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FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) rocks. Case in point, sshfs. - It's a filesystem client based on the SSH File Transfer Protocol. Since most SSH servers already support this protocol it is very easy to set up: i.e. on the server side there's nothing to do. On the client side mounting the filesystem is as easy as logging into the server with ssh.
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I installed KDE on top of Ubuntu, and now I can't launch the login screen setup from the utilities menu. When I click on it the hour glass just runs, then nothing. I reinstalled the system and I get the same Problem. Any ideas?
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I have 5.10 installed on a P4 766 with 256 ram using onboard graphics. I find that a number of problems have developed. The system freezes up if left running overnight. Have to switch off to restart. Sometimes an application will not launch, happens with any application, you try to launch and nothing happens. Other times if you minimise the application it just disappears, ie does not show on the panel at the bottom of the screen. I have tried looking for errors but do not know enough about linux at this stage to find the solution. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Munin the tool surveys all your computers and remembers what it saw. It presents all the information in in graphs through a web interface. Its emphasis is on plug and play capabilities. After completing a installation a high number of monitoring plugins will be playing with no more effort. Using Munin you can easily monitor the performance of your computers, networks, SANs, and quite possibly applications as well. It makes it easy to determine "what's different today" when a performance problem crops up. It makes it easy to see how you're doing capacity wise on all limited resources.Read full article from herehttp://www.debianhelp.co.uk/munin.htm
Started playing a bit with Evolution today on my Ubuntu Linux system. The first stumbling block for me was that I wanted to access my work email through a SOCKS proxy and I didn't see any settings for that in the app. I tried setting up a SOCKS proxy in the GNOME "Network Proxy" control panel, but Evolution didn't seem to use that. My solution was to use tsocks.
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Can anybody please help me with this problem. I just install ubuntu ver 2.6.12-9-386. On a dell pentium d. I have the grub. When I boot ubuntu, it runs all the module loading process things, then it says configuring base system maybe ten times, after that i get a message saying:ID "1" respawning too fast: Disabled for 5 minutes or something like thatIt is a dual boot system with xp pro.I have never been able to get into the gui.I can switch tty 1-3.I can get into root through recovery mode.Any help suggestions would be great.
I am trying to write a software to draw simple shapes under X. I use the XLib. Every went smoothly at the begining. As I need some flashing colors, I tried to create my own colormap. After creating a window with the right visaul (DirectColor), I tried to create my colormap with the same visual and I get the following error message: X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) Major opcode of failed request: 78 (X_CreateColormap) Value in failed request: 0x0 Serial number of failed request: 9 Current serial number in output stream: 11 I have no idea how to debug this. Which value, which integer. Does the problem come from my Ubuntu? Does anyone have any idea? Is Ubuntu compliant with X standarts?
This is also provides the web interface or GUI tools for each toolshttp://www.debianhelp.co.uk/debianserver.htm
How can I restore the desktop to it's original Ubuntu desktop as it appears just after a new instlall?
I am a fairly new linux user and have just installed Ubuntu. Originally, I could ping but not access the web through Firefox. I solved this problem by disabling ipv6 in Firefox and I can now ping and browse the net but I cannot use wget or download via Synaptic. wget displays the following type of message: ale@Dym4300:~$ wget www.google.com ---13:43:44-- http://www.google.com/ => `index.html.2' Resolving www.google.com... 220.127.116.11 Connecting to www.google.com|220.127.116.11|:80... Synaptic/Update Manager display the following error message after trying to download for a few minutes: "Could not download all repository indexes" Any help or advice will be gratefully received. Thanks Phil
I can declare myself as a begginer in Linux world (not a total , but still a begginer). Before a Ubuntu, I install several distros on my PC (Mandrake, Knoppix, SuSE,,,) but neither of them last more than few days. With Ubuntu - that changes. At first I install Ubuntu (with GNOME) and I was satisfied for some time. Then I wish for a KDE, so I install Kubuntu - and that last for a few days - so I install both (at boot (GRUB) I decided witch one to use). After some time that becomes anoying, until I found a solution on net: I install Ubuntu, add a Kubuntu CD into Synaptic respository, and install KDE (kubuntu-desktop).Voila - decision between GNOME and KDE is in my login screen.I apologie on my bad english - it's not my native language.
Google is preparing its own distribution of Linux for the desktop, in a possible bid to take on Microsoft in its core business - desktop software.
A version of the increasingly popular Ubuntu desktop Linux distribution, based on Debian and the Gnome desktop, it is known internally as 'Goobuntu'.
Google has confirmed it is working on a desktop linux project called Goobuntu, but declined to supply further details, including what the project is for.
You can find the full article on http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/31/google_goes_desktop_linux/
Hii just downloaded and installed the latest version, something about a breezy badger? lolanyway, i installed it fine, and i have grub up and working, along with 2 windows partitions, (seens as one in grub, uses ntldr to choose between)i can get into both windows ones, but i cant seem to get into the ubuntu linux one. it loads up all rite, ubuntu screen, lots of stuff loading with OK. then i think it tries to bring up xserver and just dies. i get a bad frequency warning on my monitor.im using a 6600GT and a philips 107E.ive tried editing the xorg.conf, but whatever vsync and horizontal refresh things i put in seem to change nothing.i also tried rebuilding the xorg.conf, and changing the first settings of resolutions i saw to only have 680X400 or something similiar (the default one that all monitors should support.ive tried looking for the manual but cant find it,not at home or online, only set vsync settings on what i have seen on product sites (lies?)


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A Yahoo! User Oct 23, 2006 20:36 Flag
clubgitmo, clubgitmo, clubgitmo
Its driving me mad everywhere I look on these boards its loads of threads with the same boring information its like listening to a child going on and on and on, are we there yet, are we there yet are, we there yet, for god sake change the record, its BORING!!!! why not write it all in 1 thread instead of creating lists of pointless threads that push other peoples opinions off of page 1!!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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A Yahoo! User Dec 17, 2006 13:49 Flag
lol yet again this one seems to have originated since a longwhile - btw gitmo only joined this board since 9th Sept and yes!!! i went thru all the trouble of checking that!!! doesnt it seem he's been here forever
Ignore does not work and yes its same old same old so perhaps it might help if noboady were 2 answer any of his threads
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A Yahoo! User Oct 24, 2006 11:24 Flag
aaf1eld, i think most of us don't respond to his threads but when the lad(clubgitmo) see no one is responding to his thread he creates not 1 but 2 or 3 threads about the same topic.
A Yahoo! User Oct 24, 2006 00:27 Flag
i try not too
A Yahoo! User Oct 23, 2006 20:40 Flag
Put him on ignore and you wont have to read his threads.
Stop your bitching ffs.
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A Yahoo! User Oct 24, 2006 00:04 Flag
Wayne I've put GIT on ignore 3 times and I still see his threads yahoo ignore is not the greatest. As for telling people to stop bitching, you havn't had to put up with ClubGIT for as long as us. Also now I'm thinking you're gonna be just as much a pain in the a*se as ClubGIT. You seem to think everything you say should taken as gospel and this gives you the right to say anything you want, and tell people what they can and can't say. All I can think of is the line: "Stuck up your own a*se". As that pertains to being arrogant so in your country it can't be derogatory.
If you can try to be aware of other people opinions as well as your own then you'll make this board all the more richer. If you can't then you''ll end up being thought of just like ClubGIT, i.e. no one takes him seriously any more, and rarely replies to his posts.

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MONTGOMERY, Ala. ---- Auburn Montgomery men's soccer players Elvar Sigurdsson and Taian Souza were each recently named to Capital One Academic All-District First Team for their achievements on and off the field.
The All-District teams are selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. To be considered, athletes must have a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.30 on a 4.0 scale, have completed at least one year at their institution and have participated in at least 50 percent of the team's games.
Sigurdsson, a 6-0 sophomore midfielder from Kopavogur, Iceland, has appeared in all 19 games, with 18 starts. He is second on the team in goals (9) and points (23). He also leads the Warhawks in assists (5) and shots (79). Three of his nine goals have been game winners.
A biology major, Sigurdsson currently has a grade-point average of 3.76.
A 5-11 junior defender from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Souza has started all 17 games that he has appeared in. He has a goal and three assists, and leads all defenders with 20 shots on goal. A team captain, he is a leading part of a defensive unit which has allowed only 21 goals all season.
Souza currently sports a 3.58 grade-point average while majoring in business. He was a member of the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic team last season. This year's team will be released on Thursday, November 8.
Sigurdsson and Souza were each named to District 2 College Division first team. There are four separate divisions: NCAA Divisions I, II and III, and the College Division, which is comprised of NAIA, two-year and Canadian student-athletes. All-District winners are now placed on the national ballot for Academic All-America consideration.
The men's soccer team currently has a 14-3-2 record after Saturday's 5-0 victory over Spring Hill in the first round of the SSAC Tournament. The Warhawks return to action in the semifinals against Southern Wesleyan on Thursday night at approximately 7:30 p.m.
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It started with one phone call. I had two years sober when I found Jim, finding a good job was proving to be difficult and I felt all I needed was one more chance. I searched the internet hoping to find that last chance and I came across Jim Forslund's web page and I called him the following morning. Jim was vary attentive and genuine when I explained to him my past driving history and that I was a multiple offender in my home state. After consulting with me about my case he explained to me the necessary steps that I would have to do on my end, assuring me he would be with me every step of the way - and that he was. Any time I needed to speak to Jim, he was right there for me. The proceedings went exactly as he explained. He was there to answer all of my questions all along the way. He consistently made me feel confident in the process - all the way to getting my license back. Jim proved to be an excellent attorney and someone who has a genuine want to help. Thank's Jim for facilitating the chance I needed it was a real game changer and I will be forever grateful.
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These guys are all about plea bargains and they aren't very good at that. If you have a criminal case (and DUI is) get a real lawyer. These guys are so called "DUI specialists" and anything out of their comfort zone, which is anything other than a plea bargain, they won't do. They even messed up my DMV hearing and I ended up missing it because they weren't proactive in finding out when it was scheduled. I ended up having to fire them.
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dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Apr 2, 2012 23:32 Flag
Insight to Henry's Perception of all this..
Jason, I think it's fair to say you most likely know more than most on here about the mentality of the American sports owner, so based on the quotes you've put up Dalglish might be on thin ice.
But, and I do think you've been following the game long enough to know at least a little bit about the English press (The Daily Mail is far from the NY Times), and how reliable un-attributable quotes are.
I'm not saying your quotes are not true, but anything a sports writer for an English newspaper puts in quotes but cannot put a name next to that quote, you should always take with a pinch of salt, and for the tabloids, slightly more than a pinch. Put it this way, do you think there are many Daily Mail sports writers burning shoe leather around Fenway, or do you think it's more likely a hack on a mobile picking up rumors while he's downing a pint an hour before deadline in a fleet street pub?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I don't want to be over speculative over who said what or where the quote came from, if in fact at all, but only because of how I've seen things done over here for a very long time, do I think there's a seriousness about it.
I'm not saying he's going to get the sack, especially because while not anyone's overall target, we could still win the FA Cup and even with an incredible amount of luck finish 6th. If that was the case then I think it swings everything around, and I know 7th place is splitting hairs so I'd think they could see that as an oversight but nothing worse..
Anyways, I do personally believe 100% that Henry's ultimate goal is to attain Champions League, win that and win the league, not necessarily in that order and so if things carry on the way they are now through the end of the year with only the CC to show for it, that's just my personal belief that the "inside source" is more or less spot on, and again that does not necessarily mean the sack, but not ruling it out either..
Far as the English media and papers go, I pay almost no mind to any of it except for a few respected sources at Sky, BBC and/or when I see a club source, player, or agent give a direct quote, and even then I'm cautious unless what's being talked about makes sense on several levels. IE - Gaston Ramirez being a strong rumor to join, being Uruguayan, young, not overly expensive and having a preference for England.. vs anything that says Eden Hazard... so on, so forth.. some things aren't worth your time..


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Gun freaks never understand how having a deadly weapon close-by can turn despondency into suicide, a family argument into what we see here, murder-suicide. Had the firearm not been so easily obtainable the likelihood is that this couple would still be alive. Just having a firearm in the home increases the chance of successful suicide by 7X, murder by 4X according to the FBI. The chance of a gun used to kill yourself or a family member is 300 times greater than using a gun to protect oneself or family from intrusion or attack. Call me crazy but I would much rather hug a warm human being than a cold piece of steel.
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Good thing they had a gun in the house!
You know, to protect them from burglars, home invaders, and the Government.
God bless this poor, poor family.
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You two knot heads are just speculating. Speculate with facts,not supposition.
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Hey Flashback, Lightning Lad has facts, not suppositions.
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3 kids to relive this awful event for the rest of their lives...
My heart goes out to these kids and their extended families..
Anger + an available weapon is a recipe for disaster.
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You two knot heads are just speculating. Speculate with facts,not supposition.
10:08 a.m. Dec. 23, 2013
The FACT is,
somebody got mad,
there was a gun in the house,
2 parents are dead,
and 3 kids are now orphaned.
How is that making things up?
Tell you what Flashback,
give us one single fact supporting having a gun in that house made anyone safer?
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To "Lightening Lad" you know, if you remove the guns, then it just turns
to knives, bats, and other weapons. Removing guns from the population does not
stop evil.
Read "Prattville teens killed in murder-suicide were stabbed to death" at WSFA.
If that isn't enough, read "Police identify three dead in Wyoming murder-suicide" from Reuters.
Not having a gun in the home just made the mentally ill turn to knives and a bow and arrow.
The problem isn't the guns, but mental illness. When is your ilk going to realize that?
Did you miss the article last week where the FBI reported on the killing sprees that were averted because they got mental health professionals involved with people that were planning on killing people?
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RedShirtCalTech is right on... We need to fund mental health both with Federal
and State programs.... if someone is going to kill themselves they can do it
with a 2 x 4 ... whatever is readily available is going to be the weapon... Guns
just seem to be more readily available.
Frankly, I'd rather be shot than knifed or beaten to death.... you have a greater chance of survival with a bullet..not so much with hallow points...
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A gun is not the only method of murder suicide. Think of poor Powell family. I wish we understood the mind better. If we could heal the mind, it wouldn't matter.
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Answer my question...
How did having a gun save and protect ANYONE in that house?
And you don't need to explain it to me,
YOU need to explain to those kids.
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You seem closed minded.
This is a sad story. But once again a gun is being blamed as the cause of this tragedy. A gun did not kill anyone. A person killed two people. Period. It is really irrelevant what weapon was used in a fit of rage to kill, the problem is the fit of rage.
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To "Open Minded Mormon" get off your high horse, and read the articles
that I referenced.
Again, Evil will find a way to kill. Having a gun in the house is only a side note. As I have pointed out, you can still have murder suicides without a gun, and they are gory because you now have pools of blood as people bleed out of knife wounds.
Just look at the stories out there where there were murder/suicides with knives. Are you prepared to make knives a banned item because evil people will begin to use knives more as guns become harder to get?
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With its huge inventory of music, Spotify has become a mainstay for free, legal music streaming. A recent pricing shuffle brings free mobile Pandora-esque streaming, and a paid subscription will nab you on-demand service and Led Zepplin. My favorite feature is close ties with artists who release new albums on the service the same day they hit the shelves in record shops. Those still exist, right?


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"Obvious Child" was one of the coolest movies at SXSW this year. Moviefone's Drew Taylor called it "one of the more unexpectedly moving experiences of the entire festival," and that's for real.
Jenny Slate stars as Donna, a comedian in Brooklyn with a slacker day job and a dismal love life. After a seriously brutal dumping, she hooks up with a straight-laced dude named Max (Jake Lacy) and has a one-night stand that leads to a very unromantic Valentine's Day trip to the women's clinic. Gaby Hoffman co-stars as her roommate Nellie, and Richard Kind and Polly Draper play Donna's divorced parents.
If you love Jenny Slate from her time on "Saturday Night Live," or the co-writer and voice of "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On," or her hilarious appearances on "Parks and Rec" or "Kroll Show" ("pubLIZity"!), you'll be wonderfully surprised by her performance… and then love her even more! Yay!
This is director and co-writer Gillian Robespierre's first feature film — but definitely not her last! She's already been hired to direct a lady-centric "divorce comedy" set in NYC. Hurry up!
Check out our exclusive poster below, and see "Obvious Child" when it hits theaters next month.
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- If You're Avoiding 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'…
Go See 'Ida'
Release Date: May 2, 2014
While most of the world is watching an American superhero in a movie with state-of-the-art effects in which a web-slinging superhero discovers secrets about his family, you can see this old-fashioned-looking foreign film in which the main character discovers secrets about her family. Directed by Pawel Pawlikowski (who helped make Emily Blunt a star with "My Summer of Love"), the 1960s-set "Ida" is about a young woman on the verge of becoming a nun who learns she's actually Jewish, and the daughter of victims of the Holocaust. The film has been screening at major film festivals since Fall 2013, receiving glowing reviews along the way.
- If You're Avoiding 'Neighbors'…
Go See 'The Double'
Release Date: May 9, 2014 (also available via VOD the same day)
In "Neighbors," Seth Rogen declares war on a house full of frat boys who move in next door, including Zac Efron, to wildly hilarious results. In "The Double," Jesse Eisenberg declares war on an exact look-alike (also Jesse Eisenberg) who both moves next door and starts working in his office, to quirkily hilarious results. The wonderful Mia Wasikowska co-stars as their mutual object of affection in this strange sci-fi-ish Dostoevsky adaptation from British director Richard Ayoade ("Submarine").
- If You're Avoiding 'Godzilla'…
Go See 'The Immigrant'
Release Date: May 16, 2014
It's hard not to be curious about "Godzilla," the newest iteration of the iconic Japanese monster movie, given that it's directed by Gareth Edwards, who made the excellent indie sci-fi flick "Monsters." But if you've been following the career of filmmaker James Gray ("We Own the Night," "Two Lovers") and enjoy his collaborations with Joaquin Phoenix, it's harder not to have high expectations for their latest team-up. Already a critical darling, particularly for the performance given by Marion Cotillard and the cinematography by Darius Khondji, this 1920s-set melodrama about a desperate woman just off the boat is a difficult one to turn down.
- If You're Avoiding 'X-Men: Days of Future Past'…
Go See "Palo Alto"
Release Date: May 23, 2014 (available on iTunes and via VOD this summer)
In the latest installment of the "X-Men" franchise, we get to see the future of our favorite mutant superheroes. But, in "Palo Alto," we get to see the future of the Coppola family, as this teen drama is the directorial debut of Gia Coppola, granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola and niece of second-generation filmmakers Sofia and Roman Coppola. And it's based on a short story by James Franco, who also stars as a teacher having an affair with a student played by Emma Roberts. Many critics have compared the movie to "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," which featured the film debut of Nicolas Cage, Gia Coppola's first cousin (once removed).
- If You're Avoiding 'Maleficent'…
Go See "Korengal"
Release Date: May 30, 2014
Disney's "Maleficent" shows us "Sleeping Beauty" from a different perspective. Let's let the kids have it. Childless adults, meanwhile, can see Sebastian Junger's "Korengal," which shows us "Restrepo" from a different perspective. It's hard to tell if the new documentary is technically a sequel to the 2010 Oscar-nominated feature, which Junger co-directed with the late Tim Hetherington, or something of a parallel look at events happening at the same time. Regardless, we're certain that this follow-up will be another brilliant examination of the War in Afghanistan.
- If You're Avoiding 'Edge of Tomorrow'…
Go See 'Obvious Child'
Release Date: June 6, 2014
Hmm, another Tom Cruise sci-fi movie that looks to be as confusing as it is entertaining, or this year's most notable breakout hit of the Sundance Film Festival? Here's some info that'll help you choose: the latter stars funny lady Jenny Slate (TV's "Parks and Recreation") as a crass, Brooklyn-based comedienne with an unwanted pregnancy and an unwanted new suitor (Jake Lacy of TV's "The Office"). Writer-director Gillian Robespierre is being heralded as a fresh, bold voice, one who isn't afraid to tackle taboo subject matter. In case you haven't heard, her movie deals with abortion in both a realistic and humorous manner.
- If You're Avoiding '22 Jump Street'…
Go See 'Ivory Tower'
Release Date: June 13, 2014
In the sequel to the hit comedy "21 Jump Street," Jonah Hill and Channing Tatu go undercover at a college. But is there really anything to laugh about regarding real-life higher education these days? For a reality check, seek out "Ivory Tower," a documentary from Andrew Rossi ("Page One: Inside the New York Times") that takes a hard look at the cost and value of American universities. The director doesn't need to go undercover to illustrate the notable flaws in the system, and what sounds especially intriguing is that Rossi spotlights alternatives to the traditional college plan and experience.
- If You're Avoiding 'Transformers: Age of Extinction'…
Go See 'Snowpiercer'
Release Date: June 27, 2014 (also available via VOD the same day)
Another "Transformers" movie directed by Michael Bay sounds kinda redundant. But if you're still craving a sci-fi fix the weekend it opens, you could go with the English-language debut of Bong Joon-ho, director of South Korean monster movie "The Host." Filled with a great cast, including Chris Evans, Tilda Swinton, Octavia Spencer, Ed Harris, Jamie Bell, and John Hurt, this post-apocalyptic movie is about a train traveling the world and the class conflicts that still exist in spite of most of humanity being wiped out by a failed attempt to stop global warming.
- If You're Avoiding 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'…
Go See 'Boyhood'
Release Date: July 11, 2014
In the follow-up to "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," you'll likely see another extraordinary, effects-driven cautionary tale in which a man (Andy Serkis) embodies a great ape. But, in "Boyhood," the highly acclaimed new movie from director Richard Linklater, you can see the extraordinary effect of watching a little boy (Ellar Coltraine) become a young man. Only with "Boyhood" it's not special effects that age him, because the movie was shot over the course of 12 years in order to authentically depict the coming-of-age story of a child of divorce, from ages 6 to 18. Linklater regular Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette play his parents.
- If You're Avoiding 'Jupiter Ascending'…
Go See 'Life Itself'
Release Date: July 18, 2014 (also available via VOD the same day)
It's been a while since the Wachowskis made a truly satisfying movie, while, on the other hand, it's been a long time since documentary filmmaker Steve James ("Hoop Dreams," "The Interrupters") has made anything worth avoiding. His latest is another must-see piece of nonfiction, this one a biography of Roger Ebert, who died while it was being made. Since its debut at Sundance, the film has been met with a deluge of tears coupled with plenty of applause from fans of the late film critic. If you're a lover of movies, you'll find it impossible not to love Ebert in this doc.
- If You're Avoiding 'Guardians of the Galaxy'…
Go See 'Calvary'
Release Date: August 1, 2014
As amusing as it looks, there's no guarantee that outer space-set Marvel movie "Guardians of the Galaxy" will be good. Whereas seeing anything starring Brendan Gleeson and directed by one of the McDonagh brothers is one of the safest bets this summer. "Calvary" is directed by John Michael McDonagh (helmer of "The Guard" — his brother, Martin, made "In Bruges" and "Seven Psychopaths") and is a dark comedy in which Gleeson plays a priest whose life is threatened for something a deceased colleague did long ago. Set in a small town, the movie promises a robust ensemble piece filled with amusing locals, played by Chris O'Dowd, Dylan Moran, M. Emmet Walsh, Isaac De Bankole, Domhnall Gleeson (Brendan's real-life son), and Kelly Reilly ("Eden Lake"), who plays the priest's daughter.
- If You're Avoiding 'The Expendables 3'…
Go See 'The Trip to Italy'
Release Date: August 15, 2014
The gang is back together for another awesome adventure. No, we don't mean the cast of "The Expendables" franchise. We're talking about Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon — OK, so they're only a duo, not a gang, unless we count returning director Michael Winterbottom, too. Following the hilarious success of 2010's "The Trip," Coogan and Brydon, again, play versions of themselves, and although they have a new destination this time (Italy, obviously), it's said to be a lot of the same, in a good way, including more of their distinctly different and equally side-splitting Michael Caine impersonations.
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Students are generally satisfied with Dartmouth's facilities. Although some buildings are dated, all are meticulously well maintained by ultra-efficient teams of janitors, custodians, and maintenance people from Dartmouth's Office of Facilities Operations & Management. FO&M staff is the campus' main line of defense against the horrendous pummeling it receives each winter from Mother Nature—their praises often go unsung. The enormous Baker-Berry Library, combined with satellite libraries specializing in art, music, business, engineering, and biomedical science, features ample study space and more than 2.2 million volumes on every imaginable topic. The Rauner Special Collections Library, in Webster Hall directly in the center of campus, is a real gem—one that is often overlooked by Dartmouth students as they scurry to and from their classes and extracurriculars.
Architecturally speaking, Dartmouth remains a fairly homogenous campus. Dartmouth Row, a series of white, brick-and-mortar buildings overlooking the Green, date from the very earliest days of the College's existence and were constructed in a simple, New England, colonial style. Other buildings on campus, including the iconic Baker clock tower and most of Dartmouth's Greek houses, date from the beginning of the 20th century and give the campus a slightly more nuanced, nostalgic, "European" feel. The vaulting, sinewy modernism of the Hopkins Center lends a fitting architectural counterpoint to the staid traditionalism of many of the earlier structures. "The Hop," as it is affectionately known to the student body, is home to Dartmouth's wonderfully diverse performing arts communit. It sits at the extreme south end of campus between the Green and the tiny town of Hanover.
Dartmouth is undertaking extensive new building projects all the time. Dorms are constantly being refurbished or erected from scratch, and a bunch of new academic buildings have opened during the past few years, all of which make use of environmentally friendly design principles. Dartmouth's Office of Planning, Design and Construction continues to envision new projects to grow the campus and serve the student body, like the projected $93 million, 174,000-square-foot Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center, slated to open in August 2011.
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Public Media Funding
Looking for funding or other opportunities from public media? The chart below includes major opportunities for feature documentaries and shorts from funders including the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, ITVS and, of course, POV.
|American Experience
|American Experience looks for good dramatic stories out of the American past, stories about people both ordinary and extraordinary, about events that helped define who we are as Americans and why we are the way we are. They accept completed films and works-in-progress (including films in production, films at rough cut and films with substantial funding in-hand.) They are not currently accepting proposals for film ideas.
|American Masters
|American Masters, Thirteen/WNET's award-winning biography series, celebrates our nation's arts and culture. Launched in 1986 and still acclaimed as "the best biographical series ever to appear on television," American Masters has produced an exceptional library exploring the lives and illuminating the creative journeys of our most enduring writers, musicians, visual and performing artists, dramatists and filmmakers. In content and in style, these are uniquely crafted programs, reflecting the particular attention deserved by subjects, resonating the extraordinary mosaic of creative heritage and traditions. American Masters produces most of its programming in-house and is able to accept very few proposals. Proposals can be submitted, in writing only, to Executive Producer Susan Lacy.
|Black Public Media
|NBPC 360 is a funding initiative of the National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC) devised to help launch non-fiction and fiction serial projects, as well as interactive or "trans-media" projects, about the black experience.
|Black Public Media
|NBPC has a legacy of proudly supporting producers and digital media storytellers who represent the global Black experience. It's a goal to provide funding and distribution within NBPC's affiliated public media networks including representation on their dedicated online/web series channel BlackPublicMedia.org.
|Story ideas can be sent to the attention of the FRONTLINE Series Editor. FRONTLINE welcomes suggestions from viewers and reviews all letters and ideas. The series produces approximately 18 new programs each season and evaluates over 600 program suggestions and proposals.
|Independent Lens
|General Submissions
|Independent Lens films are often character driven stories, and are known for compelling storytelling, innovation, and diversity. Independent Lens welcomes individual expression and is committed to presenting diverse points of view, on topics suited for a national audience.
|ITVS (Independent Television Service)
|International Initiative
|ITVS International becomes a co-production investment in your documentary
|ITVS (Independent Television Service)
|LINCS (Linking Independents and Co-producing Stations) provides matching funds to producer-station partnerships. Up to $100,000 in matching funds is available for a single broadcast program. LINCS applications are accepted year round. The review process of a complete submission can take up to two months. Around 8 to 10 percent of LINCS applicants will receive funding.
|ITVS (Independent Television Service)
|Open Call
|Provides completion funds for single nonfiction public television programs on any subject, and from any viewpoint
|ITVS (Independent Television Service)
|Series & Special Projects
|ITVS accepts proposals on an ongoing basis for commissioned documentary projects that fall outside of the parameters of the standing initiatives. For development funding, activities may include travel, research, script development, preliminary production for fundraising/work-in-progress reels, or other early-phase activities. For production funding, all production and post-production activities are eligible.
|ITVS (Independent Television Service)
|The Diversity Development Fund (DDF)
|The Diversity Development Fund (DDF) provides up to $15,000 in research and development funding to producers of color to develop single documentary programs for public television. Funded activities may include travel, research, script development, preliminary production for fundraising/work-in-progress reels, or other early phase activities.
|Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB)
|Public Media Content Fund (PMCF)
|LPB funding will average between $5,000 and $100,000 for programs of most genres, including documentary, narrative, performance, mixed genre or new media. LPB will consider funding projects at the production and post-production stage. Requests for research and development are not a priority.
|Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC)
|Completion Fund
|PIC awards up to $50,000 for Completion proposals. Because these are public television funds, the project must be intended for national public television broadcast.
|Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC)
|Media Fund- R&D
|PIC awards up to $15,000 for R&D proposals. Because these are public television funds, the project must be intended for national public television broadcast.
|Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC)
|Production Funding
|PIC awards up to $50,000 for Production proposals. Because these are public television funds, the project must be intended for national public television broadcast.
|Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC)
|Submit Your Project
|PIC is seeking programs in many genres including documentary, performance, and cultural/public affairs. Projects submitted must be intended for national public television broadcast. In addition PIC is now accepting completed short films of Pacific Islander content for its Short Film Acquisition Call. The acquired short films will be streamed on PIC's website non-exclusively for a period of three years.
|PBS/Corporation for Public Broadcasting
|Program Challenge Fund
|The Program Challenge Fund funds high-visibility, high-impact, limited series that offer a definitive take on a subject or break new ground in popular, public service media. CPB and PBS expect a successful Program Challenge Fund program to be the highlight of a given season's schedule, have the potential to generate publicity, and attract new audiences to PBS broadcast and online content.
|Call for Entries
|POV holds a Call for Entries, in which we encourage filmmakers to submit films for consideration for broadcast on POV
|The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)
|CAAM Documentary Fund
|Broadcast hour documentaries are eligible for acquisition or post-production funding and must be intended for public television broadcast. Awards average $20,000 and should be the last monies needed to finish a project and deliver a broadcast master. All projects must have a key personnel member with prior public television credit to be eligible and have a full-length rough or fine cut to be considered.
|The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)
|CAAM Innovation Fund
|CAAM has a long and proud tradition of supporting timely and compelling work from independent producers for public television broadcast. With support from CPB, the Innovation Fund is a new initiative to fund and license short, online content to be streamed on the CAAMedia.org website and PBS affiliate sites.
|The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)
|James T. Yee Talent Development Program: CAAM Fellowship Program
|Fellowships will range from fully integrated collaborations to regular feedback on current projects to an ongoing dialogue about professional development. Furthermore, fellows will have the opportunity to connect with the larger community of Asian American media professionals at CAAM's annual film festival and a CAAM Fellowship Program retreat hosted by CAAM for all participating advisors and fellows.
|The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)
|Ready, Set, Pitch!
|The winning pitch, selected by the jury with audience feedback, will receive a $5,000 CAAM award for research and development.
|Vision Maker Media
|Producer Opportunity Fund
|Funding for each production stage ranges as follows:
|Vision Maker Media
|Public Media Content Fund (PMCF)
|Vision Maker Media will consider funding projects at any production stage. Funding for each stage of production ranges: Research and Development $5,000-$20,000; Production (up to half of Projects total budget); Post-Production (up to half of the Projects total budget); New Media: $5,000-$35,000.
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More information about public media funding
Public Broadcasting Service
2100 Crystal Drive, Alexandria, VA 22202
(703) 739-5000; (703) 739-5295 fax
The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is a private, non-profit corporation whose members are America's non-commercial public television stations. PBS provides quality TV programming and related services to over 350 stations serving all 50 states. For over four decades, PBS has set the standard of excellence in U.S. television programming, with more viewers turning to PBS than any other TV resource for engaging, accessible and intellectually satisfying programs. Proposals are evaluated on an ongoing basis
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
401 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004-2129
(202) 879-9600; (202) 879-9700 fax
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is a private, nonprofit corporation created by Congress in 1967. The mission of CPB is to facilitate the development of, and ensure universal access to, non-commercial high-quality programming and telecommunications services. It does this in conjunction with non-commercial educational telecommunications licensees across America.
Independent Television Service (ITVS)
651 Brannan Street, Suite 410, San Francisco, CA 94107
(415) 356 8383; (415) 356 8391 fax
ITVS' mission is to create and present independently produced programs that engage creative risks, advance issues and represent points of view not usually seen on public or commercial television. ITVS is committed to programming that addresses the needs of underserved and underrepresented audiences, and expands civic participation by bringing new voices into public discourse. ITVS has a number of funding initiatives, including LINCs and Open Call.
PBS Series
American Experience
Since its debut in 1988, American Experience has brought stories of the people and events that shaped this country into nearly eight million homes each week. As television's longest-running, most-watched history series, American Experience brings to life the incredible characters and epic stories that helped form this nation and has garnered every major broadcast award. American Experience will only consider proposals in writing. Producers should not call or e-mail first "to test out ideas" before submitting. Faxed proposals and those sent via e-mail will not be accepted. Proposals should be sent to the attention of Proposal Coordinator
American Masters
American Masters, Thirteen/WNET's award-winning biography series, celebrates our nation's arts and culture. Launched in 1986 and still acclaimed as "the best biographical series ever to appear on television," American Masters has produced an exceptional library exploring the lives and illuminating the creative journeys of our most enduring writers, musicians, visual and performing artists, dramatists and filmmakers. In content and in style, these are uniquely crafted programs, reflecting the particular attention deserved by each of our subjects, resonating the extraordinary mosaic of our creative heritage and traditions. American Masters produces most of its programming in-house and is able to accept very few proposals. Proposals can be submitted, in writing only, to Executive Producer Susan Lacy.
Since 1983, FRONTLINE has served as PBS's flagship public affairs series. Hailed upon its debut as "the last best hope for broadcast documentaries," FRONTLINE's stature over the years is reaffirmed each week through incisive documentaries covering the scope and complexity of the human experience. Story ideas can be sent to the attention of the FRONTLINE Series Editor. FRONTLINE welcomes suggestions from viewers and reviews all letters and ideas. The series produces approximately 18 new programs each season and evaluates over 600 program suggestions and proposals.
Independent Lens
Independent Lens is a 29-week national PBS primetime series that features programs united by the creative freedom, artistic achievement and unflinching visions of independent producers. Presented by ITVS and curated with PBS, Independent Lens is supported by interactive companion websites, series marketing efforts, and national publicity and community outreach campaigns. Independent Lens celebrates innovation and the full spectrum of independent film by American and international producers including history, drama, animation, shorts and social-issue documentaries.
Produced by American Documentary, Inc. and celebrating its 25th Anniversary on PBS in 2012, the award-winning POV is the longest-running showcase on American television to feature the work of today's best independent documentary filmmakers. POV, which airs June-September with primetime specials during the year, has brought more than 300 documentaries to millions nationwide. Since 1988, POV has pioneered the art of presentation and outreach using independent nonfiction media to build new communities in conversation about today's social issues.
Minority Consortia
Center for Asian American Media
145 Ninth Street, Suite 350, San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 863-0814; (415) 863-7428 fax
Founded in 1980, the Center for Asian American Media -- CAAM (formerly the National Asian American Telecommunications Association) is at the forefront in creating opportunities for Asian American media through production funding, national public television broadcasts, educational distribution, and the annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival.
In 1990, Center for Asian American Media established the Media Fund, made possible with funds from the Congress mandated Corporation for Public Broadcasting with the goal of increasing visibility of Asian American programs on public television and impacting the way in which Asian Americans are perceived and understood. To date, over $3 million has been granted to over 150 projects.
Latino Public Broadcasting
2550 N. Hollywood Way, Suite 301, Burbank, CA 91505
(818) 847-9656; (818) 847-9663 fax
Latino Public Broadcasting supports the development, production, acquisition and distribution of non-commercial educational and cultural television programming that is representative of Latino people, or addresses issues of particular interest to Latino Americans. These programs are produced for dissemination to the public broadcasting stations and other public telecommunication entities. Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people, LPB acts as a minority consortium with a mission to provide a voice to the diverse Latino community throughout the United States.
LPB funds television programs including dramas, documentaries, comedies, satire or animation. These may be single programs or limited series, new productions or works-in-progress.
National Black Programming Consortium (Black Public Media)
68 E. 131st Street, 7th Fl., New York, NY 10037
(212) 234-8200; (212) 234-7032
The National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC) is a non-profit national media arts organization committed to the presentation, funding, promotion, distribution and preservation of positive images of African Americans and the African Diaspora. NBPC sets the standard for and is one of the leading providers of historically accurate programming about the African American experience on American public television.
NBPC funds, commissions, acquires and awards talented makers of quality African American film and video projects. Selected programs reflect a variety of subjects and production styles. NBPC funds every phase of the production process -- research and development, scripting, production, post-production, and outreach. Since 1979, NBPC has provided more than $5 million dollars in grants to both independent and station-based producers.
Native American Public Telecommunications (Vision Maker Media)
1800 No 33 St., Lincoln, NE 68503
(402) 472-3522; (402) 472-8675 fax
Native American Public Telecommunications (NAPT) aims to inform, educate and encourage the awareness of tribal histories, cultures, languages, opportunities and aspirations through the fullest participation of American Indians and Alaska Natives in creating and employing all forms of educational and public telecommunications programs and services, thereby supporting tribal sovereignty. Funding guidelines are available on their website.
Pacific Islanders in Communications
1221 Kapiolani Blvd, Suite 6A-4, Honolulu, HI 96814
(808) 591-0059; (808) 591-1114 fax
Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC) aims to support, advance, and develop Pacific Island media content and talent that results in a deeper understanding of Pacific Island history, culture, and contemporary challenges. PIC funds and distributes film, video, and new media to the broadest possible audience, and supports media talent through scholarships, training, and professional development.
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The third European Selene Rendez Vous took place in the Whitsun weekend of 2015 in Laboe Germany. Seven Selene yachts and their owners were present for a social gathering which ended with a beautiful sailing trip through the Kiel fjord.
Visit Selene Yachts at Boot Düsseldorf 2016
Meet Selene Yachts Europe from 23-31 January 2016 at Boot Düsseldorf in Germany: Hall 7a, stand B13.
Selene Yachts Europa will attend the world's largest water sport trade fair. On the stand you will find all the information of new and used Selene Yachts. Selene Yachts Europa would be delighted to welcome you at boat Düsseldorf to give a impression ........
The Selene 54 Comedian overwinters this year again together with Selene 53 Blue Light in the boathouse of Selene Yachts in Leeuwarden in the Netherlands. The yachts are lying under roof here and stay dry and clean. The employees of Selene Yachts monitor the yachts and may also take care of additional service and maintenance works.
The owner of Selene 54 Comedian has made a beautiful film of the........
The launch of the Selene 92 Explorer
The Selene 92 Explorer was launched Monday, September 7th, 2015 adjacent to Jet-Tern's shipyard in Zhuhai, China. She is sitting beautifully in the water and being readied for sea trials. The proud Canadian owners were on site for the champagne christening and also witnessed this launch.
The Selene Explorer 92 represents a pinnacle of explorer yacht design........
The Selene 42 Europa demo is fitted with a John Deere Diesel, reaching a maximum power of 180 HP at 2400 RPH. The large fuel capacity of 2650 litres will guarantee a long cruising range. She manoeuvres easy with a Sidepower bow thruster as well as stern thruster of 11 HP.
The yacht owns a very spacious saloon, cockpit, fly bridge and engine room and has covered sidewalks. The master stateroom is placed forward and the guest stateroom on starboard has a double bed. The head is on portside and has a separate shower. The aluminium alloy mast is stated in the middle of the fly bridge where antennas can be mounted and it can also serve as a tender-lift. The flybridge includes an L-shaped sofa with FRP table, helm seat and a bureau for BBQ.
This Selene 42EU is lying at the Selene office in Leeuwarden where it can be inspected and sea trialed any moment. Of course the yacht can be outfitted to new owners standards and it's possible to deliver the ship excluding VAT. EUR 475,000
Jet Tern Marine is one of a group of companies in the Jet-Tern Group owned by the Chen Family. Howard Chen ( CEO ) founded Jet Tern Marine in 1998. This manfacturer of Selene Yachts is based in Taiwan, with manufacturing facilities in Dong Guan, Canton, China. Read more..


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The "Love Judge" Weds Six Couples on Valentine's Day
Written by Your 5News Team
Last updated on February 14, 2013 @ 7:58PM
Created on February 14, 2013 @ 5:45PM
For some couples, Valentine's Days is full of flowers, chocolates, and balloons. But for six couples in Clarksburg, it meant saying 'I do'. The 11th annual mass wedding was held at noon for the love birds to tie the knot.
"It started out small like most things. On Valentine's Day, we had a few people ask to come to the courthouse to get married, and then it got so large we dedicated the whole day, and then we decided to try to marry a whole bunch at the same time," said Judge Tom Bedell, the "love" judge.
For the couples, tying the know makes the holiday even more special.
"We were actually planning a wedding, but a bunch of stuff happened that made us delay it, so we were expecting to get married soon anyway, let's do it now," said newlywed, Cecilia Headley, who was joined by her new husband, Levi.
The mass wedding in Clarksburg is the only one in the state, and one of only a few nation-wide. The judge said he loves to officiate such a happy occasion.
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To The Editor: The other day, I took a prescription to the Economy Drug Store, and being typically impatient, instead of waiting, I said I would return tomorrow.
Next day, when I went into the store, I waited while the young lady searched through the filled prescription box, to no avail. She then went behind the counter to hold a discussion with one of the other ladies.
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HowaboutRAW: Um except the photographer in question has already pointed out a problem with the Swift response.
Swift's people say that the photographer keeps the copyright to the image. And that's true, but no one was claiming that Swift gets the copyrights to the images shot.
It's that Swift can use the images if she wants, and the photographer can't even if he/she still owns the copyright.
Swift would be in a better position if she'd not made that misrepresentation.
(And Swift's tour would be better served employing the photographers as well salaried staff paid in advance, even if something interrupts the tour, with the written agreement that these photographers assign the copyrights to Swift, but the photographers receive credit and an agreed up residual any and everytime one of their images is used.)
Taylor Swift and Co. can be pigs too, and lie about it, not really a surprise.
How bizarre:
Do I understand correctly that her management is saying:
"You retain the copyright to the image, and we can use the image for anything we want - as often as we want - but you can't use it more than once without our permission".
What does owning the 'copyright' on a image mean, if you have to get someone else's permission to use the image?
Adrien S: "Pricing has not been revealed."
Ok, so I guess a thousand dollars for every one million pixels is consistent with their MF lineup.
So what about $80K? That's my guess. ;)
And they are expecting it to be used in multiple-camera setups, so multiply whatever you think times 'X' number of cameras in the array.
Yikes! = I'll stick with my dSLR. :)
But does look great for the intended market.
-Forward Motion Compensation
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-Files include IMU and GPS data
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MediaDigitalVideo: CCD sensor, ha, ha, No CMOS ? Fools.
Followed the link to the product page:
"With a choice of 80 MP, 60 MP and 60 MP achromatic CCD-based sensors and a 50 MP CMOS-based sensor,..."
Would love to see someone try to mount this - with the 240mm lens - on their quadcopter. :)
But seriously... it makes much more sense when they mention owners of gyro-copters or ultralights using these - since they are medium-format cameras, and not competing for the GoPro market.
GabrielZ: This is what the Surface should've have been from the beginning. A good alternative to the iPad now. Microsoft, Samsung etc..have caught up with and are in places - surpassing Apple at their own game lately.
I hope Apple can counter these recent announcements with the upcoming large screened iPad 'Pro' and iPhone 6S. Next years iPhone 7 needs to be something very special!
"Next years iPhone 'X' needs to be something very special!"
No, it doesn't.
People say this every year, and Apple still sells gazillions of whatever model they produce.
The new MacBook is a great candidate for an iPadPro - just remove the keyboard & trackpad and attach a touchscreen... and then port iOS software to Intel, and release an Apple stylus, and ...and wouldn't it be cool if it would dual-boot via Bootcamp between iOS and Win10?? :)
God, I love DPR!
"A reviewable sample arrived in our offices..." and - as I write this - the current totals are:
I own it: 16
I want it: 124
I had it: 7
Makes me want to bump the "I had it" number to 8... just "for the lulz". :)
AbrasiveReducer: Lovely. There is more specific how-to information in the first 3 paragraphs than in many long articles. And it's not obvious stuff, either. Who would have known not to use LEDs?
Overheating counter? Reminds me of Nikon SB-900 flash, which has (had?) battery overheating problems. But the Nikon could flash repeatedly when using external battery pack. Wouldn't using an ext batt help with the Canon flash? Or is that too much of an added expense?
PhilTate: I know very little about optics, but it seems that eventually the image will wind up on a flat surface, either as a print or on a computer screen. Won't it take some doing to get the curved image flattened?
No, it won't take any doing.
A lens takes a flat image - like the ones people take of brick walls to check for distortion - and produce a curved image... which additional lens elements/groups are added to the lens to flatten the image onto the flat sensor.
And those extra elements/groups have varying amount of success at correcting for distortion - which is why software in the camera, or post-processing software like Lightroom, DxO, etc are used to help flatten the image.
Having a sensor with curvature, which matches the curvature which is unavoidably introduced by the lens, automatically corrects - or "cancels out" - the curvature and gives a flattened image with no other processing required.
The same way the curve of the retina in your eye cancels the image-curvature produced by the lens in your eye.
And - just like your eye - there is no ability to zoom in such a system.
mailman88: Ok....answer this question, is it cheaper to make of more expensive?
1. Extra steps in production = more chances to fail QA = more expensive
2. Barely past prototype stage = no economies of scale = more expensive.
3. Only usable in fixed-lens cameras = niche market = no economies of scale = more expensive.
Clyde Thomas: Contax and Rollie both produced exotic vacuum back cameras to keep the film perfectly flat. Precision German engineering made a really big deal about that back when.
Is Sony throwing us a curve or shooting straight here?
Shooting straight. [I see what you did there]
Film needed to be flat, because any sections of the negative flat against the backing-plate would be out-of-focus = ruining your pictures - in arbitrary ways - and you had no way of knowing until the film was developed.
At least one company is innovating in the cellphone market!
I don't see Apple or Samsung giving us the selfie panorama mode. :)
Mapel: This is very interesting... and that tree is really huge!
"Everyone wore hats and jackets..."
Reminds me of seeing a motion picture made in San Francisco in the early 1900's. Camera was mounted on one of the streetcars - on level ground, not the hills - and showed all the people on the street staring at the camera as it passed-by.
And every single one of them - man, woman, child - had a hat on.
I don't think I would have noticed if the person posting the video hadn't asked viewers to try and spot anyone without a hat on. :)
InTheMist: Can someone explain to me what it is?
Its a 4k video camera attached to a LCD-screen - "viewfinder" - which is about the size of an iPad.
Since most "Pro" video rigs use a larger screen connected via cables, and supported via brackets & whatnot... these guys just decided to mount the bigger screen directly to the back of the camera.
Its called a "studio" camera, because they expect it to be tripod-mounted in a video studio... and this design eliminates the extra bric-a-brac needed to connect & support the bigger screens people would be buying separately.
It just doesn't help people who already have larger LCD-screens for use with video cameras. :)
EDIT2: a recent example of the complexity of attching/supporting bigger screens & boom microphones with smaller video cameras:
Peiasdf: So how much is 100 kgf consider it is not a SI unit. 100G?
I just assumed it was similar to lbf, i.e.
lbf = pounds force
lbm = pounds mass
kgf = kilograms force ???
... kg/cm2 x cm2 [camera surface-area] = kgf [total force/pressure applied to the camera]
kgf/cm2 = kg/cm2
Dimensions given as 112mm x 66mm = 11.2cm x 6.6cm = 73.9cm2
100kgf/73.9cm2 = 1.35kg/cm2
It seems like the display would have to be pretty dim, in order to be transparent enough to maintain eye-contact between photographer & subject... and pretty-much a one-trick pony if that is the only use-case such a large display is good for.
Too bad the Sling has that "try to accomodate all cameras = all cameras get lousy handling" mounting-plate.
EDIT From the photo, it looks like the camera would be better-off mounted further-back on the mount - where it shows shorter-lens camera should go... but even then, the neoprene might have enough "give" to still let the camera tilt-down enough for the lens to contact the wearer's belt-buckle. END EDIT.
Grip does seem a better design, since it is not trying to fit wide range of camera sizes.
gonzalu: To all the haters... it isn't always about price. There is something about real world experience that trumps what you "read" or what a pricetag says.
A comparably speced WinTel machine will be around the same price. I live with both MacBook Air (latest model 13") and a Windows 8.1 Surface Pro 2 and believe me, the MacBook is better overall.
And I am the biggest Windows fan there is... my main desktop / edit workstation is a HP Z620 with Quadro graphics, 92GB RAM, SSD RAID0 dual Xeon 6 cores etc. etc.
The MacBook Air has to be lived with to appreciate it. Nothing to do with Advertising for Apple or Apple Tax or Ecosystem Tax. Don't let your wallet dictate.
Everything is built in without having to think about it..
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My External drives are WD USB3 Passports. I use Lightroom 5, Photoshop CS6, Cinema 4D, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc.
@Jogger: My 24" iMac had the video card die at the 2.5-year mark - just before the 3-year Applecare expired - and Apple had the video boards on back-order [defect in the boards?], so my local dealer didn't know when the part would come in. Apple rep called a couple days later and offered me a choice: wait for replacement part and get a free iPod Touch for being without my computer, or accept a new 27" iMac [shipped to local dealer so they could transfer my files, and return the 24" iMac to Apple].
I picked getting a new iMac, and will always buy Applecare for any future Apple products I buy. :)
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