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4 Sessions - Thursdays, May 4, 11, & 18, 2017 4:30-7:00PM (includes dinner) and Sunday, May 21, 2017 9:00-1:00PM (includes lunch)
The training will be held at Tennessee Valley and Blackie's Pasture.
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GreenPlay Youth Leaders is a training program equipping middle school and high school students with skills that will last a lifetime and propel them to the next level of self-development. Meeting during four sessions prior to the summer, participants will learn the basics of nature awareness, leadership, teamwork, group facilitation and communication, one-on-one connections, first aid practices, and other skills that will transfer to any small group environment.
Wendy Dalia, former Director of Conservation and Education at the Richardson Bay Audubon Center, will teach this training program.
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In my company there are times tickets need to be assigned to multiple users. This feature would be very nice.
I understand you can CC another user but when pulling up reports you only see one admin as taking care of the request.
A good example would be a new employee. When HR sends us Engineers a new hire request. We have multiple people involved in setting up this new user. EX. I would setup the IP Phone for them since I am Telephony Engineer. Another Engineer would setup AD, Email accounts and their desktop/laptop.
For these processes it would be nice so in generating reports multiple people can get credited.
I'm sure there other examples of where this feature would be useful.
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At this time the features for 6.0 are locked in place so you would have to submitt this as a feature request (actually I think I remember someone submitting it as a feature request already).
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I have the same issues. What I've been doing is creating multiple tickets and that become a pain after awhile.
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Ahh sorry Yes it was in future requests. still new to the community. My mistake. It would be a good feature tho!


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Have you ever started reading a book and find you feel like you're in chapter five and you swore you were reading chapter three? Suddenly the room changes and you're not sure if you got lost somewhere or if your eyes are playing tricks on you. Maybe the author and publisher have some pages out of sequence and you scramble back a few pages to see what happened. This is generally due to an unexpected point of view shift in the characters in the story.
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Have you ever started reading a book and find you feel like you're in chapter five and you swore you were reading chapter three? Suddenly the room changes and you're not sure if you got lost somewhere or if your eyes are playing tricks on you. Maybe the author and publisher have some pages out of sequence and you scramble back a few pages to see what happened. This is generally due to an unexpected point of view shift in the characters in the story.
What is point of view? It's the thoughts and ideas of (usually) the main character (hero). How many should there be in a story? That depends on the length of the story. If it's a short story, I recommend one viewpoint. If it's a novel, I recommend one viewpoint, too. It seems to be all the rage now to have many different POV's these days, but it tends to shipwreck the reader, in my opinion.
We go to movies to be entertained and there's sort of an omniscient feel to a movie. You're overhead, you're on the side, you're peeking around the corner with the camera lens. You've devoted two hours to this and you hope it will be good and you can take something decent home with you afterwards, not just popcorn crumbs.
But reading a novel is a longer commitment. How many times have you picked up a book and put it down again because it wasn't what you were expecting? Sadly, this has happened to me recently, several times; I feel overworked when I wanted to be entertained. But what's making the work?
When we read a book we want to connect with the main character, if we're going to put a few days of our time into it, right? If there are a ton of characters peopling the streets of the story, we have to pick one and hang on. If there's only one main character, the author has chosen for us and we can then decide if we want to spend our time in this character's head before we even start to read.
When you write, it's tempting to play God, because you, as author, know EVERYTHING… but the reader does not want to be you. The reader wants to be strung along and have the story unfold. There's nothing better than a mystery that has clues all over the place and in the final chapters the author pulls it together. Whether you've guessed it or not, you remember the clues, and the red herrings and you say "Aha! I saw that!"
Don't ruin the mystique of your novel by having more than one hero and/or one heroine. Professionally, I'd say one POV is enough, two is ok and three is pushing it. After that, you'll lose your reader. It's not so much they may throw your book away, but it will become forgettable. Of all the most requested authors at the library, Elizabeth Peters continues to be on the list after decades of dazzling her readers with her stories. People actually steal her books from the library! I had the pleasure of reading one of her novels recently and it was fabulous. At the end I realized there was only one POV throughout the entire 200 pages.
Yes, as writers we can let the reader in on what everyone is thinking but why not follow your high school creative writing teacher's advice; one POV per story or as close as you can get, if you must add more. I think you'll find your writing is more enjoyable to others. You won't hear from readers saying, "Wow, love that one POV throughout your book!" but you will hear things like "The story was easy to follow." "I fell in love with the main character." "I can't wait to find out what this author will write next."
Please feel free to email me for tips on how to pare back from multiple POV's to one or two. It's not hard and actually a bit easy just by changing a word here and there.
Karen McGrath is the author of Primordial Sun, The Heart of the Amazon, from MuseItUp Publishing in April 2011, as well as Love in the Time of Mortals (August 2011) and The Vagabond Prince (December 2011). Please email her at karenmcgrathauthor(at)gmail(dot)com and visit her blog and website at http://karenmcgrathauthor.blogspot.com and www.karenmcgrathauthor.com
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These photos of pups behaving badly are nothing new, however I've been out of town for nearly two weeks now and I'm badly missing snuggles with our beagle girls. These cracked me up today – thought I'd share some of these funny dog shaming photos!
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I can't get enough of these cute pics of pets just trying to catch some Zzzs! This is how I feel (and also probably how I look) when trying to get comfortable on a plane!
With a pouty face that's just too sweet not to share with the world, meet Karmi – my most lovable beagle bear with a personality that's about 10 times the size of her furry self.
She has a fast-paced social life and enjoys visitors to the house, walks to the dog park, romping around with her beagle sis and big furry brother, chasing lizards, standing guard over the house from her perch on the back of the couch, and snacking on the occasional poop nugget in the backyard (hey, no one's perfect). Continue reading
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Stylish downtown living at Market View Apartments! Market View Apartments feature one, two, and three bedroom apartments in a historic downtown building. Our community is within walking distance of Strawberry Square, Harrisburg Amtrak station, Whitaker Center, and Capital Park in Harrisburg, PA. Best of all - most utilities are covered in the rent! We are a cat friendly community with controlled access and 24 hour emergency maintenance. Browse our website for more details. Market View is managed and maintained by Property Management, Inc. Call us for a tour!
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We're already the biggest boat brokerage in the USA, with brokers in more than 30 states, and our sights are now aimed at the RV industry. If you are looking to start something new and you understand how to work hard, we are looking for you.Learn More
We are a brokerage company. This means it's our job to match up buyers and sellers. Like a real estate broker doesn't actually own the home they are advertising, brokers don't actually own the boats and RVs that we advertise for sale.
Sellers depend on us to advertise their boat or RV for them and we do our job very well. Once we find a willing buyer, we also handle all the contracts, escrow, coordination, documentation, and closing.
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The sale of boats is actually regulated in only two states: Florida and California. This means that, if you live in either of these states, you'll need to apply with your state for a license and pay the license fee and pay to have a bond kept with the state in your name. The total fees for this range from $150 - $550 and are payable to the state and a bond agency. The licensing process usually takes from 2 - 4 weeks. If you live in any other state, you won't need to pay for any licensing.
Additionally, we're not able to sell RVs in every state. If you're interested in selling RVs too, check the map below to see if you live in one of the states where RV sales are restricted. If, for example, you live in Louisiana or Florida, you are able to sell boats and RVs. If you live in Georgia or South Carolina, it's boats only. Check the map below for your state.
Working as a boat and yacht broker is the perfect complement to your current position as a real estate broker. A broker really is a broker, no matter what the asset is. All of the things you do every day as a real estate broker are the same things we do every day.
Our brokers sign up new sellers via listing agreements, drive out to photograph and video the units, build the online advertisement by writing a compelling description and uploading the photos and video, answer calls and emails from interested buyers, send out contracts to buyers, negotiate a deal if there is a counter-offer, meet buyers for a showing on their units, and meet the buyers when they come to pick up the unit and take it home.
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THE office Christmas party can put much strain on employees, according to surveys published yesterday.
Most staff worry about inappropriate behaviour and attend only out of duty, according to Bella magazine and the recruitment consultants Office Angels. More than half would prefer to stay at home.Of the 1,000 workers questioned by Bella, six per cent said they had sex with a colleague at an office party and 10 per cent had disgraced themselves.
Eleven per cent said their partners would be disgusted by their behaviour and 32 per cent said "anything goes so long as it is fun". Employers are so worried about the potential for "office-political pitfalls" that they are urging employees to bring their loved ones to keep them in line.
Although 65 per cent of respondents believed it to be a good idea, only 10 per cent of men and five per cent of women said they would invite their other halves. Reluctance seemed to stem predominantly from fear of public arguments and clingy partners. However, nine per cent said it would "cramp their style".
Not all staff viewed the party season with trepidation. Ambitious employees used Christmas parties to curry favour with the boss. Forty-one per cent used the party season to raise their profile in the company and clink glasses with senior staff.
Office Angels offered some handy tips for the would-be office party animal. They said: "Never allow your boss's glass to remain empty or for them to be less drunk than you, and never talk shop or gossip."


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EMEA Sales Team at McAfee swells in recent months with new facility in Ireland consolidating the company's presence in the EMEA market
McAfee has announced the opening of its new state-of-the-art facility in City Gate, Mahon, Cork. This follows the company's September 2009 announcement of the creation of 100 new jobs with its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) inside sales team. Following a successful period of recent recruitment, the McAfee EMEA sales team has now expanded from 180 to 280 employees.
"I'm thrilled to be here in Cork today, along with Batt O'Keeffe, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation, and our President and Chief Executive Officer, Dave DeWalt," said David Quantrell, president of EMEA, McAfee. "The new office really consolidates our presence here in Cork and I look forward to many years of working with the team here in Ireland. Since we established our presence six years ago, this team has not only been at the heart of much of what the company does in EMEA, but also our Asia Pacific and international markets."
McAfee has had significant operations in Cork since 2004, with its previous Irish headquarters located at EastGate, Little Island. The inside sales organization was created with the support of the Irish Development Agency and will service mid market customers across the region.
"I am delighted to be here today to officially open the EMEA centre for McAfee," said O'Keeffe. "This investment by the company is excellent news for the South-West and further secures Ireland's place as a leading location for the Information Communications Technology Sector. McAfee offers excellent career opportunities to the Cork, and wider South-West communities and recruitment is already well underway. This is a significant endorsement by a leading technology company of its Irish operations, in line with the Government's Smart Economy strategy, and a major vote of confidence in Ireland's ability to deliver McAfee's future growth and development worldwide."
"Our new office location and continued recruitment efforts in Cork validate our commitment to Ireland and the local workforce," said DeWalt. "I'm extremely proud of the Cork operation and the talented team that work here. Through our recent recruitment process, we have selected many innovative and highly motivated professionals that have both strong educational backgrounds and multilingual abilities. The people we employ here are really a strong foundation for our success."
"The creation of an additional 100 jobs by McAfee since September 2009 demonstrates Ireland's continued ability to provide a nurturing environment where leading-edge corporations can continue to expand," said Barry O'Leary, IDA chief executive officer. "The Cork operation has gone from strength to strength since its establishment here in 2004 and on behalf of IDA Ireland I look forward to working closely with the company to ensure the continued development of the Irish facility."
Now almost twice its previous size, the McAfee office in Cork is the headquarters for much of the company's international operations, including global localization and product readiness, EMEA finance, procurement, operations and logistics for EMEA and Asia Pacific, as well as EMEA inside sales. This move now reinforces the role the Cork site plays for McAfee as the heart of much its international and pan-EMEA activity.
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Types of diabetes The process begins when you consume food and the simple sugars from the carbohydrates are converted into glucose in the liver. Insulin enters the blood stream to assist the glucose because they can't enter the cell on their own so insulin allows or "unlocks" the cell channel so glucose can enter through. Insulin and Glucose Interaction with cells It then decides on how much glucose should enter the blood stream according to how much the body needs. The required amount goes into the blood stream while the surplus is stored into the fat and muscle tissue for future energy needs. The Beta Cells, that produces insulin within the pancreas, now detect the glucose and releases insulin into the blood stream. The cell then absorbs the glucose and uses it as energy to be able to perform their function Thanks For Watching Thanks for Watching Thanks for Watching That's how Insulin works to get to get glucose into cellsFull transcript


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Katherine Grey Unless there is an in-universe source for the current spelling, her name is spelled with a "K" in the short story The Nine-Day Queen.
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Lady Catherine Grey was the sister of Jane Grey. She was married at the age of twelve, on the same day as her two sisters, Jane and Anne, also married. Catherine sobbed at her wedding. (PROSE: The Nine-Day Queen)
Jane Grey thought she was a good sister. In her last hours, Jane wrote a letter to her sister saying that she was touching her death, but that her sister should rejoice, because Jane would be delivered of corruption. And though she would lose her mortal life, she was assured that she would win immortality. Rani Chandra thought that it meant that Jane Grey knew that she would always be remembered and never forgotten. (TV: Lost in Time)
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I love the writing so much, have already read it and re-read it so many times that now I just touch the pages.
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Nikon Coolpix S800c Android camera first look
Preview based on a pre-production Coolpix S800c
Smartphones have quickly become the most serious challenge to face the conventional compact digital camera since they first emerged onto the market. It's no exaggeration to say that all the big camera makers are becoming desperate to develop camera models that can stand up to this challenge. Nikon's response is the Coolpix S800c - the first camera from a major manufacturer to be openly based on the Android mobile operating system.
There are several reasons why smartphones have become so compelling as photographic tools: they're devices that people tend to have with them at all times and they are well connected to mobile data services to allow uploading and sharing of images. An additional benefit has come from the emergence of apps and the platforms through which they're sold which have encouraged third-party developers to create software adding new capabilities to the devices they run on. From Instagram to Angry Birds, apps have encouraged people to use their Smartphones for all sorts of things the hardware makers couldn't have predicted.
This seemingly boundless flexibility comes in stark contrast to conventional cameras, which tend to offer the same capabilities and features on the day they're consigned to a dusty shelf as they had when they were taken out of the box. The S800c is a full Android 2.3 (known as Gingerbread) device, meaning it can run any apps that an equivalent smartphone could offer - so you can run Photoshop Express to spruce-up your images, rather than being dependent on the manufacturer-supplied processing options. For that matter, there's nothing to stop you passing the time with a quick game of Temple Run or Fruit Ninja.
Compact cameras do still have some advantages though - they tend to have larger sensors (which means better image quality, particularly in lower light), and they tend to have optical zooms, giving greater photographic flexibility. They also tend to come with removable memory, meaning you can easily expand and swap-out the storage of your camera - something most smartphones don't allow. The S800c offers the same 10x zoom lens and 16MP backlit CMOS sensor as the Coolpix S6300, meaning you get a proper compact camera as well as the capabilities of a fully-functioning tablet computer. For perspective, the S6300 had a list price of $199 at launch, compared to the $349 Nikon is asking for the S800c.
Nikon Coolpix S800c key specifications
- 16MP 1/2.3"-type BSI CMOS sensor
- 25-250mm equivalent F3.2-5.8 lens
- 3.5" WVGA OLED touchscreen
- Android v2.3 operating system
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS
- 2GB of internal memory (690MB of this for Apps)
- Up to 8fps continuous shooting
- 1080p30 video
Apps such as Instagram and Hipstamatic have made a virtue of smartphones' generally disappointing cameras. It'll be interesting to see whether any app developers will develop apps that take advantage of the better camera that the S800c offers. In the meantime, the only app Nikon offers is its exisiting 'My Picture Town' app for uploading to its cloud storage service of the same name.
In addition to apps, the use of Android means the S800c gains all the capabilities of the operating system. As such, it has well-established tools for connecting to Wi-Fi networks and gives a choice of browsers, so you can even log on to Wi-Fi networks that require a web form to be filled-in. This means you can access your email and browse the web from the camera, if you need to research something you just photographed. The S800c also has GPS capabilities, meaning you can add location data to your images as well as making use of the many navigation and mapping apps available for Android.
|In addition to letting you run apps, the S800c allows you to check your mail, or perhaps browse dpreview from your camera.
Battery life is pretty disappointing at just 140 shots per charge (when tested to CIPA standards), but the S800c has an advantage over most smartphones of having a removable battery. This means that, unlike most smartphones, you can swap a charged battery in when the existing one is exhausted. The small EN-EL12 battery offers 3.8Wh of power. For perspective, the Nikon S8000 managed to get 210 shots per charge from the same battery.
Gingerbread isn't the latest version of Android, with 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) taking hold on flagship smartphones and 4.1 (Jelly Bean) on its way, but it is the most widely supported. Nikon isn't clear on whether it might upgrade to one of the newer versions of the operating system - enabling use of the Chrome web browser. The majority of current apps are compatible with 2.3, however.
Hacker's delight
In addition to the intended app capabilities, a camera running such a common mobile operating system is a big deal because it opens up all sorts of unofficial customization, especially if the Android 'hacking' community takes an interest. Groups such as CyanogenMod offer custom ROMs (modified versions of the underlying firmware) for a wide range of Android phones and tablets. These versions offer modifications such as CPU overclocking and other performance and interface enhancements. CyanogenMod also usually makes the latest Android version available on many devices before the manufacturers or telecom-providers do. There's no reason why the same thing could not be done on the S800c, so we may well see Android 4.1 'Jelly Bean' running on a Nikon rather sooner than later, with the Google Now 'personalized search application' telling you what the traffic is like on your way home from your photo excursion.
Handling and first impressions
Camera control is essentially via the touchscreen (aside from zoom and shutter) – our first impressions are that it's responsive and looks quite intuitive. The camera can connect to Wi-Fi hotspots directly, and will be able to set up a peer-to-peer connection with smartphones to transfer images to them, if they're running the Nikon apps for Android or iOS. You can also run Nikon's 'My Picture Town' app to upload images directly to the company's cloud hosting service, but this makes more sense for backup than anything else.
When you turn the S800c on you reach a simple menu screen with the choice of going straight to the camera. However, if you choose to go through to the Android home screen, the camera can be accessed just as the camera on any other Android device would be - by opening the camera app. Based on our use the S800c seems powerful enough to jump to the camera very quickly, though we didn't time it.
Because you've got the familiar apps for whichever social networking services you use, you can send images from the S800c to those sites just as easily as you would from any smartphone. It's a directly-comparable transformative experience towards using a compact camera as the iPhone was for many mobile phone users. Suddenly you have a device that acts as a little portable computer on the back, and a pretty decently-specced camera on the front. Our biggest concern is the price (which is significantly higher in Europe than in North America).
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I get this for Christmas and do love the shots and video this camera takes. I did get my smartphone based on its amazing camera because its always with me .:) so I really didn't need another, but the appeal of uploading things to the internet because of the android is nice. I am looking for a remote for this device so I can usr it on a tripod. Anyone with info on that???
This is just right! I can't take a steady shot with my Android phone - holding steady while touching screen BAD! But, I love that I can edit shots on my Android with Camera FX, and then upload them to Facebook, Google+, or other sharing service. This Nikon camera does it all!! Climb on board this wagon or be left behind!!
People are looking primarily for compactness in phone. Hence this is not a phone but could inter-operate with one.
I say this is a draft for Nikon, but imagine a professional using a DSLR equipped with Android, having a phone sharing the 3g connection through wifi in his pocket. He could use any professional photography tools that would be available on android. All these apps run straight on the camera and Nikon does not have to develop them. I doubt anyone would really want to place calls from a D800.
"the S800c has an advantage over most smartphones of having a removable battery"
Are you an iPhone owner, by any chance? :)
Most smartphones have a removable battery, and have had for a long time. It's mostly just Apple that buck the trend.
good idea, but it is even better if it uses QNX platform because it doesn't crash.
QNX? Really? Is anyone still using this OS? There are many reliable OSes that rarely crash. Android or other OSes using the Linux kernal would be great. The only reason there are no QNX viruses is there aren't enough machines running QNX to make it worth the hacker's time.
Strange, ONLY 140 shots at one charge!!
Very disappointed here....
iPhone do MUCH more than this though.....
I think Apple missed the boat with this one.. I cant imagine Pentax, Sony, or Canon wanting to partner with them .. Maybe Olympus would like too as a kind of life line ..
I dont see how adding functionality to a device can be a negative thing. Point and shoots are a good platform to test on, more and more recently I have cursed my phones camera quality and wished I had a decent camera with an internet connection and apps so I can upload better quality images sooner.
Personally I think its a great idea, given a little time and refinement it will develop into something we all end up benefiting from, the obvious plus to a mobile OS is that you can incorporate tried and tested internet and network solutions, be it mobile data or wifi, also a huge amount of useful apps, imagine Flickr, Facebook or Photobucket, shoot photos, immediate upload to online account, could even shoot with out on board storage. About time this pushed ahead.
Don't worry Apple will find a way to claim it as their own and sue everybody. But not necessarily in that order. And the faithfull will follow.
I find this a little odd. Android is an OS for doing everything and the camera is a piece of hardware for a specific task. they dont seem to go together. I dont need to be able to play angry birds on my camera. Now if it replaced a mobile phone I would kind of get it. similar to the pureview. I wonder if a camera with wifi and some software for social sharing wouldnt be more logical
It's for apps. More control over your camera. More customisability.
You might not want to play Angry Birds on your camera (although you might!) More likely, you might want to do HDR in-camera, tag and edit your images in-camera, or automatically upload images to all your photo-sharing sites at once.
Will there be an app that will convert it into conventional mobile phone?
Why did Nikon not just add 3G and have a phone as well? Completely barmy, still need two devices...
I think that developing a mass market mobile phone might be abit more work that you think.
There's the engineering and the regulatory side of getting it apporoved in however many markets you want to sell it it.
Plus establishing relations with the networks, where there might be 3 or 4 networks per market.
Non trivial.
If they are going to do that they really need a partner that has all that already.
But yes it would be much better if it was a phone and they did partner up.
Ironic, this has a better OS but mediocre camera against the Nokia Pureview.
I don't know that. And neither does anybody else until we get a proper side by side comparison.
What a neat idea. I never heard of this before until now. I guess all you need is a phone added to it and then you have it all...lol...Crazy idea but I am actually thinking of purchasing one.
Yes, it's not a phone. Wow. You know, there are these devices out there that have android on them along with wifi WITHOUT data plans. They're called tablets, maybe you've heard of them? They sold millions of em last year. Maybe you already own one? I do.
What a lame comment ! And you own a Android tablet, even lamer... lol !
And lots of tablets *do* have 3G and a data plan. Kinda depends what you want, right? And from reading the comments here, most people want these new Android cameras that are appearing to have 3G and phone functionality too.
Just because you don't seem to want that, there's no cause to be rude to other people expressing their wishes.
An "A" for effort, it was an idea that had to be tried.
Digital cameras with capacitive touchscreens and fluid "smartphone-like" menu navigation are long overdue. I'm just not convinced this "compact camera + iPod touch" hybrid is what people were waiting for...
1/2.3" BSI CMOS sensor, just like the Pentax Q. I'm not expecting IQ to be nearly as good as the Q, but it should be decent.
Speaking of the Q, it's odd that DPR never reviewed the Q, or plans to, since the Pentax Q is the first ILC to ever feature such a sensor. And I don't know if anyone has ever downloaded DNGs from the Q, but they are superb. But I guess the powers that be here at DPR, and the sensor size fanatics discounted the Q right off the bat. Pity as it's a fascinating little camera with outstanding IQ and a huge fun factor. But I digress.
I hope this new Nikon has somewhere in the ballpark of the Q's image quality, and not the somewhat crunchy images we've seen from the P300.
The Pentax Q image quality isn't that great, even as base ISO. It's just a little better than average, with the standard prime lest at least. Completely outclassed by anything with a significantly larger sensor, from the Fuji X10 on up...
still it is interesting that dpreview has done several compact cameras since Q was available and clearly have no plans to do t he Q. I assume they would just use the Jeff Keller review if they cared in any way..which obviously they do not. too bad it is an absolutely adorable and fun camera esp. with the fish eye..
"Gingerbread isn't the latest version of Android, with 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) taking hold on flagship smartphones and 4.1 (Jelly Bean) on its way,"
It is not "on its way", it is the current since June.
" but it is the most widely supported. Nikon isn't clear on whether it might upgrade to one of the newer versions of the operating system"
With only 2GB of internal memory - no chance.
" - enabling use of the Chrome web browser."
Chrome was the Android's browser since it started shipping, what are you talking about?
"With only 2GB of internal memory - no chance."
Most ICS ROMs are under 1GB. The RAZR ICS ROM is stated as ~340MB (http://www.phonearena.com/news/New-RAZR-ICS-leak-matches-file-size-from-Verizon-documents_id29587) while the Galaxy S3's ROM is significantly larger but still 785MB (http://news.softpedia.com/news/Samsung-GALAXY-S-III-Android-4-0-4-ICS-ROM-Leaks-Includes-S-Voice-TouchWiz-and-More-270644.shtml). I, myself, have been able to run a CyanogenMod Alpha of ICS on my Motorola Triumph which has 2GB of onboard memory.
Upgrading to the newest operating system is a matter of Nikon devoting the dev resources to porting the operating system over, or releasing the kernel to third-party developers to customize.
"Chrome was the Android's browser since it started shipping, what are you talking about?"
The default browser on Android is still called the "browser" or the "web browser". Chrome is an additional browser app that can be downloaded and installed, but only on phones with Android 4.0 and above.
Wow so many ppl ranting about not having a phone functionality in this model!
It is the first Android based digital camera- This opens up a hell lot of avenues for app developers to come up with creative photography apps. Imagine something like Instagram on a PROPER camera! This is just the beginning of a new range of cameras and thumbs up to Nikon for coming first.
Infact Samsung should have come up with this way back, with its feet in the Digital Camera as well as Smartphone business. And for all the ppl cursing Nikon about not including a phone in this, dare to do the same with Apple! Why doesn't anyone question the Wifi model for not having 3G or ability to make calls? Bcos that is Apple and we are all fanboys! Come on and get real folks!
surely the most obvious glaring omission is that it doesn't work as a phone. It does everything else, so why not make it a phone as well.
I would have bought such a device in a flash if it did so I only have to carry one device.
Yeah, but it would also cost a lot more as a phone, not to mention having to build relationships with mobile carriers, get regulatory approval, etc.
It doesn't make sense. This whole "one device" thing is a bit useless. I'd rather have a few devices that do things superbly than one device that does everything poorly.
complain, complain, complain.So may whiney comments already, Geezzz. Someone had to go first, so good on Nikon. I already do have an Android phone with the typical poor phone camera. So I also have a little Nikon AW100 that I carry around a lot (especially fly fishing) just to be sure a have a camera with me. So this would mean one less thing to carry. Will they get better, sure, but for now and at the rate I buy new phones, this looks pretty good to me.
Sounds like this will be my next cell phone . . .
DPR - smartphones do allow extra memory to be added. No idea why you think otherwise.
Consumer wants : Phone with good camera.
Consumer gets : average camera with ... whoops.
It's still asking the consumer to carry two devices when they want one.
Consumers don't care if it can run Android, let alone which version of Android. It could run DOS if it did what they wanted.
Can't tell if this thing has an audio-out socket. If it doesn't it would be a HUGE fail, as that would mean no MP3 playing.
In case Nikon et al haven't noticed all Apple or Nokia or the rest of them have to do to make a better product is add a zoom lens in a phone. All Nikon et all have to do is build a phone, get it certified and make deals with carriers, which is a lot harder.
Some of the more recent Android, Windows Phone, and all iPhone smartphones are opting to not use expandable memory. They are the minority but they do include high profile ones like the Galaxy Nexus and Nokia Lumia 900.
This could due to a want for less failing hardware pieces, simpler file systems and file management, or generally more control over the user experience (i.e., not having to make sure the user has XX MB of free onboard storage), or something completely different.
@Richard Shih - The real reason some smartphones (e.g. Apple) don't have expandable memory is so their producers have a simple mechanism for price discrimination (e.g. charging $100 extra for a piddly 16gb more storage space). It's difficult to price discriminate via different amounts of storage memory if expandable memory slots are allowed.
Is this camera have a phone function ?
Phone are populaire camera because they have both... why not a camera with a phone ?
Not a phone. It would cost several hundred more to put a cellphone in there, money that the carriers usually eat up, and Nikon wants to sell these.
One thing everyone seems to be overlooking: WiFi is NOT everywhere. In fact, once you go outside, it's pretty much gone for sure. Nobody who buys this camera is ever going to take pictures outside?
The use-it-anywhere appeal of smartphone cameras is based on the fact that they DO work anywhere there's phone service -- if no WiFi is available, they can fall back on their 3G or 4G connection. That's not an option for any WiFi-only device... at best, it would let you connect to your smartphone and use THAT to do your uploads. Janky.
When somebody brings out a real camera with a slot for a SIM card, THEN I might start getting excited...
WiFi not being everywhere isn't really the problem (although it is a problem, I agree). This is essentially an iPod Touch -- except running Android and with a much better camera and (I'm assuming) VASTLY worse battery life. If I could use it all day as a pocket computer/music player it might have some value. But it's a third rate Android device, it's big and fat and ugly and has no juice.
Nikon sucks at software. This is a really dumb direction for Nikon since it plays to its weaknesses.
how does it play to their weaknesses? the software is being done by Google et al, exactly not by Nikon because as you said they suck at software. The photoshop touch app is done by adobe not nikon. the real question i have is does this device really have the horsepowr to run photoshop touch or instagram? will have to wait for the real review to find out..
This matters a lot for my photographic and communication needs. I almost never use my phone as a phone, but checking e-mail on it matters a lot.
I very rarely use my phone as a camera because it simply sucks. IQ and ergonomic wise.
Put a very basic phone in a compact camera, let it speak to my MicroSoft exchange server, and I'll buy it over a smart phone any day ....
It's a great concept BUT I wish they would have decreased the number of pixels in order to improve low light / high ISO performance and file size for uploading. 16MP Files are too big to upload and FB will shrink them anyways
S800c - A Phone that can never make any call........
A camera driven by a general purpose operating system is a fantastic combination. So is a camera that can directly connect to Facebook, 500px, or whatever, even if it is not a general purpose computer or pda.
Purely for personal reasons, my two issues with this particular one is: (a) I prefer iOS to Android, and (b) I prefer DSLRs to compacts.
Now if Apple got into bed with Nikon, and developed a version of the D800 with iOS, and special support for wireless "tethered" shooting using iPad as the live view preview screen and control surface, THEN I would be seriously excited.
Is it known what SoC this camera is running? That would be interesting to know. Also, I don't think CyanogenMod will be introducing JB very soon to this device. There will be some serious propriatary drivers for the camera and I don't think that will be reverse-engineered very soon. I do think it is a cool concept and am very keen to find out more.
It seems like a brave new step. a big step perhaps. One we've been expecting and desiring. Now it's here... I feel no desire for it, and can't think why I'd want it. But that's because it's a consumer cam. Maybe. So if this was in the P7700 instead (or some other prosumer or ILC), why would I want it, bearing in mind that I shoot raw and use my desktop to edit my photos? What apps would I be able to make use of, I wonder. I can kind of imagine what they might be, but this morning I can't imagine me using them. I'm a photographer. Do I want to distort people's faces and make doggy birthday cards? And do I really want to mess about learning how to use Android when I have an iPhone in my pocket? Suddenly I'm not sure I see the point. Isn't it a bit like having Android on my washing machine? Cool but ultimately useless. I don't know.
This is going to start a debate:
Should I buy a good phone with a decent camera, or should I buy a good camera with a decent phone built-in? Decisions, decisions...
Or you can buy this Nikon, plus a simple little phone that runs for a whole week on one charge and never worry about not being to make a call when you have to when the smartphone run out of battery. You would then be able to talk to someone on the phone while at the same time checking your diary or some contact details, or read some email that you are talking about, or take a photo of something, all while talking. You can also buy that simple phone outright and not tied to some plan or you can change phone at any time or use different phone depending on where or what you do.
Everybody could foresee this. I am really wondering why is Nikon the first to do this. Samsung, where are you ?
Why didn't Nikon put a phone in it too? You don't need the modem for data connectivity for 3G/4G for a 1st gen product, but at least make it so it can make a phone call in order for someone to actually think about carrying this as the sole gadget on the go.
Then it needs a much larger battery, baseband chip, antenna (with good reception), microphone located where people talk into it, SIM card reader, more powerful CPU to run Android 4.0/4.1, and more RAM. All that adds quite a lot to the price. It stops being an enhanced P&S camera with a comparable price and instead costs $100 or $200 more and is competing with other phones, but carriers won't be willing to subsidize it so it costs five or six hundred dollars.
This is a dud. No one is going to give up their smart phone for this, or use this instead of their smart phone. The only room for innovation in this space is to provide a complete API for the camera itself, and let the market develop the apps. Nikon missed the opportunity.
It's not a phone, for pete's sake. Nikon never intended it to replace your phone. It's only radio is wifi. It offers an alternative interface for the camera and, if software developers embrace it, the ability to do tricks other phones can't do.
How do you know there's no API? The camera's not even released yet, and there's no documentation available yet. Chill.
If you can't create a good intuitive touch screen/OS, steal one from google! A2.3 is an antique but good enough for a camera.
Hope it still uses 'real' software to handle the sensor processing & AF,etc otherwise, SLOW!!
How will they keep the hacking away???
Awesome. Makes perfect sense. I wonder how long it will take before most cameras take this approach. Would love to see an android based DSLR.
I love the idea. When I saw the headline, I mentally thought, "Sold!" Then I read a bit more. Android 2.3? Are they serious? Someone tell Nikon that Android 2.3 was released in 2010, and they're on 4.1 now.
I disagree. Going back that far is asking for trouble. Software is written for the latest version of Android, not for old versions. Things that work perfectly on Android 4.1 could easily be buggy on 2.3. I'm not interested in going back to 2010.
2.3 can run smoothly with a processor that uses less battery compared to 4 and 4.1. Camera batteries have been lower capacity than smartphones for years. Nikon evidently wasn't ready to drastically re-engineer the guts of the camera to fit a large, flat smartphone battery.
the primary diff btwn 2.3 and 4 is the support for tablets (i.e. fragments) and screens of differing pixel density.
I personally think 2.3 was a good choice for this kind of device and it is appropriate for a $350 device.
Don't get me wrong, a more expensive and more capable device is surely coming if not from Nikon from Samsung and/or the others.
so i am sure you will get JB eventually.
Kudos to Nikon for being first with the next gen compact.
Who woulda thunk it?
Polaroid, or a licensee of the name, put the brand on an existing contract-manufactured smartphone - not quite the same thing.
As far as I'm aware, the SCH-W880 was only sold in Korea. The Polaroid SC1630 I've only seen in write-ups dating back to Feb. 2012. Neither of these products can be found on B&H's website. In my opinion thus Nikon is the first company to actually deliver, as you can pre-order your S800c as we speak!
As an amateur photographer and long-time Android user (I currently have a Galaxy Nexus) I have to say I am very excited about the possibilities of this camera. This would be the perfect device for an internet (facebook) obsessed geek on holiday. I'm going to Japan on holiday in a few days and wish it were available now!
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1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX
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- Engine
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- Exterior Color
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- Interior Color
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- Miles
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- Mostly original red vinyl iinterior
- Documented 3-owner car
- 8.75-inch Sure-Grip differential
We've all heard stories of vintage Detroit iron spending years in dusty garages before the right person showed up at the right time and amended the situation. While some of those stories are purely fantasy (or at least heavily embellished) the real ones provide a little hope for all of us who dream of scoring that perfect original car. Today's dose of hope is this rotisserie restored 1967 Plymouth GTX. From 1971-2001, the car had only one owner who clearly went to great lengths to preserve it. After its tour of duty ended, the GTX was parked in a quiet garage until it was tracked down by the restorer. Today, the car shows 93,641 miles and sports all the right hardware. From the 440 V8 and its original components to the OEM sheet metal to the largely original interior, the car shows as authentic in every possible way. Backed up by paperwork including two(!) original broadcast sheets and its Certicard, this is the kind of Mopar you want in the garage!
A copy of the window sticker breaks the car down as:
RS23: Plymouth Belvedere GTX two-door hardtop
PP1: Bright Red paint
P6R: Red vinyl interior
83: Super Commando 440 4-bbl V8
291: Solid paint
365: GTX package
395: Torqueflite transmission
408: Sure-Grip differential
421: Transaudio AM Radio
451: Power brakes
456: Power steering
486: Console
522: Tinted windshield
581: Deluxe wheel covers
48: 7.75×14 Red Streak tires
After leaving the St. Louis assembly line, the car was delivered to Ary-Worth Plymouth in Portland, Oregon and carried a price tag of $3,755.20 (Insert standard "if I knew then" and "Wish I could go back and" comments here). The best part about having the information listed above is the ability to go through and discover that all of it remains on the car today. For starters, take a closer look at the Bright Red paint. It's the original color and exactly what you'll find in place now. While shades like black or white certainly back up the car's "gentleman's muscle car" persona, red offers more of a "gentleman on vacation" look. The paintwork was sprayed in 2002 and remains first rate all the way through. Below the top coat, all original sheet metal remains in place, aided by a lifetime of care. Everything fits together the way it should and, overall, the car presents very well.
Plymouth invested extra effort in attaching some unique pieces to the GTX to ensure the cars were never mistaken for their plebian Belvedere siblings. The look began with a black and silver grille with dual headlights at either side, mounted above a sleek chrome bumper. Two simulated air scoops rise from the hood, adding some aggression to the package. The greenhouse is comprised of clean glass with show quality stainless surrounding every bit of it while the side profile remains relatively free of noise. Only GTX badges, rocker trim, chrome door handles, and bright wheel moldings serve to break up the glossy red paint. Naturally, the pit-stop gas cap is in place on the driver side as well. The rear view offers taillights that conform to the quarter panel shape while a Plymouth-branded panel fills the space between. Another chrome bumper caps off the rear while two chrome exhaust tips extend away from each other below.
Throughout its life, this car has relied on only one source of power – a 440ci V8. Today, the engine compartment presents as new thanks to the meticulous restoration efforts. At the center, a correct block wears clean turquoise paint, a 2536430-4 casting number, a June casting date and an engine pad that shows it's a 440 assembled on August 30. At either side, 915 heads are covered in chrome valve covers while the original Carter carburetor mounts to the factory intake in between. A dual snorkel air cleaner tops the package, completed by Super Commando decals. The front of the engine spins an original alternator and power steering pump while a correct 26-inch radiator keeps the big block cool through reproduction hoses. The heads have been reworked to play well with unleaded fuel and the points-style ignition has been swapped out for an electronic setup, but the original ignition components are included with the car just in case you want to go back. The 440 is factory rated at 375 horsepower and breathes easy through cast iron exhaust manifolds that connect to a like-new dual exhaust system.
Shine a light underneath this GTX to find a detailed undercarriage restored to the same exacting standards as the engine compartment. Solid satin black floor pans put the new lines and hardware front and center while, in the center, a Torqueflite 3-speed automatic takes over shifting duties. Power meets the pavement through an 8.75-inch Sure-Grip differential supported by leaf springs and new shock while the front retains its beloved torsion bar suspension. While the car came with power brakes from the factory with power brakes, the front discs were an addition made during the restoration and one that makes a lot of sense for a big block car. Power steering pairs with those brakes to create a confidence-inspiring driving experience all around. At the corners, Magnum 500-style wheels fill in the wheel wells, wrapped in F70-15 Goodyear red lines.
The Big Three were all turning out some impressive interiors in the late 1960s but the Chrysler Corporation was arguably the best. The previous owners obviously agreed and preserved the interior of this GTX so well that remains almost entirely original. Only the carpet and seatbelts have been replaced, making this an excellent reference to what a B-body interior should look like. Bucket seats were part of the GTX package, so that's what you'll find for front row seating. The seats certainly don't look their age nor does the stylish center console between them which is topped with miles of chrome and stainless. From the driver seat, the factory dash features square lines that match the car's exterior. The central piece is a 150mph speedometer surrounded by two gauges on either side that monitor temperature, fuel, oil pressure, and generator output. Washer and light controls can be found below, with an XM radio receiver mounted to the left of the steering column. The original Plymouth Transaudio AM radio also remains in place, supplemented by an 8-track stereo with a line-out for passenger headphones (even a good idea by today's standards!). The sides of the cabin are rounded out by attractive factory door panels and taut red headliner. Behind the rear seat, the trunk looks showroom fresh thanks to a fresh mat.
With vintage Mopars, documentation is everything. The sale of this GTX include all the important pieces including two original broadcast sheets, the original fender tag, Certicard, a copy of the window sticker, and a full title history. There are also plenty of restoration photos that provide plenty of insight into the quality of restoration performed.
With its late-60s charm, original interior, and torquey 440, this GTX is the kind of car you can feel good about showing or driving just about anywhere. With its original paperwork, you can trust what you see and, with a meticulous restoration under its belt, you can rest assured its going to stay this way for quite some time. If a top notch Mopar is all that's missing from your garage, look no further!
- Year
- 1967
- Make
- Plymouth
- Secondary Make
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- Model Name
- Belvedere
- Secondary Model
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 93640
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 440 Super Commando V8
- Engine Number
- 2536430-4 casting
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 3 Speed Automatic
- Transmission Spec
- A727 Torqueflite
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- n/a
- Battery Location
- n/a
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Red
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Red
- Paint Type
- n/a
- Stripes
- No
- Front Suspension Type
- Torsion bar
- Rear Suspension Type
- Leaf Spring
- Axle Specification
- 8 3/4
- Front Wheel Specification
- 15"
- Rear Wheel Specification
- 15"
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Spare
- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Factory Replacement
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- *Two Chrysler Corporation Broadcast Sheets, *Original Certicard, *Window Sticker (reproduction) *Title History, *Historical Photos.
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