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INET-DESIGN is a creative digital agency. We build, manage and market beautiful digital solutions that make a difference for our clients.
Adnan started his career as a financial software developer 8 years ago. Over the years he has gained some solid experience in enterprise systems. He Enjoys simple and powerful implementation of design patterns.
At inetdesign he works as a back end .NET and Web developer, he also knows a thing or two about network administration and organisation development which might comes in handy at some point.
When he is not working, he studies at the Faculty of Information Technology in Mostar, to gain further experience in his field.
In his spare time he enjoys playing soccer, basketball, riding, traveling and listening to music.
Our wizard front-end developer and anime aficionado Anders, born and raised on the cold island of Greenland.
He makes Photoshop files come alive and molds them to work flawlessly on all thinkable internet devices.
When Anders is not working he is often found riding his mountainbike on the outskirts of Aarhus.
Motion Graphics Designer
Anton or Toni is our video producer and animator focussing on motion graphics and post production.
Professional in the field since 2004 his portfolio includes advertising work for almost all major clients in the Balkan region, broadcast design for multiple TV houses, several award-winning short animated films and feature film visual effects.
Motion Graphics Designer
Armin, the manager of our Bosnian office, is a bachelor of philosophy and information technology from the University of Sarajevo.
He works mainly with animation and motion graphics. With 10 years of experience Armin has a solid web and Flash background.
In his spare time he likes going to the gym and playing basketball with his friends.
Junior Consultant
Christian is our young intern. He is studying a bachelor in International Sales & Marketing at Business Academy Aarhus, which he finishes in January.
He works with marketing, sales and communication.
When not at work, Christian enjoys spending time with his friends, playing soccer or doing some crazy exercises in the gym.
Partner / Communications
Christian holds a master of communication and marketing from Aarhus Business School. He is responsbile for sales, business development and key account project management.
On a daily basis he works with online marketing, branding and concept development for new and existing clients.
When not at the office Christian is a family and soccer guy.
Junior Consultant
Christina has a bachelor in Media Studies and Business Economics and is now studying to get a master in Media Studies at Aarhus University.
As an intern she works with things as writing, SEO and communication in general.
When not at the office or the university, she likes to spend her time reading blogs, eating cake or going out with friends.
3D Artist
Darijan is a student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo with expertise in product design.
He has been in the CG industry for the past 4 years working on various custom character rigs and models for production.
His passions are traveling, meeting new people, watching movies, going to the gym and enjoying the company of his friends.
Davor holds a degree in Computer Science. He works as a backend developer and knows a thing or two about mobile app design for both iOS and Android platforms too.
Besides programming he loves snowboarding, biking and swimming. As Davor puts it: "After long working hours nothing feels as good as some physical activity. It makes you healthy, fit and ready for anything".
Illustrator and animator
Edin was born in the glorious year of 1985 in Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He went to the Academy of fine arts in Sarajevo and he has also finished Animation mentor school for character animation in California. Mostly he does illustrations, concept art drawings and animations.
In his spare time, Edin loves to be active, especially after a day siting at the office desk, he likes to play soccer and swim.
He also likes to watch movies, especially animated ones, read a lot of books and hang out with his friends.
Take a look at Edins personal blog featuring his many illustrations and sketches.
Elvedin began his career as a graphic designer in the worldwide advertising agency Publicis. On top of that he started to work with web design and frontend development.
He is responsible for semantic markup, CSS and Javascripts. Currently he is studying Information Technology at the University of Mostar.
In his spare time he is looking into new things and technologies, eg. Ruby on Rails. He is a big fan of Formula 1 racing, Star Wars and Star Trek.
Ervin holds a bachelor degree in chemistry from the University of Sarajevo.
As our lead PHP developer he has a strong passion for web development. He has more than 10 years of experience in creating and managing dynamic websites.
Ervin enjoys playing chess, soccer and hanging out with friends.
Web Developer
Goran is a student of the University of Graphic Arts in Sarajevo.
In the past 7 years he has been working to analyze and create visual solutions to communication problems.
Goran is an expert in analyzing the most effective way of getting a message across by print or electronic using a variety of methods such as color, type, illustration, photography, animation, and various print and layout techniques.
He also has skills in developing the overall layout HTML/HTML5, CSS/CSS3 for Desktop/Mobile websites, interactive media, and multimedia projects.
When he is not working, Goran has a love for skiing - especially on Jahorina - traveling, playing guitar and meeting new friends.
With a bachelor in advertising Goran has 12 years of experience working in the creative industry.
He has worked with a diverse selection of clients and a variety of projects from 48 sheet posters to the little patterns on panty liners...
For the past two years Goran has discovered the father inside.
3D Artist
Hasan finished his studies in Malaysia and holds a bachelor degree in Arts and Creative Multimedia.
He is in love with art, games and music and lives for 3D character and environment design and modeling. His creations have received numerous awards and nominations worldwide.
See some of the awards Hasan has received on his website.
CG Artist
Igor studied architecture at the University in Sarajevo, where he got introduced to 3D visualisation, and started to grow a great passion for 3D modeling and CG Art. Igor combined that with his love for video games, and changed his career to become a 3D Artist. For the past 2 years he worked as a 3D modeler and loves every day of it.
In his spare time he plays A LOT of video games, and when Steam and the CS servers are down, he might socialise with his friends ;-)
Creative Lead & Partner
Lars holds a master in Multimedia and Information Science from Aarhus University.
With a passion for great design and creative work his heart beats for mindblowing e-business solutions ensuring online growth for our clients.
He is the captain of INETDESIGN. He loves to work on great projects with a desire to utilize the full power of the web.
SEO & Social Media Manager
Maja holds a master of German Communication from Aarhus Business School.
Her skillset includes SEO & SEM and she knows her way around all the social media networks. Moreover, she is an excellent project manager making the team (of men) stick to the plan.
When not buried deep in the newest Facebook features Maja is honking at people on the highway or de-stressing with a run in the park.
Technical Lead & Partner
Martin is one of two partners at INETDESIGN. He holds a master in Multimedia and Information Science.
As Technical Lead Martin draws the big lines in development and he is responsbile for all technical key account project managment.
Martin also has a passion for utilizing technology to create powerfull and complex e-business solutions that integrate with the clients' business systems.
By the way, Martin's thesis was on Counter-Strike.
Nadir holds an Engineer's degree in Computer Science.
He works as a backend .NET and Web developer with more than 6 years of experience.
Nadir loves to explore and learn new trends and development technologies.
In his spare time Nadir loves to ride his mountain bike on Sarajevo's surrounding hills. Also in the winter Nadir loves skiing on Sarajevo's olympic mountains.
Web Consultant
Nils has an AP in Multimedia Design and Communication from Copenhagen School of Design and Technology.
He works with creative concept development, graphic design, SEO, communication and HTML.
Nils is our master of german swearing. When Nils is not working he reads blogs on his iPad or eats tasty currywurst. Unless he needs to walk his dog.
Creative consultant
Peter has a bachelor degree in language and communication from Aarhus Business School.
He works with concept development and interaction design for our website and mobile solutions. Peter also works with SEO and online marketing.
When not at the office you can find Peter in an old school near Aarhus jamming on guitars and synths with his band.
Senior Consultant
Poul Henning is the oldest and wisest man at the office and our senior consultant.
He has a background in retail and has worked with 10000s of different clients over the years where his mantra "never promise more than you can keep" has come to play.
He works with creating lasting customer relations, sales and acts as a senior advisor.
Senior Designer and Visual Artist
Juggling freelance and agency work for the past 10 years.
Creative journey started with street art which led him to Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo and then to advertising world.
Focused on various different types of design and illustration work including logo and branding design, print, concept development and art direction.
Sandin is also a founder of Molimao - indie clothing brand, member of Repetitor VJz collective and wannabe cook.
Illustrator and animator
Emir was born in Sarajevo, 02. April 1985. (Bosnia and Herzegovina).
He finished High School of Applied Arts in Sarajevo, department of art and graphic design and illustration. Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo, (Academic Department - classical graphic art) winning the award "Golden badge" as the best student.
Emir has work as a character animator (2D classic and 3D computer animation), character design/development and illustration. He is co-author of a short animated film "Stone tale" which was screened at festivals in New York, Paris, Athens, Sarajevo. He has more than 8 years of professional experience working with production of 2D/3D animations, concepts/illustrations and character design/developments.
In his spare time he loves to travel with his friends and get to know different people and their cultures. Hi is a big fan of history and read's a lot of books on various history events. To get work out of his mind he likes to draw and sketch and to go for a recreational swim.
His creative maxim is "What we know is just a drop in a sea of knowledge, but we should try to grab as much water as we can"
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Daughter of Humolin and Ameltrudis. Her parents arranged a marriage for her with Harduin of Solesmes, but Maxellendis felt a call to religious life. When Harduin and his party arrived to take her, Maxellendis refused, insisting she wished to become a nun. Angered by her defiance, Harduin killed her – and was immediately struck blind. Convinced him of his error, Harduin knelt beside the girl's coffin, prayed for forgiveness – and his eyesight was restored.
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Millennium junior Anneliese Bradley (21:46) placed fourth among 49 runners. Joining her at the state meet will be team members Priyana Patel (23:45), Serena Cho (23:46), Estefania Torres (23:52), Virginia Xuereb (27:12), Gianna Oliveri (27:59) and Marissa Walten (28:54).
Millennium's boys were fourth out of eight teams in the Division V varsity boys race. The Falcons had a team score of 111 and an average time of 19:53 on the 5K course. Going to the state meet are section champion Sierra Ridge-Rite of Passage (41) and runner-up Tioga (75).
The top runner for Millennium boys was Donoban Salinas (19:30), who placed 18th out of 67 runners. Daniel Scahill (19:49), Josh Harrison (19:54), Spencer Blackwell (20:02), J.T. Amador (20:09), Jesse Castro (20:19) and Jude Ocampo (21:41) also raced for the Falcon team.
Kimball High junior Francesca Loayza placed 32nd out of 78 runners in the Division II varsity girls race. She ran the 5K course in 20:26, which was 36 seconds shy of qualifying for the state meet.
Tracy High freshman Emily Simons is a section medalist after she finished 19th overall among 45 runners in the Division II freshman-sophomore girls race. She ran the 2-mile course in 14:48. Medals go to the top three teams, and Simons was sixth among the top eight runners not on those teams.
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Editors' Choice Awards are given to about 1% of WRR's articles based on technical significance, originality, presentation, and broader implications. We are delighted to inform everyone that for the 2013 award year, our own Dr. Ben Hobbs and Ph.D. student Hongtai Huang, along with former post-doc Melissa Kenney, are being recognized as recipients of this award for their work on Mississippi Delta Restoration with colleagues from the National Center for Earthsurface Dynamics:
M. Kenney, B. Hobbs, D. Mohrig, H. Huang, J. Nittrouer, W. Kim, and G. Parker (2013), Cost analysis of water and sediment diversions to optimize land building in the Mississippi River delta, WRR, 49, 3388-3405, doi:10.1002/wrcr.20139.
The award will be presented at the Hydrologic Sciences Luncheon of the AGU Fall 2014 meeting.
American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest publicly traded U.S.water and wastewater utility company, recently announced that Michael Rose, a doctoral student at Johns Hopkins University, has been chosen as therecipient of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) 2014 American Water Scholarship. The scholarship is an annual award of $5,000 presented to a graduate level student to assist with the development of professionals interested in service to the water industry.
On May 28-29, 2014 PhD students Dano Wilusz and Qian Zhang joined over 100 modelers, researchers, and policymakers at the biannual Chesapeake Modeling Symposium in Annapolis, MD. Qian gave a presentation of results from a paper he published with colleagues showing increasing trends in sediment and particulate nutrient fluxes from the Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River. Dano presented research by Assistant Professor Ciaran Harman on a new approach to simulate lag times in lumped watershed models. He also showed a poster testing the importance of extreme rainfall variability in watershed modeling under a changing climate. Both students are members of Professor Bill Ball's research group. Their work will contribute to a new, four-year, NSF-funded, multi-institutional collaborative project centered at JHU. The project, which Bill and Ciaran anticipate beginning in Fall 2014, will examine the impact of climate change on the phenology of linked agriculture-water systems.
Dano (left) and Qian (right) present their research at the symposium.
Peter Wilcock has been elected to the class of 2013 Fellows of the American Geophysical Union (AGU). According to AGU, "to be elected a Fellow is a special tribute for those who have made exceptional scientific contributions. Nominated fellows must have attained acknowledged eminence in the Earth and space sciences. Primary criteria for evaluation in scientific eminence are major breakthrough/discovery and paradigm shift. This designation is conferred upon not more than 0.1% of all AGU members in any given year. New Fellows are chosen by a Committee of Fellows." To read more about the election please visit AGU.
Pavlo Bohutskyi, Ph.D. student received the Young Researcher Award, third place, at the Algae Biomass Summit conference for the presentation of his poster on Mixotrophic/ Heterotrophic Growth of Algae on a Low-CostSubstrate: Linking Organic Waste Processing and Microalgae Cultivation.
Professor Steve Hanke has been awarded a Doctor Honoris Caus from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. Apart from the scientific community, the ceremony was attended by the Prime Minister of Bulgaria Plamen Oresharski, the Minister of Education Aneliya Klisarova, Evgeni Angelov - Advisor to the President, the BNB Governor Ivan Iskrov, ambassadors and other officials. Hanke has contributed to financial stability in the country by describing the worst financial, economic and political crisis in the modern history of Bulgaria in 1997. The Prime Minister said "I want to thank Prof. Hanke for the periodic reviews - sometimes critical, sometimes encouraging, but always in a positive style. I hope that he will always be predisposed to Bulgaria".
What happens when a dam structure stands between migratory fish and more than 60 miles of free-flowing river? The 2013 Senior Design class was tasked with developing solutions for the environmental dilemmas caused by the abandoned Bloede Dam in Maryland's Patapsco State Park. Read more about this exciting Senior Class Project and the winning design by seniors Meagan Hawes, Natalie Byers, Su Zie Lee and Tim Youtsosto in the JHU HUB.
Student team members: Pavlo Bohutskyi, Kexin Liu, Laila Khaled Nasr, Natalie Byers, Julian Rosenberg, and Coral Fung Shek. Faculty advisers: Edward Bouwer, Michael Betenbaugh, and Vanessa Pereira received the EPA P3 Youth Council on Sustainable Science and Technology (YCOSST) Award. This is an award provided by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers-Institute for Sustainability. The final decision on the Phase II Awards should be made during next 1-3 weeks.
A new study by researchers in DoGEE and the National Aquarium compares levels of mercury in captive dolphins and in dolphins found in the wild. Department Chair Edward Bouwer explains "this type of research can give us hints about how the type of diet and where it originated can affect mercury-related health problems in captive dolphins, compared to their cousins in the wild." The findings were published in a recent issue of Science of the Total Environment.
To learn more about this exciting study visit the JHU Gazette
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Is it possible to accurately pinpoint how many power outages a storm might cause? Would this knowledge enable utility companiess to predetermine the number of crews needed and where they should be deployed?
DoGEE Assistant Professor Seth Guikema's research was recently utilized to make projections for Hurricane Sandy. See the full Bloomberg interview from October 29, 2012 and read more about his exciting research in the Baltimore Sun.
Congratulations to DoGEE Professor Erica Schoenberger. Recently a team from her Introduction to Engineering for Sustainable Development class (Spring 2012) has been identified as one of three finalists for the 2012 Odebrecht Award for innovations in sustainable technologies. The students are Sangkyun Cho, Jay Choi and Victor Oh. Their proposal involves an ingenious low-tech, low-cost paper-making machine.
Odebrecht is an international engineering and construction firm, in business since 1944. First prize comes to $40,000 for the team, their school, and advisor. Second and third place total $15k and $10k respectively. Read more the Odebrecht award here.
DoGEE Assistant Professor Seth Guikema, was the recent recepient of a CAREER award to support his efforts to provide an approach for assessing the economic, environmental, and social sustainability and reliability of interdependent power and water systems, particularly in areas susceptible to natural hazards, such as hurricanes and earthquakes.
DoGEE, the School of Public Health, and Earth & Planetary Sciences have teamed up to give graduate students an opportunity for interdisciplinary research in water, climate, and health. To learn more about this exciting opportunity (and the $30,000 stipend/ full support for tuition for 2 years that comes with it!) go to: http://www.igert.jhu.edu/wch/
Apply to the DoGEE Graduate Program here and indicate interest in the WCH IGERT program in your application essay!
Click on the link below to hear Phd Student, Rebecca Murphy's, "Academic Minute" recording about her Chesapeake Bay research.
Her talk is now receiving some national attention. It recently aired on several
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Cookies make me happy. I eat a lot of cookies. Cookies make lots of people happy. And lots of people eat lots of cookies. So, I am going to post about cookies, again! This particular cookie is definitely close behind Peanut Butter Babas…very close! Enter the Snickerdoodle. I call these Twisted Snicksters, simply because I like the word "snickster" (definitely NOT because of that lame heavy metal band from the beloved 80's, Twisted Sister…). Anyway, I created this recipe when I was trying to start a vegan cookie company. My boyfriend likes to roll the dough in the cinnamon-sugar. So, if you have a happy helper in the kitchen, let them do the rolling! It is incredibly essential to the final product!
Twisted Snicksters (this recipe is easily halved, and works just as well)
1 cup vegan margarine (I use Earth Balance)
1 1/2 cups unrefined sugar
2 eggs replaced (I use Ener'G Egg Replacer)
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons cream of tartar
1 teaspoon baking soda1/2 teaspoon salt
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1/4 cup unrefined sugar + 2 teaspoons cinnamon (I usually don't use all of the mix, so save some for oatmeal or toast!)
1. Preheat your oven to 375 degrees F.
2. Line baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
3. In a large bowl, or the bowl of your stand mixer, beat the margarine for about 2 minutes. Add the sugar, gradually. Beat for about 3 minutes. Add the replaced eggs, and beat some more. Add the vanilla.
4. In a smaller bowl, sift together the flour, cream of tartar, baking soda, and salt. Slowly add this to the creamed mixture, and beat well.
5. Put the dough in the fridge until firm (about an hour). Although sometimes I am impatient for cookies, and I skip this step, and they still turn out just fine!
6. Once you have removed the dough from the fridge, roll into balls, roll in the cinnamon-sugar mixture, and place on your cookie sheet. Gently press the dough balls down with palm of your hand, or something flat.
7. Bake in your oven for about 11 minutes, or until they look done. The number of cookies you get depends on how big you make the balls. I eat these so fast I never count them.


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The ground-breaking hybrid control ring around the lens lets you assign focus, exposure and composition selection functions as well as digital or analog control. Set it for analog focus control and the ring smoothly twists as you sharpen the edges of your subject before snapping away. Or switch it to digital exposure control and use the dial to click through shutter speeds manually — perfect for capturing your son mid-swing on the baseball diamond or creating an artistic image of blurred headlights on a darkened street. Tiltable touchscreen display When you're experimenting with different controls and settings, you'll want to review each shot. The XZ-2's high-resolution touchscreen monitor provides vivid detail when displaying your photos and 1080p video. Plus, the touchscreen makes adjusting settings a breeze while also letting you focus and snap photos with the tap of a finger. It even tilts up and down, perfect for lining up shots while holding the camera above or below eye-level. Throw in this camera's fast response time, lots of pre- and post-shot editing options, a built-in flash and accessory shoe, and Olympus has designed a strong midpoint between budget compact cameras and high-end SLRs. The XZ-2's touchscreen HD display pulls out and tilts up and down, perfect for lining up shots at odd angles. See more info on this item Highlights:Specifications:12-megapixel effective recording with backside-illuminated CMOS sensor4X optical zoom (2X digital zoom)3" tilting, high-resolution touchscreen LCD (920,000 dots)35mm equivalent focal length: 28-112mmrecords photos and video onto optional SD, SDHC, or SDXC memory cardscompatible with Eye-Fi and Flash Air memory cards for sharing photos wirelesslySpecial Features:f/1.8-2.5 iZuiko lens offers superior light-gathering abilitysensor-shift image stabilization for blur-free photosTruePic VI Image Processor produces photos with clear detail, natural colors, and low noisevariable ISO (film speed equivalent) settings including a high sensitivity mode (ISO 12,800) for low-light and flash-free shootingfull-HD movie mode (up to 1080p resolution)full manual mode for more creative control of camera settingshybrid control ring allows assignable digital and analog manual adjustmentsBacklight HDR mode creates even lighting throughout a photo by snapping and combining multiple shots with different exposure levelscontinuous shooting mode captures up to 5 frames per secondAF illuminator makes focusing easier in low-light settingsePortrait mode lets you soften shadows or smooth complexions before or after shooting11 art filters and 5 art effects for stills and video include Grainy Film, Pop Art, and Frame Effectaccessory shoe for use with optional accessories such as flashes and external viewfinderbuilt-in flashConnections and Dimensions:HDMI (micro), USB and A/V outputs4-15/16"W x 2-13/16"H x 1-15/16"Dweight (with battery and SD card): 12.20 oz.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:rechargeable lithium-ion battery and charging stationUSB cableshoulder straplens capsoftware CD-ROM Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size 3" Adjustable-angle LCD Yes Wi-Fi No Touchscreen Yes Waterproof No GPS-enabled No Lens 35mm Equivalent 28-112mm Optical Zoom 4x Digital Zoom 2x Filter Diameter N/A Manual Focusing Yes Manual Exposure Yes Built-in Flash Yes HDMI Output Micro Memory Internal Memory 39MB Memory Media Image Effective Megapixel Count 12 Total Megapixels 12.76 Image Stabilization Sensor Shift Highest Resolution 3968 x 2976 HD Video Recording 1920 x 1080 Dimensions Width (inches) 4-15/16 Height (inches) 2-13/16 Depth (inches) 1-15/16 Weight With Battery (ounces) 12.2 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Black digital camera LI-90B Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (3.6 Volts/1270 mAh) F-2AC-1B AC adapter (DC output: 5.0 Volts/500 mA) Lens cap Lens cap string Neck strap 27" USB cable (Type A USB on one end and proprietary connector on other end) Olympus Setup CD-ROM Quick Start Guide (En/Fr/Sp) Warranty card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Recording Images Displaying and Editing Images Supplied Software Features Overview: The Olympus Stylus XZ-2 is an advanced point-and-shoot camera with high quality features. It has a bright, fast iZuiko lens, a high sensitivity CMOS image sensor, and a 3" adjustable touch screen monitor. It can record beautiful still images and Full HD video. Optics: The XZ-2 is equipped with a bright and fast F1.8-2.5 4x zoom lens. The lens has a focal length of 6.0-24mm (equivalent to 28-112mm in 35mm photography). The 28mm equivalent wide angle lens allows you to capture expansive landscapes and group pictures, while the 4x zoom lets you get closer to the action. The 2x Digital Tele-converter doubles the zoom power without degrading the image. Adjustable LCD Touch Monitor: The camera is equipped with a 3.0" LCD touch screen monitor with approximately 920,000 dots. You can adjust the angle of the display upward to 80° and downward to 50° to get a better view for high- and low-angle shooting. The XZ-2 lets you adjust the brightness and color temperature of the monitor between -7 and +7. Using the touch screen, you can change the shooting mode and playback mode, adjust settings on the super control panel, use the live guides, and tap the subject to focus and take a picture. Accessory Port: The XZ-2 has a proprietary accessory port on the back for optional electronic viewfinders (VF-2 or VF-3), flashes, lights, or the SEMA-1 microphone adapter set. Control Ring: The camera has a hybrid control ring around the lens with both analog and digital operations for assigning function settings. With the Fn 2 lever in one position, the control ring has a precise digital control with solid clicks as you turn the ring to change exposure-related settings. Move the lever to another position, and the ring switches to a smooth analog control so it can be used as a focus or zoom ring. iHS: iHS technology is a combination of the high-sensitivity, high-speed 1/1.7" 12MP backlit CMOS sensor and the exceptionally fast TruePic VI image processor. The result is fast auto focusing, an enhanced iAuto shooting mode that recognizes multiple scenes and subjects, and 2x Super Resolution Zoom that lets you zoom in farther than the optical zoom without degrading the image. Recording Media: The XZ-2 records still images or movies onto optional SD, SDHC, or SDXC Memory Cards. For test images, or when the memory card becomes full, you can shoot a small number of images onto the camera's 39 MB internal memory. Still images are recorded in JPEG format. Movies are recorded in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 with sound. Eye-Fi and FlashAir: When you use an Eye-Fi or FlashAir memory card in the XZ-2, you can transfer photos wirelessly to smartphones and tablets via Wi-Fi. Dual Image Stabilization: The camera combines Sensor-shift Image Stabilization with high ISO sensitivity and fast shutter speeds, so you can capture sharp, blur-free images, even if your subject is moving. Multi-Motion Movie IS: You can activate a special IS Movie Mode to reduce the blur caused by camera shake while shooting movies. Focusing Range: The focus range for the normal and macro shooting modes is 2" to infinity for wide angle and 8" to infinity in telephoto. Super Macro mode allows you to take shots as close as 0.4" AF Illuminator: The camera has a built-in LED illuminator that assists in Auto Focusing, or illuminates a subject in shadows. It can be set to automatically illuminate when the shutter button is pressed halfway. Flash: The camera's built-in flash operates in the following modes: Flash Auto: The flash fires automatically in low light or backlight conditions. Red-eye Reduction Flash: This emits pre-flashes for red-eye reduction. Fill-in Flash: The flash fires regardless of the available light. Slow Synchronization: Slow shutter speeds are used to brighten dimly-lit backgrounds Slow Sync/Red-Reduction: Combines slow synchronization with red-eye reduction. Flash Off: The flash does not fire. Optional Wireless Flash: You can use an optional external flash unit to achieve a flash suited to your needs. Compatible external flash units can be mounted to the camera via the hot shoe. These compatible flash units have a remote control mode that can be used for wireless flash. Compatible flash units include the FL-14, FL-36R, FL-50R, FL-300R, and FL-600R. Self-Timer: You can take pictures of yourself using the 12-second built-in self timer. The 2-second self-timer also aids in preventing camera shake. Power Requirements: The XZ-2 is powered by the LI-90B Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (3.6 volts, 1270 mAh). The battery charges in the camera in approximately 5 hours when it is connected to the supplied F-2AC-1B AC adapter via USB. You can also charge it via USB from your computer in about 10 hours. A fully charged battery lasts for approximately 310 shots, with 50% flash usage. Note: The LI-90B battery can be inserted in either direction. You must make sure the contacts line up properly before inserting the battery. Recording Images Recording Images and Movies: The Stylus XZ-2 can record still images and Full HD movies in the following resolutions: Still Pictures: JPEG and RAW (Large only) Image Size: Large: 3968 x 2976 Middle: 3200 x 2400, 2560 x 1920, 1920 x 1440, or 1600 x 1200 Small: 1280 x 960, 1024 x 768, or 640 x 480 Compression: SuperFine (1/2.7), Fine (1/4), Normal (1/8), Basic (1/12) Aspect Ratio: 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, or 1:1 Video: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 Normal: Full HD: 1920 x 1080, HD: 1280 x 720 Maximum Recording Length: 29 min or 4 GB file size Shooting Modes: The top-mounted mode dial lets you choose between several shooting modes: iAuto: The camera automatically selects the optimal shooting mode for the scene. Program: The camera automatically sets shutter speed and aperture, but allows you to make changes to a wide range of other settings, such as exposure compensation, white balance, etc. Aperture Priority: You control the aperture to sharpen or soften background details. Shutter Priority: You control the shutter speed to express the motion of moving subjects or freeze motion without blur. Manual: You control both aperture and shutter speed. You can shoot with long exposures for fireworks or other dark scenes. C1/C2: You can save shooting settings in either of two Custom modes in advance, then quickly recall those settings when shooting. Scene: Lets you select from the following pre-programmed settings: Portrait, e-Portrait, Landscape, Sport, Night Scene, Night+Portrait, Sunset, Documents, Panorama, Fireworks, Multi Exposure, Beach & Snow, Underwater Wide, Underwater Macro, and Backlight HDR. Art: You can choose from the following Art Filters: Pop Art, Soft Focus, Pale & Light Color, Light Tone, Grainy Film, Pin Hole, Diorama, Cross Process, Gentle Sepia, Dramatic Tone, or Key Line. Sequential Shooting: The camera can take one frame at a time, or a sequence of pictures at a time by holding down the shutter button. During sequential shooting, the focus, exposure, and white balance are fixed when the first frame is shot. Normal Sequential Shooting records up to 200 photos at about 5 frames per second. During High Speed Sequential Shooting, photos are taken at about 15 fps. Bracketing: While shooting in P, A, S, or M mode, you can take a series of shots with varying settings. There are 5 types of Bracketing: AE Bracketing: Two or three shots are taken with varying exposures in 0.3EV, 0.7EV, or 1.0EV intervals. The camera brackets the currently selected exposure. WB Bracketing: Three images with different white balances are automatically created from one shot, starting with the value currently selected for white balance. White balance can be varied by 2, 4, or 6 steps of Amber-to-Blue and Green-to-Magenta. FL Bracketing: The camera varies flash level over three shots in 0.3EV, 0.7EV, or 1.0EV intervals. ISO Bracketing: The camera varies sensitivity by 0.3EV, 0.7EV, or 1.0EV intervals over three shots, bracketing the currently selected ISO setting. Art Bracketing: Each time the shutter is released, the camera records multiple images, each with a different art filter setting. Sensitivity: The higher the ISO value, the greater the camera's light sensitivity and better its ability to shoot in low light. The XZ-2 can automatically set the camera's sensitivity according to the conditions around the subject. To minimize blur caused by a moving subject or camera movement, the camera can automatically use a higher sensitivity (compared to Auto). Manual settings include ISO 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400 and 12800 equivalents. Exposure Compensation: In some situations, you may get better results by adjusting the exposure slightly using exposure compensation. You can adjust from -3.0 to + 3.0 EV in 1/3 stop increments. Still Image Audio Recording: When activated, you can record up to four seconds of audio and attach it to a recorded picture. Displaying and Editing Images Image Playback: Once still images or movies have been captured, the camera gives you several options for playing them back: Manual Playback: view images manually one-by-one Slide Show: play still images back as a slide show. You can select to include all, or images from a single event, or in a specific collection created with PC software. You can choose from five types of background music, intervals of 2-10 seconds, and three types of transitions. Index Display: For viewing multiple images at once, you can create an index display of 4, 9 or 25 frames. Playback Zoom: During playback, you can use the control ring to zoom in for close-up playback. Outputs: The XZ-2 is equipped with an HDMI Micro Connector (Type D) for connecting the camera to an HDMI-equipped HDTV. The output can be set to 1080i, 720p, or 480p (576p if PAL is selected). If the connected HDTV is compatible with HDMI Control, you can set the camera to be controlled by the TV's remote control. The camera also has a proprietary multi-connector used as a USB port (with the supplied USB cable) or an audio/video output (with an optional CB-AVC3 AV cable). Editing Pictures: If a picture you have taken turns out less-than-perfect, you can edit it using one of the following: Image Size: You can save a high-resolution image as a separate image with a smaller size to use in e-mail attachments or other applications. You can choose 1260 x 960, 640 x 480 or 320 x 240. Only 4:3 images can be resized. Aspect Ratio: You can change the aspect ratio of 4:3 images to 3:2, 16:9, or 1:1. Cropping: You can zoom in using the cropping frame, and create a new image. Shadow Adjust: You can brighten areas that are dark due to backlighting of other reasons Redeye Fix: Red-eyes caused by flash shooting can be retouched. Rotate: You can rotate the image to the proper orientation. e-Portrait: Makes skin look smooth and translucent. Erasing/Protecting Images: Unwanted images can be erased one at a time or all at once. You can protect important images to avoid accidentally erasing them. Once an image is protected, it cannot be erased during a single-frame erase or all-frame erase function. Protected images are erased when the memory is reformatted. PictBridge Printing Capability: Using the supplied USB cable, you can connect this camera directly to a PictBridge-compliant printer. PictBridge is a standard that allows you to connect a PictBridge compliant camera directly to a PictBridge compliant printer and make prints, regardless of brand. Print Reservation: Applying Print Reservation (Print Order) to your pictures allows you to take the memory card to a DPOF-compatible photo lab for printing, or print them on a DPOF-compatible printer at home, without using a computer. DPOF is the Digital Print Order Format and allows you to add information to your picture files such as which pictures to print, the number of prints desired, add the date and time to each image, etc. Supplied Software Supplied Software: The XZ-2 iHS comes with Olympus Viewer 2 software on CD-ROM. The disc also includes a full Camera Instruction Manual. The software is compatible with the following Operating Systems: Windows XP (SP2 or later) Windows Vista Windows 7 Mac OS X v10.4.11-v10.7 Mass Storage Device: When the camera is used as a Mass Storage device, you can connect it to computers running the following operating systems: Windows XP Home Edition/Professional Windows Vista Windows 7 Mac OS X v10.3 or later Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Quick impressions from the Lab Comment by Ralph Graves Staff Writer - Creative, A sweet little camera Written by Ralph Graves, Staff Writer - Creative, on 2/1/2013 2:39:00 PM Two things impressed me the moment I took the XZ-2 out of the box. The first was the substantial feel of the camera. It weighs three-quarters of a pound, and I could tell that weight came from the quality matierials used in the construction. The second thing that impressed me was the size of the display. The 3-inch screen made it easy to see what I was shooting. And the detail was nice and crisp on it, too. The display is also hinged so you can tilt it out from the camera. That's a welcome feature if you're shooting outdoors or under bright lights that wash out the display. I've shot blind plenty of times because of glare, and always regretted it. The camera also has a good selection of artistic effects. Not only could I make my photo sepia tone, or solarized, but I could also add a diorama effect and make real scenes look like scale models. This was a fun camera to try out, both in the Labs and outside. A great choice for someone ready to move a little beyond the limitations of a traditional point-and-shoot. Be the first to review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. 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Managed to tag out on the turkeys in NY with my Martin Moab this year, hunting the mountains of the Southeastern Adirondacks.
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I was out shooting yesterday when about 10 kids and 2 adults rode up on bicycles. They were kids from the local bible ranch going for a ride. One of the boys asked me if he could shoot my bow. Well no one is going to shoot my Martin Hi-Speed. I told him he could not shoot that bow but if they would wait just a second I would get a bow he could shoot.
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Kimball keeps win streak alive
The Kimball baseball team racked up nine runs in the second inning and seven more in the third on the way to a 21-2 win at Lathrop High to open Valley Oak League play on Tuesday, March 19.
The Jaguars (8-0, 1-0 VOL) collected 18 hits, as all 16 players on the roster got into the game. All but two got hits.
Junior Dylan Davis singled twice and batted in three runs, senior Zack Johnson tripled and batted in two and junior Brennan Bowman doubled, singled and batted in two.
Senior starting pitcher Nathan Van Katwyk got the win in five innings as he no-hit Lathrop (3-6, 0-1 VOL).
The win followed another lopsided victory Friday, March 15, when the Jaguars beat the Chavez Titans 18-0 in Stockton.
The highlight of Kimball's nine-run fourth inning was a bases-loaded triple for senior Ismael Gutierrez. The Jaguars' 14 hits also included a solo home run for Zack Perugi.
Perugi struck out five batters and allowed one hit in three innings to get the win.
Tracy 4, East Union 1
Tracy senior pitcher Jonah Wesely struck out 15 batters and gave up three hits and an unearned run to get the win Saturday, March 16, at Monte Vista Middle School.
Tracy's batters backed him up with eight base hits, including a double for Anthony Nunez to start off the fifth inning, followed by singles from Brandon Russell and John Jaeger to put Tracy (5-4, 1-0 San Joaquin Athletic Association) ahead 3-1.
Tracy junior pitcher Anthony Nunez got the win after he pitched five shutout innings.
Millennium 14, Chavez 6
Senior Gavin Compton led the Falcons (4-5) on the mound and at the plate against the Chavez Titans (2-8) in Stockton on Saturday, March 16.
Compton struck out eight batters over 5 1/3 innings and gave up six runs, two of them earned, for the win. Compton also had three of the Falcons' 15 base hits and drove in two runs.
Washington 7, West 1
Fielding mistakes cost the Wolf Pack (0-7), which allowed Washington High (3-2) four unearned runs Friday, March 15, in Fremont.
The Wolf Pack's only run came in the top of the first, as Chase Martinez singled and came home on Jack Kelley's single.
West notches league win
The West High Wolf Pack girls soccer team beat the visiting McNair Eagles 5-0 on Wednesday, March 20.
Sophomore defender Amanda Beck said that even recent losses have given the Wolf Pack (2-4, 1-0 TCAL) chances to show they can keep up with the competition.
"I saw a lot more passing and a lot more confidence out of the team," Beck said, "so we have a real good season coming up."
West freshman midfielder Ashley Aguilera scored first on a shot from about 35 yards out in the 20th minute — McNair's goalie got a hand on the ball but couldn't keep it from dipping under the crossbar.
Senior Nancy Ramirez, Beck, sophomore Jordan Workman and junior Maddie Wright also scored.
Kimball 4, Sierra 1
The Jaguars continued their undefeated season in a visit to Valley Oak League opponent Sierra High of Manteca on Tuesday, March 19.
The Jaguars (11-0, 3-0 VOL) had a 3-0 lead at the half. Sophomore midfielder Taylor Hopkins scored on a free kick in the third minute, and the Jaguars held the lead for the rest of the game.
Tracy 3, West 0
The Bulldogs (4-5) used speed on offense and defense to beat the Wolf Pack on March 14 at West's Steve Lopez Stadium.
Tracy had scores from junior Daesha Brown, senior Taylor Roach and senior Kaitlyn Crone, who scored.
West sophomore goalie Saman Latifi had 11 saves, including a blocked penalty kick.
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The West High golfers outscored McNair 204-255 for their second win in Tri-City Athletic League play Tuesday, March 19, at Old River Golf Course.
The top scorer for the Wolf Pack (4-5, 2-0 TCAL) was junior Austin Smith, who shot 37 on the par-36 course.
East Union 205, Kimball 249
Senior Jack Gustafson led the Jaguars team (6-3, 3-2 Valley Oak League) on Tuesday, March 19, at Manteca Park with a score of 45 on the par-37 course.
Kimball 222, West 228
The Jaguars edged ahead of West on Monday, March 18, at Old River Golf Course.
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If you saw Sweetgrass Productions' "Lightsuit" segment, released last week, and you were left wanting more, you're in luck. Sweetgrass gave us the full film, Afterglow, online yesterday, which includes the "Lightsuit" segment, but with more narration and more night, light, and skiing. To learn how the Sweetgrass boys pulled this innovative feat off, read a Q&A with the directors and producers. published: October 20, 2014
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Armada dropped its long-awaited team movie, Oil and Water, yesterday and it's nothing short of a full ski workout. Never before has a pair of sticks been so nose-pressed, tail-slid, and staircase-reverted in a 26-minute period—I mean those edges must be duller than a Monday morning board meeting. Come for the Mike Hornbeck and Henrik Harlaut, but stay for the Phil Casabon, as the Quebecois once again steals the show. This film was dedicated to the memory of J.P. Auclair, co-founder of Armada, who recently passed away.
published: October 16, 2014
Just as the first snow fell in Whistler, James Heim blasted an edit off to the Internet world. Nothing like a few flakes to set the mood for a good POV. These are the selfies from Heimer's favorite runs. Looking for more? These are a few of the lines Heimer skied in MSP's Days Of My Youth.
published: October 16, 2014
Here's how Pat Sewell and Chris Tatsuno do Europe: Fun first. Wool sport coats. Friends on powder days. And of course, shots courtesy of Petey the Penguin.
published: October 15, 2014
John & John break down all the week one action in the Ski Town Throwdown, including first round battles in the Great White North and Rocky Mountain West regions. Who's going to the Sweet 16?
published: October 14, 2014
May we present the 2014-15 Trailer Park, where every single ski movie trailer is parked in one spot. So you can kick back on this hot summer's day, crack open a cold can, and start daydreaming about the first snowfall. Be sure to check back regularly because we're scanning the Internet on the daily to find all the trailers as soon as they drop.
published: October 14, 2014
Sherpas Cinema does their Sherpas thing and makes a sweet edit of The Artist in the third installment of Sculpted Time. Normally, we wouldn't post resort-branded content like this, but it's the Sherpas and the footage is incredible. So kick back and enjoy earth, wind, fire, and water.
published: October 11, 2014
VIDEO: Faces of Dav—The Adventurer
In the first episode of Faces of Dav, produced by Red Bull Media House, Chris Davenport travels to Bella Coola, British Columbia. In 2007, Davenport came to ski this same place with Doug Coombs for a segment in the movie Steep. Shortly after, Coombs passed away. Seven years later, Davenport returns to the same zone with Griffin Post and Adam Clark. Griffin Post wrote a story from this same trip. After four days of unrelenting, pounding wind that kept the group tent-bound, Post writes, "Divinity in the mountains isn't hard to come by, but sometimes it arrives at unsuspecting places. Often, godliness graces us on top of a remote peak, but other times it hits us behind a rock, squatting ass-out in the blowing snow. For me, it was the latter. It only took a brief glimpse of the sun, spires, and blue sky to kick the morning routine into high gear and send me sprinting back to the tents with news of the weather breaking." Browse through a photo gallery by Adam Clark from the trip and read Post's story about persistence and reward in Bella Coola.
published: October 9, 2014
Larger than Switzerland and 230 times the size of Utah's central Wasatch Mountains—with fewer than 1,000 people on a crowded day—the Wrangell-St. Elias Range is vast beyond explanation. And knowing where and when to go is 90 percent of the challenge of skiing there. But that's the beauty of it—no guidebooks, no history, nobody knows if any of the lines have been skied. I had been to WSENPP a half dozen times before, and on one of those trips I skied a region so stacked with massive slot-like couloirs we named it "The Slotterhouse." To read the rest of Andrew McLean's story from his trip to the St. Elias Range in Alaska, pick up a copy of the October issue of POWDER (43.2). Video by Noah Howell/Powderwhore Productions. Cover photo by Garrett Grove.
published: October 9, 2014
Ski Town Throwdown III Preview Video – John & John Show
The Johns are back! The hosts of the Ski Town Throwdown preview Ski Town Throwdown III, which starts Monday, October 13, while offering insider analysis on the play-in round that is live right now. In fact, voting for the play-in ski areas/town ends today at 5 p.m. PST. To vote for one of those ski areas/towns in the four regions—Great White North, Big East, Far West, and Rocky Mountain West—the Ski Throwdown III page has all your answers.
published: October 8, 2014
VIDEO: Salomon Freeski TV, Iceland
Salomon Freeski TV released their first episode of the season today from a trip to Iceland with Andreas Fransson, Mark Abma, and Chris Rubens. From a first descent of Skidadalur on Burffelshyrna in the pouring rain to swimming in the Arctic Ocean, Salomon Freeski TV producer, Jeff Thomas, fondly remembers Andreas being, "keen on anything and everything." Leslie Anthony, who was along on the trip, remembers his time with Andreas: "'I was lucky to experience the positive energy that Andreas Fransson brought to everything he did. He was a doer, a philosopher and an adventurer of a different kind. On one of our last day's in Iceland last year he dragged me out to a hot dog stand on the streets of Reykjavik. He didn't eat meat and I hate hot dogs, but he insisted we go because "It's in the guidebook for Reykjavik. Everyone goes there. It's been there 70 years. We have to." So we go and get so lost in the harbour area that a woman who runs whale tours takes pity on us and drives us to the hot-dog stand. We wait in the requisite line and eat these disgusting wieners slathered in mystery condiments and the whole time I'm waiting to see if Andreas will even be able to choke it down. But… three bites and it's gone and he declares "That was AWESOME!" See you my friend."
published: October 7, 2014
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Fog City Hil (by ZealousBlue)
I love when the fog rolls in and it's so thick that it covers whole hills and chills you to the soul.
My girlfriend took this photo. At the top of a hill about two blocks away from my apartment. I love this photo, because it reminds me of my other home and the memories I can share with Nicole :)