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I made this Gigapan image from the north press platform during President Obama's inaugural address at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC on January 20, 2009. It's made up of 220 images and the final image size is 59,783 X 24,658 pixels or 1,474 megapixels.
There are a few known stitching errors in this image. A NEW VERSION of the photo with most of the stitching errors corrected can be seen here:
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A very Impressive view
Nice..... I like
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Find the large PA speaker towards the bottom left corner, to the right of which is a guy who is glitched in an odd way. He is the only spectator I can find who is facing the wrong direction and his head is sliced and shifted. The error does not affect anything surrounding him and I cannot find any similar artifacts in the image. Can anyone explain this? methoo.com
This is an extraordinary GigaPan and should become very visible to anyone looking at the most popular GigaPans. It really is nice! methoo.com
This is awesome. It's amazing the ability of the zoom on these cameras. One is able to see Justice Clarence Thomas asleep while the President is speaking ... totally amazing.
Find the large PA speaker towards the bottom left corner, to the right of which is a guy who is glitched in an odd way. He is the only spectator I can find who is facing the wrong direction and his head is sliced and shifted. The error does not affect anything surrounding him and I cannot find any similar artifacts in the image. Can anyone explain this?
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After seiing this i will definitly try such a panorama on the next german election day with mrs. merkel. the next election will be on sunday and hopefully she will set before that a speach in one of our cities. although there will never be as man people there as with obama...i will shortly set gigapan on www.borgmann-design.de with some exhibition pictures indoors and hopefully a good shot with Mrs. Merkel on the website GigaPan. feel free to visit and leave a comment.
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Its a amazing panorama .i introduced gigapan with this panorama .i told everyone about this site in my blog www.emreuguz.com in my language
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this is amazing, i wish i had one
This is a really cool use of the Gigapan. Me and my classmates at Rutgers University have used a Gigapan to capture large portions of our campus with some pretty impressive results(although not nearly as impressive as this one). If you're interested you can check out what we've done on our website at whereru.rutgers.edu /
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Panorama size: 1474 megapixels (59783 x 24658 pixels)
Input images: 220 (20 columns by 11 rows)
Field of view: 194.2 degrees wide by 80.1 degrees high (top=47.1, bottom=-33.0)
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Camera make: Canon
Camera model: Canon PowerShot G10
Image size: 4416x3312 (14.6 megapixels)
Capture time: 2009-01-20 12:02:11 - 2009-01-20 12:19:56
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure time: 0.004
Focal length (35mm equiv.): 142.3 mm
Digital zoom: off
White balance: Fixed
Exposure mode: Manual
Horizontal overlap: 34.5 to 52.7 percent
Vertical overlap: 32.6 to 39.2 percent
Computer stats: 3072 MB RAM, 2 CPUs
Total time 6:35:08 (1:47 per picture)
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Jennifer Lopez may be the "Same Girl," but she's also a single girl.
The 44-year-old singer and actress has ended her relationship with backup dancer Casper Smart, The Insider With Yahoo has learned. The split took place fairly recently, but the pair — who started dating in October 2011 — had been trying to keep things as private as possible while they hashed everything out.
But keeping things private has been hard to do. In recent weeks, rumors have been swirling that they were living separate lives after Smart, 27, reportedly sent Instagram photos and steamy messages to someone else. However, that all took place after Lopez broke up with him, says a source. And the exes are said to be on friendly terms.
Lopez, who has been married three times and has 6-year-old twins, jumped into a relationship with Smart just months after her marriage to her children's father, Marc Anthony, ended. Soon after, her manager, Benny Medina, said he didn't think the rebound relationship was a great idea.
"The thing that I always sort of wished is that she would give herself time to just naturally meet someone, instead of having obsessive guys pursue her," Medina told Vogue in 2012. "The ease which that obsession becomes a relationship I think sometimes works against her ability to have a real meaningful relationship."
Throughout J.Lo and Casper's relationship, they were often the target of rumors and speculation that it wouldn't last, many pointing to their age difference as a big factor. However, they stuck together and even adopted a dog in 2013, naming it Bear, the nickname the couple used for each other.
In January while doing an American Idol panel, she talked relationships and admitted, "I'm one of those people who does not like to be alone. I have no shame saying that at this point in my life. I think we have to own who we are."
The split comes at a difficult time for Lopez, who recently launched a three-week media blitz to promote her 10th album, A.K.A., which drops June 17. In other words, she'll be doing lots of media promotion — and she'll be dealing with lots of questions about Casper. However, while performing in her native Bronx earlier this week, she looked better than ever, rocking a stage-friendly version of her famed green Versace dress. Check it out:

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ACE Inhibitors; ARBs; Aliskiren/NSAIDs Interactions
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
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The cause of the interaction is not known.
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The effects of your blood pressure medicine may decrease. Your blood pressure may increase, causing headache, dizziness, or blurred vision. Your kidneys may not work as well.
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Adaptation Process of Cuban and Mexican Immigrants in the United States, 1972-1979 (ICPSR 9672)
Principal Investigator(s): Portes, Alejandro, Johns Hopkins University
For this data collection, Cuban and Mexican male immigrants were interviewed upon their entry into the United States in 1973-1974, with follow-up interviews in 1976 and 1979. The project sought to explore the causes and results of changes that occur following immigration by examining the complex interrelationships between the effects of what immigrants "bring with them" and the social and economic context that receives them. The first interview elicited demographic information such as marital status, number of children, education, parental information, present and prior occupations, date and community of birth, prior residency in the United States, present residency, relatives and friends in the United States, religious practices, and association membership. Respondents were also asked about their reasons for coming to the United States, plans to change residency, perceptions of discrimination in the United States, and aspirations concerning future occupations, salaries, education, and opportunities to reach their goals. Subsequent interviews expanded upon or recorded changes in these areas and also added wife's information and items on perceptions of problems in the United States, ethnicity of social relationships and neighborhood, satisfaction with living in the United States, plans to return to their homeland, languages spoken, read, and listened to, whether residence was owned or rented, and whether respondent had become a United States citizen. The study also recorded Duncan Scores, Treiman Scores, and scores on the Kahl Modernity Index, Knowledge of English Index, and Knowledge of U.S. Index.
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This study is provided by ICPSR. ICPSR provides leadership and training in data access, curation, and methods of analysis for a diverse and expanding social science research community.
Study Description
Portes, Alejandro. Adaptation Process of Cuban and Mexican Immigrants in the United States, 1972-1979. ICPSR09672-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1992. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09672.v1
Persistent URL: https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09672.v1
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This study was funded by:
- United States Department of Health and Human Services. National Institutes of Health. National Institute of Mental Health
- National Science Foundation (NSF-SOC-75-16151, SOC-77-22089, MH-27666/01-04, 815-0620, and R01-HD-14281)
- Ford Foundation
- United States Department of Health and Human Services. National Institutes of Health. Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Scope of Study
Subject Terms: adaptation, aspirations, birth, children, Cuban Americans, demographic characteristics, discrimination, education, ethnicity, human behavior, immigrants, marital status, memberships, Mexican Americans, motivation, occupations, parents, religious beliefs, residents, salaries
Geographic Coverage: United States
- 1972--1979
Universe: Cuban and Mexican immigrants to the United States.
Sample: The number of respondents in 1973-1974 included 590 Cubans and 822 Mexicans. Of these, 427 Cubans and 439 Mexicans were reinterviewed in 1976, and 413 Cubans and 455 Mexicans were reinterviewed in 1979. (Cases retrieved during each follow-up do not completely overlap.) The sample overestimated Mexican immigration originating in eastern and central Mexico and going to Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Illinois, and the Midwest. The sample underestimated Mexican immigration originating in western Mexico and going to California.
personal interviews and telephone interviews
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- Standardized missing values.
Original ICPSR Release: 1992-05-12
- 2006-01-18 File CB9672.PDF was removed from any previous datasets and flagged as a study-level file, so that it will accompany all downloads.
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Hope you scaled back on the Pens play
Reminded me of the Avs Vs Jackets back end of last year.
Colorado needed to win at home to keep their playoff chances alive and the Jackets were just skating around for a pay check with swiss cheese Mason in goal.
Next thing you know it ended Jackets 6-1 or 3-0 something like that...You can never tell the outcome for sure
Anyway,Good luck tonight Sir
Really pleased to hear it
I did notice the mention in the original write up
Had a feeling those Leafs would come up big...Didnt expect such a wide margin however lol
I like them tonight also minus the fatigue factor,I feel they realise the importance of every game and will be up for the Islanders and ready for them tonight
Yeah its only NHL I like but it can be a pain.
Its only 3 nights out of 9 that I cant stay up to watch the games so thats not too bad
I am exactly the same,I had some success with 4 team parlays last year but I promised myself I would stick to single plays this year and that is what I have done...Although I do find myself placing more wagers than neccesary just for the sake of it.
From next month I will eliminate that issue also.
Im originally from just outside London,Moved away to a county or as you would say "state" called Devon which is in the South west of England...Much nicer place to live London is over rated
Ill have a look later for your thread see what picks you have
This year a channel named premier sports has bought the rights to the NHL in the UK but they only show 15 games per week and they dont even have a HD channel!!!!! And its £15 a month
So in the UK we sign up for NHL Game Center but we dont get any game which is being broadcast by premier sports which is total bull shiiit considering premier sports will have alot of the best playoff games aswell
Tonights line is very fishy vs the Islanders. It is a pickem game after the performance last night. The public will be all over the Leafs. This has trap line written all over.
Leafs on paper should win especially at home but I am staying away or wager a small parlay with other winless teams that need a win like Wash & Phi.
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- 13 How should maiden names be entered?
- 14 How do I key words that are not names, dates or locations?
- 15 How do I key punctuation that appears in names?
- 16 How should punctuation be entered?
- 17 How should dates be entered?
- 18 How should the gender be entered?
- 19 How should marital status be entered?
- 20 How should locations be keyed?
- 21 How do I key the age?
- 22 Should I include the ? or * symbols when characters are unrecognizable?
- 23 How do I enter international characters?
- 24 Should I key crossed out data?
- 25 Is it okay to type all in CAPS?
- 26 Can I pull information from one image to key on another?
- 27 What if the Project Instructions differ from the Keying Standards?
How should records be classified if they are not being keyed?
If you come across a record that does not fit the description of a record we are keying it should be categorized as one of the No Information to key form types.
Cover page, Section header, etc: This form type is to be used when there is useful or interesting information on the record but it is not a record we are keying.
- The description of how the records were gathered that is often found in the first few image sets.
- Many records come in packets where the records have the same information so we are only keying one of the records; all of the other records in the packet would be classified as Cover pages.
Image with no data: This is for records with no useful information, or that are completely blank.
- Microfilm targets, image testing pages and black pages.
- Preprinted forms that are blank.
Using the Field Helps
Each field on the form has a description of what and how the information appearing on the image should be entered in that field. The Field Helps are found in the tool on the lower left hand side, it can also be viewed on the Project Help page. Clicking on "View More About This Project" in the Help drop down menu will also bring you to the Project page, on this page you can see examples of the form types and descriptions for each field.
The Field Helps are specific to each project and provide the instructions that should be followed for entering information in each field. The field helps supercede any other instructions you may read.
Do the Field Helps get updated with new information?
Yes, if guidelines change or if we feel that the directions in the Field Helps could be improved we do revise and adjust the wording.
What is a Record?
A record is one line of information. When you are keying one line of information from an image such as the census or Criminal Registers this should be entered on only one line of the form you are entering data on. Adding additional lines will appear as additional records on the index and will create an inaccurate accounting of the image.
There are collections that will have more information than can be entered on one line, for example if you are entering data from a marriage announcement and there are two sets of parent names on the image but there is only one set of Parent Name fields on the form, only one line should be entered for this record so only one set of parent names can be entered. Some of the information from the images will not be able to appear in the index.
If I accidentally add an extra line can it be removed?
Yes, you can remove a line by using the Delete record icon
What fields should be keyed?
We have required fields, these are the highlighted fields, that are based on information that all of the records should contain. If this information isn't available the fields should be marked "blank". There are other fields included on form types that some records may contain, but since not all of the records have this information it would be time consuming to mark all of them blank if the information isn't present. If there is a field available and there is information on the record that is applicable this information should be collected.
There is often information on the records that we do not have fields for. Although it would be nice to capture more information, the main reason we don't ask for all of the information available on a record is that we are creating an index. The information we gather is based on information that will be searchable.
What if I come across a duplicate record?
There are times when you will key an image then the next image is the exact same image but looks a lot better. In this situation return to the first image and change the Form Type to "Duplicate Image" - this will prompt a pop-up message stating, "Since you indicated that this is a form type of [Duplicate Image], there are not any additional data to enter from the current image." Click on Yes.
If you come across images that are duplicates but one does not appear to be a better quality image than the other mark one as a Duplicate Image and key the information from the other. Please do not key both images.
What if I come across a record with the same name listed multiple times?
If the same exact name is listed multiple times on a record generally you will only key the name once. The exception to this is if the name is a secondary name and is listed in reference to a different person. An example of this is keying the parents' names for each sibling listed in the London School Admissions. (In these cases F3 comes in handy to copy the information from the field above.)
How do I key names that appear to be Abbreviated?
When working with names, you should always key them exactly as you see them. For example, if Wm is written on the image, key Wm. It would not be appropriate to assume it is an abbreviation and enter William. Other name abbreviations to watch for are Jos for Joseph, Chas for Charles, Thos for Thomas, Jno for Jonathan, John, or Johann, and Jas for James, etc.
- If there are abbreviated names with an apostrophe, for example Sam'l, do not key the apostrophe.
The same guidelines apply to names that appear to be abbreviated. Simply key entries as you see them.
How do I enter middle names?
Middle names should be entered in the Given Name field, after the given name.
How should prefixes and suffixes be entered?
Most projects include both a prefix and suffix field allowing for both to be keyed when they are present.
In cases where a name is listed as Randolph, Jack, Baron of Friedmar and there are not prefix or suffix fields only the surname, Randolph and the Given name, Jack would be entered. If there are fields for the prefix and suffix you would enter Baron of Friedmar in the suffix field.
In cases where the name is listed as Rev. John Smith, or John Smith, Jr, and there is not a prefix or suffix field the name should be entered with John in the Given Name field and Smith in the Surname field, without either prefix or suffix. If there are prefix and suffix fields you would key Rev in the prefix, and Jr in the suffix fields.
If you encounter names such as William Bradley, Esq should Esq be entered as a suffix? Yes, entries such as Esq, MD, JP, Sr, and III are all in the dictionary (drop down menu for the suffix field) and they should be entered as seen on the record.
When it comes to titles keying knowing what to key can be tricky. Here are a few standards that will help you discern what should be keyed and which fields it should be keyed in. The first line is how the name appears on the record, and the second line shows how it should be keyed.
1. Prince Charles
Prefix: Prince, Given Name: Charles
2. Charles Windsor, Prince of Wales
Given Name: Charles, Surname: Windsor, Suffix: Prince of Wales
3. Prince of Wales
Given Name: Prince of Wales
4. Lady Stewart of Tullybody
Given Name: Lady Stewart of Tullybody
5. Duke of Atholl (Sir John William Menses, Bart)
Prefix: Sir, Given Name: John William, Surname: Menses, Suffix: Duke of Atholl
6. Sir Robert Menzies of Castle Menzies
Prefix: Sir, Given Name: Robert, Surname: Menzies ("of Castle Menzies" is not part of the individuals name)
How should Alias names be entered?
Many forms have a section that list an alias for individuals. On form types that have alias names listed, the name should be entered in the Alias Given or Alias Surname fields. Typically aliases are found in parentheses but you may also see AKA to highlight an alias. For example, the name John (Johann) Smith (Schmitt) would be entered with John in the Given Name field, Smith in the Surname field and Johann in the Alias Given name field and Schmitt in the Alias Surname field.
If the alias name applies to only the surname, then only key the alias into the Alias Surname field and leave the Alias Given Name field blank and vice versa.
Finally, if there is more than one alias listed on the image and there is only one alias name field, you should only enter the first alias found on the record. The additional aliases should not be entered. If there is an alias name and there is not an alias name field on the form, the alias should not be entered. Additional lines should not be used for alias names.
How should maiden names be entered?
If you can determine that the record contains a maiden name please key both the maiden and married surnames - the name that appears first on the record should be entered in the Surname field and the name appearing second entered in the Alias Surname field. For example if the name is listed as Brenda Jones, nee Smith enter Jones in the Surname field and Smith in the Alias Surname field. Many records will have a maiden name column which will make it easy to determine what the maiden name is - if you are keying records that do not spell out what the maiden names are look for determinants such as nee, and fly(an abbreviation for formerly). If there is not an Alias Surname field key only the maiden name in the Surname field.
How do I key words that are not names, dates or locations?
It's best to use the list of suggested entries as you enter data from these fields. We put together common options from the time period or that are specific to a certain area, etc, so the list is very helpful as you determine what the record says, and in reading the handwriting. (This is especially true of non-English projects!) The list of suggested entries will appear as you begin to key the data.
How do I key punctuation that appears in names?
In cases where an apostrophe appears in a name such as O'Dell, key it exactly as you see it. The same rule applies when a hyphen appears in a name such as Brown-Smith.
However, when initials appear, do not include the periods. For example, C.M. or Mrs. should be keyed as C M or Mrs and not include the punctuation.
If there is a space in the name, such as Mc Kay, key the name as seen on the record. It will not affect the searchability if the name is entered with or without the space.
How should punctuation be entered?
The majority of punctuation should be entered as you see it on the record with a few exceptions listed below.
- Periods should not be keyed.
- Ampersands should be translated as "and".
How should dates be entered?
If the DAY appears as 04 on the record the date should be entered as 4.
In the U.S.A. dates are recorded in mm/dd/yyyy format while in the UK, and many other countries, the date is recorded in dd/mm/yyyy format.
MONTHS are generally an exception to the key as seen rule and they should be entered with the 3 letter abbreviation. For example, if December is recorded on the image key it as Dec.
YEARS should be entered as 4-digit years when possible. If the year on the image is only 2 digits please try to determine what century the event occurred in. There is typically information on the image that will assist you in determining if it is 2008 vs 1008. If you are unable to determine the century please key the two digit year. Follow field help for each project to determine how the year should be keyed.
How should the gender be entered?
Generally the full gender name should be enter, make selections from the list of suggested entries (male, female, unknown)
If the image states that the wife is Male should I correct this? - No, the data should be entered how it appears on the image.
How should marital status be entered?
- If known, enter the full marital status name from the list of suggested entries (married, single, widowed, divorced, never married)
How should locations be keyed?
1. If the image has an incomplete location and I know the county/state/province should I enter it?
- No, we do not want to infer information that is not found on the records we are keying.
2. If the cards states American but the Field Help asks for the Birth country should I key in U.S.A.?
- No, you should enter what is on the image.
3. If the country no longer exists should I enter the current name of the country?
- No, you should key what is entered on the image. If the image states Prussia, Prussia is what should be entered not Germany.
4. Should abbreviations be entered as abbreviations or should they be expanded?
- Unless the Field Help states otherwise locations should be keyed as seen. Abbreviations that appear with punctuation would be keyed without the punctuation. For example, "G.B." would be keyed as "GB", "N Y" would be keyed as "N Y" and "AB" would be keyed as "AB".
5. Should hyphens be keyed in locations?
- If the location has a hyphen in the image then we will key the hyphen. The hyphen is the only punctuation that is keyed with locations.
6. If I know that the location is misspelled can I correct it?
- Unless the Field Help states otherwise, the location name should not be corrected but should be entered as it appears on the image. If the record states Jougoslavia you should key Jougoslavia.
7. If there is a city and a country given on the record but only a general location or residence field, how should I enter it?
- Enter the city and country separated with a comma. For example, "Paris, France".
How do I key the age?
When the age is in months, always key it in the format of months over 12. For example, if 8 months is recorded on the image enter 8/12. When the age is recorded in years, simply enter the number.
If the age is listed in days that total less then a month, such as 13 days, enter 0. Additionally, if the age is recorded in a format such as 6 y 3 m 2 d just key the year. In this example you can simply enter 6.
If the entry states, Minor should that be entered?
- No, only numbers should be entered in the Age field.
Should I include the ? or * symbols when characters are unrecognizable?
Yes, when there are letters that you cannot determine place ??, two question marks, in their place.
How do I enter international characters?
In some cases you'll need to enter international characters that are not found on your computer's keyboard. To enter the characters, click the International characters icon located in the menu bar just above the form where data is entered. Once the International Characters window appears, click the character that you wish to enter, then select the Insert button.
Should I key crossed out data?
If information is crossed out without being replaced, key the crossed-out information. Otherwise, key the replacement information.
If the crossed out information is a name and there is an Alias field enter the crossed out data as an alias.
Is it okay to type all in CAPS?
Proper capitalization should be used when entering data from the images. The first letter of proper nouns (names of people and places) should be capitalized and the remainder of the name should be entered in lower case letters.
Can I pull information from one image to key on another?
Unless specifically stated otherwise in the project instructions, information should not be pulled from one image to key on another.
What if the Project Instructions differ from the Keying Standards?
From time to time a project will have specific instructions that fall outside or make exceptions to the Keying Standards. In circumstances where this happens, the specific project instructions will supersede the Keying Standards and should be followed on that project only and not applied to other projects.


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