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Paul Schmutzler demonstrates quick and easy one-touch streaming to YouTube Live with the LiveU Solo.
Houses of worship are live streaming their services more and more, mostly relying on volunteers and easy-to-use PTZ camera systems. Here are the Top 10 ways to leverage the benefits of PTZ camera systems in your worship productions.
Over the course of this three-part tutorial series, we'll show you how to deliver Dolby Audio via HLS and play it back on any audio endpoint, including device speakers, headphones, or external sound systems via AirPlay or HDMI.
Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic provides tips on how to increase audience engagement through streaming to social media from your DJI Phantom drone.
The Aero Drone LaunchPad provides filmmakers and pilots with a stable, portable platform for many popular industry drones for use in the field.
Combining the versatility of a ton of I/O ports and file format support, along with the security of an embedded OS and user-friendly hardware controls, the Grass Valley T2 provides you with a recipe for success.
This tutorial will demonstrate how to use the Red Giant Instant 4K plug-in for Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects to upgrade your 1080p footage in 4K projects.
Art of the Cut author Steve Hullfish demos how to use axle Starter for media management and metadata-enhanced proxy screening with Avid NEXIS | PRO.
Art of the Cut's Steve Hullfish explains how to customize your keyboard and keyboard shortcuts for smooth and streamlined editing in Avid Media Composer.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create vibrant timelapses using high-resolution images captured with DSLRs, and edited and exported with Adobe Bridge, Camera Raw, and Photoshop.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create the dreamlike infrared effect commonly used in horror films, science and military shows, thermal imaging, and even medical videos by following a few simple steps in Adobe After Effects.
Here we demonstrate Frame.io and Wipster, two new services that enable client review of video projects in progress through direct integration with Adobe Premiere Pro and Media Encoder.
Paul Schmutzler demonstrates key animation features in the new Red Giant Universe effects and transitions suite.
This video tutorial provides a walkthrough of the PhotoMotion Speed and PhotoMotion Pro animation and 3D plug-ins for Adobe After Effects.
Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how to spotlight text in your projects using animated lighting effects with this simple technique in Adobe After Effects CC 2015.
The wiggle effect is a common look that editors use to enhance and add some randomness to a logo, text, or graphics. This tutorial demonstrates two quick ways to accomplish this look.
The Avid NEXIS | PRO has all the features that Avid's big NEXIS shared storage solutions have, but scaled down for producers with smaller shops but the same need for reliability and sharing functionality that makes NEXIS popular with bigger studios.
This tutorial demonstrates a nice way to highlight key words, titles, logos, and lower-thirds within your video graphics using a simple workflow in After Effects CC.
This tutorial looks at how to use a PTZ-based workflow to pull off a multicam live-switched stream with a single operator at the controls.
This tutorial will demonstrate how, with just a few PTZOptics cameras and a NewTek TriCaster Mini, you can get your live event onto the internet with ease.
This tutorial demonstrates Adobe Audition's Remix feature, which allows you to shorten the length of a music track to match the duration of your video edit.
Paul Schmutzler looks at BorisFX Continuum Complete 10 (BCC 10), the latest version of Boris's popular collection of professional plug-ins from BorisFX.
In this tutorial, Jan Ozer demonstrates how to boost your streaming throughput by sharing signals from up to four iPhones with the Teradek VidiU Pro via ShareLink.
Instagram is quickly emerging as one of the top social media video platforms in online video, and "Instagram looks" have become instantly recognizable to social media users. In this short tutorial, I'll demonstrate how you can achieve some of these stylized filtered looks in your videos by using gradients in Adobe After Effects.
One of the most commonly reported issues Adobe Premiere Pro editors experience when working with footage captured using iPhones, screencam tools, Wirecast, and Skype is a loss of A/V sync on clips that played fine outside Premiere Pro. Here is a simple fix using a freeware tool called HandBrake that will re-sync your audio so you're ready to edit.
In this tutorial we'll explore how you can use Adobe Photoshop to apply a customized black-and-white filter to your footage to created a stylized effect. Although Photoshop isn't a video-first tool, it does offer some nice features that aren't available in Premiere Pro or After Effects.
At the bare-bones, sub-$1000 level, there are very few HD mixers that combine the mixing, recording, and streaming capabilities that the Cerevo LiveWedge offers, although this device does come with a few caveats.
In this tutorial we'll look at using shape layers to create, customize, and animate lower-third graphics with Adobe After Effects CC 2015.
Premiere Pro CC has harnessed the power of multitouch gestures for a variety of editing functions. Paul Schmutzler looks at some of the ways you can be a more efficient editor with multitouch.
If you're looking for a portable and affordable way to add live streaming capabilities to one or more computers, the Wirecast AV.io bundle is a great option. Jan Ozer explains how it works.
Jan Ozer demonstrates how even the most non-technical user can pull off a live-switched stream with the Epiphan Pearl streaming appliance.
In the new worship video workflow from Datavideo described in this article and video tutorial, with just three products, you can switch up to four HD cameras and stream to your favorite CDN, while simultaneously recording an MP4 file to a USB thumb drive or external hard drive--all for around $3,000.
If you're already a monthly paying Creative Cloud member on a complete or single-app plan, you have access to the Adobe Typekit, a full library of fonts that you can download and sync to use with your Adobe applications. In this tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to use it with Adobe Premiere Pro.
I'm a big fan of Camera Raw because of its simple time-saving features. In this tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to enhance some GoPro footage with color and lens-distortion issues.
Often as video editors, we're tasked with adding motion and life to the logos of our clients we are working with. This tutorial is going to show you a cool approach to inspire some ideas for your next project.
With Adobe Premiere Clip, you can shoot your video with your iPhone or iPad, perform edits on that iDevice using Premiere Clip, then transfer the video and the project to the Creative Cloud and bring it into Adobe Premiere Pro on your workstation for finalization. Here's how.
This tutorial will describe a fog effect you can create to add some drama to your footage or alter the weather of your shot.
With the new Time Tuner feature in Premiere Pro, Adobe now makes it easy to adjust the length of a video to fit a specific requirement by adding or removing frames at scene changes, audio passages, and during periods of low visual activity.
In some scenes, particularly those with the static background, Adobe Premiere Pro CC's new Morph Cut transition will seamlessly eliminate jump cuts from your edit, but you may have to experiment to get there. This tutorial demonstrates how. Every editor who works with interviews will find this a great new tool that will make their footage look better and possibly eliminate the need to re-shoot.
Adobe Stock is a massive, high-resolution stock photo, illustration, and vector library that allows for easy integration with Premiere Pro, Photoshop, After Effects, and other Adobe programs. In this tutorial we'll explore how Adobe Stock can work with Adobe Premiere Pro in our video projects.
JVC;s GY-LS300 is an affordable ($3,995), interchangeable-lens, Super35/variable-sensor area, 4K/HD camcorder that also features internal streaming capability, first model in a new product line. Here's a look at how you can use it effectively.
The new Lumetri Color panel makes it simple to correct your footage and then creatively control the color with preset looks or your own adjustments. It's one of the best new additions in the Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015 update.
If you have Camtasia for Mac 2.9 or later, a Mac running OS 10.10 or later, and an iOS device running 8.0 and later with a Lighting connector, you can record screencams of operations on your iOS device. This tutorial by Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer will show you how.
In this tutorial, Jan Ozer of StreamingLearningCenter.com demonstrates the Teradek Live:Air, which accepts multiple streams from different sources, and enables you mix an event, then send it to Livestream, Ustream, or any RTMP-compatible server, using only your iPad.
In this tutorial, Braintrust Digital's Paul Schmutzler demonstrates at the newly updated slideshow production capabilities in Adobe Lightroom 6--also known as Lightroom CC, depending on whether you buy it standalone or whether you download it as part of your Creative Cloud subscription service.
In this tutorial, Anthony Burokas of IEBA Communicatins demonstrates an easy way to use a camera's or external monitor's focus peaking feature to assess your camera's noise profile as you change various camera settings.
For many of us who are creating business and branded videos, what a viewer does after watching our video is an essential part in our sales and marketing strategies. In this tutorial, Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how to create a clickable call to action within our videos using Vimeo Plus or Vimeo PRO. The purpose of a marketing call to action is to provoke an immediate response from our audience.
Gradients are a popular effect used in both broadcast and online video. You can use them to isolate something in your image, or add some style to your graphics and videos. In this tutorial, Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how to create and apply gradients in After Effects CC 2014.
Paul Schmutzler of Braintrust Digital provides a quick tutorial on how to get started with the new, simplified Colorista interface and quickly apply some interesting grades to create new looks in your clips.
Jan Ozer takes a look at the greenscreen and virtual set capabilities of the NewTek TriCaster Mini, which make it look like you spent a fortune on your production, while costing a fraction of what you'd spend if you built out a studio, bought multiple cameras, and hired operators to use them.
In this tutorial, Jan Ozer demonstrates how the NewTek TriCaster Mini delivers portable, affordable, and full-featured live production to producers using HDMI cameras.
In this tutorial, Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates an advanced method of adding a slider or jib effect to timelapse footage in Adobe After Effects CC 2014.
Whether you need to connect multiple workstations together with shared storage or multiple storage devices to a single workstation, the ProMAX Platform Portable series has you covered.
In this tutorial, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer explores the capabilities of vMix GO, an affordable, highly functional, and easy-to-use live production system.
Epiphan Pearl ($4,875 list) is a small, dual-input, touchscreen-driven video recording and streaming device for lecture or presentation capture. In this tutorial, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer details how to stream and capture a presentation with Pearl.
In this video, Braintrust Digital's Tim Siglin takes a look at two new G-Tech Thunderbolt 2 solutions in different form factors that provide excellent solutions for video studios in need of RAID storage.
IEBA Communications' Anthony Burokas explains how to avoid some of the many pitfalls that you can fall into when doing audio mixing for live production.
Braintrust Digital's Paul Shmutzler demonstrates ow to use the Ambience Match natural sound-matching feature in iZotope RX4 Advanced to fix uneven ambient audio across multiple clips and scenes, using examples from Jason Prisk's new indie film, Crimes and Mister Meanors.
This tutorial by Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how to create jib/slider movement by using 2K footage in your 1080p Adobe Premiere Pro CC project.
In this walkthrough of the latest version of iZotope's powerful audio repair tool, RX4 Advanced, Braintrust Digital's Paul Schmutzler explores the RX4 interface and workflow, and use some of its key capabilities to clean up some persistent hum as it effects both dialogue and music.
In this tutorial, Clear Online Video's Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how to add depth and visual interest to your videos by applying 3D properties in Adobe After Effects and leveraging the additional pixel real estate in 4K footage used for 1080p HD projects.
While there are many built-in transitions available within Adobe After Affects and Premiere Pro, there may come a time where you want to organically create something to switch from one piece of video to another. In this tutorial, Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates 3 ways to do this in After Effects.
While animating a client's logo can be a time-consuming process, it adds more production value and life to your video projects. In this tutorial, Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how to create dynamic logo animations using Adobe After Effects CC and Adobe Illustrator.
In this tutorial, Braintrust Digital's Tim Siglin takes a look under the hood of HP's new flagship workstation, the HP Z820, and examine both its design and performance advantages as a top-of-the-line system for video editing, graphics, effects, and other postproduction tasks.
Some video switchers have built-in scan converters for converting VGA signals to an internal standard that you can use in your live production workflow. If you don't have that, then you're going to need a converter like the Grass Valley ADVC-G1 that can convert that VGA to your output. In this tutorial, Shawn Lam demonstrates how the ADVC-G1 works and how you can incorporate it into your workflow.
Stjepan Alaupovic presents a look at 15 keyboard shortcuts that will enhance the efficiency of your After Effects workflow.
In this tutorial, Stjepan Alaupovic shows you a quick way to create an animated lens flare effect that can enhance your transitions, lower-thirds, and more using Adobe After Effects CC 2014.
In this tutorial, Stjepan Alaupovic explores how to add another dimension to your text and titles using some basic 3D capabilities in Adobe After Effects.
In this tutorial, Shawn Lam explores the robust audio and video mixing, switching, and live-delivery feature set of Roland's versatile next-generation 4-input VR-3EX, HDMI-capable A/V mixer.
Stjepan Alaupovic demonstrates how, by using adjustment layers in Adobe After Effects, you can easily create a variety of looks for your videos and share and compare them with clients.
A key concern for any producer is to ensure that the work you produce will play back on as many platforms (online, mobile, broadcast) as possible. Until recently, delivering content in digital cinema environments was the exclusive province of high-end facilities with specialized equipment. But with the release of Adobe Media Encoder CC 2014 and its Wraptor DCP plug-in, DCP has become just another export option, putting digital cinema delivery well within the reach of any Adobe CC user. Braintrust Digital's Paul Schmutzler demonstrates how you can add it to your offerings when your clients or projects demand it.
Shawn Lam guides readers/viewers through a simple, powerful, and versatile live-switched production and streaming workflow with Roland's VR-50HD all-in-one multi-format AV mixer.
In this tutorial, Avid instructor Steve Hullfish demonstrates how to leverage Avid's powerful and efficient color correction by working in Color Correction mode, which allows you quick access to its color grading features but keeps them out of the way while you're editing.
In this tutorial, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer demonstrates how to use the Teradek StreamReader plug-in to stream directly to Telestream Wirecast and NewTek TriCaster.
In this tutorial, Stjepan Alaupovic of St. Jepan Media demonstrates how to use an After Effects alpha matte to make your video "shine through" your text.
Cord3Films' Glen Elliott provides a look at two workflows for applying film grain to your footage in FCP X using cineLook (with and without Gorilla Grain), first with 4k footage shot with the Blackmagic Production Camera, and then with Cinestyle-flattened DSLR footage.
While After Effects may be daunting for some Premiere Pro editors, St. Jepan Media's Stjepan Alaupovic offers an easy-to-follow workflow that can enliven your text and titles with pre-built animations found in Adobe Bridge, applied in a few simple steps in After Effects, and imported directly into your Premiere Pro timeline.
In this tutorial, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer provides a quick overview of how to mix multiple cameras, graphic overlays, and other media in the new version of Livestream Studio, as well as how to record isolated video program feeds, and configure your stream and send it out via Livestream or other RTMP-compatible streaming providers.
Hot on the heels of Adobe announcing updates to all Creative Cloud video apps that will debut at NAB, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer provides details on the updates, plus a video tutorial on four key new features in Premiere Pro CC: Master Clips, Live Text, Masking and Tracking, and new 4K format support.
Here's a look inside EDIUS Pro 7's MultiCam Mode from EDIUS Pro instructor extraordinaire Mike Downey. In this tutorial, Mike explores how EDIUS Pro streamlines editing up to 16 cameras, and leaves plenty of room for adjustments and tweaks after you make your initial cuts.
iShowU, a Mac-based screencam app from ShinyWhiteBox.com, is quick, easy-to-use, and inexpensive, In this tutorial, Stjepan Alaupovic of St. Jepan Media provides a look at how to use it to produce pro screencams that you can import into Adobe Premiere Pro CC to integrate into your video projects.
One of the great things about Grass Valley EDIUS 7 is its ability to take footage in multiple codecs and frame rates, place them on the same timeline, and edit and play them in real time. In this tutorial, Mike Downey explores how to leverage this feature in your projects.
Stjepan Alaupovic looks at how to create screencams with TechSmith Camtasia, and then import them into Adobe Premiere Pro to incorporate them into your existing Premiere Pro projects to create professional-quality instructional videos that seamlessly combine screencams and HD footage.
Jan Ozer offers up three quick tips that will streamline your titling workflow in Premiere Pro when you create styles you like and want to use them consistently without reinventing them each time.
In our first tutorial on the recently released FCP 10.1, Glen Elliott looks at the new Libraries feature, which enhances project and media organization and eases the adjustment for editors transitioning from FCP 7.
G-Tech's G-Dock ev with Thunderbolt delivers high-performance portable, expandable RAID storage tailor-made for the video production market, and accessorizes well with MacBook Pros, iMacs, and other Thunderbolt-compatible systems. Braintrust Digital's Paul Schmutzler explains how.
Squeeze offers great single- and multiple-file encoding performance, excellent quality, and a range of features that other encoders in its class simply can't match. Jan Ozer offers a look at how Squeeze works and how to leverage some of its key features.
We've all had the misfortune of recording clipped, distorted audio from a signal that's too hot, resulting in time-consuming retakes or total disaster if the audio is from a live event. Jan Ozer shows how the Declip feature in iZotope RX3 can reduce that disaster to a quick and easy fix.
Jan Ozer demonstrates how to restore muffled sections of spoken audio using the Multiband Compressor in Adobe Premiere Pro CC or Adobe Audition.
Jan Ozer demonstrates how to use and leverage 3 key new features in Adobe Media Encoder CC: Lumetri Looks support, and image, text, and timecode overlay.
Jan Ozer takes an in-depth look at StreamVu, a simple, inexpensive and well-featured service, and how it works in conjunction with the Matrox Monarch HD, the only hardware encoder that can produce one stream for live distribution and the other for archiving. In combination, they make an ideal solution for your live and on-demand video production requirements.
Jan Ozer demonstrates how to apply an effect to a portion of a video image while leaving the rest of the clip untouched, and how to track that portion of the image throughout the duration of the clip, using the Track Matte effect in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
With Wirecast 5, Telestream has significantly improved usability with a redesigned interface, beneficially expanded the product's input capabilities, and upgraded the product's plumbing with features like x.264 encoding and HD-SDI output via Blackmagic Design Intensity or DeckLink cards. Jan Ozer's video tutorial guides you through the new release.
Recent upgrades to Adobe CC make it easy to apply graded looks in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and match shots with different color temperatures via seamless roundtripping between Premiere Pro CC and SpeedGrade CC; Paul Schmutlzer explains how it all works.
Jan Ozer explores Matrox's new Monarch HD, a portable live encoder that can send a stream to your streaming server and also record a master-quality copy to a network drive, or local USB or SD storage.
Jan Ozer explores the workflow and application of the DVEO Magnus Anytime family of products, which combine high-density H.264 encoding and an integrated streaming server for multiple screen delivery both inside and outside your firewall.
In this tutorial on Apple Final Cut Pro X, Cord3Films' Glen Elliott inspects the Video Inspector, a context-sensitive area of the FCP X interface that allows you to change settings of various filters and settings, and focuses on making basic but effective color adjustments.
Any time you produce a webinar that's got PowerPoint and a talking-head video, it's helpful to present them in the same video frame. In this tutorial, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer explains how to composite these two sources in Telestream Wirecast.
In the final installment of our two-part series on how to create broadcast-quality live productions with the NewTek TriCaster TC40, Streaming Learning Center's Jan Ozer demonstrates how to mix and stream your show.
McKnight Video's David McKnight demonstrates a quick, easy way to generate sharp-looking titles for your Vegas Pro projects that requires no additional plugins.
In two tutorials I'm going to show you how to create broadcast-quality live production with the NewTek TriCaster TC40. In this first installment, I'll show you how to select and configure the inputs. In the second, you'll learn how to mix and stream the show itself.
Braintrust Digital's Paul Schmutzler explores 3 new key features in Audition CC, the newest version of Adobe's professional audio editing application: Sound Removal for eliminating hums and other variable-frequency unwanted noises, the Loudness Radar Meter for matching and adhering to broadcast volume standards, and Automatic Speech Alignment for ADR.
In this video tutorial Glen Elliott of Cord3Films looks at FCP X's Timeline Index which provides innovative options for viewing, navigating, and searching your projects, including three different types of timeline markers and the ability to create a navigable To Do list of editing notes that's indispensable for collaborative workflows.
In this tutorial, Cord3Films' Glen Elliott demonstrates how to mix audio from multiple off-camera sources in a multicam edit in Apple Final Cut Pro X.
In part 2 of our series on multicam editing in Final Cut Pro X, Glen Elliott explains how you can accelerate and streamline the multicam-syncing process in Red Giant's PluralEyes 3.
In thus tutorial for Premiere Pro CC users, Adobe Premiere Pro CC Visual QuickStart Guide author Jan Ozer explains how to migrate encoding presets that you created to customize and streamline encodes in Adobe Media Encoder CS5/6 into Adobe Media Encoder CC so you can pick up right where you left off.
If you ever find yourself having to render multiple sequences from Premiere Pro, there's an easier way to do it than by using the Premiere Pro Export control. In this tutorial, Adobe Premiere Pro CC Visual QuickStart Guide author Jan Ozer explain the easier and more efficient way using Adobe Media Encoder.
In this tutorial, Adobe Premiere Pro CC Visual QuickStart Guide author Jan Ozer explains how to create and edit industry-standard closed captions for video using the new closed-captioning capabilities in the just-released Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
Working with compound clips in FCP X is similar to nesting sequences in Final Cut Pro 7. In this tutorial, Cord3Films' Glen Elliott explains how it works, and how changes to compound clips can ripple across projects.
Go behind the scenes at Streaming Media East 2013's 4-track, 3-day, live-switched conference and 1-day webcast with producer and crew chief Shawn Lam and see the process and the gear and how it all fits together in live-switched webcast production.
In this tutorial, Glen Elliott of Cord3Films looks at several ways you can use connected storylines to enhance your FCP X edits and mix in cutaways and creative shots in a quick and efficient way.
In this tutorial, Cord3Films' Glen Elliott explores advanced editing techniques in FCP X including back-timing your edits, replacing edits and auditioning, top-and-tail editing, extend edits, trim-to-selection edits, keyboard trimming, and the Precision Editor.
The magnetic timeline is one of the major revolutionary changes in Apple Final Cut Pro X, and one of the areas editors struggle with when they're coming from track-based NLEs. In this tutorial, Cord3Films' Glen Elliott breaks it down and shows you how to make it work for you.
In this first installment of our new tutorial series,Cord3Films' Glen Elliott demystifies Final Cut Pro X, illustrates its core functions, and focuses on one of the most powerful new features for organizing, accelerating, and streamlining your edits: metadata keyword tagging.
Background noise and pops and clicks in audio are an unfortunate fact of life for many productions. In this tutorial, Jan Ozer explores some fixes you can try in Final Cut Pro X.
Two types of noises degrade the audio you shoot with your video: random noises like microphone clicks and pops, and consistent noises like white noise or air conditioning hum. This tutorial demonstrates how to remove both of them in Adobe Audition CS6.
If you're in the market for a portable video encoder/transmitter, you should consider the LiveGear Airstream from Vislink. It's mobile and easy to use, and it employs predictive forward error correction and adaptive bitrate H.264 encoding to reliably deliver top-quality video over broadband cellular networks. Jan Ozer explains how it works.
In this tutorial, Jan Ozer demonstrates how you can use the Neat Video plug-in to remove noise from video, improving output quality for all outputs.
In this tutorial video editing expert Jan Ozer explains how to maximize the brightness and contrast of your video in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 using the Brightness, Contrast, and Gamma Correction controls for effective and balanced adjustments.
Looking beyond the small set of white and bi-color LEDs specifically made for video production, live production pro Anthony Burokas shows how you can find a whole other world of LED fixtures made for other markets—including "disc jockey" LED lights and controllers. For the cost of one good fresnel light, you can have a multi-light, expandable LED lighting package.
The histogram and the waveform in Apple Final Cut Pro X are effective, easy-to-master tools that provide the clear input you need to diagnose and fix the contrast issues in your video simply and intelligently. In this video tutorial, video editing and encoding expert Jan Ozer explains how they work.
Video encoding and editing expert Jan Ozer provides three useful tips that will enhance your workflow and get you out of some editing jams in your Adobe Premiere Pro projects: editing audio without unlinking; Fill Left and Fill Right to create stereo audio; and creating nested sequences for smoother edits and creating reusable set pieces in your projects.
NewBlueFX ColorFast is a new color correction, color grading, and color enhancement plug-in for Vegas, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Avid, and EDIUS. Editing instructor David McKnight demonstrates how it worls with a piece of footage from a recent project that calls for all three kinds of color adjustment, and show how to accomplish each task in ColorFast.
Adobe Premiere Pro Instructor extraordinaire Luisa Winters explains how to use the new and enhanced Multi-Camera Monitor for quick and efficient multicam edits in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 in this video and text tutorial.
Sony SpectraLayers is a dynamic new audio editing tool for Mac and Windows users that might be best described as "Photoshop for Audio," featuring the ability to isolate and edit individual layers of a mixed track using frequency analysis. In this tutorial, David McKnight explains how it works and what it offers post-production pros with complex audio issues to resolve.
DSLRs produce cinematic-looking video that exceeds the capabilities of most video cameras, but they lack the professional audio connections and controls that come standard on traditional pro camcorders. Which means anyone shooting pro video with DSLRs needs to develop workarounds. Here Philip Hinkle offers some tips on getting great audio on a budget with a DSLR production workflow.
David McKnight explores the range of features in NewBlueFX Titler Pro that allow editors to produce creative titling effects, animations, and extrusions along the 3D plane using both manual controls and a host of preset styles and templates.
In this tutorial, encoding and streaming icon Jan Ozer describes how to install and configure ViewCast's dual-channel Osprey 820e card ($1,795 MSRP; as low as $1,400 street) into a Windows system for driving two cameras within Telestream Wirecast, and discusses the board's highly functional set of utilities and SimulStream feature, which allows it to feed audio and video streams to more than one encoding application.
This is the first of a three-part tutorial on using Wirecast to mix two streams of video and other disk-based content. In this first tutorial, Jan Ozer describes how to install and configure two Blackmagic Design Intensity Pro cards into an HP Z600 for switching with Wirecast.
The new version of Adobe Media Encoder, included in the just-released CS6 collection as well as as a standalone product, offers significant improvements in usability and performance, as well as new features. Here video encoding expert Jan Ozer explains what you need to know about it.
In this fifth tutorial in our six-part series on Sony Vegas Pro 11, Vegas instructor David McKnight talks about the Render dialog box. Every project you work on has to go through a rendering stage, so you'll find yourself getting quite familiar with it as you do more project. In Vegas Pro 11, Sony has added some new features to the Render dialog, and they've totally revamped the way that it works.
The new mixer layout in Sony Vegas Pro 11 makes editing audio for video in Vegas feel like you're using a pro hardware mixer. Vegas instructor David McKnight explains how it's done.
When Apple originally released Final Cut Pro 10, the biggest deficit for Pro users was the lack of multicam. With the 10.0.3 release, Apple has addressed this with a highly functional and easy-to-use multicam feature, which Jan Ozer explains in this tutorial.
Sony Vegas instructor David McKnight continues his video tutorial series with a look at Vegas' new GPU Assist feature, which enables Vegas editors to leverage the processing power of supported NVIDIA and AMD video cards to get full-frame previews of loaded timelines and accelerate rendering with many popular codecs.
Sync Linking is a cool new feature in Sony Vegas Pro 11 that allows you to group clips of events and move and control them in the timeline with a single Master clip, while still being able to fine-tune subordinate clips within the group.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to make the most of Vegas's new by-parameter keyframing capabilities for effects plug-ins that ship with Vegas Pro 11 using the new Sony Text & Titles plug-in as an example.
When you compress video for the web, the video can darken and colors can become muted. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to correct color and adjust brightness and color saturation with Adobe Premiere Pro's Fast Color Corrector.
If you're a streaming producer you have to know how to produce H.264 for both Flash distribution and for mobile devices. Fortunately, Adobe Media Encoder makes this simple with multiple presets for desktop and mobile players which I'll show you how to find and customize in this tutorial.
In this tutorial, learn how to deliver your digital content using Helix Universal Media Server. Step-by-step demonstrations cover formatting for 3GPP, Flash and Silverlight, as well as streaming to iPhone, iPad and other mobile devices. See just how easy streaming to mobile devices is with Helix Universal Media Server.
With Helix Universal Media Server, easily deliver multi-format content – including Flash, H.264, MPEG-4 (MP4), QuickTime, MP3 and RealVideo – to PCs, smartphones, iPhones and tablets. In this tutorial, learn how to install the 30-day trial version and see just how simple it really is.
The Accordent Media Management System controls the creation, management and distribution of rich media across enterprise networks, with portal-based viewing and extensive reporting. This tutorial provides an overview of these capabilities.


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- Capture Full HD 1920 x 1080p Video
- Canon 3.28 Megapixel Full HD CMOS Sensor
- 32GB Memory & SD/SDHC/SDXC Card Slot
- Record in AVCHD or MP4 Formats
- Built-In Wi-Fi & Innovative Baby Mode
Easy to use 03/19/2014
This review is from: Canon VIXIA HF R42 8152B005 Black 1/4.85" CMOS 3.0" 230K Touch LCD 32X Optical Zoom Full HD HDD/Flash Memory Camcorder
Easy to use, light weigh, small factor, creates digital movies, no convertors needed.
Stock battery is too weak.
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Great digital marketing efforts rely on solid copywriting skills. Here are 10 copywriting tips that you can use right now to boost your conversion rates.
Lego Pop-Up House Construction
If you've ever fantasized about living in a real-life Lego home, your dream could finally come true.
French architecture firm Multipod Studio recently unveiled a prototype for the PopUp House, a customizable home made from stackable blocks. It can be designed, ordered, and built in about a month.
Check out the design for the first homes, located in the pine valleys of Southern France.
And you thought building Ikea furniture was daunting.
Gorgeous Planet Earth
This is one day's observations from Himawari-8, a Japanese weather satellite, animated in a loop. It shows the western Pacific, Australia, and parts of Asia, Antarctica, and Alaska as they looked on one day in mid-2015. It covers 24 hours in 12 seconds – a time lapse factor of 7,200×.
To see this spectacular video in super-high resolution, go to: Glittering Blue
Learn more at: About Glittering Blue
The Gashlycrumb Tinies: Alphabet Book for the Morbid
The Gashlycrumb Tinies is a quaintly morbid alphabet book written by Edward Gorey in 1963. The book recounts the unsettling deaths of 26 children, each representing a letter of the alphabet, in rhyming dactylic couplets.
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Le Petit Chef – YouTube
In this video projection mapping project, a miniature chef turns your plate into a projected grill. Bon appétit!
By Antoon Verbeeck and Filip Sterckx. Contact us if you would like to have this projection or a customized version of this project at your event: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Graphic Design Trends for 2016 and Beyond
Design is constantly evolving and in recent years has been very influenced by the imagery and style of yesteryear. This isn't going away any time soon, in fact many design experts agree that while we are going to see the continuation of retro "designspiration" from the vintage '50s, '60s and '70s to progress to the more colourful '80s and '90s.
After much discussion in our own marketing and design department, here are the current trends we've noted to watch.
The Ultimate Guide to Font Pairing
Good graphic design doesn't happen by mistake, and neither does clever font marriage. Use this guide to font pairing to create your own beautiful designs.
Dr. Masaru Emoto's Water Experiment
you are water
I'm water
we're all water in different containers
that's why it's so easy to meet
someday we'll evaporate together
but even after the water's gone
we'll probably point out to the containers
and say, "that's me there, that one."
we're container minders
– Yoko Ono, 1967
Dr. Masaru Emoto's Water Experiment reminds me of Yoko Ono's "We're all Water," except this adds a fascinating metaphysical element. If words, music, and environment can alter water in such profound ways, imagine how we are all affected, considering humans are 60% water.
Through the 1990's, Dr. Masaru Emoto performed a series of experiments observing the physical effect of words, prayers, music and environment on the crystalline structure of water. Emoto hired photographers to take pictures of water after being exposed to the different variables and subsequently frozen so that they would form crystalline structures. The results were nothing short of remarkable.
Read more here: http://highexistence.com/water-experiment/
Dr. Emoto's site: http://www.masaru-emoto.net/english/water-crystal.html
Below is a documentary on Dr. Emoto's work:
Turn on a Different Kind of Yule Log This Year
This is fantastic. Artist Dan Savage has partnered with Wondersauce and over 100 filmmakers to create streaming yule log-inspired short films. Here's a taste:
Check out all 52 Yule Logs at watchyulelog.com (scroll down to get to the videos).
They've really thought this through: once you select a video, you can choose to loop it, or just let the site serve up one video after another.
Read more at Cool Hunting.
7 Deadly Sins of Worldbuilding
Worldbuilding is an essential part of any work of fiction. But especially for science fiction or fantasy, it's the lifeblood of storytelling. But when worldbuilding fails, it can wreck your whole story, and leave your characters feeling pointless. Here are seven deadly sins of worldbuilding.
1. Not thinking about basic infrastructure. How do they eat? What do they eat? Who takes away the garbage? Who deals with their bodily wastes? How do they get around? What do the majority of people do to survive? You're not just constructing a society, you're creating an economy. People don't oppress each other for fun — usually, systems of hierarchy and oppression have an economic component to them. Maybe you need a lot of peasants to grow labor-intensive crops, or maybe you need lots of cannon fodder in your space war. Maybe your only source of protein is a weird fungus that needs to be tended by specially trained people. Maybe everybody's eating algae. In any case, there's nothing worse than a fictional world where there are elaborate social structures, which seem completely separated from the realities of food, shelter and clothing.
Continues at: 7 Deadly Sins of Worldbuilding
The Secret Psychology Of Restaurant Menus
If nothing tickles your tastebuds, don't be fooled into ordering apps.
Source: The Secret Psychology Of Restaurant Menus
Citation: Aaron Allen & Associates


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INDIE WEEK Toronto - Oct. 11 & 13 - Winnipeg's ABSTRACT ARTFORM Reveals New Album 'As The Crow Flies September 25, 2012
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INDIE WEEK - TORONTO - OCTOBER 11 & 13 Showcase Details DATE : Thurs Oct 11 VENUE : El Mocambo, main floor DOORS : 8.00pm 08:30 - 09:00 Femapco (St Catherines) 09:15 - 09:45 Abstract Artform (Winnipeg) 10:00 - 10:30 Wesley James (St Catherines) 10:45 - 11:15 Leading Armies (Limerick) - Indie Week Ireland 2012 winners 11:30 - 12:10 KO (Toronto) 12:30 - 01:10 Step Twelve (Squamish) 01:30 - 02:10 TBA 02:30 - 03:10 TBA ------ DATE : Sat Oct 13 VENUE : El Mocambo (main floor) DOORS : 8.00pm COVER: $10 09:00 - 09:30 Rouletta 09:45 - 10:15 TROUBLE & DAUGHTER 10:30 - 11:40 TBA 12:00 - 12:40 NIXON 01:00 - 01:40 The Rebel Emergency 02:00 - 02:40 Abstract Artform 03:00 - 03:40 TBA Abstract Artform, Winnipeg�s fuse masters of Prairie-inspired hip-hop and funk whom in the last three years on the scene have already topped !earshot hip-hop college radio charts, landed on the Top 25 Hip Hop charts on CMJ in the USA and have been selected as semi-finalists from over 16,000 entries in ISC 2011 for their song "Things Ain't What They Used to Be" in the R&B/hip-hop category, are proud to announce they will be performing two shows in Canada�s hip-hop capital of Toronto, ON as part of INDIE WEEK 2012 on October 11th and 13th at the El Mocambo (main floor) (464 Spadina Avenue). "This is our second year at Indie Week and I swear our band is more excited than a bull in a paddock full of cows. We can't wait to bring back the prairie inspired country funk hip-hop that Toronto has grown to love!! Let's get Abstract Artform to Ireland!!" comments frontman Shea Malcolmson. Set to release their new album �As The Crow Flies� produced by Juno nominated producer Fresh Kils on Ol Roy Records, which features collaborations with Juno nominated rapper D-Sisive, blues/roots artist Rambling Dan Frechette and cuts from Uncle Fester. The group is excited to share the news of their recent win in the Urban genre for Intel Canada Superstars competition for the titled track from the forthcoming release. "I'm thrilled that our group has won the #1 placement in the Urban genre for Intel Canada Superstars. It's amazing to see that already people are appreciating the music from the upcoming album "As The Crow Flies". Everything that we have done so far to build up for this record and the amount of heart that went into the topics I go into lyrically, are coming to fruition and that does nothing but put a smile on my face. Hard work pays off and I have proof of that. Thanks so much Intel Canada." Abstract Artform has now moved on to the Intel� Canada Superstars Finals and can be voted for at the following link - http://canadasuperstars2012.ourstage.com/artists/TMDLHBRULLLJ Music VIDEOS Summer in the City ft. Doodlebug (of Digable Planets) (http://youtu.be/XfsnHkWnNmM) I Am Canadian (http://youtu.be/N6f8C-mDc9g) Abstract Artform ft. Jurassic 5 - Bring It Back (http://youtu.be/vZPDsZsHiiQ) In Studio Performance at Winnpeg's Streetz FM 104.7 (http://youtu.be/ZF9g8Y_mQgQ)
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Market Update: West Corp. to Acquire Smoothstone
Newsmakers this week also include: Cisco, Global Knowledge, SunTel, Avaya, Mitel, Android, RIM, VMware, Verba Technologies, Comstor, Skype, SecureLogix, Teliris, FuzeBox, CTI Group, BrightCom, LifeSize and Logitech.
Global Knowledge Launches Exclusive Cisco Unified Communications Course: Global Knowledge, Cisco's Learning Partner of the Year in North America, announced the availability of ACUCMX – Administering Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express and Unity Express, an exclusive three-day course in which students will get up to speed quickly with Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express and Cisco Unity Express.
West Corporation to Acquire Smoothstone IP Communications: West Corporation, a leading provider of technology-driven, voice and data solutions, and Smoothstone IP Communications, a leading provider of cloud-based communications solutions for the enterprise, jointly announced that they have entered into an agreement whereby West will acquire Smoothstone. The acquisition adds to West's expanding unified communications (UC) business, which includes InterCall.
SunTel Services Achieves Avaya Connect Gold Certification: SunTel Services – a complete lifecycle provider of services for voice, data and unified networks to businesses in Michigan – announced that it has achieved Gold-Certified Channel Partner status with Avaya, a leading global provider of business communications and collaboration solutions and services.
Verba Recording System Achieves VMware Ready: Verba Technologies, a global technology leader of compliance call recording and contact center quality assurance solutions, announced that its unified call recording platform, the Verba Recording System, is officially VMware Ready. Verba Recording System is the world's first unified communications recording solution with video call recording capabilities to pass official VMware Ready tests.
Comstor and SecureLogix Sign Global Distribution Agreement: Comstor, the business unit of Westcon Group dedicated to Cisco products, announced a global distribution agreement with SecureLogix. A leading provider of Voice and Unified Communications (UC) security policy enforcement solutions, SecureLogix is a member of Cisco's Industry Solution Partner Network.
Teliris Partners with FuzeBox to Bring Cloud-Based Collaboration Tools to its Telepresence Environments: Teliris, the telepresence innovation leader, together with FuzeBox, a leading provider of visual and mobile collaboration applications, announced a strategic alliance to integrate FuzeBox's online meeting tools in Teliris Telepresence environments and allow users to collaborate remotely and more effectively than ever before.
CTI Group Launches the Proteus 7 Call Accounting Solution: CTI Group (Holdings) Inc., an international provider of enterprise communications management software and services, carrier class voice over internet protocol (VoIP) management applications, enterprise and carrier class call recording solutions and electronic invoice processing and management (EIM), announced the launch of Proteus 7, the latest version of its fully scalable hosted or premised-based call accounting solution for mobile, VoIP and PBX telephony systems.
BrightCom Telepresence Monitors Productivity and Greener Operations for Earth Day: BrightCom, the performance leader in integrated telepresence and videoconferencing solutions announced improved capabilities for tracking videoconferencing metrics and statistics in the Visual Collaboration System. The processor-based, software driven telepresence and videoconferencing infrastructure enables businesses to generate graphical data in order to properly monitor the number and duration of meetings. This ability makes it simple for businesses to calculate improvements in productivity and savings in costs and energy.
LifeSize Extends Video Calling to Skype Users Worldwide: LifeSize, a division of Logitech, has qualified its LifeSize Passport HD videoconferencing product to be the first room-based, business-class videoconferencing solution to be plugged into Skype, adding the ability for LifeSize Passport users to now conduct video calls with Skype users around the world.


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Netflix Announces Castlevania Animated Series
February 8, 2017 - The animated series aiming to be "R-rated as f***" will be written by Warren Ellis and debut sometime this year.
Mind-Blowing Facts About Your Favorite NES Games
March 28, 2016 - Why do mushrooms make Mario bigger? Is Zelda set in a post-apocalyptic future? The answers to these questions, and more, lie within.
Unauthorized Castlevania Animated Series Announced
August 30, 2015 - Producer Adi Shankar plans to bring the classic game series to life in an ultra-violent adaptation.
IGN Presents the History of Awesome: 1987
July 29, 2015 - 1987 gave us Metroid, Zelda, Mega Man, Contra, Castlevania, Punch-Out, and movies like RoboCop, Predator, and Princess Bride. The best year ever?
The Most Brutal Boss Fights of All Time
April 25, 2014 - Ancient gods. Death himself. Mike Tyson. This is a collection of the most brutal and most terrifying video game boss fights of all time.
IGN Presents the History of Castlevania
February 24, 2014 - Nearly 30 years (and 30 games) after its incredible debut, Konami's Castlevania series is still going strong. Relive its entire legacy.
Nintendo Voice Chat: The Castlevania Episode, Part One
November 1, 2013 - IGN editors talk about all things Nintendo.
Game Scoop! Presents: Back in the Day Episode 1
April 21, 2011 - Join us for IGN's new retro gaming podcast, including memories of Castlevania, Mortal Kombat, and lots more.
Don't Forget Where Castlevania Came From
April 18, 2011 - Symphony of the Night is the best Castlevania game of all-time. But where's the love for the series' origins?
Castlevania Movie Chatter
May 4, 2010 - Although dormant, there seems to be some life left in the Castlevania movie adaptation. Creature designer Aaron Sims says the long-gestating game-to-film is currently on hold while director James Wan makes another movie.
Castlevania Review
April 30, 2007 - Simon Belmont's legacy began in Japan in 1986 and graced the Western market in 1987. Armed with nothing but his whip and wit, Belmont traversed various creepy locales in his quest to make sure the undead were informed of "the good news". Unfortunately, for them, meeting with the Cross and other religious imagery was far more upsetting than enlightening. But Belmont cares not for the religious ideals of these foes as he has so efficiently slain them across countless platforms. Like many releases on the Virtual Console, Castlevania and its sequels have been re-released for many systems; the original NES classic was ported to the GameBoy Advance. Why Nintendo chose to release Super Castlevania IV for the VC before the original NES incarnation is a mystery. More importantly, however, is that fans of the series now have the opportunity to play both, and the one that started it all can now be had for the reasonable price of 500 Wii points.
VC Mondays: 04/30/07
April 30, 2007 - Castlevania, Shockman and Legend of the Mystical Ninja join the lineup.
Virtual Console AU Buyer's Guide - Part 4
April 23, 2007 - Now that the Wii has been on sale for well over four months in Australia, the Virtual Console service continues to build steam, with over 80 games now available. What will you find in this update? A rundown on all the Virtual Console title released for the Australian market in the last month and a half.
Virtual Console Friday
March 29, 2007 - Nintendo Australia today updated the local Wii Virtual Console site with two more titles, the classic NES boxing title Punch-Out!! and the SNES action-adventure title Legend of the Mystical Ninja. They'll set you back 500 Wii points and 800 Wii points respectively.


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Notes:Children's cartoons, games, etc.
Date | Signal | Expert | Opinion | Price |
2007-11-30 | PAST TOP PICK | Pat Naccarato |
(Past Top Pick July 17/07. Down 19.3%.) Produces children's games and toys. Should have launched their trading card, Chaotic for the holiday season but delayed to the 1st quarter and stock dropped. 50% of their market cap is in cash. A cash-rich, asset rich company. Tweet finance |
Price: $12.500 Subject: US VALUE Bias: BULL on VALUE Owned: Yes |
2007-07-17 | TOP PICK | Pat Naccarato |
Children's cartoons, games, etc. Hit a dry spell and haven't had any big hits since Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh. The stock has $10 a share in cash. Tweet finance |
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A Test of the General Validity of the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem for Trade in the European Community
While the Heckscher-Ohlin-Vanek (HOV) theorem has been a dominant paradigm in trade theory, the empirical evidence to support it has been weak. This paper develops a modified HOV model that allows technologies to differ across countries. The revised model significantly improves the theory's accuracy in predicting trade flows in contrast to the traditional model. The paper also illustrates that, since countries have different technologies, measures of factor contents of trade in final goods using direct and domestically produced indirect input requirements are more accurate and yield more consistent predictions than do traditional measures.
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Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls
Milk | 2 Cup (32 tbs) | |
Active dry yeast | 1⁄2 Ounce (2 Packages) | |
Warm water | 1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (110 F) | |
Sugar | 1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) | |
Vegetable oil | 6 Tablespoon | |
Salt | 1 Tablespoon | |
Whole wheat flour | 3 Cup (48 tbs) | |
Unbleached white flour | 5 Cup (80 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed) | |
Melted unsalted butter | 1 Tablespoon (For Brushing) |
Gently heat milk to warm (110° F.).
Meanwhile, dissolve yeast in a small bowl with 1/2 cup warm water and one teaspoon of the sugar. Set aside for about 10 minutes until yeast begins to foam. In a large mixing bowl, combine remaining sugar, vegetable oil, salt and the warm milk. Add yeast mixture. Stir in 2 cups whole wheat flour and 2 cups unbleached white flour. Beat on low speed for 2 minutes, then beat on high for 2 minutes.
Return to low speed and add remaining 1 cup whole wheat flour and 1 more cup white flour. Beat one minute. Work in remaining flour by hand. Let dough rest for 5 minutes.
Turn dough onto a lightly floured smooth surface. Knead for 10 minutes or until smooth and elastic, using additional white flour as needed. Shape into a ball and place in a large greased bowl, turning the dough over to grease top. Cover with a damp cloth and let rise in a warm place for about 1 hour or until doubled in bulk.
Punch dough down. Let rise 1 more hour; Punch down again. Turn dough onto a lightly floured surface and form into desired shapes.
Position rolls roughly 1 inch apart on greased baking sheets or in greased muffin tins. Brush rolls with melted, unsalted butter and allow to rise in a warm place for 20 to 30 minutes until puffed.
Bake at 375° F. for 15 to 20 minutes until browned.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5382 Calories from Fat 1157
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 131 g202.2%
Saturated Fat 30.2 g151.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 77.5 mg25.8%
Sodium 6042.3 mg251.8%
Total Carbohydrates 927 g309.1%
Dietary Fiber 68.8 g275.1%
Sugars 127.1 g
Protein 143 g286.5%
Vitamin A 17.4% Vitamin C 0.07%
Calcium 76.5% Iron 272.2%
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Jewish World Review August 28, 2008 / 27 Menachem-Av 5768 Farewell, NATO By Victor Davis Hanson
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When I was growing up in the 1960s, we had a majestic Santa Rosa plum orchard on my family's farm. The trees were 40 years old and had grown to over 20 feet high. My grandfather would proudly recall how its once-bumper crops of big, sweet plums had helped him survive the Depression and a postwar fall in agricultural prices.
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Bob - 5.10a
Average Rating : 4.00 out of 5Route sequence (left to right): 1
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full set cams with doubles 3.5 to 5, set of nuts, larger hexes nice but not necessary.
Obvious crack on left portion of wall. 3 pitches. First pitch isn't really climbing, just a ledgy broken area simply to get to large ledge below main crack. P1 begins at base of wall but to left, walking around corner about 25 feet where you will see two 15 foot straight cracks. Take the right one then angle and traverse right, over broken but easy ledges and then last 25 feet of chossy but easily protected rock to ledge above tree with bolted anchor (80 ft). 2nd pitch starts at anchor then up left into fun offwidth to bolted anchor (70 feet) . 3rd pitch continue on offwidth to nook with webbing around a boulder. Rap bolted stations from there or you may continue up crack that starts thin then widens, you'll start it with a detached pillar behind you then finish on mossy rock. If you choose to top out you can scramble down a steep gulley back to rap slings. Good route with pitch 2 and 3 having mostly good rock.Descent Options:
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first pitch is a little wandering/uneventful, although there is some fun movement involved. second and third are sweet. bring big gear and watch out for the odd loose block, especially on p3., as it would land directly on your belayer
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fun climbing. second and third pitches are nice. doubles in the big stuff up to a new #5 camalot would be good for p2
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What Determines Individual Preferences over Reform? Microeconomic Evidence from Russia
This paper provides empirical evidence on the determinants of individual reform preferences in Russia after the August 1998 crisis. We analyze the response pattern to survey questions about the individual's support of returning to socialism and stopping market reforms in a bivariate probit framework. Two possible explanations for the observed preferences are considered. First, personal attitudes toward reform are affected by the individuals' economic gains or losses during transition. Second, as established by research in sociology, some societal groups are more flexible than others in adapting to changes in their environment. The empirical results, which focus on the effect of age, education, labor market status, income levels and income changes on the likelihood of opposing reform, give support to both hypotheses. Interestingly, we also find a strong regional variation in reform attitudes. Controlling for individual characteristics, we establish that people who live in high-arrears regions are more likely to oppose the reform process. Furthermore, the regional income level, ethnic composition, oil production and crime rate are significantly related to the market reform orientation of the regions' residents. Copyright 2002, International Monetary Fund
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This article was originally published in European Theories of the Drama. Barrett H. Clark. Cincinnati: Stewart & Kidd Company, 1918.
GEORGE FARQUHAR was born in Londonderry, Ireland, in 1677 or 1678. Little is known of his early years beyond the fact that he went to school in his native town and entered Trinity College, Dublin, in 1694. He remained there about a year. Not long after he made the acquaintance of the actor Robert Wilks, through whom he obtained a position on the Dublin stage, where he acted many parts during 1696. He accidentally wounded an actor and left the stage, having decided to write plays. He went to London that or the following year. Love and a Bottle, his first comedy, was produced at Drury Lane in 1698, and enjoyed a fair degree of popularity. It is interesting to know that soon after his arrival he discovered Nance Oldfield and with Vanbrugh's help, secured her a place with Rich. Farquhar's next play brought him a certain fame. This was The Constant Couple, produced in 1699. The next year found him in Holland, probably for his health. Sir Harry Wildair, his next play, was produced in1701. The Inconstant and The Twin Rivals belong to the year 1702. Later in the same year Farquhar published a little collection of miscellaneous prose and verse, in which he included his Discourse upon Comedy. He was married probably the next year. He spent the following three in recruiting for the army, though he collaborated with Motteux in an adaptation from the French, called The Stage Coach (1704). Two years later The Recruiting Officer was performed at Drury Lane. Though it was successful, Farquhar was harassed with debts and was forced to sell a commission which he held. During an illness in 1707 he wrote The Beaux Stratagem. He died a few weaks after the first performance.
Farquhar's importance as a dramatist consists in his having combined many of the elements of the comedy of his time and evolving them into a form which was later developed by Goldsmith and Sheridan. One of the dire results of Collier's attack on the stage was the conversion of Farquhar. The Twin Rivals (1702) and its Preface constitute Farquhar's reply to Collier; the play, in the author's words, sets out to prove that "an English comedy may answer the strictness of poetical justice." This was precisely the "poetical justice" which Addison attacked in the Spectator, the conventional reward of the virtue and punishment of vice. The Discourse published the same year contains a defense of the drama against Collier and his followers, but in general, it is merely a light essay, anti-classic in its rejection of the Unities.


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Sykes, DH, Arveiler, D, Salters, CP, Ferrieres, J, McCrum, E, Amouyel, P, Bingham, A, Montaye, M, Ruidavets, JB, Haas, B, Ducimetiere, P and Evans, AE (2002) Psychosocial risk factors for heart disease in France and Northern Ireland: The prospective epidemiological study of myocardial infarction (PRIME). International Journal of Epidemiology, 31 (6). pp. 1227-1234. [Journal article]
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Background France has a substantially lower level of premature mortality from cardiovascular diseases (CVD) relative to its comparators. Compared with Northern Ireland, France has one-half the rate, despite having a similar cardiovascular risk profile to Northern Ireland. In this prospective longitudinal study the psychosocial risk hypothesis for CVD was tested. Method A cohort of 9758 men (7359 in France and 2399 in Northern Ireland) aged 50-59 years who were initially free of any CVD were recruited. At baseline the subjects completed a psychosocial questionnaire, measuring hostility, depression, social support, and the Type A behaviour pattern. At 5-years follow-up their clinical status was determined. Results Multivariate analysis indicated that, contrary to prediction, France had a substantially more negative psychosocial risk profile than Northern Ireland. The psychosocial risk factors were not successful at predicting at 5-years follow-up the hard clinical endpoint of definite fatal/non-fatal myocardial infarction. In the case of the softer clinical endpoint, angina pectoris/unstable angina, only depression predicted outcome with a small effect size. Conclusion The findings provide little support for the psychosocial risk hypothesis. The psychosocial risk profile was more negative in France, the opposite of that predicted. The finding of a relationship between depression and angina may reflect a tendency for individuals who respond negatively on mood state to report more cardiac symptoms irrespective of physical disease state.
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