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25 County Rd. 292, Cullman, AL 35057
- $829,999
- 337 Days on site
- Est: $3,075/month
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- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3.50
- Single Family Home
- 5,211 sq ft
Additional Room Dimensions: Den/Family Room 20x25.2 Kitchenette 10.9x10.8 Patio 50x10 Just reduced from $1,200,000 !!! Come Home and Enjoy a Vacation ! Lake Shore Estates, Lewis-Smith Lake,... This amazing Lake Home has everything needed to relax and enjoy life, whether enjoying morning coffee sitting out on the balcony looking down at the water or having a get together with family, this home, is perfect for entertaining, suitsany occasion. Luxurious amenities abound in this Elegant home.located on Smith Lake, Cullman, Alabama, less than 7 miles from I-65,about 60 minutes from Birmingham and 50 minutes from Huntsville, no Sacrificing convenience for a Lakefront getaway ! Leave the grind of everyday life behind and come home to a vacation. Waterfront propertyTraditional styled home, light grey dryvit construction, accented with black fixtures and manicured landscaping adorned with flowers, blooming shrubs, flowering trees, fig trees, and grape arbors, greet your eyes as you pull up to the circular drive. Impressive Beveled Glass Double Door Front entrance opens to a Roomy Foyer. Upon entering this home you are amazed by the Magnificence of the Great Room before you, featuring Five massive 12 foot Windowstotaling 26 feet across, providing daily Breathtaking Views of Lake Scenery and nightly Awesome Sunsets. This room is topped off with a Soaring 25 foot Cathedral Ceiling, special ordered 14 inch Crown Molding, 8 inch Trim throughout and finishing this room is a Stately Gas Fireplace started by a switch on the wall. Next to the foyer is an Elegant Powder Room with pedestal sink and soft Chandelier lighting. These three rooms all have Custom Hardwood Flooring. Above , looking over the Great Room is a open Spacious Loft which can be used as a Den, Office or extra Guest accommodations. Like most rooms in this house, it has incredible views of the lake, other side of Loft has a very big Arch Window offering full view of driveway and front yard. Gorgeous Kitchen features dark taupe Corian Counters and square Island with Designer Chandelier above it, all complimented by beautiful Pickled Oak Custom Cabinetry. Corian top ends with a massive Lazy Susan Cabinet topped by a 60 inch Circular Eating Area, easily seats 4 Bar Stools. GE Profile and Monogram appliances this Kitchen abounds with cabinets and drawer space! Two windows above sink overlooking front garden. Octagon shaped Breakfast-Sun Room with 8 full length Windows providing cheerful sunshine and a lovely view of nature while eating. Next to kitchen is open spacious Dining Room featuring a double layered octagon Tray Ceiling. (Chandelier not included) Step from Dining Room out onto Balcony and serve your guests cocktails while enjoying the relaxing lake view scenery. To the right of the foyer is Master Bedroom featuring a large Tray Ceiling, three 7 foot Window - French Door combination opens to Balcony offering a private, peaceful respite to enjoy sunsets on the lake before retiring. On each side of hallway are two nice sized matching Walk-in Closets, When entering the Master Bath double vanities face each other with a mirror in between for semi-private his and hers space. Separate shower to the right with a lovely Stained Glass Window to the leftof the jetted tub reflecting soft colorful light thru the room. All ceilings 9 foot high throughout hou Have a question? Click here for contact information.
- Year Built: 1997
- 337 Days on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3.50
Listing Details
- Lot Size
- Approximately 1.00
- Parking
- 3 Car Garage, Parking Space (3)
- Number of Floors
- 2.0 Floor(s)
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $83,320
- Tax Amount
- $2,121
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Rooms
- 8
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 4,373
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 58,650
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 1.35
- Year Built
- 1996
- Fireplace
- Yes
- Cooling System
- Yes
- Exterior Type
- Concrete Block
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- Good Hope Primary School
- 661 County Road 447
- Good Hope Elementary School
- 204 Good Hope School Rd
- Cold Springs Elementary School
- 8999 County Road 109
Nearby Middle Schools
- Good Hope Middle School
- 216 Good Hope School Rd
- Cold Springs Elementary School
- 8999 County Road 109
- Harmony School
- 4910 County Road 940
Nearby High Schools
- Good Hope High School
- 210 Good Hope School Rd
- Cold Springs High School
- 9010 County Road 109
- Cullman Christian School
- 708 8th Ave Sw
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Growing up during World War II was one of the experiences that helped to form, for good or bad, the person I have become today.
I remember Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima, D-Day and that terrible day that changed the world forever, when a plane called the Enola Gay dropped the bomb that caused such devastation that it basically ended the war with Japan in one day.
Among our allies were the Russians led by a butcher named Joseph Stalin, but in the newsreels - photographed with President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill - with his broad Slavic grin and his humongous mustache, Stalin resembled a good-natured, earthy uncle with a merry heart and candy in his pockets for the kids.
To say looks are deceiving is a gross understatement.
This man was a monster of the first order who had already killed more of his fellow countrymen than his army had killed Germans, but he was presented in the media as the beloved hero of his people fighting alongside America to preserve the freedom and dignity of mankind.
Stalin ceased to be our ally the day the war was over and the occupation of Europe and Japan started being discussed.
General Douglas MacCarthur held his feet to the fire in Japan and the Pacific, but a war weary nation soon tired of the venomous back and forth with Russia and conceded Eastern Europe to Russian occupation - a mistake we lived to regret many times over and apparently failed to learn from.
The result - as we all know - was the Cold War as the Soviet Union's Iron Curtain began a long and bloody reign of terror which resulted in electrified fences and machine gun torrents that cut people down for trying to escape. The walls finally fell under Ronald Reagan's unrelenting arms race that a top-heavy police state like Russia simply couldn't sustain.
With the breakup of the Soviet Union came a supposed new era of friendship and cooperation, which was readily embraced by politicians on both sides of the aisle, some who even claimed to develop personal relationships with Russian leaders.
In my opinion, the Russian power brokers were laughing up their sleeves at American naivety. I believe what Russia wanted was a breathing spell, a respite from the relentless arms race America was obviously winning, a chance to bring their resources back home and update an aging military whose last action had suffered a sound defeat in Afghanistan.
They soft-soaped us for a while with the Gorbachevs and Yeltsins and then got back down to business by putting an ex-KGB officer named Vladimir Putin in power, who in my opinion always had the intention of reclaiming the pertinent parts of the Soviet Union.
And, now, his plans have reached fruition and the first phase of the operation is being carried out in the Crimean section of the Ukraine. By the time you read this column, it could have proceeded even farther, but the fertile and strategically located Ukraine is an important piece of Putin's puzzle.
The Western World will file protests and condemnations and the United Nations will probably pass a resolution castigating Russia for its aggression, but Putin, and the rest of the world for that matter, will know that it's only the impotent ravings of paper tigers and straw dogs and most likely, under the auspices of rescuing the Ukrainian people from an illegal rebel government proceed with his rebuilding of the Russian Empire.
Putin has played President Obama like a video game, seizing the initiative and the spotlight in the Middle East, leaving Obama and his team of academics standing in the shadows wondering what happened.
At a time when experience is sorely needed, when Obama needs operatives and cold warriors who have a history of dealing with the Russians giving him advice, he has surrounded himself with idealistic novices who have no idea where the mines are buried.
On top of that, he has fired many of our most battle-hardened, upper-echelon military officers, a case of politics over common sense, and the move of a rank amateur. And, with the assistance of a gutless Congress, he is in the process of downsizing and demoralizing our military and cutting the benefits of our veterans.
And, no, all you cherry pickers, I don't want a war with Russia over the Ukraine, or for any other reason for that matter, but don't think that Putin's ambitions will end there. Obama's inability and inaction will only encourage him and his belligerence will grow with each humiliation of the western powers until, one day, there will be a confrontation.
I only hope and pray that, when that day comes, America will have a leader who is up to the task.
What do you think?
Pray for our troops and the peace of Jerusalem.
God Bless America
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Located in Old Town, Hilton Edinburgh Carlton is within a 5-minute walk of popular attractions such as St. Giles' Cathedral and Real Mary King's Close. This 211-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi. It's in central Edinburgh and also a short walk from Greyfriars Kirk and Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre.
In addition to a restaurant onsite, there is also a bar where you can enjoy a drink. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. Start each morning with full breakfast, available for a fee from 7 AM to 10 AM.
All 211 air-conditioned rooms feature coffee makers, safes, and phones. 40-inch flat-screen TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds are dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets. Other standard amenities include ironing boards and desks.
Renovated in 2016, Hilton Edinburgh Carlton offers a 24-hour fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and 7 meeting rooms. Offsite parking is offered for a fee. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a computer station.
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- Walking distance to St. Giles' Cathedral and Real Mary King's Close
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- 24-hour fitness center
Hilton Edinburgh Carlton
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. 15 meeting rooms are available. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2016.
Hilton Edinburgh Carlton is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 211
- Number of floors - 10
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Meeting rooms 7
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- Number of meeting rooms - 15
- Smoke-free property
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- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Offsite parking discounted rates available
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Hilton Edinburgh Carlton offers 211 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and coffee/tea makers. Beds feature Egyptian cotton sheets and premium bedding. 40-inch flat-screen televisions come with digital channels. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Edinburgh hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is offered daily and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested.
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- Room service (24 hours)
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- In-room climate control (heating)
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Nineteen Hundred Bar - Onsite bar.
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Marco Pierre White - Onsite steakhouse.
Late night fare is available from 24-hour room service.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Snow tubing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 4 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Only service animals are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: GBP 18.95 for adults and GBP 9.00 for children (approximately)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Carlton Edinburgh
- Hilton Edinburgh Carlton Scotland
- Hilton Edinburgh Carlton Hotel
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- Barcelo Edinburgh
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Up to 2 children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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National Rating
This establishment has received its official star rating from VisitScotland, the National Tourist Board for Scotland.


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Rambus unveils 'Binary Pixel' sensor tech for expanded dynamic range
US technology company Rambus has unveiled 'Binary Pixel' sensor technology, promising greatly expanded dynamic range for the small sensors used in devices such as smartphones. Current image sensors are unable to record light above a specific saturation point, which results in clipped highlights. Binary Pixel technology gets around this by recording when a pixel has received a certain amount of light, then resetting it and in effect restarting the exposure. The result is significantly expanded dynamic range from a single-shot exposure. The company has demonstrated the technology using a low resolution (128 x 128 pixel) sensor, and says it can easily be incorporated into CMOS sensors using current manufacturing methods.
Aside from the 'temporal oversampling' described above, Binary Pixel technology employs a couple of further innovations. It uses Binary Operation, sensing photons using discrete thresholds which the company says is similar to the human eye for better sensitivity across gamut of dark to bright. It also employs Spatial Oversampling, meaning the individual pixels are sub-divided to capture more data and improve dynamic range. The technology isn't restricted to phone sensors, and in principle should work equally well for all sensor sizes.
Rambus lists the key advantages of Binary Pixel sensors as follows:
Ultra-High Dynamic Range
• Optimized at the pixel level for DSLR-quality dynamic range in mobile and consumer cameras
Single-Shot HDR Photos & Videos
• Operates in a single exposure period to capture HDR images real-time with no post processing
Improved Low-Light Sensitivity
• Spatial and temporal oversampling reduces noise and graininess
Works with Current Mobile Platform
• Designed to integrate with current SoCs, be manufactured using current CMOS technology, and fit in a comparable form-factor, cost and power envelope
For more information, see the Rambus Binary Pixel Technology website
Rambus is showing its new technology at the Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona. Connect.dpreview.com is at MWC 2013 to bring you all the news and developments, click through to read all about the latest devices and apps.
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Rambus Unveils Binary Pixel Technology For Dramatically Improved Image Quality in Mobile Devices
|Image comparison illustrating the theoretical benefits of the Binary Pixel Imager
Breakthrough technology Provides Single-Shot High Dynamic Range and Improved Low-Light Sensitivity in a Single Exposure
SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA AND BARCELONA, SPAIN – February 25, 2013 – Rambus Inc. (NASDAQ: RMBS), the innovative technology solutions company that brings invention to market, today unveiled breakthrough binary pixel technology that dramatically improves the quality of photos taken from mobile devices. The Rambus Binary Pixel technology includes image sensor and image processing architectures with single-shot high dynamic range (HDR) and improved low-light sensitivity for better videos and photos in any lighting condition.
"Today's compact mainstream sensors are only able to capture a fraction of what the human eye can see," said Dr. Martin Scott, chief technology officer at Rambus. "Our breakthrough binary pixel technology enables a tremendous performance improvement for compact imagers capable of ultra high-quality photos and videos from mobile devices."
As improvements are made in resolution and responsiveness, more and more consumers are using the camera functionality on their smart phone as the primary method for taking photos and capturing memories. However, high contrast scenes typical in daily life, such as bright landscapes, sunset portraits, and scenes with both sunlight and shadow, are difficult to capture with today's compact mobile sensors - the range of bright and dark details in these scenes simply exceeds the limited dynamic range of mainstream CMOS imagers.
This binary pixel technology is optimized at the pixel level to sense light similar to the human eye while maintaining comparable form factor, cost and power of today's mobile and consumer imagers. The results are professional-quality images and videos from mobile devices that capture the full gamut of details in dark and bright intensities.
Benefits of binary pixel technology:
- Improved image quality optimized at the pixel level
- Single-shot HDR photo and video capture operates at high-speed frame-rates
- Improved signal-to-noise performance in low-light conditions
- Silicon-proven technology for mobile form factors
- Easily integratable into existing SoC architectures
- Compatible with current CMOS image sensor process technology
The Rambus binary pixel has been demonstrated in a proof-of-concept test-chip and the technology is currently available for integration into future mobile and consumer image sensors. For additional information visit www.rambus.com/binarypixel
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About time Rambus does something useful.
Pretty cool! Reminds me of the space-based ion detectors I used to work on at the Center for Space Sciences. Those were a pain to decipher with their 6 or 7 bit words. I would imagine this technology would be easier, but software for that will make the transition from Bayer filters to Fuji's X-Trans look like a walk in the park.
What's needed now is a printer that can deal with the extra dynamic range. I've long wondered when someone would be able to create a sensor/printer technology that would be comparable to b&w of yore, something Ansel Adams might have used for his prints.
I predicted a time-based sensor months ago...
I wonder exactly how it is done...I have been thinking for eons if only they could read (perhaps with a comparator) each pixel and then set gain or something in order to increase the SNR. I surmise they reset the accumulating charge once it reaches a certain level, and increase a counter each time they do the reset. Perhaps that requires not a lot of circuitry nowadays (size-wise).
I think this is very useful, i hope it will be used in smartphone as soon as possible.
The following url explaint this kind of technology more earlly.
Just think how this could be applied to speed/red-light camera for revealing registration plates or even facial features for identifying drivers of vehicles. Many US states will be up in arms about this prospect.
Shadow/Highlight in PS revisited? ;)
You cannot trust a company like Rambus. They have a terrible history. They are a patent troll of the highest order. Genuine companies should steer clear of them. They join technology consortiums, with the guise of cooperation and knowledge sharing, then they run off and patent these shared ideas or incorporate it in their patents. Then they mount a battery of lawsuits with companies that would rather give in than expose them. The worst was when Intel partnered with them in the famous RDRAM fiasco, after RDRAM failed they sued almost all the memory manufacturers, after joining JDEC and stealing their ideas and patenting them. This company needs to be put out to pasture. I wont doubt that any technology they are showing off is fluff only to get corporation.
This has some of the properties of a new sensor technology I've been working on in my research for several years, and I think it's a great general approach.
However, they don't give quite enough info to distinguish what they're doing from the sensors that have been made primarily for the auto industry to use in rear-view cameras. You may have noticed that some of those have far greater dynamic range than normal cameras, and this type of sampling logic is the reason. I don't know who's making which versions now; a little company making such sensors was acquired by Cypress Semiconductor some years ago and they were producing these sensors, but I believe Cypress stopped doing that in the past year or two....
The idea is great for sure. But how practical in terms of space is this on a die? If you want to increase the dynamic range by 4 stops you would need an additional 4 bit counter plus the reset logic. Say that would be 30 transistors. Would be interesting to know how much space 30 transistors take in relation to the photocell to understand if this approach has merit with current chip manufacturing process for CMOS sensors or if only with further shrunk transistor sizes the proportion will become meaningful in the future. More dynamic range on mobile phones is sure a good thing.
On another note it is worth noting that RAMBUS makes its income by filing patents on ideas which borderline common knowledge and then sue chip makers to pay licenses to RAMBUS, making common products more expensive. Lets hope this is not the intention here that this patent is creating the foundation to make sensor more expensive in the future.
For what it's worth, the nanocontroller architecture I've been working on for a decade has less logic than a 4-bit counter (see aggregate.org/KYARCH/20070914/), but one needs more than 4 bits local to each pixel to do this right and memory cells are somewhat problematic. My reference sensel size is 5um, and between 100-300 transistors fit under that. With the smaller sensel pitch they seem to be targeting, I doubt they're really doing much more than simple threshold output & reset with per-sensel logic.
I think this is a great idea. It's not about making the end result look like the picture on the right all the time. It's about getting the most, and cleanest, information from the scene to be able to work with. It's about having the flexibility to get great detail from both shadows and highlights where previous sensors would either clip or present lots of noise. In this way, it's a powerful direction to go in.
Well, Super CCD are two pixels merged into one. This is just one pixel (cell). Tho its not that different and I think maybe Super CCD was better idea. Unfortunately Fuji being Fuji did that bit too early and f*cked it up by various quirks and problems..
Btw. I have S5 Pro right now, while it has amazing DR its still just 6 mpix camera.. and not exactly sharpest 6 mpix too.
look at this
check the last reference on that paper.
There are many ways to do HDR. Using multiple exposure times is an old idea and we did one of the first sensors using this method nearly 20 years ago. The Rambus binary pixel approach goes well beyond this.
Yes it is an "old" idea but it does not use different exposure times but the partial emptying of photosites approaching too fast saturation, and this in a single exposure time.
this technique was not practically feasible at this time because it required an internal circuit a bit too large for the fill factor.
The illustration does not come out of the proof of concept 128x128 censor
A new censor is needed with ultra-fast reset time
and 1 bit memory/pixel for one-time over exposure reset information (binary)
Since Nigel_L already had this idea earlier:
this could be used against the patent troll
I find many of these wide DR images are lifeless, flat and lacking in dynamics. If blacking out some shadows results in a more dynamic, engaging image, why go HDR?
As for Rambus, things aren't that pretty right now.
Well, DR is about "options" .. when you have burned highlights and non-liftable shadows (due banding noise), then you are pretty much "done". Obviously if you know how to shoot its not an issue. But this allows bit of extra tweaking.
Tho to be really usable, 16-bit output is needed or it will be really "flat" (14-bit is ok-ish, but more is better in this case).
the image to the left looks like a canon, the one to the right looks like a nikon...oop wrong topic.
I am all for getting the highest DR like film. We can add contrast to and saturation if we wanted in post production. Just give us the most raw data possible. Engineers keep it up. Rambus is those guys that I remember suing other memory makers on ram.
As another poster said, contrast is out-of-wack as wide dynamic range picture has not had proper tone-curve adjustment. And, anyway, does revealing the detail in the shadows (or the highlights) really make it a better picture? Is it really what the eye sees? The old HDR arguments may resurface.
Good simple solution to the 'problem' though. Wish Fujifilm had thought of this.
I likewise think the right-hand image looks awful. But you can never have too much data; if the technique manages to supply more bits of data — and I wonder how well it'll deal with nonlinearity around its reset point and/or moving subjects — then software will fix it.
This is a neat idea. Blown highlights are a bigger problem than shadow noise because they are absolutely unrecoverable, while noisy shadows can be smoothed/binned post exposure. Or even during exposure! In such a hypothetic sensor, highlight pixels could reset multiple times during exposure to improve headroom, while at the same time shadow pixels could be binned to improve shadow S/N ratio (at the expense of resolution) all at once.
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Rambus is not so much a technology company, but rather a patent lawsuit mill.
Best to walk away from anything they develop, it's likely just something their attorneys will use to sue people.
Lawyers and judges are spectacularly ignorant when it comes to technology and it gets worse when parades of engineers are brought into court rooms to try and demonstrate proof of orignal ownership and design.
I'm with larryK, these guys had an ethical bypass at birth.
Rambus does not spread technology by licensing it. They look for technology similar to theirs and extort $$$ from innovators. They call this licensing, just like mobs selling "protection".
Going to the logical end, a single pixel can work in a binary mode (detecting light or darkness) similar to dithered images of printers. When they create pixels with 50nm pitch then it can be possible to have image quality close to today's sensors.
But pretty soon, they will hit the law of diminishing returns, the quantum noise is determined by the total light collected by the surface of the sensor. For example, even ideal (noiseless) micro 4/3 sensor will not be able to achieve the performance of today's (not ideal) FF sensor.
why 50 nm? What are your assumptions?
You are also forgetting about improvements in QE.
You're right that photography is about playing with light, showing and hidding, stimulating the imagination by playing with the shadows. Showing everything is to photography what an instruction booklet is to litterature.
Ideally, a nice camera should propose the degree of Dynamic Range as do Fujifilm with its EXR. With an EXR camera, you can choose on a scale of 100%, 200% and 400%, which proves by the way that the Fujifilm engineers are not just "camera for fun" designers, but do really understand what photography is about.
I feel like a lower pixel density could yield a much wider dynamic range. But if this tech lets us have the best of both worlds, I can't complain.
I should mention here that I have been working with Rambus for a few years and they fund our Quanta Image Sensor R&D at Dartmouth, along with other projects elsewhere. I believe their strategy is to invest in R&D that yields fundamental IP in advanced areas. It is an interesting business model and one that actually supports innovation and technology development even if they are ultimately a non-practicing entity.
If I recall correctly, they developed DDR RAM, is that right? I believe I saw them announce it about 20 years ago. It was of course state of the art at the time, and still in use today.
So I noticed Nikon's D4 has a 120k e- well capacity. Does it have deep wells, or do they use something like what RAMBUS has here, which looks more like a "flag and flush" for oversampling.
No Luke! .. Rambus if its the same company developed Rambus RAM .. something very different to DDR; with very expensive licensing .. Intel got in huge trouble by adopting Rambus Ram .. as AMD adopted DDR and it got very competitive against Intel / Rambus partnership.
Thanks for the clarification.
There is only one Rambus. I think they have had a strategic change in the way they do business since their initial infamous foray. I like the new business model and support it. On the other hand, patent trolls (non inventive NPEs) are truly a parasite on our economy.
they have to change since the patent laws were changed as a result of such practices.
@EF: it certainly makes one proud and is good for the ego to have one's institution's research and inventions to be validated and endorsed, but ultimately you are the suckers these companies prey on. ...unless of course, you tell us that you are getting shares in rambus in return, as well as royalties for any future licencing revenues.
@Timmbits. Thanks for looking out for me. Fortunately I am fairly experienced in these matters.
With all due respect Wilmark, I don't think you really understand what a patent troll is. And even the most evil patent trolls out there are perfectly legal in what they do. Suggesting otherwise is just silly. Anyway, a patent troll does not spend money to develop new technology and teach it to others. Of course they want people to adopt the technology so they can generate licensing revenue, but it is an eyes-wide-open scenario. Just like Nikon wants you to buy their technology so they generate revenue. No trickery or underhanded activity going on there. And yes, I am aware of Rambus' infamous and unflattering past. I wouldn't work with Rambus of old.
@Eric, I agree that Rambus is not a traditional patent troll but what they did with JEDEC was worse IMO. Rambus stuck a knife into the heart of the tech industry, striking at its most vulnerable point where companies put aside their individual profit motives to collaborate on standards for the benefit of the whole industry, which should translate into profits for all unless a wayward participant decides to corrupt the process for personal gain like Rambus did.
Perhaps Rambus has turned over a new leaf as you imply, yet I still see them involved in legal pursuits over those original JEDEC patents. I personally could never trust them again.
@ Hroshak, I bet he's being paid per word or per response. Lol we dont live in a court room. I recall the details very well. Intel should have made sure that they never do any business again. These kinds of companies hurt consumers all over by preventing progress and overall cooperation at least for the purpose of standards. If it wern't for AMD and Via we would have been paying loads more for memory today.
Reminds me somewhat of a forum post I made a few years ago...
See http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/18895569
Regards, Nigel
indeed Nigel. Ahead of your time, but I was ahead of you by "a bit" as were a few others.
If this is indeed the same idea, then you have just invalidated Rambus' patent.
A patent is contingent of the invention not already being public knowledge or having been published in the public eye. A competitor could use your underwriting to challenge the patent and not have to pay licensing fees.
This would essentially become a race of first to market to gain an advantage, and legal battles between those with the deepest pockets.
Nigel_L: even as preparing to start some studies and thus not affording much I'm willing to support YOUR idea.
I hope everyone here supports Nigel_L
Anything against the worst patent troll in the history!
I made some comments on this in the news forum yesterday including a reference to technical work they published. Bottom line, I am a big fan of binary pixels and oversampling (spatially and temporally) and believe this is where things are headed even for large sensor cameras.
I see there is some wrong information being circulated in this comments section so readers, beware!
at the moment a single reset will introduce delays
if one needed more than one reset, that makes it ineffective
it's better to have pixels capable of pixel level control (Canon has this already patented) to handle different ISO 'choices' pre-selected by the shooter, which allows for multi-ISO selection according to multiple levels of light (zone system of ISOs!!!) where no 'resetting delays' are introduced nor involved.
one then could have 'final image simulation' exposure chosen base on more than one ISO setting, each aimed at different light levels seen by the sensor (Natural DR ExpSim LV)
if not multi-ISO capability, at least dual-small-large-type-pair pixel sensors can be dedicated to handling both ends of the light extremes (bright vs dark) instantly with no resets and no delays
fujifilm already has dual-type pixels but only handle at single ISO levels chosen by the shooter (and fujifilm doesn't have exp sim lv at all anyway; making multi-ISOs impractical)
That assumes a still image. Quite often one wants to capture motion effects and this approach will not allow that
this is exactly what i've been talking about...!!!
dual-type-pixels (binning), but using a smaller pixel for brighter light and larger pixel for lower light
meaning a 23Mp image is made from 46Mp sensor with 'dual-(small-big)-pixel-pairs'
If that's the case, Rambus just infringed on Fuji's S5 pro's super ccd technology. I'm not sure though, seems like the same scheme.
Huh? No, it doesn't. Several companies have worked on your idea. What Rambus is proposing is also not a new idea, but they have some specific ideas on implementing it. Their pixels empty when they fill up, record that info, then start filling again. Each pixel works alone.
You don't have to bin - since the problem is sensitivity and saturation you could have staggered triggers - preset the pixels with triggers of various amounts - say 4 bits so that when you expose you could possibly stop saturation of certain pixels by having them expose later in the cycle as opposed to others. You get into lot's of trouble, but at least with one exposure you could somewhat easily have more valid information on each pixel.
Good to see some actual innovation in the sensor arena. Far too much of digital photography hitherto has been in replacing film, but the opportunities in digital extend well beyond that. This is a great idea and I see no reason why they couldn't reset the pixels more than once -- just keep track of the number of resets and add enough bits to count the resets. Two bits gives you four resets, that should do it.
actually the idea of pixels handling more than one level of light (or more than one sensitivity) has been around awhile, and certainly to have already been patented by camera manufacturers for awhile
even pixel level control of exposures via multi-ISO capability, too (several years ago)
so, their patent may simply be a variational workaround to avoid other patent conflicts. if not, they're also going to get lawsuits too...
no one is going to use an idea if it isn't ideal for mfrs
I'm not sure this is so fabulous for most "small sensor" cameras, except that the bulk of the sensors produced are of that type. I generally don't have a driving need for expanding the bright side of the dynamic range in 1/2.3 (or smaller) cameras - what I really need is more sensitivity in dark scenes.
While you could claim that this allows getting more light to the sensor without blowing highlights...yes - sort of. Most exposures are limited by absolute duration (shake/subject movement) and not the fear of clipping on highlights.
good point.
we get blown highlights as a result of increasing sensitivity to better distinguish the darker hues.
another approach may be to implement variable sensitivity across the sensor for a given image - this could achieve the same result, and could be implemented in firmware/software today.
We have the BSI process - is there much more room to increase the sensitivity of silicon? I saw a demonstration of a "nano" (way over used term) sensor that was supposed to be much more sensitive, but have not seen anything lately... Other then using a lense to gather more light it seems like we have hit a limit.
Expanding the highlights equals expanding the shadows. Its really about how many tones fit into your total dynamic range. Add more range at the top and then re-bias the whole scale so mid of your dynamic range is mid tone and then you have more range on both ends. Then because you've effectively pulled the dark regions up it comes to the point of how good your signal to noise is.
More like US Patent Troll.
"but that's the nature of patents..."
Not at all, the idea of patents was to prevent unfair competition by stealing somebody's ideas. Patent trolls are basically in a business of planting minefields hoping somebody steps on them. The former is constructive the latter is destructive.
If this can hold the highlights without flattening everything (HDR Smokevision effect) it would be great and a shame to waste on cellphones.
It's amazing what drives innovation, but you can see the "reverse" usage of products into high performance products - portable chips used in servers, 2.5" hard drives being used in servers - if it was not for the explosion of portable computers those devices would not have been developed. I hope that pushing the small sensor "quality" will give great rewards to all of us larger format users - I am just annoyed at not being able to watch my children's shows, or look at the Grand Canyon because a sea of iphones, ipads and such are being held up in my way by people ruining my moment to get a crappy copy of their moment....really, an Ipad/iphone at 50 ft? what in the hell can you see?
This is essentially the same idea as multiple exposures using electronic shutter. For example, you take 4 normal exposures and merge them into a single image, you get 2 times better SNR (and dynamic range) and effectively pushing ISO 4 times lower. You can do it today with cameras like Sony NEX, except the shutter is not electronic, it's mechanical, so there is problem with moving subjects.
On the subject of the dynamic range. The displays and prints have a lot more limited dynamic range than modern sensors. In order to display higher dynamic range you need to compress it, the more you compress, the less natural image looks. Until displays with much better dynamic range are built, increasing dynamic range of the sensor has little advantages.
'It will just take one normal length exposure.' -- it is and it isn't. It's done by reducing ISO of the sensor (compared to traditional implementation), after that it's normal, but exactly the same thing happens with multiple exposures, except all pixels are reset, not just those that otherwise would be saturated.
'key is doing it in a single take' -- it's defacto electronic shutter, what is one take? and who cares?
I always though using a shutter like the the TI DLP chips to limit the light to certain pixels would be great although I think there are better electronic ways to do it and you STILL have the issue of creating MORE sensitivity to either create shorter exposures, or increase sensitivity in low light. You can't "make" light so until you can sense it better you are just juggling the same problems around.
Essentially a counter and reset for the pixel bucket.
Since they call it binary, I will assume that for now, the counter is essentially just one bit.
You can probably do this with just a few transistors, that will trip automatically when the pixel bucket hits full. It sets one bit cleans the bucket, and start collecting again.
One of those obvious in hindsight ideas that should really work out well.
I am just sad that patent troll Rambus thought of it first.
I see no technical explanation on how it works. Any one knows? Or have a pointer?
Vogelsang, T.; Stork, D.G.; , "High-dynamic-range binary pixel processing using non-destructive reads and variable oversampling and thresholds," Sensors, 2012 IEEE , vol., no., pp.1-4, 28-31 Oct. 2012
which builds on work by Vetterli et al at EPFL (gigavision camera), and which, to some degree, is related to my work.
I may be wrong, but I think the idea behind that can be explained as follows :
A photosite can be seen as a bucket that is being filled up with electrons when exposed to light. Overexposure occurs when the bucket overflows.
But filling the bucket is not instantaneous. It looks to me like Rambus brings up a new technology that allows to monitor the bucket level. Then it is possible to empty ("reset") the bucket (and memorize it was filled up once, and maybe more than once) and restart filling it until the shutter closes.
The final electrical level corresponding to the total amount of light received by the photosite is then the sum of as many as necessary full buckets and the last partially filled bucket.
Highly sensitive photosites are quickly saturated. But with this new technology, saturation is no longer a problem.
So the advantages are both in lowlight capability and dynamic range.
Yes thats a good analogy for how a pixel works. One thing that has just struck me though is that twice the number of possible charge levels would mean twice the information that needs to be stored meaning twice the file size.
Twice the charge levels, is actually only one more bit of storage per pixel and since files sizes are often already deeper than actual dynamic range, no real file format change is really needed.
But files will likely be a little bit less compressible because they will contain a bit more data.
Well spotted, I stand corrected.
Sounds a great idea. Only problem I can see is if the time to reset the pixel is significant compared to the exposure time. In that case the pixel wouldn't gain any extra charge during the reset and this would leave a plateau in the signal before increasing again, giving a lower value than it really should be.
Nothing says it needs to stop at one reset either. If this works consistently it could be a really impressive next step for sensors.
Reset time is an issue, but I suspect it isn't significant. You could also apply a small correction factor to help with that anyway.
You could do more than once, but it increases the circuit complexity per/pixel for what is like quickly diminishing returns except in extreme HDR photography.
The way I see it resetting the pixel would work well as long as it has the chance to reset and start gathering more electrons. As you say in that case you just add a correction factor, the problem would be if the reset time was significant and the pixel was reset but hadn't started the new collection yet. In that case you cant add a correction since you don't know how many to add.
Perhaps an alternative is to record the time needed to reach full then use that to give an estimated value for the full exposure time. Rambus if your listening feel free to make me an offer for using that idea :)
actually their patent relies on a single type pixel rather than dedicated two-type pixel pairs
any resetting is inefficient compared to 'single-setting-first-time' depending on light levels of dedicated dual-pair type pixels, which means a new dual-(small-large)-pair type pixel sensor is required instead (which is no more difficult to manufacture than a single one that needs to 'reset')
in a dual-pair type pixels i'm thinking of:
when exposure starts, brightly lit areas are instantly handled by smaller pixels and poorly low lit areas are instantly handled by larger pixels, so there is no need for 'resetting' at all in time, as both happen at the beginning moment of exposure without delay
if anyone is thinnking of this, Canon is most likely already doing this, but deciding whether to fully release it or not (they're very likely already testing it for awhile (as may be others, like Fujifilme))
Two different kinds of pixels introduces spatial problems. A single pixel is better. Whether it empties and refills or just records time to fill does have major effects on longer exposures where there may be movement or changes in light during the exposure. Think of flash, and the decisions already made on whether to use flash at beginning or ending of exposure. Neither would work right if all you record is time for pixel to fill.
Steve - Fujifilm had this going for years.
Earlier in the SCCD SR sensors and now in the EXR sensors.
They no longer produce the large sensor cameras with such sensors, only the compacts for various reasons though.
Two types of SuperCCD SR:
EXR explained:
What RAMBUS proposes is just a variation that uses only one pixel with resetting its state.
I imagine that it will cause problems different to Fujifilm approach.
Its quite interesting, but given Rambus history of "patents" (they are great patent trolls) I wouldnt put much faith into it.
Ofc in theory it should work..
Resetting a photosite mid exposure is still 2 exposures.
But not all of them at the same time ! That's the trick ...
- in conventional sensor, there is one readout time
- in Fuji EXR, there are two different readouts for two groups of the sensor pixels.
- in this Rambus tech, each pixel is reset when it needs it. Much more efficient use of the sensor area than the Fuji approach
agree, and the hardware to do the resetting (which introduces delay) is just as complicated as having two different pixels (fujifilm)
the hardware for 'one resettable pixel' is like have two different pixels anyway, but introduces resetting delay inefficiencies
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The guys are talking Super Bowl and get on the topic of who else..."Mr. Deer Antler" himself, Ray Lewis. Both Pete and Larry are tired of the Ray Lewis story and the camera in his face, but Pete goes as far to say that Ray Lewis is a fraud and a phony. LJ thinks he is a guy trying to turn his life around and blames the media. Either way, NO MORE RAY!
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-- -- over to the Muster the Johnson's show without mr. must tutors a way today -- job properly end LJ of course is here. Six what 777 died 7937 Texas 37937. We a couple of text real quick 413 says -- -- bravery and courage when he fought that eight bulls likely could not make it competitive partly actually in my question is this Providence. Have someone. But -- -- any big well is that you recall to keep the games. Or otherwise -- wasn't that responsibility McDermott. These -- -- and he got called up tonight is twenty years old. Easily you know he's leading property on global Wendy's lead I'd rather have a -- score easily -- -- 21 goals making its debut today and it's a wonderful story TJ -- by the way. W -- dot com join us at around eleventh or whatever loaded buyers is of and Linda McMahon. Can't onto that trap though like I can't detained Beecher -- either. Larry in treatment and Larry was. A -- how well I'll back on the stake in a vacuum that I am and Hamilton -- map that -- Hamilton. As an unfortunate. Fortunately it. Unfortunate scenario that he got involved on that particular moment -- -- I I think what it is did they were intimidated at buffalo. Pre meditated from blue jays hit last year Warren Miller so everybody knew that buffalo was coming and -- bad intentions Sullivan nickel or get a six point eight Cologne and put him out there. You knew what was inevitable says that the that was such I stand to what was meant nothing to do what the outcome of the game now -- not how they go -- that they were up one and neck in orbit scored three straight goals are playing really well. And they let the games away from the point 221 ones and three on ones and 21 months. In replaying last night at the if he did several water -- Project target tonight province leads the the Bruins with 21 goals. And he's making its -- -- tonight in his hometown too of course you rather have Jamie sat down would you rather have a go home I don't need to grow and I do I don't need to -- -- -- -- scores. I want goals that you. Are you from the days of Larry and to have -- -- they have got enough they never liked him mr. are now. Yeah I don't know oh in other words you're gonna drug won't fight and I how. -- -- -- that growls that Enron's other college it is congress that you are. I it's. Would buy it but that's the problem though an -- let them know. No no they've got plenty of guys on this team are the guys a Lucic is one. McDermott can be won but not guys that they need in sports or can get into when he architect wanted to look what. Adamant I contradicting. I don't want or check out exchanging. I said if they need to monitor you can do it. If they need to. I don't agree I don't want these guys don't want guys that can be that are not pick a key players on the team. You know themselves a position to be rejected or get -- the penalty box. For five -- ten minutes I don't want that -- -- we said it would hurt the Celtics to have somebody who play but some bad intentions seriously every team has to have that. While so what's it like bronco the team you hate as that. The Reagan waited at the ravens should do don't I don't think the wind beaver game. The -- -- I don't like Ray Lewis at all I like a lot total total fraud look at what Isaac -- well we -- debate nugget if you look at -- Ray Lewis iPad I. I despise -- why he's a total fraud -- right. He's a flawed from. Hawaii because we've got a -- -- point one point one is. The way here at -- -- they would want to chip -- went to jail for a lot longer needed. -- -- -- -- You way out of that I. This -- the way to get himself would have corrected the rest up this way Larry that we're we're probably -- with the -- allegations of OK have you -- -- -- since then that the guy who made his accusations never even our music or did you yet but he -- interview where -- even -- -- out. Gallon now that stuff I had no affect on him what about the argument where we all agree Ray Lewis is always in the year. The linebacker he used to be but yet he's not at an advantage for coming back -- -- which way is it is the is the -- out in force her out there. RC no longer the player we want wise I think. I'm not talking about Ray Lewis NFL player I definitely going to be a hall of Famer. Up talking about the missed last week two weeks ago when the cameras on him during the National Anthem at the end of the game the this this this fraudulent. As a man of of but religion as you are. You are not disgusted by some of his antics like wet wet wet -- Oh but wait wait switches wait pretty okay I thought we are destined to win and the Watson outlet at all a factor for us. -- point he's wrong about that I don't think you -- -- it if -- how -- parents were -- you want to win is that thing that went gardening guards got to pick one team over the -- but he's wrong about that out if he's making a testimony about bush being born in the mean streets of Miami is my they have -- at fifteen. I RBIs and a lot illegitimate kids by the way I'm Marie knows that once I mean. If you want to get in a while of that I think that I think he's entertaining I think the -- delete needs. Personalities like that I certainly don't condone. What happened ten years ago that was a disgrace but then again I can come up with some politicians. Who had similar situations who never got -- we never had -- up. We agree but all of us I thought about this particular guy out let's talk and Larry. This guy always egos when the cameras not a trick to show a lot of it I and I think people most people turned off by politics you know I was just play our very little value of the things I've learned these past two week of this past week or so and watching -- of the stuff is. Pete is getting to a point with the media around there and -- the cyberspace embarrassing people out looking to buy anything they hate in I'm telling you it's to a point where. I watch sports because an escape from the real world and it's getting to a point where. Even -- Reno story I I read on DMZ is something that your house -- power it was reported -- and -- -- some -- the as CBS. Except -- you have to be so cruel and mean about -- accused -- -- -- guy whoever got a mistake and that it is just they didn't. Doubt it Larry though with that story I don't care. I know I I don't I don't I don't think Ray Lewis is -- as you go back. The problem is -- -- this also kinda ties in with Johnson's book about Francona yard Francona is meeting with the Red Sox what some of the female. Focus group people that they had are interested and most of it was about looking players that all the cats up we say all the type that's boring right. Or don't -- you. You know you start doing the flash over substance as owners of a of a Major League team or any professional team -- us moment then. But then people did you also have an element out there complaining because Bob our Brothers get along because they treat each other like Brothers and that's wrong that's. -- I can -- act wisely and item already used a practice facility. Is just hate hate I think without -- -- I don't value. If you don't I don't know right if you don't like a particular player -- -- seriously. I don't -- that doesn't want him -- are the few watches every few well. To ruin a sporting event and I'm gonna watch tomorrow night props odds on seen as Ray Lewis yup roast it. I mean just constant with him constant sustained he's -- and a celebration afterwards team that's okay. You know. I don't believe guys had. I -- he -- Picks up old women that are not -- we've got to -- kept my head not what I do believe that a guy like we did what did you give him true -- to say whatever you will lives. So albeit. Tuesday to teach at a person chains like around do you believe that. -- about it except that may be the guy eight. Is appreciative of what a contrast in -- madam not talk everybody's doing -- -- the player like every single. And that's why we aren't they don't put a microphone and while I agree with you that's why a lot of this on the I thank -- -- -- a lot of it is it's the question I mean when he gets -- -- Brady gets up but he -- -- -- doubt not the last game when Brady gets company gets the first down and he goes. Out. Everybody does that mean. Never earned. On suggested these risks. And blessed to be stressed too gifted to be saying he would compare. Re you know is not -- -- I mean this is saying you don't like Indians you know like all I like it it's. I've -- and you Dana's great cosmic Ray Lewis you know penny to the camera more than nationally aptly notes. I mean it's no which -- to have its original -- and went to Iraq or you wanna blitzing fraudulent enlistment and our ambulance not a -- what they agreed not to what's the type I'm just arguably doesn't come out at that off like it was turned over every stone. Every negative thing make it fine and they get to a point we end up he mean the event I -- Segovia which I enjoy the game. And that's all I'm an -- which is why -- don't you're looking for perfect people you're not gonna find him in politics you're not gonna find him and the mentally on the digital dog -- show as sure I'm not gonna find him in sports you're not gonna find him Larry. I agree with that's why don't want to love and -- network this week you know -- to ESPN this week because it's the same sickening crap over and over watch -- go pressed -- yesterday. A watch the hub autonomy what about Brady -- managing the clock out. And -- like if you that's part of the game it didn't have a didn't have a bad game yes he did what batch file back in fact cut that clip out -- optionally it was emotionalism -- and -- that I love your -- you only show I would want to I enjoyed I actually enjoy the Harbaugh pressed -- just -- it was a -- a lot of people don't particularly the they're angry because they -- treaty -- everything out as they were -- fraudulent contrarian who have nothing better to do they think as the Easter break stories or try to beat because. The sick ones at that the team was better off without -- but -- original -- -- -- very reported that -- Marino knocked up -- be so crass about it and Larry and he's paying his responsibilities. And -- made a mistake disdain while of social media and all my unit -- -- all our Dallas writes I mean it's just. I just expected as always there's always going to be that kind of tabloid journalism out there it's always going to be that way. My feeling is it's -- -- ignored names or I don't care I really don't. Dark haired actor that mark is what it immediately into giving him Heisman votes that part here about the respite care about I just don't care about about about stories like that to me at all -- -- -- What 777 nights indicted 37. Chipper Larry Johnson -- you -- to 3737. -- Muster is off today. I'm a force to cause a wrong and you're right c'mon. A much anybody's wrong governor -- your opinion I just completely disagree with I think. Say overall that you think this team is gonna be better off without was on -- I just think it's silly. Well and you can believe -- wanna believe. I'm -- be realistic about it again I think it's silly that what you want about -- auto -- tremendous tremendous Alomar also amazed that nobody is bringing -- a -- I'm telling you hate this kid. He's a great affordable sellinger -- and does that sound. He's a great -- coming off the bench -- a rebound Larry who is on over to my opinion becoming a star. I think they were and where you're ready to move in that direction did and become stars and I -- -- a big soldier guy on the bandwagon since the draft. And I thought you know it's sort some brilliant at times this year for young guy -- recordable willing to learn. He loves to play the game it's it's like the uses it and that's why -- you can't keep losing plays and they act -- that I got -- -- that's ridiculous what some college -- particulates in the -- for I mean god bless you hope to write it and I hope you're right if that's the case -- Jeff -- becomes an all star in over quickly here. Back to volunteer Larry and the W guy's sports Jeff and the capers and -- Jeff. Thanks for taking my call as -- to make three point should -- yeah -- your comments about the -- my first point is this the point which is that. You know he can't control injuries I I like what I see. Out of the rotation with doctrine this small ball. I think he's three away and -- -- you know. That the the last two wind -- sort of Chinese because they -- -- eighteen but I like what -- under the traditional Miami and I realized we get that Salinger. I think that. Looking forward to the future at that. Last year rapid. Turn out to be a pretty good traffic think you know he got a lot of value. My second wind in the Bruins take -- You know I understand that Orton is kind of you know our our our our -- got. But keep in mind. You know. To couldn't get well it wasn't a situation where I get cheap chatted it up Orton at oak. OKK. Characters the guys decided true. You know I read that right at the -- so -- you know I transport job he chose to do it. Took up a lot of credit they -- got killed and alleged incident at. I mean that if you read big day disgusted actually pregame hype they're gonna doer not a -- throughout those don't. And my third point and out taken up in areas. You know Larry I kind of disagree reviewing the old real great fluid situation. I agree -- You know what -- -- I think it is it under the gentle words that. Warner was brought up earlier and you and your program and how would the guy that didn't agree with it you know. You know everything with the lord in the -- eat you know and I don't particularly care that because somebody credit for their -- I think the fact of the matter is that duke did Coke can you not you re -- little -- I -- more there could get -- and don't do that at any image you like you know. X. -- -- -- about about what he'd done what it. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- You're the go ahead. And illegitimate children. And Oprah not absolutely not what about Marino the other day. -- bringing it up -- If you're gonna bring up one guy you can't just focus on one person when he is done. Is terrible way he grew up was terrible his father with a heroin addict is -- adamant fifteen -- but that's not an excuse. But can somebody be -- deemed. In turn -- life for around absolutely. And I'm just saying that. Then hatred and venom out there for guy now if he doesn't live up to what he's saying years. Then shame on him. Heidi what is he going wrong now that bothers you. I believe. That the video that you wrote pretty knee deep in. You know. -- you know his -- and oh yeah and it. Have you seen heaviest thing in every scene and the guy said who he distributes its he's never seen them doing. -- -- -- -- I don't know but I don't you guys have an agenda that it doesn't matter I don't average because of fraud here I defined in the private is what is he doing it fraudulent just explained to hold up to five or six model at that dumped -- well the lord in your face all the time it's all buffalo portable power windows what allowed Tebow did it. One. Or how good of a guy who. Didn't expect quite frankly. You know the game into a role model to want to do it's a little bit. I don't know I don't know now -- now nobody is a far side. If they give they screwed up TO like something terrible. And Andy -- deemed themselves and they have become. Somebody now who was living -- go Larry I can talk about what I got a brother double hop flight programme I am. We all agree Pete that was bad but yet you don't want to bring up any political people or anybody else thought and -- it's not. Really does not just object is -- somebody. Made you read about that yelled at the other day was driving that be attracted to the stadium. And kill the woman and now there was a deal made so he's not to have any charges against him or anything. Listen if you we all know if you got the money that you can get out anything nobody's contended undone in that. It was Harbaugh what he was involved in. Regardless of his -- -- it but I'm in the redemptive business -- have somebody can turn their life around me -- Marlon Favorite is. Grabbed everybody hated that we did they have no weapon that's trained on the disk that's a problem. Web and men tick control what god has already that we'll blow up and that it meant. This is awesome man. Thought we were to run average I have been dropping a -- -- but that it's about it being there -- it's all new sanctions as it is right. How would then Larry and they shouldn't talk to Atlanta keep -- don't want to tell me about it I'm not match I regret I talked in the I talked -- nearly as much -- people are. They have not let everybody -- -- it's part but leave them alone and that dialogue saying Italian nerves -- a well thought that market has had no particular -- contrary to Donald -- -- now here's what figure all that talk about to odd to particular drama on the -- watching is sure where this guy is brutal back Johnson formerly Josh. Josh. Good. Morning and how high. I had the Celtics go ahead. All your personal. Flawed and last hurdle is sold on defendant now because Massey okay defying global a -- defines me you're an affront to still use the mute and -- we know that okay. Handling of the victim. OK has there ever been anybody else out there. It -- -- involvement it. Was not. I don't you guys get mad about that at -- you're picking out one person -- -- -- not dealing with anybody else Obama -- -- I'm okay you want me to name a politician you may name a politician who did that. Stop Hitler OK fine it rate at which the venom over him. -- -- about it. -- regulars you can listen nobody if you can open that -- Then you -- open to everybody has done that terrible Everett Scott I don't you know you just -- -- ball. Right now saying it. Get up and goes to work everyday yeah. Has reached in the quiet on everything but also more I thought you can light up a team player and stand in front of the cameras able to many operate -- -- WWU. Production again. OK well how does how does how does a team feel about it. I'm suggesting these risks. -- yeah I don't think it's. You know he's called the inspirational leader of the team by the -- and I mean that's who years that's what he does this article. I don't know you keep saying fraud I don't know how we pride -- -- All sort. Of what may be okay. Wait a minute wait a great way to -- at all wait a minute what Hewitt had a horrific experience in your life teen years ago I was a cancer survivor. So where do you think I'm not gonna sit here and thank god for saving me -- -- clearly. To what I'm saying because if somebody else I have some you know it's not if they -- -- that he gives somebody messed up in the life. Ten years ago. And then they turn their life around and they feel that got help -- -- -- -- right around what you're not supposed to acknowledge god for doing that Larry. I think -- I'm just and you. What I'm talking about it is and you're right most -- -- to blame -- the media's fault as it went absolutely -- -- -- in the -- the evidence the other 100 I don't in the far -- when a tree -- notes you know -- what you wanna play the patriots that nationally -- -- -- -- Henry Louis and that look on its base and like the audio and let us constantly. Second or do you blame for. Camera on sites that can practice yoga that's troubling is that you blame him I would like to thank you ugly but he knows the camera's going to be on him he knows it. He continues to project this image. Of what you gonna hit the one it's well -- kind of white light surrounding some kind of force that we don't know about it's ridiculous because it's it's it's sickening. It's it's. That was a membership value when Tebow get -- -- by the human Tivo does. -- -- -- to one of the Tebow in the end zone and preying on the time that a body and keep dropped -- never bothered me -- it's just what was thought you'd hate Ray Lewis. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- What I got to your right to make -- that green I bet you're a captain that tomorrow night -- -- 625. I don't recap I know you -- -- extra money five the odd bit networks will be out there waiting for him come up the channel. Of course -- economic. It complain about it but yet they give the guy the exposure to -- complains about it because complain about it a lot perfectly but I think towards people -- -- -- -- -- Lewis. -- the average NFL -- off. I think this activists are you want a cookie count out kind of league now all that's that's the -- the other extreme that's not -- Opponents and at all I just -- away and -- how bodies of the little -- soldier much and on it was it was right where that right the problem real -- is dancing before that care about the anti Putin goes on all the time all the sports that part of your -- actually it bothers me that he talks about the lot as maybe he would say well maybe -- -- little -- bailed out why would you talk about -- -- up today. 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