free Internet is not enough if you are staying several days.
Location: It's Rome! Recommended: Partheon, St Angelo, St Maria & Angels, Michelangelo's last project round corner from hotel. Fountains! Ruins! Art!
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The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) released this statement ahead of President Obama's expected announcement today that he will nominate Senator John Kerry (D-MA) to succeed Secretary Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State:
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Database availability groups replaced Exchange Server 2007's high-availability model, which was based on local continuous replication (LCR), standby continuous replication (SCR), single copy clustering (SCC) and cluster continuous replication (CCR).
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Katie and Michael Gabb's home search was like a game of dominoes — a carefully aligned series of events that fell in a straight path to the doorstep of their Germantown home.
The event that kicked it off was unexpected.
"I work with Michael's mom," said Katie, an art teacher at Highland Oaks Elementary School. "She teaches special needs students, and she brought them to my art class. After a couple months she asked if I was single. She got my phone number for her son."
Katie, who was born in Canada, grew up in the Memphis suburbs. When she met Michael, she'd recently moved from the house she was renting, back in with her parents in Collierville. She didn't plan to stay long.
"Once we got together and got engaged, I said I might as well stay and save that money," she said. "I've got great parents, and he does, too."
After a storybook beginning, Katie and Michael had an old-fashioned courtship. While planning their June wedding, they contacted Amy Evangelistiof Germantown-based Heritage Homes, and started searching for the perfect place to start their life together. They wanted to have the house in place before the wedding, but didn't plan to move in until after the honeymoon.
"We're both Catholic," Katie said. "My parents have been married 39 years and his 37 years. It was all very traditional."
Michael, a sales rep for logistics company C.H. Robinson, gave up his apartment and moved in with his family, too, to save money while he and Katie conducted their house hunt.
The couple knew they wanted to buy a house in Germantown, where Michael grew up and where Katie lived during her childhood. The suburb's central location and good schools were its main draw, Michael said. It's also close to work for Katie, who wanted four bedrooms so she could have a space to create.
"I'm an art teacher, and I need to have an art room," she said. "But the main thing is for kids. We wanted to be able to expand and possibly not have to move if we can help it."
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"The biggest thing on Michael's wish list was a backyard," Katie said. "He's always wanted a huge backyard."
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"PMI (private mortgage insurance) changed at the end of April to the life of the loan," Michael said.
He and Katie also wanted to take advantage of down payment assistance funding available through a city-county settlement with Wells Fargo, and those funds were limited. So Evangelisti helped the couple step up their search.
The threesome went into house-viewing overdrive.
"Physically, we saw probably 30 to 40 houses, and we did half of them in one day," Michael said. "That was just miserable. I wouldn't recommend that ever."
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After viewing dozens of houses, the Gabbs knew what they did and didn't like. And as soon as they stepped inside the four-bedroom, 2½-bath house they now call home, they knew it was the one.
"All the ones we'd loved were just out of our price range," Michael said. "And even if it's $10,000 out of your price range, that's still too much. This one had everything we wanted, within our budget."
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So far, the Gabbs have changed little more than paint. Off the tiled entry, they painted the dining room blue, with a gray wainscot. Beside it, the kitchen has off-white cabinetry, laminate countertops and the same hardwood floors that feature throughout the downstairs.
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The couple spends almost every evening on the screened-in porch, and Michael, especially, loves the yard. The Gabbs plan to stay put in their new home for many years to come.
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This is where part of the famous Mapungubwe treasure is on display, the remains of a 13C civilisation discovered in Limpopo Province. It contains everyday objects and some exceptionally refined jewellery, including a superb 15.2cm rhinoceros in gold leaf, a piece that is unique in the world. You can also obtain the information brochure here by curator Sian Tiley, which is very useful for exploring Mapungubwe Park.
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Experience golf instruction at its finest with our team of instructors teaching the fundamentals found in Sir Nick Faldo's "A Swing for Life.
In his role, Trevino is eager to share his insights into the top echelon of professional golf on both the teaching and playing levels.
From the Sam Snead Festival each spring to The Greenbrier Classic each summer, enjoy a variety of golf events and packages at a legendary resort.
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Join us for a variety of special food and drink events ranging from cooking demonstrations and kitchen tours to
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Elite guests first visited The Greenbrier to "take the waters" over 230 years ago. Today, we invite a new generation to enjoy the restorative properties at America's Resort.
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The Greenbrier Spa has long been one of the resort's most popular amenities. We strongly recommend that Spa appointments be arranged prior to your arrival.
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The Greenbrier's Original Mint Julep
Mint Julep Recipe
Muddle 12-15 fresh mint leaves with 1 ounce of simple syrup.
Fill cup with
ice - very important for balance.
Add 2 ounces of Maker's Mark Bourbon.
Stir once or twice.
Add a sprig of mint dusted with powdered sugar.
Mint Julep History
The oldest account book at The Greenbrier dates from 1816 and reveals that guests ordered "julips" at a cost of 25 cents per drink. When the popular writer Charles Dudley Warner described The Greenbrier in 1886, he noted that travelers were met by attendants "who avowed that there was no time of day or night when a mint julep or any other necessity of life would not be forthcoming at a moment's warning." By 1914, the mint julep was such a staple that a recipe for the drink appeared on The Greenbrier's souvenir calendar.
The Greenbrier Bread Pudding with Vanilla Sauce
Bread Pudding Ingredients
1/2 loaf - plain white bread
4 ounces - melted butter
6 each - whole eggs
24 ounces - milk
8 ounces - heavy cream
1/2 pound - sugar
1 cup - raisins
to taste - vanilla extract
Vanilla Sauce Ingredients
2 cups - heavy cream
1/2 cup - sugar
4 each - egg yolks
- flour
- vanilla extract
1/4 tsp - salt
2 scoops - vanilla ice cream
Bread Pudding Recipe
Cut bread slices into one-inch squares and toast in a hot oven. Place in the bottom of a casserole dish and drizzle with melted butter. Combine remaining ingredients and pour over bread. Bake at 350 degrees until custard is firm, approximately 45 minutes.
Vanilla Sauce Recipe
Combine cream and sugar in a two-quart saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat. Beat egg yolks, flour, vanilla and salt; stir in a little of the hot cream. Add this mixture to the rest of the hot cream. Cook, stirring constantly until just thickened
(do not overcook)
. Remove from heat and add ice cream, stirring until melted. Strain. Serve with bread pudding.
Draper's Fried Green Tomato Sandwich
Sandwich Ingredients
Makes 4 sandwiches
16 slices - green tomatoes (3/8")
2 Tbsp - Dijon mustard
2 Tbsp - honey
1/2 cup - mayonnaise
2 cups - bread crumbs
2 Tbsp - chopped parsley
2 Tbsp - chopped cilantro
1 cup - flour
salt & pepper
4 each - eggs
1/2 cup - buttermilk
4 each - Kaiser roll
8 slices - Applewood bacon (cooked)
16 slices - Chevre cheese
4 ounces - spinach leaves
1 each - red onion (shaved)
Sandwich Recipe
Mix mustard, honey and mayonnaise together. Set aside.
Combine crumbs and herbs together. Whip together eggs and buttermilk. Dust both sides of tomatoes with salt, pepper and flour.
Dip dusted tomato in egg wash and drain. Coat in breadcrumbs completely. Deep fry tomatoes in 350-degree oil until crisp. Drain.
To assemble: Place four slices of cheese on top of four tomatoes and melt cheese under broiler. Top with two slices of bacon. Spread one tablespoon honey mustard mayonnaise on roll. Top with spinach leaves and red onion. Place on bun and cut in half.
Draper's Chicken Salad
Serves 8
1 each - chicken (5 pounds)
1 cup - diced celery
2/3 cup - sour cream
1 1/3 cups - mayonnaise
2 Tbsp - white wine vinegar
Salt - to taste
Freshly ground black pepper - to taste
Put chicken in a stock pot with lightly salted cold water to cover. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat and poach gently, skimming off any foam accumulating on the surface, until the meat is very tender when pierced with a knife, 50-60 minutes. Leave chicken to cool in the poaching liquid. When cool enough to handle, remove the meat and discard any skin, fat or gristle. Dice the meat.
Mix together the diced chicken, diced celery, sour cream, mayonnaise and vinegar. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Chill well before serving.
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Anderson Japanese Gardens, 318 Spring Creek Road, Rockford, announces its annual Japanese flower arranging (Ikebana) demonstration and exhibit Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 27-28. Participants will be able to observe a traditional Japanese tea ceremony (Chanoyu) as part of the Ikebana demonstration. The Ikebana and Chanoyu will take place under the direction of Professor Ikka Nakashima.
Nakashima Sensei has been teaching Ikebana and Chanoyu at the highest level for more than 60 years. She trained at the Ikenobo School of Ikebana and is a certified Master of the modern Ohara School of flower arrangement. Professor Nakashima has been recognized by the Urasenke School in Kyoto, Japan, with its most prestigious honor: Honorable Professor of Urasenke Tea. Nakashima Sensei was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays by his Majesty, the Emperor of Japan, in recognition of her decades of work as a Cultural Ambassador of Japan.
Reservations are required. Space is limited to 50 guests per demonstration. The cost is $10 for Garden members and $15 for non-members. Demonstration times are: Saturday, Oct. 27: 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; Sunday, Oct. 28: 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
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The PocketWizard PlusX is the simplest PocketWizard radio ever and the perfect entry into the PocketWizard Wireless System.
How simple? Attach one PlusX to your camera, another PlusX to a remote flash using an included cable, set both radios to the same channel and start taking pictures.
The PlusX is compatible with all Standard Channel-capable PocketWizard transmitters and receivers, so it's the perfect companion for your existing radios and new flashes.
10 Standard Channels
With the PlusX's 10 Standard Channels you can work in your own "zone." Claim your own channel for exclusive triggering when working with other photographers at crowded events. Use different channels for different setups or looks and select them simply and intuitively with the turn of a dial. And these 10 channels are compatible with every PocketWizard ever made* set to Standard Channels 1 - 10. (* radios of the same frequency)
Backlit Channel Dial
Setting channels is as easy as turning a dial. The backlit channel dial clearly displays the set channel and because the backlight consumes so little power, it stays on all the time for convenience.
Internal Antenna
The PlusX features a durable, side profile design with an unobtrusive, internal antenna minimizing visual obstruction between you and your subject. By utilizing an internal antenna, there's no chance to kink or break it when on location. The total height of the transceiver and antenna is less than 4.2 inches, and it weighs only 4 ounces, including batteries.
Easily Connected / Cable Port
On your camera, the PlusX slides into the hot shoe with no cables required. For your remotes, it features one do-it-all miniphone (3.5mm or 1/8") sync port. The miniphone connector is much more reliable than a PC connection and every PlusX comes complete with a miniphone-to-miniphone cable, a miniphone-to-phono (1/4" or 6.3mm) adapter for triggering the majority of modern flashes, and a miniphone to locking PC cable for triggering some remote speedlights or for using your PlusX on-camera when you can't put it in a hot shoe. Other miniphone connector cables are available for major brands of lighting equipment in a variety of lengths. Dedicated remote camera triggering cables are also available for popular camera systems.
Auto-Sensing Transceiver
With our patented Auto-Sensing Transceiver Technology, the PlusX Transceiver is one smart radio. The PlusX will instantly and intelligently switch between transmitter and receiver modes keeping setup as simple as possible. The PlusX may be set to Transmit (Tx) only when needed.
Auto-Relay Mode
Our Auto-Sensing Transceiver Technology lets you trigger a remote camera in sync with remote flashes using only 3 PocketWizard radios: the one in your hands, a PlusX cabled to your remote camera, and the one connected to your remote flash. The PlusX cabled to your remote camera will receive a radio signal and trigger the camera's motor drive, then switch to transmit mode and trigger your PocketWizard-connected remote flashes on the next channel up, all automatically. Start the sequence by simply pressing the TEST button of any PocketWizard transmitter in your hands. Remote cameras require motor drive cables. Find the correct cable for your gear using the PocketWizard Cable Finder.
Status Indicator/Battery Life Indicator
The PlusX features a tri-color LED status indicator that serves two functions. When the PlusX sends or receives a triggering signal, the LED will glow red. During normal operation, the indicator will blink a single green blink meaning it is operating normally and the battery life is above 50%. It will blink a double amber blink when the battery is below 50% but above 25% and it will blink three red blinks when the battery life is below 25% and it's crucial to replace the batteries.
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There are times when you only want your radio to transmit, usually when two or more photographers are sharing a set of lights. By enabling transmit only mode, you disable the receive and auto-relay functions to make sure all your radio is doing is transmitting.
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PocketWizard Plus radios are known for their range and reliability. Although the PlusX costs less than other PocketWizard radios, you still get the range and reliability you'd expect.
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Ultra-fast microprocessors allow for reliable sync speeds of 1/250 for focal plane shutters and 1/500 for leaf shutters.
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The PlusX is compatible with all PocketWizard transmitters and receivers including PocketWizard-enabled photo gear from Profoto, Dynalite, Norman, Photogenic and Sekonic light meters. The PocketWizard Wireless System allows for total flexibility with whatever lights or cameras you may be working with.
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Used this in shooting first year football practice of my grandsons. I t was so easy to use right out of the box, no hours of reading to learn how to use it. Quality product for a first time radio trigger user. I was used to using the corded remote control.. enjoying the freedom of movement and off camera flash.
I love this product it is so simple to use and works every time no more trying to capture a family shot - run to get in the shot and you waiting for the self timer to fire. now I get to take as many as I want knowing It will work .
Simple, well made (in the USA, no less). Tried the various popular "cheap" triggers and, while they worked OK, was always put off by the correspondingly cheap build quality. The Cactus V6 was the last one I had and the battery door couldn't even stay shut. Bit the bullet and went PW. The Plus X doesn't have TTL or any of the other bells and whistles but to me that's its strength: virtually guaranteed compatibility with virtually any lighting system.
I used a pair of these transceivers to use my flash "off-camera". I have to say that the units were very simple to set up with my flash and worked as needed every time I tripped the shutter.
Used 2 Pocket Wiz Plus X to do some off-camera shots and both worked like a charm. My first use of the product and I was most impressed at the ease of use and the fact that they always fired the flash.
Ok I am not a professional photographer so why did I buy expensive wireless triggers. Well I did not buy the most expensive. I bought Plus X, the stripped down cheaper version. But did I get my money's worth? I don't know because my Cactus V5's do basically the same thing. The problem is that when you put them on a hot shoe and you tighten the knob it pulls up and away from the hot shoe contact on the camera and you get misfires. So you have to not tighten. Here is the truth. Almost any wireless trigger will work if you have fresh batteries and good contact at the hot shoe and the connectors. Otherwise, for what I paid, I think that PocketWizard is still too high for a hobbyist like myself. I will never know if the product will stand up to hard use because I don't use them daily to make a living. So take what I say with that in mind.
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I was amazed at how easy it was to use the Pocketwizard Plus X. I used them right out of the box. Connected them to my monolights, and camera then set the chanel and started shooting, that simple. They just work, nothing else to say.
PocketWizard does it again with this new Radio.
So glad I bought these. Frees me up (no cords). Easier when taking set-up/test shots, especially for big groups. Works very well with no miss fires/very reliable. Price was good. Wish I had bought them years ago. I had bought another brand many years ago and was never happy with them, these with the AA batteries and that they can be a receiver or transmitter make it simple to use.
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Welcome to our Harry Kalas Tribute page where we have collected photos, audio clips, and memories of Harry Kalas. It will remain a permanent tribute to the great man, so please if you come across anything you would like to share, send us an email.
Here are some of Harry's most famous audio clips.
Harry Kalas calling Eddie Mathews' 500th home run – 1967
Harry Kalas calling Manny Trillo's triple in the NLCS – 1980
Harry Kalas calling Mike Schimdt's 500th home run – 1987
Pat Burrell crushes two home runs in Game 4 of the NLDS
Harry calls the final out of the 2008 NLCS
Chase Utley goes deep in the sixth inning of Game 3 of the World Series
Ryan Howard makes it back-to-back homers
Harry calls the Phillies winning the 2008 World Series!
Harry Kalas' final home run call, Matt Stairs' pinch-hit against the Rockies – 2009
Hat tip to Jamie, Josh, Jeffrey and Brian Haynie for the clips
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- Remembering Harry Kalas Five Years Later (11)
- Remembering Harry Kalas (2)
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- Gameday: Diamondbacks (68-53) at Phillies (78-41) (32)
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- Top Moment No. 6: The Day That Harry Died (18)
- Top Moment No. 16: HK's Last Call (34)
- Eight Months Later, Harry's Still in Our Thoughts (23)
- Phillies Nation Podcast 17: Todd Kalas (1)
- High Hopes for Game 5 (27)
- Phils Give Props to HK After Clincher (23)
- Phillies Can't Win on Harry's Night (15)
- Kalas to be Inducted into Wall of Fame (22)
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- Harry Kalas: Never Forgotten (21)
- The Nation Minute – On Harry Kalas (0)
- Harry Kalas: 1936-2009 (0)
- Harry Kalas Was Baseball (135)
- Hard To Believe … (22)
- BREAKING NEWS: Harry Kalas Dead At 73 (82)
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Android (at least) has a free Harry Kalas soundboard app. Clickable buttons for a little bit'o Harry.
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Impossible for me to not miss Harry — one of the great voices of baseball and even a greater human being. God rest his sould as we keep his memory alive and well. An exemplary example for all sports celebrities.
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Phillies signed Mike Fontenot, I read today. I hope this does not adversely affect Freddy Galvis. I know Harry would want to see the development of Freddy, as well.
Fontenot will probably take Pete Orr's spot, or so I would conject.
Posted: 06:38 PM on April 13, 2012
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Galvis isn't going anywhere. He's on a four game hitting streak with 5 RBI and flashing some serious leather.
Miss ya Harry!
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Hard to believe it's been four years. I still think of him every time I tune in the Phils and have to listen to the buffoons that currently occupy the TV booth. God, I miss him.
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So do I, Chris and I totally agree with you! None of those fools could sew a patch on HK's ass when it comes to calling a ballgame!
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No broadcasting team was ever better than the late Harry Kalas and the late Richie Ashburn together. They made baseball fun and interesting to listen to, and I spent many an afternoon or evening in my office listening to them while working hard on various matters, on something we used to call "The Radio" on 1210 AM. They were just the best. After Richie passed to the great HOF in the sky, Harry the K persevered and took us to a World Series. Now he and Richie are together, calling ballgames for God in heaven.
You can't really understand how awful other broadcasters are until you have lived in other cities and heard how awful they are. Boston? Dreadful. Chicago? Awful. Los Angeles? Gag me with a spoon. Baltimore? minor league. Only Detroit came close, but only close.
In an era when sportscasters try to be "professionals", Harry and Richie were unabashed home team fans, like Mel Allen used to be for the Yankees and on Game of the Week. They were the classic root root root for the home team type of broadcasters and they never pretended they were snobby journalists. They were just broadcasting a ballgame, and they made you part of the family.
They will always be missed.
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As the race to the Democratic Party's presidential campaign rolls down the road, the contenders for the nomination couldn't be blamed if they sensed they weren't alone and glanced over their shoulders occasionally.
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This year's political horserace has a new entrant of sorts, the CNN Election Express. The 40-foot bus doubles as a mobile campaign newsroom that's crisscrossing the country covering the candidates in their quest for the nomination. Whether the candidates are debating, speaking, shaking hands or kissing babies, it's likely that the CNN Election Express will be nearby.
"The bus has allowed us to do full-scale shows from the campaign trail," said CNN senior executive producer political programming Sam Feist. "We've never been able to do that before.
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CNN outfitted the Election Express with three Sony BetacamSX cameras, an Apple Macintosh G5 running Final Cut Pro with 27-inch monitor, a basic BetacamSX laptop editing package, satellite phones for computer hookup and IFB, videophones with two tracking satellite uplinks to go live while the bus is moving, tracking downlink capabilities for news monitoring, a working studio with lights, mics, and enough room for a three-camera shoot, and an electric generator that lets the vehicle operate independent of an off-board power source.
According to Feist, the immediate availability of the Election Express on the campaign trail is a real boon to election coverage. "We can have ENG crews break away from the bus and talk to people about the campaign or shoot a candidate on the trail," he said.
"We can do candidate interviews on the fly. There are times when time was short, we walked in, turned the lights on and hit play and record, and we were rolling," he explained.
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"We've done Inside Politics in 10 different cities in 10 different days with very little set up," Feist said. "The bus has allowed us to do at a very reasonable cost that which we would never have done."
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