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Kramer VA-256XL Balanced Stereo Audio Delay 1ms to 5.4sec
The VA-256xl is a high performance audio delay for balanced stereo audio signals. It is used to synchronize the audio and video signals when they are not in sync, as is often the case in systems with heavy digital processing of the video signal, such as scalers.
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Hall Research AD-340 Universal Audio Delay Processor
The AD-340 is an audio delay processor with universal analog (L/R) and digital (SPDIF) inputs and outputs. Both outputs are simultaneously active, enabling conversion between analog stereo audio to LPCM or vice versa. Delay time can be specified in milliseconds, frames, or distance depending on the application. Analog inputs provide +/- 24 db of gain for direct connection of low level mic as well as handling 2vrms line-level signals. The AD-340's digital I/O support 2-channel linear PCM, 5.1 C
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Datavideo AD-100M Audio Delay Box
Datavideo AD-100M is an easy-to-use audio delay box with 1 Microphone input that allows you to synchronize audio/Mic to video.
The unit features RCA (phono) connector as well as XLR type connection.
Built in a rugged metal housing for use in the field or studio.
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Sescom SES-A-V-SYNC A/V Lip-Sync Corrector
The SES-A-V-SYNC is a L/R In-Out audio-video synchronization corrector. Another way to describe it is it is a compact device that corrects audio delays between audio and video. When distributing video over long distances through multiple devices like distribution amplifiers and set top boxes there can sometimes be a noticeable video processing delay which results in audio being played before the video. This also happens when the audio from sources is sent to audio amplifiers over analog lines wh
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Rolls HRD342 Digital Room/Speaker Delay
The Rolls HRD342 is intended for low cost, simple, time alignment of speakers in larger rooms or outdoors. The delay dial is shown in mili-seconds to make setup easy. The 32 to 360 ms shown on the dial will correlate to about the same in feet (32 ms = 32 ft). The Rolls HRD342 is inserted between the main console output and the amplifiers supplying the delayed speaker signal.
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Hall Research VSA-PGSNS Page Sensor for VSA System
Page mute sensor for VSA-51 system. Non-invasive sensor clamps around existing paging lines. The sensor detects when the paging or intercom system is activated and automatically mutes audio on the VSA-51-R. The system will automatically unmute after the paging ends.
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Link Electronics 1655/1055 AES/EBU Audio Delay
The Digiflex 1655 is a single digital audio processor that can be placed into an AES or analog audio path to add a selectable amount of delay of up to 2 seconds. The delay is adjustable in 1mS steps with a minimum delay through the card of 6.25 mS. This provides an easy solution to lip sync errors caused by delays from image processing within broadcast operations.
There is an eight character display for showing the function under adjustment. A rotary encoder is a user function to adjust the delay
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RDL RU-ADL2 Professional Audio Delay - 0 to 135 mS
The RU-ADL2 is a DSP based dual-output delay for an analog audio source. It provides exceptional audio performance for the most critical applications in a professional audio environment. The RU-ADL2 accepts a single monaural audio input and provides two separate monaural outputs. The time delay on each output is individually adjustable from 0 to 135 mS. A large, bright 3-digit LED numeric display on the front panel shows the time delay set for each of the two outputs. A locking pushbutton switch
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Sonifex Redbox RB-PD2 Stereo Profanity Delay 1RU
The RB-PD2 is a stereo audio profanity delay used for live broadcast programs to prevent unwanted or obscene material from being transmitted. It features an automatic audio stretch algorithm that allows between 2 and 55 (*) seconds of delay to be built up live whilst "on air", whilst maintaining the correct pitch. The delay can also be acquired whilst playing a pre-selected audio file on a CompactFlash memory card. When the program is complete, the audio stretch algorithm seamlessly reduces the
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AV Tool AP-411 Lip Sync Corrector
The AV Tool AP-411 Lip Sync Corrector is a compact device used to correct audio/video timing mismatches that result in the loss of synchronization of the two components of A/V program content. Since this problem is virtually always caused by the program's video component arriving after the audio component, the AP-411 Lip Sync Corrector provides up to 300 milliseconds of delay for the audio component to restore A/V synchronization to the program material.
Excellent specification of >80dB S/N plus
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Live talk shows, telephone call-ins, breaking news. Part of the excitement of a live signal is that you never know what's going to happen next. But that can be a big problem if "what happens next" is an obscenity, a libelous statement, or a courtroom utterance that should not be aired. Audio delay lines give TV and radio stations the perfect delays as a safeguard to handle such situations. Users can mute the output signal at any time by simply pushing a button on the front panel. Audio delay linesare also used to match a video frame delay or resolve lip sync issues. Can your station afford not to have an Audio delay line?
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Day & Night: Mingling with music royalty at the 10th Roundhouse gala
BRITISH music royalty descended on the Roundhouse in Camden to celebrate the venue's 10th anniversary fundraising gala – and Day & Night was among all the star-studded action.
The Roundhouse fundraising gala was kicked off by a set from Roger Daltrey
The Who's Roger Daltrey, 73, helped kick off the exclusive event by thrilling the audience with a storming blues set.
The rocker then joined The Kinks musician pal Sir Ray Davies, 72, fresh from his knighthood ceremony, for a chinwag over the tasty lamb supper.
Later on, Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood, 69, watched on proudly as wife Sally, 39, who is an ambassador for the Roundhouse, gave a speech about the fundraiser, which aims to transform the lives of young people through creativity.
Father-of-six Ronnie, who welcomed twins Gracie Jane and Alice Rose with Sally last May, and also performed at the bash, told us: "I love this event because it helps creative young people but it's also a night out with the missus.
I love this event because it helps creative young people
"We're quite hands-on with the children and so wiped-out at the end of the day – but tonight we let our hair down."
Other famous faces at the bash included actress Barbara Windsor, 79, TV presenters Melanie Sykes, 46, and Gaby Roslin, 52, and tennis ace Boris Becker, 49, who hopped on stage to offer a private tennis lesson.
All eyes were on Jeremy Clarkson, 56, who made his first public appearance with new girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 46.
Jeremy Clarkson made an appearance with his new girlfriend Lisa Hogan
The former Top Gear presenter – who divorced wife of 21 years Frances in 2014 – was virtually inseparable from the mum-of-three, who is the ex-wife of eccentric aristocrat Steven Bentinck.
During the auction on the night, Jeremy also offered a one-off Grand Tour track day, which raised over £50,000.
The event raised more than £500,000 for the Roundhouse's charitable work.
Crawford congratulates the Clooneys
Cindy Crawford has publicly congratulated her close friends George and Amal Clooney on their impending parenthood – but her husband doesn't think George will muck in with the more hands-on aspects of being a dad.
"I'm not sure he'll be the one changing diapers!" said Rande Gerber, causing Cindy to remind her other half: "You don't know how to do diapers!"
Cindy is confident the couple will be naturals.
Cindy Crawford is confident that the Clooney will be natural parents
"It was like all of a sudden George might get married and he might have a family. It's incredible," she said. "Amal is so amazing and they're just so happy. It seemed like a natural next step."
Katy's favourite features
What's a British man's best attribute? According to Katy Perry it's the accent.
"Many of my English boyfriends that I've had along the way, I've fancied them [because] I'm very attracted to their accents. So posh!" admits Katy, 32.
Katy Perry admitted that she has a thing for the posh boy English accent
Katy, who was married to Brit comedian Russell Brand and recently dated British actor Orlando Bloom who she apparently still "texts and talks" with – also revealed on the Radio 1 Breakfast Show that she's a big fan of traditional British grub: "I've had bubble and squeak, I've had it all. I love a fresh-baked Yorkshire pudding."
Romantic roast dinners aren't on the cards for Katy and Orlando, unfortunately. Insiders say that despite the pair remaining friends, Orlando isn't ready for a serious relationship.
Rita's top model is over
She's only been hosting America's Next Top Model (ANTM) for one series but Rita Ora's stint as a US TV presenter is already over.
Original host Tyra Banks is returning, announcing on Twitter: "I missed my ANTM baby, so Mama's back!"
Rita Ora's brief stint as America's Next Top Model host ended with news that Tyra Banks would return
The 43-year-old model, who created the TV model search back in 2003, added: "Rita Ora! Thank you for all the amazingness you brought to ANTM."
The British pop star, 26, pictured, heaped praise on her predecessor, replying: "Was such an honour and pleasure being on your show. Everyone welcome Tyra back!"
Rita won't have to tell fans twice, as viewers didn't warm to her. One tweeted: "Whoever thought Rita Ora could be the lead on this show should probably be fired."
Another said: "So Tyra Banks not only got rid of Rita Ora but took her old job back as host. Ha! Thank God!"

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Hongkong Dinseyland Disappointed Me
Kowloon Travel Blog› entry 2 of 10 › view all entries
May 6th, 2010 – by: dinzvyeofvine
We went there by a travel bus,the driver go to pick up my friends & her family before come & fetch me.
Finally I'm in the Bus & will spent whole day in Disneyland.It takes about 45minutes drive from my Hotel which I stayed,Metropark Kowloon.
As we reach Hongkong Disneyland,I took a picture before get inside.I saw so many people there.& my head starting to spin.'Coz I'm not into a crowded place person.
I saw many specialty stores selling Disney memorabilia and souvenirs in each themed land at Main Street,USA.
We stopped by to the stores & bought some souvenirs,& took some pictures inside the store.I love the design of the store,I feel like in Donald's house.hehehe.......After done the payment ,I stopped by to a pastry house to had something to eat.don't even have a breakfast for today ;)
I had 1 mickey mouse mango pudding & 1 Donald Duck chocolate cake.Donald is one of my fave character. :)
I love the chocolate cake...sooooo tasty,maybe I'm a chocolate lovers though ;)
I'm looking for Mickey & Minnie Mouse....wanna take a picture with them.But,its a long que .I cancelled to take a picture with Mickey & walk around.
I saw a colorful building,so beautiful....like a fairy tale world...guess what! Its a small world...I really love the color of the building so stunning & very eyes catching ;) . We go on a leisurely boat journey across the continents to discover a fresh child-like perspective on the world as you encounter animated singing dolls in their colourful costumes.From China,Indian,Egypt,& many more...I saw my fave character here.Lilo & stitch ;)
Finished the small world leisure boat journey,I que for taking picture with pinochio.'Coz its not as long as queing for Mickey & Minnie.But,too bad I didn't see Donald Duck :(
I get separated with my friends since they don't like to take a picture...l walk alone myself through The tomorrow land & I don't really interested into it.The area around is offer a diverse range of food at various restaurants in the park,I stopped by at the restaurant & have a bowl of beef noodle.Done with my lunch I go to join my friends.They all decided to go back,me myself also feel exhausted during a half day walk.
My friends & her family decided going to Harbour city to have a look & I decided to go back to the Hotel to have some rest.
I'm about disappointed visiting Hongkong Disneyland 'coz the reality is not the same as we saw in the brochure :(
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I need to be able to pass the output of a function to another function as input, where all functions involved are user-defined in-line table-valued functions. I already posted this on Stack Exchange, where I was unable to find any assistance, so here is a link to the relevant code:
Correct way to pass table-valued function outputs to table-valued functions in SQL Server 2008 - Stack Overflow
I am fairly certain OUTER APPLY is the core answer here; there's *clearly* some way in which does *not* do what I need, or I would not get the null output you see in the link, but it seems clear that there should be a way to fool it into working. Does anyone know how to do this?
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I haven't seen the code you posted, I can't visit Stack Exchange from here.
My first guess is that you need a CROSS APPLY instead of an OUTER APPLY.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's industry minister said on Friday that the federal and Ontario governments have agreed to provide aid to automakers as soon as the U.S. government approves a rescue package.
Industry Minster Tony Clement told reporters said he expects the U.S. administration to move forward with a multibillion-dollar aid package "very soon" despite the failure of a $14 billion proposal in the Senate.
Clement said the amount of money Canada and Ontario are proposing is based the country's 20 percent share of the auto industry. Based on the $14 billion U.S. proposal, that would amount to $2.8 billion or about C$3.5 billion.
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Top 25 Toto Songs Of All Time (Part One)
Thanks for Voting in Our Music Poll and Finally here are The Top 25 Toto Songs Of All Time
Thanks to the 14,577 voters.
There are a few surprises in this video especially with songs that have stood the test of time but were never even hits. There's no filler on these albums.
#25 – It comes from an album that represented a big transition for Toto. They had just won all those Grammy's for their monster album Toto IV but had to kick out their lead singer Bobby Kimball because of drug problems.
So in came Fergie Frederiksen who had the laser sharp powerful voice of thunder but it was a familiar vocalist in the band that had the only hit on the album Keyboardist David Paich.
The MTV video era was in full swing and Toto went big budget with the help of actor Brad Dourif who four years later would become the famous voice of Chucky in the Child's Play movies. He has been known for playing peculiar characters. The video was inspired by the 1961 British film, 'Whistle Down The Wind' Hayley Mills and Alan Bates as a man wanted by the law and thought to be Jesus by neighborhood kids. Dourif played it brilliantly. 'Stranger in Town" is the only 'Isolation' tune to make it in the Top 25.
#24 – is the only track from 'Kingdom of Desire" that made it in the most voted 25. 'Don't Chain My Heart' featuring a bluesy Steve Lukather and lets remember this was the last project with original legendary drummer Jeff Porcaro who died shortly after its release. The albums harder rock and Blues was a huge departure from their last CD "The Seventh One" which was more L.A. Tight production Pop/Rock and featured lead vocals of Joseph Williams who left three years before.
#23 – This album makes quite a few appearances in the Top 25. Toto's debut from 1978 and 'Girl Goodbye.' All I heard in high school was there was this new band with the best studio cats in the business – they weren't kidding. We'll get to the other guys later but David Paich, for instance, even before Toto the keyboardist and vocalist had already worked with Steely Dan, Jackson Brown, Seals and Crofts, Joe Cocker, Cher, Neil Diamond, The Righteous Brothers and, of course, Boz Scaggs to name a few. The son of famous composer, arranger, and conductor Marty Paich. At the time of this taping there's a lot of bad blood between their original lead singer who kills it on this track, Bobby Kimball.
#22 – Mushanga from The Seventh One. This is an interesting album for the band. It's arguably one of their best but it didn't do that well in 1988 – at least not in North America. It has however grown with time. If this poll was only for Europeans it would be # 1. As we get further into the Top 25 you'll see how strong this one is and lets remember 'Mushanga' wasn't even a hit or single in North America and only released for Top 40 in the Netherlands. Written by David Paich and Jeff Porcaro and sung by Joseph Williams this tune sounded like a hit but that's the thing about Toto when the planets are in alignment there's no need to trim the fat everything sounds like a hit. Also I'm not superstitious but it seems all the studio project with the sword logo represents them the zone. It also features former Windham Hill artist Andy Narell with tasty steel drums.
#21 – Goin' Home from the 1998 rarities "Toto XX" album. Even though it was recorded in 1989 most die hard Toto fans had only heard a solo version of it from Joseph Williams 3 album a year before XX in 1997. Written by David Paich, Joseph Williams, Jeff Porcaro this version is sung by Bobby Kimball and it also created an interesting universe with Kimball and Williams joining the rest of the band on a promotional tour. We should point out both singers, at that point, had already worked together. 'Going Home' was the only single from this rarities album.
#20 – 'All the Tears That Shine from the 2015 "XIV" album. We have just completed polls from a few bands including Supertramp and Genesis where none of their latter tunes even came close to charting in the Top 25. That's because on XIV Toto sounds like their recording that first album. There's excitement on the record, tasty melodies amazing playing and tunes that rival anything from the back cataloque. Sung by David Paich, 'All the Tears that Shine' has the kind of melody that melts your heart.
#19 – 'The Road Goes On' from 'Tambu.' If there was ever any doubt that Steve Lukather was one of the most talented guitarist and songwriters ever this album fortified his importance, not only in this band but Rock and Roll history. He didn't have a resume before Toto as impressive as David Paich but he sure caught for lost time. His resume includes, George Benson, Rod Stewart, Don Henley, Eric Clapton, Tony Levin, Pink Floyd, Todd Rundgren, Boz Scaggs, Larry Carlton and of course his huge contribution to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Seriously it would take you a few months to listen to everything he's done.
John Beaudin has been in major market radio (Edmonton, Vancouver & Calgary) for 33 years and a music journalist since 1989. He graduated from Broadcasting school as a news man so he would have the skills to write about the artists that inspired him since he bought his first album, "Madman Across The Water" by Elton John as a teen. In the 80's Beaudin was the host of the syndicated radio show "The Cross Canada Report" which had two version (Rock and A/C). Beaudin was also asked to be a judge at the Juno Awards (Canada's answer to the Grammys) Twice. He has anchored every position in radio including morning and afternoon drive and was a Program and Music Director for The Breeze and California 103 in Calgary. He currently hosts the popular Lovesongs at QM-FM in Vancouver.


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Ahh it's Thursday, but it feels more like Friday. I had my bi-weekly Wal-mart experience today which I like to refer to as "Welcome to hell". Now this Walmart is in the very rural area of North Florida, I mean very rural, where married couples look so much alike one begins to wonder if you know what I mean. Well, there's something I noticed today that I hadn't noticed before. Maybe it's a trend or maybe there's just a lot of handicapped people in this area but nearly every other person, mostly women, in that store in the age range 55-80 were in their own personal motorized scooter things.
I know a lot of people have mobility problems and it's hard to stand up for long periods of time and move around so I completely understand their need to get around. And it's better that they use a scooter to get around than be homebound and dependent on others right? But so many? How could so many younger people, and I think 50's is young, be that unable to move? I'm just saying that around the first of the month when the checks come in it's like a scooter convention in there. And some of them are so rude. One woman damn near ran over me and looked at me like I was in her way. Hey lady, I got my own problems ok? And then I looked at her with that "I'm medicated, don't fuck with me" look and she turned around and went the other way.
Wow, that psycho look thing really works! I love to do it to kids in the aisles who are running around taking groceries off the shelf and flinging them, blocking the aisle and being bratty. One look sends them crying to momma, who ironically isn't minding them, no, she's halfway across the store in the juniors department insisting to the sales person that yes she can fit her size 22 ass into a size 7 jeans.
Alas, like most anything else, this scooter thing could just be a trend, and I'm just behind the times. I mean I don't even know what an Ipod is, I don't have a blackberry and I don't have a cell phone with music on it--- hell I don't even have a cell phone. So maybe I just missed the boat on the scooter craze.
And finally, you know, I was thinking about watching "The Patriot" today, yes I have it on DVD and watch it often because for all you sudden Mel haters, I LOVE MEL GIBSON MOVIES. In fact I have found the more cursing he does the better the movie. And then "it" hit me and so I did a photo search online and found what I was looking for.
Sorry Mel, nothing personal but this is really funny:
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Welcome to hell...
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You don't have a cell phone! I can't believe it. I thought I was the only one left without one. How do we survive?ReplyDelete
Now on the Walmart thing. I went Monday before the welfare checks came out. Praise God! You are right. The scooters are getting out of control. Maybe we should require scooter drivers license because some of them will run you over. Can we sue if we get hit? After all, pedestrians have the right away.
And finally, I have refrained from commenting on Mel. Mainly because I don't give a care. However, you are right. The pictures are funny.--ST
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I was passing by the liquor department in a grocery store near the famous University of Southern California when I saw this sign.
A little science for you alls...
For those of you not in the know, the name of the sporting forces of the USC is the "Trojans," named after the "Trojans." They have had this name since before the widespread adoption of broadcast analogue television and, rumour has it, plan to keep it in the coming age of broadcast DIGITAL TV.
While they have been having "Trojans" as their sports-people name, there has been another school in Los Angeles, called the UCLA, where they have opted to call their sports-practitioners not "Trojans" but "Bruins."
Perhaps it was over this point that these two fine institutions of college stuff went to war and became bitter enemies; or perhaps became bitter enemies and went to war. Irregardless, a state of tension, occasionally flaring into real-deal street violence has simmered twixt them for a time that the kids and the wags both refer to as "long ass."
Because of this, new laws apparently have been enacted while I have been busy playing stupid computer games. These laws probably make it very hard for people from the UCLA to buy their liquor in the store where I took this picture. In the past, that wouldn't have been such a big deal, but today's unpredictable regional real estate prices and the recent discoveries about the health benefits of moderate red wine consumption make this one of today's big "hot button" issues.
It should also be noted that, in the local parlance, the term for gamboling about while on the sauce is to be "a-brewin'" (due to the idea some here might have that, even inside of you, the booze, she continues to brew). This sign thus has a second layer of meaning and is actually frightfully clever for being able to efficiently block purchases by both registered students and faculty of the UCLA as well as ANY adult who dares to enter the joint on less than a fully even keel.


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Dear Sirs,
I am the webmaster of a Hong Kong ex-christians' website, the ExChristians Alliance (http://exchristian.hk) [in Chinese]. We help ex-christians after they left the religion to go ahead with their future happy life.
Recently, Hong Kong has a issue about the intelligent design theory which tried to be included in the normal biology syllabus (see: http://sites.google.com/site/hkscienceeducation/). We concerned that the education of Hong Kong would be "spoiled".
I found that the content of the website http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evosite is neat and clear which is very helpful for general students as well as ex-christians in Hong Kong, our main website visitors, especially the subsection of misconceptions which can be a important source of information for ex-christians who used to adapt religious teachings. Therefore I sincerely request that we can translate and post the subsection of misconceptions (http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evosite/misconceps/index.shtml) into Chinese in our website.
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Saturday, November 24, 2007
No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy
5 comments:
- Church Lady said...
Blogmaster, I don't know how to do labels. :-( I'm sorry.
I am so enjoying reading everyone's reviews!! This blog is a great idea!
- November 24, 2007 at 8:21 PM
- moonrat said...
i gotcha, CL.
"degradation of the soul." whoo-ee! strong stuff. i heard the movie is also excellent, which poses a problem--do i try to read the book so it doesn't ruin the movie, but then end up missing the movie in theaters? tough call.
angelle's favorite book is The Road, which she liked even better than No Country. have you read that one too, by chance?
- November 25, 2007 at 12:14 AM
- Church Lady said...
OOO! Great question!
My (very humble opinion) is that The Road was written better-the craft was better. It felt like I stopped more often to savor a sentence or paragraph.
Oh, I was going to say I like No Country better. But they're both awesome books.
What bothers me about The Road is that I suspect Cormac changed the ending because of pressure from a publisher. It seems too optimistic, now that I've read this book. Cormac does not pull out the rosy-colored glasses. I think The Road should've ended more ambiguously, if not darkly. I base this on nothing other than a gut feeling. I'd be interested to know what others thought!
- November 25, 2007 at 8:43 AM
- angelle said...
one day i should post about the road on here, but anyway.
i love mccarthy's voice. it's so wonderful.
i want to watch the movie for no country... heard it's excellent. this book was great, but i liked the road much much more. speaking of the end of the road though, i took this class with some ppl discussing the road, and some people actually look at the end of the road as very bleak. it's so open-ended, in a way, because you just don't know what's going to happen, he doesn't just "fade into the sunset" - he's going off with people, good or bad, you don't know. what his future holds, you don't know. and that last section with the fish (so beautiful)? depending on how you look at it, it's either optimistic or completely bleak. i think that's the beauty of the book -- different people take completely different views of the same book, because they bring their own personal outlook on life into it.
anyway. back to no country, i thought this book was really very good, though i did get lost sometimes.
- November 25, 2007 at 11:47 PM
- Trée said...
As a father, I loved The Road as seen as a love story between father and son, so the ending, a bit uplifting for a Cormac novel, didn't bother me. My favorite scene, again read as a father with a son about that age, is where the son knows his father is not drinking hot chocolate. No one else writes quite like Cormac. Blood Meridian, in places, is as good as anything I've read. The Road, as a whole, is brilliant, as a love story. No Country for Old Men, well, I need to read it. :-D
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Cute children: a county executive candidate's campaign ad standby
If Tom Suozzi's new campaign ad – featuring precocious young children and jaunty music – looks familiar, it's because you've seen it before from a Democratic county executive candidate on Long Island.
Suozzi, the former Nassau County executive who is seeking to reclaim his old seat, released his latest television ad, titled "Counting," on Monday. In it, cute children (alternately set in a classroom, next to a lemonade stand and in an SUV packed with groceries) attempt to count to two billion – the amount of debt that Suozzi accuses Republican County Executive Ed Mangano of running up since he's been in office.
My colleague, Laura Figueroa, reported on the ad and Mangano's response in today's paper. But my first thought upon seeing it was its striking similarity to a spot aired by Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone when he was running for office in 2011.
Bellone, a Democrat, set his cast of precocious children in business suits and in a legislative chamber, playing adult lawmakers who increase local taxes and run young people out of the region. The ad, also featuring a light, zippy score, was titled "Their Fault," after the line that Bellone was then promoting on the trail: it's not the children's fault Long Island has gotten so expensive, but it will be their problem.
Bellone's ad was buzzed-about at the time, but his decisive victory over Republican opponent Angie Carpenter probably had more to do with the fact he outspent her by a wide margin. Suozzi won't have the same campaign cash advantage over Mangano, should Suozzi survive a Democratic primary challenge from businessman Adam Haber.


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Olympus has announced the PEN Lite E-PL6 on its Global Website - an update to the E-PL5 that appears destined for the Asian market only. It adds in several of the features from the E-P5 announced at the same time, including an ISO 100-equivalent LOW setting, short release lag shutter mode, intervalometer and time-lapse movie shooting, and full compatibility with the VF-4 viewfinder. It also gains a dual-axis electronic level. It will come body only, in a kit with the 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6 II R, or in a twin-lens kit also adding the 40-150mm 1:4-5.6 R. It's set to be available at the end of June.
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Olympus PEN Lite E-PL6 Micro Four Thirds System Camera
More enjoyable photography available with substantial new functions and color variations
Olympus Imaging Corporation (President: Haruo Ogawa) is pleased to announce the introduction of the OLYMPUS PEN Lite E-PL6, a mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera that conforms to the Micro Four Thirds System standard. It is scheduled to go on sale in the end of June, 2013.
Mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras, best exemplified by Olympus's PEN series, have received the warm and enthusiastic support of photographers who want to enjoy photography more conveniently. This market is fast expanding in Japan and Asia, where mirrorless cameras account for an great percentage of the digital camera market*1 . In the evolving camera market, the OLYMPUS PEN series has taken special pride in responding to the needs of new groups of photographers thanks to their stylish design, highly-portable compact size and light weight, and wide functionality that keeps expanding photography's expressive range. For example, they have become the camera of choice for women who are interested in camera as a means of self expression.
As the newest member of the OLYMPUS PEN Lite series, the OLYMPUS PEN Lite E-PL6 adds substantial new functionality to make creative photography even more easy and intuitive.
By combining the FAST AF system that made Olympus's flagship model, the OM-D E-M5, the world's fastest*2 with the Touch AF Shutter function, which allows users to take a picture by touching the Live View screen, users can now enjoy capturing the moment they want, wherever the subject is positioned, with instantaneous autofocus. For the touchscreen, a capacitance touch panel is used, allowing the immediate reaction to even the lightest touch. Additionally, by using the same 16.05-megapixel Live MOS Sensor and TruePic VI image processing engine used in the OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5, users can enjoy the highest image quality offered by Olympus. This camera features all twelve Art Filters that are a defining characteristic of Olympus system cameras. With a number of variations and effects available, the possibilities for creative artistic expression are expanded. The compact-sized and light-weight body, optimized for OLYMPUS PEN Lite users who enjoy active photography, along with the 170°-swivel monitor give users the freedom to shoot from any angle, including self-portrait shots. The camera also features a range of substantial new functions that make photography more convenient and expand the shooting possibilities of the camera. These include a Short Release Time Lag mode, ISO LOW setting, interval Shooting, Time lapse movies and a Level guide. With Red as a new color, in addition to White, Silver and Black, the body is available now in a total of for color variations.
Olympus remains committed to expanding the line-up of mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras and to developing the system as a whole with a view to creating and expanding new markets.
Main Feature Details
1. Touch AF Shutter - a new style of shooting made possible by combining FAST AF with touch screen operation.
1) FAST AF system with instantaneous autofocusing capability
The FAST (Frequency Acceleration Sensor Technology) AF system that allowed the OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 to achieve the world's fastest autofocusing*2 is incorporated in the E-PL6. With this system, the Live MOS Sensor is driven at a high speed and the speed of AF computation has also been improved. Additionally, increased communication speed with the lens and synergy with the MSC (Movie & Still Compatible) mechanism, which facilitates fast, quiet movement of the AF system in the lens, further complete the camera's hassle-free fast AF system.
2) Touch AF Shutter release by simply touching the Live View screen
The rear monitor incorporates a capacitance touch screen panel with excellent responsiveness. Combined with the FAST AF system, users can take pictures instantaneously simply by touching the Live View screen. With the Touch AF Shutter, regardless of the position of the subject on the screen, the user has only to lightly touch the screen to instantly execute the process from focusing to shutter release. This is a completely new shooting style that expands the joy of photography.
2. Superb image quality continued from the flagship of the Olympus system camera, the OM-D E-M5.
Committed to the concept of "providing maximum image quality performance for all PEN models", Olympus has generously endowed the OLYMPUS PEN Lite E-PL6 with the same 16.05-megapixel Live MOS Sensor and TruePic VI image processing engine incorporated in the flagship of our Micro Four Thirds system cameras, the Olympus OM-D E-M5. This image sensor features vivid color representation and high resolution that reproduce a natural three-dimensional feeling, together with a spectacular improvement in sensitivity and noise reduction, achieving maximum sensitivity of ISO 25600 for still images. Dynamic range has also been expanded, enabling richer expression of gradations between dark and bright areas with a wide range of intensity.
3. Twelve Art Filters for richer creative artistic expression.
1) Wide range of twelve Art Filters
Art Filters are an Olympus original shooting function that not only helps users better create the image they envision, it also gives them the opportunity to surprise themselves with unexpected effects. Applicable to both still images and movies*3 , Art Filters can be easily enjoyed by everybody.
- Pop Art (I/II) Enhances colors, making them stronger and more vivid to create high-impact images with a pop-art feel.
- Soft Focus Gives images a dream-like quality that creates a romantic and mystical atmosphere.
- Pale & Light Color (I/II) Encloses the reality in front of the camera in flat, softly illuminated bubble, floating serenely in its own world, like a distant memory of a childhood landscape.
- Light Tone Renders both highlights and shadows more softly to recreate the atmosphere achieved by studio lighting.
- Grainy Film (I/II) Recreates the classic grainy look and tonality of black & white photography, imparting a dramatic feel to images.
- Pin Hole (I/II/III) Adjusts color and reduces brightness at the periphery, recreating the distinctive look of photos taken with a pinhole camera.
- Diorama Creates the look of a miniature diorama by enhancing color and contrast, and blurring the periphery to distort distance perception.
- Cross Process (I/II) Reproduces an unrealistic or unstable atmosphere with unexpected color development like that produced when a positive film is developed in the negative film process with digital processing.
- Gentle Sepia Gives images the look of a vintage sepia-tone print, with gentle contrast and well-defined shadows.
- Dramatic Tone (I/II) Represents real space in a more imaginary way by applying unrealistic tones of light and darkness based on local changes in contrast.
- Key Line (I/II) Based on the "posterization" effect, this filter makes the picture look more like an illustration or block print by enhancing the edge lines.
- Water Color (I/II) Eliminates darker areas in the image to daringly represent bright color tones on a white canvas, adding soft contours to express a warm and bright world.
2) All six Art Effects
Art Effects customize Art Filters with a variety of effects*4 to further enhance their creative appeal.
- Soft Focus Provides sharp image at the center with soft focus around it.
- Pin Hole Decreases the brightness around the periphery of the image.
- Art Frame Adds an artistic, elegant frame around the image.
- White Edge Defocuses the four corners of the image and washes them out in white.
- Starlight Produces an effective trace of light in night scenes and similar images.
- Monochrome Changes the tonality of the image to a monochrome tone (sepia/blue/purple/green) and adds a monochrome filter effect (yellow/orange/red/green) to vary the contrast characteristics.
3) Art Filter bracketing function
This function can generate multiple pictures with different Art Filters with a single shot, making it possible to experiment with several different photographic effects at the same time. The combination of an unexpected scene and an unexpected Art Filter may lead to the creation of a picture beyond the reach of your imagination. In addition to the Art Filters, this function can be used to select multiple picture modes including Vivid, Natural, Flat and Portrait. A Slide Rec View function is provided to play back immediately after shooting, a slideshow of the pictures with the various Art Filters applied.
4. 170°-swivel monitor for easy self-portrait shooting.
The rear panel monitor features a large, easy-to-view 3.0-inch, 460,000-dot high-definition LCD with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a swivel range of about 170° up and about 65° down. In addition to low- and high-angle shooting, self-portrait shooting can also be enjoyed comfortably. The LCD monitor also features an anti-fingerprint coating that protects it from fingerprints and dirt, a viewing angle that extends 176° from all directions and improved color reproduction. Optical resin is used to hermetically seal an air layer, reducing internal reflection, so the monitor is easy and comfortable to use even for outdoor shooting.
5. New functions substantially improved from the OLYMPUS PEN Lite E-PL5.
1) Short Release Time Lag mode
The camera incorporates a new short release time lag mode in addition to the super high-speed FAST AF system. With a shortest time lag speed of approximately 0.044 seconds*5 , users will not miss any photo opportunity even when shooting fast moving subjects.
2) ISO LOW setting
ISO LOW (equivalent to ISO 100) has been extended towards the low sensitivity end. This allows users to use the large lens at maximum aperture even in bright daylight and obtain the maximum background defocusing effect in their pictures. The expanded shooting possibilities of the camera give users more freedom to create a wide variety of pictures.
3) Interval shooting
The camera features a new interval shooting function where the interval (1 second to 24 hours) and number of shots (1 to 99) can be set. With a very simple operation, users can shoot a series of pictures showing the growth of a plant, the drifting of clouds, moving crowds or a butterfly emerging from chrysalis form.
4) Time Lapse movies
Users can easily convert a series of pictures taken using interval shooting into a time lapse movie*6 like those often seen in movies or documentary films. Art Filters can also be used to produce even more creative time lapse movies.
5) Level Guide
The camera features a two-axis (horizontal and vertical) digital level guide that allows users to accurately frame pictures even when there are no horizontal lines in the composition or when shooting a dark night scene.
Other Features
1. OLYMPUS Image Share (OI.Share) smartphone application Using the OLYMPUS Image Share (OI.Share) application for iPhone/Android and a Toshiba FlashAirTM*7 SDHC memory card incorporating wireless LAN, it's easier than ever to upload pictures to your favorite social network. With the smartphone connection function of the OLYMPUS PEN E-PL6, it is very easy to set up a FlashAirTM card and start using the Wi-Fi connection. The OI.Share application makes it easy to transfer pictures to a smartphone by selecting their thumbnails, apply Art Filters on the smartphone and share pictures in collaboration with various SNS applications. Pictures can also be enjoyed by friends and family by issuing a one-time password to connect several smartphones simultaneously.
2. Image rotation in playback The camera features the image rotation function that detects whether the camera is in the horizontal or vertical position. This improves the joy and comfort of picture browsing.
3. Small AF target mode A small AF target mode can be selected in addition to the existing 35-point area selection AF, group target AF or standard single-target AF. This enables more precise pinpoint focusing for smaller subjects.
4. Built-in sensor-shift type image stabilization The in-body image stabilization mechanism shifts the image sensor unit instantaneously and precisely. This means that handheld shooting with image stabilization is available not only when using Micro Four Thirds lenses but also Four Thirds lenses. Image stabilization is even possible with older lenses mounted using an adapter as long as the focal length is input manually.
5. Movie Teleconverter and Art Fade effect The Teleconverter feature allows the user to select a part of a movie during movie recording by tapping it on the touchscreen panel and switch back and forth between the magnified section and the widescreen movie without deterioration. Using it brings more fun to movie recording, allowing the user to capture the atmosphere at school plays, sporting events, and the like while zooming in for close ups of children's faces matched to a given scene. Also, by selecting one of the Art Filters*8 during movie recording, the user can create more artistic movies with the selected filter in which the image gradually changes.
6. RAW editing in the camera The camera offers detailed in-camera RAW editing. The cross-cursor button can be used to select and change various RAW settings. Previewing the edited image is also possible. Detailed in-camera editing without using PC software is particularly convenient when RAW development is required outside the home.
7. BGM downloads OLYMPUS PEN and OM-D Series and E-5 cameras feature a Multi-Mix Slide Show function for slideshow playback with background music. Now, users can replace one of the four existing BGM tracks by downloading a new track from the Olympus site. Olympus offers a wide selection of downloadable background music from famous creators.
8. High-speed 8 fps sequential shooting Sequential shooting is possible at a maximum rate of 8 fps. Fast sequential shooting at a maximum rate 3.5 fps (in L-sequential shooting) is available even in autofocus modes (C-AF + Tr and C-AF modes).
9. 3D tracking AF The imager AF used in mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras features better recognition capability of the subject than an AF based on phase difference detection. Making full use of this advantage, the E-PL6 uses a 3D tracking AF with a movement prediction function that can track depth-direction movement, as well as a traditional tracking AF to track objects moving in the up, down, left and right direction, to improve the accuracy of AF on moving objects. In C-AF (continuous AF) mode, sequential shooting at 3.5 fps is possible by tracking the AF across a wider image area than with digital SLR cameras based on phase difference detection AF. This system is also able to track subjects that are hard for phase difference AF to follow, such as people and faces. Precise subject tracking is available not only for still photo shooting but also for movie recording.
10. Advanced iAUTO The iAUTO function automatically determines and sets the optimum shooting mode for the subject. With a database of 42 different scene modes, iAUTO can find a mode to suit any scene.
11. Full-HD movie shooting (MOV) Full-HD movies can be recorded in MOV format (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264)*9 for easy viewing and editing on a PC. Movie recording is also possible in the traditional AVI format* (Motion JPEG). Audio is recorded in linear PCM in both formats. Touch AF can also be used for movie recording.
12. Live Bulb and Live Time shooting To ensure updated display of the Live View during bulb shooting, two functions are provided: Live Bulb, for shooting while the shutter button is held depressed; and Live Time, for releasing the shutter with the first press of the button and closing it with the second press. Previously, during bulb shooting, the Live View image on the rear panel monitor would disappear during shooting, but now, thanks to these new functions, Live View images can be displayed at set intervals even during exposure. Users can now set the optimum exposure time for bulb shooting by checking the updated Live View image, instead of having to rely on intuition or experience until now.
|Source: CIPA Statistics digital camera new-category statistics, shipment tables 2013. Olympus in-house survey.
|Among products announced for release as of February 2012
|When a movie is recorded using an Art Filter, the number of frames and presence/absence of audio and Art Effects may vary depending on the Art Filter used.
|The Art Effects that can be applied as well as the number of types and variations will vary depending on the Art Filter used.
|In this mode, battery usage increases and the maximum number of shots are reduced by about 60 (CIPA standards).
|Recording time of the Time lapse movie is 10 seconds at maximum (shooting 99 frames). The recording format is set to AVI (Motion JPEG/10fps).
|FlashAirTM is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation.
|The Diorama Art Filter cannot be used together with the Art Fade effect.
|In MOV format, file capacity is limited to about 4 GB, allowing about 29 minutes of recording in Full HD or HD mode
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Why is GPS still missing on the whole mirrorless lineup?
I would suppose all the brands are "lined up", it's nearly impossible none of those big brands, got there. It should cost them 2-3$ each sensor.
You buy a mirrorless without GPS built-in this year and the next year they magically release the new feature, oops... seems like that story about the front camera on the ipad.
GPS is not a teenager joke, I own a good Panasonic TZ10/ZS7 and GPS is really useful reviewing tour photos, those who didn't tried it can't understand.
I was trying to upgrade my camera, but no go. The only suitable target I found is a Sony A65, definetely away from a GPS mirrorless.
I think they are taking time even because they are running on low space on the body top of those mirrorless to suite a GPS sensor. Moreover, an hotshoe accessory should cover the sensor disabling the functionality, they don't like this behavior (it's ok for me though).
Anyway at the end: it's not impossible, please do it.
Olympus has issued a few sample images taken with this camera:
The summary here missed a few important details. The E-PL6 gains 2 big features from flagship OM-D:
. Autofocus
. 16MP sensor
It lacks these from big brother E-P5:
. No 5-axis image stabilization
. No Wi-Fi
. No flash
if it's half the price of the ep5, that sounds pretty good to me!
5axis thingie: don't need it
wifi: don't need it
flash: could live with an external one
near thousand dollar price point: could live without that too
uhhh, wait! you say that previous epl didn't have autofocus???
It's probably not in the US because they still have E-PL2's they are trying to get rid of here!
that means Oly has a poor return policy for old inventory in the sales channel. this could make some Oly dealers weary of stocking much of the brand in the future. it's a catch-22: they can't afford to take them back and re-issue at a rebate, so they're really shooting themselves in the foot for their future, they're hurting their sales by not making the new ones available. they should take the old EPLs back and sell them to walmart at a substantial discount.
for north americans who's reseller channel can't get it, there is always ebay international. ;)
why limit in Asia? even thoug im from Asia i do not understand why they would do that. sTill no new sensor technology,
Too bad about Asia-only. Those details would add a lot of appeal to the current product.
Nah, still no built in flash, still that weird design...
Why Asian market only? Better technologies for better people or what?
I would think better technology for a bigger market.
I think they are less afraid it would hurt the E-P5 as much as it would do in European / NA markets that are currently more value-conscious; they probably still have a big stock of E-PL5 to sell (new E-PL1 offers are still available in my market) and we'll only get to see this slight update if older cameras move off the shelves.
It's been twenty years since Jeff Keller founded the Digital Camera Resource Page, one of the first websites dedicated to digital photography. Jeff, who has been at DPReview for nearly five years, looks back at the rise and fall of consumer digital cameras and his website.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017. At #2 we have another staff favorite – the Sony Alpha a9.
Rotolight has released the Anova Pro 2 circular LED for stills and video, boasting a 70% increase in brightness and what the company describes as "unrivaled battery performance."
Designer Vinicius Araújo has imagined what he believes the perfect Adobe software keyboard might look like. From customizable touch pads, to a scroll wheel, to a little display that shows the tool in use, his design is pretty compelling.
Peak Design has teamed up with Leica to release a limited-edition backpack made special for fans of the Red Dot.
A portrait of an android woman has beaten over 5,700 pictures of humans to take third place in this year's prestigious Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize. The judges were not told the subject was an 'android' until after the winning images were chosen.
Hauling around C-Stands just got a whole lot less annoying thanks to these new Matthews shoulder and roller bags, which can hold two or three C-stand (respectively) plus accessories.
Neal Preston has shot timeless photos of everyone from Led Zeppelin, to Whitney Houston, to Michael Jackson. In this interview, he offers insights into his craft to up-and-comer Elijah Dominique.
Future prosumer Canon DSLRs might feature light-up buttons, if this newly published patent is any indication of the camera company's plans.
Sony's a7R Mark III shoots 42.4MP files at 10fps and incorporates a robust video feature set, large battery, refined ergonomics and more. It certainly looks impressive, but what is it like to use, and how does it stack up against the rest of the market? Find out in our full review.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017 – the Fujifilm X100F takes the bronze and the #3 spot.
There's never been a better time to shop for a new camera, but the number of options available can be overwhelming. In this series of buying guides we've provided customized recommendations for several use cases, from shooting landscapes to buying a first camera for a student photographer.
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Looking for a lightweight compact camera that's easy to bring with you anywhere? Or maybe you're smartphone-shopping and want the one that takes the best picture. And what if you want to shoot from above? In these buyers guides we have recommendations for the best compact cameras, smartphones and drones.
Despite reports to the contrary, analysis of DPReview images by our friend Jim Kasson confirms a disappointing fact: Sony a7R III is still a Star Eater. But there may be some improvements.
As the saying goes: A photo is worth a thousand words. And if you're sending that photo through Facebook Messenger, your thousand words now look twice as nice after today's update to 4K resolution.
Get to know the new Leica CL in short order by giving our 90 second 'First look' video a watch.
Leica has just released the CL, the forth in its series of APS-C L-mount cameras. Despite sharing a name with a camera released in the mid-70s, the new CL is a thoroughly modern ILC, with a 24MP sensor and built-in electronic viewfinder.
The Leica CL is a 24MP rangefinder-style mirrorless camera, which sits alongside the TL2 in the company's APS-C lineup. We've been using one for a few days – check out our gallery of images.
While it shares a name with one of Leica's most popular and affordable cameras of the 1970s, the new CL is separated from its namesake by more than just years. We've been using one for a few days - click through for a detailed first-impressions report.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and the #4 ranking goes to the Leica M10.
Sigma is discounting 13 different high-performance 'Art' series lenses from today until November 30th. The company is calling it an 'unprecedented' sale.
See DJI's 'AeroScope' drone-tracking technology in action. This is the system that DJI says can help law enforcement and airport (among others) track and identify rogue drones.
iPhone X owners can already accessorize their new phone with high-quality smartphone photography lenses courtesy of Moment's new lineup.
Considering buying Sigma's exciting new 16mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens for crop-sensor E-Mount and M43? Check out these official full-res samples first!
Vimeo has just added support for 8K HDR 10-bit content, making it possible to show up to 75% of the colors the human eye can perceive vs the usual 35%. Take THAT YouTube.
The holidays are coming, but your gear isn't cutting it? It's time to treat yourself!
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and sitting pretty at #5 is the Fujifilm X-T20.
See some of the most iconic black-and-white photographs throughout history brought to life by a community of colorization enthusiasts and professional retouchers in the new book Retrographic.
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Magical Scripts
The written language is powerful. Imagine: with the spoken word, we can talk from person to person, but the words, once spoken, must be heard immediately by someone nearby or are lost to the winds forever (barring telephony, repetition, and echoes). With the written word, however, we can leave words in a physical medium, transmitting them across time and space to people we may never know or see. The ancients understood this; Thoth, the god of writing, gave men a power of the gods when he gave the Egyptians hieroglyphs, and the Jews have kept their scriptures written since Moses first had them inscribed on Mount Sinai. Writing is something from the gods, and we usually take it for granted.
Occultists in the Western tradition, derived from Hermetic principles, never quite lost that reverence for the written word. They also held writing as something magical in its own right, which led to the tradition of grimoires and spellbooks that had power in and of themselves. We have sigils derived from angels' names, we have writing systems derived from the stars themselves, and we use them to communicate to entities that go so far beyond our comprehension that it's a miracle we can communicate with them at all. Of course, the writing systems that the occultists of yore used had another purpose: keeping the occult occult. Magic was never universally welcomed, and was sometimes persecuted and burned wherever orthodox zealots could find it cropping up. Special writing systems used to keep certain texts private or secret served their purpose, too.
Although the Roman and Hebrew scripts, and occasionally the Greek script, suffice for many occult tasks and practices, sometimes a certain task calls for a different kind of writing, either to cloak the intent or purpose of a certain text or to have spirits of any rank understand it easier for them. Below is a selection of writing systems I find myself using from time to time.
The Theban script is a magical script, still in use in some Wiccan circles today. Both Johannes Trithemius and Cornelius Agrippa give versions of the Theban script, which was supposedly developed by the mage Honorius of Thebes to write his "Sworn Book of Honorius" in. Given the one-to-one correspondence with the Roman alphabet in use at the time (I and J were considered the same letter, as were U, V and W), the Theban script was likely developed as a cipher for the Roman script for alchemical texts in medieval Europe. It is used to cipher texts written in languages written with the Roman alphabet, such as Latin, French, or English. Although I tend to use the Roman script instead of the Theban when writing occult texts, I'll switch to Theban when I require secrecy or protection from prying eyes.
Another writing system used in Europe, and is popular today with lots of neopagans and Nordic reconstructionists, are the runes, the angular letters used in Northern Europe. Although runes aren't normally my preferred system of writing, a special set of runes was developed in medieval and Renaissance Europe to work with stellar, zodiacal, and angelic magic in its own kind of system.
The Celestial or Angelic script was used by Agrippa to write the names of angels and other celestial beings. Agrippa based this off the Hebrew script, with which it shares a one-to-one correlation (save for the final forms of the letters kaph, mem, nun, peh, and tzaddi, which aren't present in this script). However, since Agrippa intended to use this script to communicate with angels and other celestial beings, he used forms of the letters that he derived from constellations in the sky, hence the angular nature of the letters with the little "star points". The Celestial script shares some similarities with two other scripts Agrippa derived, Malachim and Passage du Flueve, which also share "star points" but the letterforms are much different. I prefer this script when inscribing or writing anything dealing with supralunar entities or planetary tasks. For information about Celestial and Hebrew, check out the post Celestial versus Hebrew.
The Alphabet of the Magi is another magical script used for Hebrew texts. It was developed by Paracelsus, an alchemist and magician in the 16th century, for inscribing on talismans and other magical objects. It, like the Celestial script, is based on a cipher of Hebrew, and might be thought of as a Hebrew parallel to what the Theban script is to the Roman script. I haven't seen it used in any but a few astrological talismans, so it's one of the more uncommon scripts, but it's definitely a different kind of script than Celestial and might be suited for different purposes. Although I prefer the Hebrew script to deal with mundane magical things as opposed to the Alphabet of the Magi, this is still a useful script.


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In what genre do you write?
I write suspense. One of the big publishers told me I write romantic suspense. Maybe. Mostly I have a little romance going on, and sometimes I have happy endings. Not always. I love to write nefarious characters. And I love plot twists, with every detail neat and tidy. It's a fabulous puzzle for me to complete!
Who has been the biggest influence in your writing career, and why?
Sidney Sheldon offered me an endorsement and several blurbs, and went on to offer me writing advice until his passing. I am not shy about including his 'general' blurbs regarding my writing style in all of my books. Mom passed away before I became published, but she was beside me when Mr. Sheldon became my mentor. She was thrilled, as he was one of her favorite authors. I remain thrilled I had both of them on my team.
What is your verb?
This is a tough one, so I asked for help. I tossed the question out to my readers and friends. Most of them answered with adjectives, so I had to weed through the responses. I'm going with CAPTIVATE. I hope that applies to me, my approach on life, and my books.
Tell us about your latest book.
To be released December, 2013, Kiss & Kill
Prolific romance author Chyna Blaze is making a decision. She will no longer be fearful. She won't succumb to the panic attacks that take control of her life. She will be strong.
Literary giant Orson Locke isn't giving up any of his vices. He likes his sugar straight out of cans of white icing, chased by plenty of bourbon. He likes his Edgar Allen Poe. And he likes his temptations well-sated.
Detective Jack McClendon is trying to make sense of romance writers rising and dying like the seventeen-year cycle of the cicada. And it's the 17th year.
This is Chyna Blaze's story of unresolved personal issues, a feigned strength, and a future slated for death.
Any teacher who influenced you… encouraged you or discouraged you?
Mrs. Macey. Fourth grade. I loved our creative writing lessons. She would name the topic and we would write! I could have written for hours. I still have the note she sent me, suggesting I should consider a career in writing.
Tell us a little bit about where you live.
I was born and raised in Colorful Colorado. My husband and I landed in Tucson in 2005, a bit weary of the snow. We love being desert rats in flip-flops. We live adjacent to a riparian, where wildlife includes bobcats, coyotes, rabbits, Gamble quail, and javelina. It's awesome!
Do you write from your own truth, or are you geared toward a market?
I know many successful authors and friends that write toward a market, and that's great. For me, it's a compromise. I won't do it. I write what my characters demand. They can be very persuasive. I've mentioned I enjoy writing the nefarious character. Conversely, when my story allows, it's important for me to include socially redeeming messages, such as an understanding of the transgender community, a reality check on the practices of incompetent plastic surgeons, a look at the slave-traffic that might be in your neighborhood.
Any good suggestions for overcoming writer's block?
I've honestly never had severe writer's block. Plot problems? Yes! Here is my formula. Pay attention! Keep a digital or paper notepad with you at all times. Watch people. Listen. People are CRAZY, and truth is stranger than fiction! I keep running lists on everything. First names. Last names. Possible book titles. One liners. Short scenes. Entire plausible plots. Implausible plots!
If you could talk for thirty minutes with any author [or person], living or dead, who would it be?
Redundant, but of course, Sidney Sheldon. Now, here is the question I ask myself every year. If I were to host a MIXER dinner party for ANYBODY, who would I invite? This year I have Ellen DeGeneres, Dean Koontz, Oprah, Al Roker, Ronald Reagan, and the delightful Mary Higgins Clarke on my invitation list. Toss in Ernest Hemmingway, and I'm sated.
Are any of your characters based on your family, friends, or even you?
There are traits that one might deduce as belonging to someone I know. I've never developed a character solely on one acquaintance, except for my real life detective, Steve Taylor. Steve has gifted me some amazing stories. One plot twist you will find unbelievable in Evil Cries? It's true. Steve Taylor worked the case.
What is your overall impression of electronic publishing?
Simply stated, it's here to stay and, obviously, it's a game changer for our industry. Blockbuster has now closed ALL of their stores. Times change. Transmission of media is changing. Electronic publishing has opened up doors to remarkable authors that would never have been traditionally published, but it has also opened the floodgates to a bunch of crap that should never be published. Regardless, I'm encouraged by any means that enthuses our children to read.
Tell us one strange and provocative tidbit from your life that nobody has heard before.
I write some pretty wicked stuff. Blood and gore. But I faint at the sight of blood. I even faint when I think there might be some blood. Lucky for me, my husband knows this. One time I borrowed his car and popped my CD into the player. I forgot to retrieve it; Chuck hopped into his car, and heard number ninety-two of one-hundred ways to kill someone. Gotta love a man who stays married to a suspense writer. Website www.lalacorriere.com Contact email@example.com Amazon link: Link to Buy Corriere


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Downtown Abbey, eh? Ya'll don't have editors.... Or...?
Addendum: man am I glad sothel farm is gone. Little did I know this was not a community garden so much as one strange, anti government man's attempt to start an out door social club. Not so much vegetables..... It was mostly outdoor tv, screaming children, barking dogs, golf balls being hit into my yard, firework shells in the summer. Like living with a public park right next to your yard where there's always a creepy guy using his truck as a boombox for shitty music....all day long
My house is to the right of Sothel farm if you are looking at it from the greenway. I have absolutely no complaints about the farm. I'm about as close as you can get to it (location wise) so I don't understand who would have complained or why


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Triad Arts Team Wins Gabriel Award
WFDD's Triad Arts team has received a national Gabriel Award. The Catholic Academy of Communication Professionals honored the team for its arts coverage on Thursday, June 19 during an awards ceremony at the Sheraton Hotel in Charlotte.
The winning entry, Triad Arts Weekend: From Graphic Design to Geek Girl Rising received top honors in the Radio Local Release category.
The Gabriel Awards are designed to honor works of excellence in film, network and cable television and radio in English & Spanish. The most important criterion is the ability to uplift and nourish the human spirit.
David Ford, host and executive producer of Triad Arts, Eddie Garcia, producer and Bethany Chafin, associate producer accepted the award on behalf of WFDD.
Congratulations to the Triad Arts team!


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Psalm 101New International Version - UK (NIVUK)
Psalm 101
Of David. A psalm.
1 I will sing of your love and justice;
I will conduct the affairs of my house
I hate what faithless people do;
5 Whoever slanders their neighbour in secret,
6 My eyes will be on the faithful in the land,
7 No one who practises deceit
8 Every morning I will put to silence
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About Me…..
Hey there, my name is Raney the author of growtallerwithshinlengthening.com
It's a website that i hope will grow into one of the most popular sites for any one who wishes to add an inch or two to their vertical stature naturally at ay age.
Height increase after puberty is a very controversial topic but i assure you it's possible otherwise it wouldn't have been that popular.
Being short physically and psychologically distresses the individual who's short though it may not be manifested on the outside and no one may realize the pain you go through…. If you are short you know what i mean.
Having experienced this distress myself and somehow managed to get out of it, i felt motivated and determined to give hope to any one vertically challenged by creating this blog.
I tried so many grow taller programs and trust me, it was frustrating not to see results as promised or expected.
Just like any person, i never believed that growth after puberty was possible and after failing to see convincing results after trying a couple of programs i had every reason to give up.
But just like the saying "In Every Adversity there is an Opportunity" , at 5'4″ i had no choice but to try it on my own.
Years down the road, persistence paid off when i finally put together a couple of exercises that formed the exercise routine that i strictly followed and consistently results came my way.
What i drew from all this is that no single program can guarantee everyone height increase after puberty simply because our bodies, environmental conditions and genes are different.
It's very relieving to feel a normal human being just by standing same height as your average person.
I used to stand at 54″ so i know how you short people out there feel. I'm currently standing at 5′ 11 ¼" and hope one day i will make 6ft..
I know some of you are now thinking – 'but 5'11" is enough ' but here in Canada and other places of the world i travel, at 5'11" i am dwarfed by many males.
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Remember that you deserve to live your dream life on this planet and the ball is in your court to make that happen.
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Stormwater Management Code
The Strathfield Council Stormwater Management Code is intended to provide a clear statement of policy in relation to the requirements and methods relating to stormwater drainage for all types of development.
All Concept Stormwater Management Plans submitted with a development application are to be prepared by a suitably qualified engineer and designed in accordance with this code.
Note: It is recommended that any engineering issues are discussed with Council's Engineer at the pre-lodgement stage, prior to lodging a development application.
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text: Page Content These deposits date from the Pleistocene, i.e. the geological epoch spanning the period 2.5 million (Ma) to 11,500 years (Ka) before present (BP). Sediments infilling these valleys provide a stratigraphic link between the important sites of Dmanisi in Georgia ('DMA' in the map below) and Nor Geghi 1 ('NG1') in Armenia. These sites have already transformed the scientific understanding of the relationship between the European and African Palaeolithic.Map: the catchments of the Hrazdan and Debed rivers, volcanoes that have erupted within the last 2.5 M a (Quaternary), currently known Palaeolithic sites and the PAGES study area.Dmanisi and Nor Geghi 1 are unlikely to be unique so other Palaeolithic sites are probably exposed in outcrops elsewhere within the PAGES study area of the map above. These outcrops comprise stacked sediments of alluvial (laid down by rivers), aeolian (wind-blown), lacustrine (forming in lakes) and volcanic origin. The last comprises both solidified lava, e.g. basalt, and pyroclastic deposits, the result of explosive eruptions. The intimate link between archaeological deposits and datable volcanic strata offers high potential for precise and accurate dating.Photo above: an outcrop of pyroclastic deposits at the foot of the Gutansar volcano. Previous work on the slopes of Gutansar suggests that eruptions began between 700 and 500 Ka, while obsidian produced by the volcano was a key raw material for Palaeolithic stone tool production.The Hrazdan and Debed valleys of today are very different from their Pleistocene forebears. The gorges that characterise their central sections resulted from tectonics, the drive of the Arabian into the Eurasian tectonic plate, and have deepened with time. Vegetation likely alternated between humid woodland during warm phases of interglacials to grassland steppe in the cold glacials. Today's open environment is a result of human action during the Holocene (the last 11.5 Ka).Photo: the present-day Hrazdan valley is a largely open landscape.


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Kendra spent her childhood in Nebraska, illustrating short stories, entering poster contests and creating "sellable" wares out of paper placemats.
Since graduating with her BFA from Chicago in 1996, Kendra has worked as a printmaker in both New York and Colorado and has been working as a graphic artist and designer at agencies in NYC and LA for over 15 years.
In 2012, Kendra took her first illustration course, and in 2013, she was hired to illustrate Edward Lear's "Nonsense Alphabet," "The Owl and the Pussycat," and "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly" (ustyme.com). The fourth book she illustrated, "You, the Magician," was released in November 2014, and can be viewed at youthemagician.com. She has since illustrated for magazines and cookbooks and sells her art online and throughout the NYC area.
In late 2016, Kendra was awarded the A. Eric Arctander grant from the Putnam Arts Council for her watercolor paintings.
In early 2017, Kendra signed on with licensing agents Lori Nowicki and Liz Wain of Painted Words, and her artwork will be available in retailers beginning the summer of 2017.
Kendra recently illustrated the crowd-funded "The Historical Heroines Coloring Book: Women in Science," which was featured in the Kickstarter newsletter as a "Project We Love," and is now available for pre-order on Amazon.