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The X-Pro1 isn't the fastest camera in the world, and certainly can't match a similarly-priced SLR for speed and responsiveness. It's a marked improvement over the X100 though, and in contrast behaves much as we'd expect from a modern camera, remaining responsive to the controls at all times and buffering bursts of images entirely sensibly. It definitely benefits from using a fast SD card, though, and we'd recommend getting hold the latest UHS-I cards to get the best out of it.
The camera is ready to shoot about a second after flicking the 'On' switch. However it does take a second or two to reactivate from auto-power down following a half-press of the shutter button, and it can't be 'woken' by any of the other controls. This process can be speeded-up by enabling 'Quick Start Mode' in the Set-up menu, but Fujifilm warns this comes at the expense of battery life.
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Continuous Shooting and BufferingThe X-Pro1 has a choice of two continuous drive speeds, labeled 3 and 6 fps; we measured the latter to be slightly slower than advertised, although still entirely respectable at about 5.6 fps. It has pretty good buffering too, for 19 JPEG frames or 11 in RAW (with or without an accompanying JPEG). Unlike the X100 it doesn't lock up after a burst, but lets you shoot again as buffer space becomes free; this is fortunate as writing a full burst to card can take the best part of a minute. When set to JPEG-only, the camera can shoot indefinitely at reduced speed (~2.2 fps) after the initial full-speed burst.
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Focus and exposure are fixed at the start of a burst, even when the focus mode is set to AF-C, and the X-Pro1 doesn't offer live view between frames when shooting at reduced speed either (unlike many of its mirrorless peers). Instead it adopts the common strategy of playing-back the last-but-one shot between frames, which can help you keep track of what's going on but isn't much good for panning.
The X-Pro1 has a few operational restrictions while writing to card, but nowhere near as many as the X100. If you switch to one of the bracketing modes it won't let you start shooting until the buffer is cleared, and you can't enter the Panorama or Movie mode at all. Perhaps most problematically, you can't enter playback to check what you've just shot either. But these are relatively minor irritations, all told.
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Autofocus speed is not the X-Pro1's strongest point. In good light it's just fine, and will rarely be so slow as to make you miss shots. But it's nowhere near as quick as the state-of-the-art contrast-detect AF systems found in the fastest mirrorless cameras such as the Olympus OM-D E-M5 or Panasonic GX1. In low light the X-Pro1 begins to struggle noticeably, and the gap with its peers widens further.
Focus speed is highly lens-dependent, of course, and the 18mm F2 and 35mm F1.4 are distinctly quicker than the 60mm F2.4 Macro. But it's also a function of lens design, and the fastest-focusing lenses we've seen for mirrorless cameras use lightweight internal-focus mechanisms that can be driven quickly and accurately without consuming excessive power. Fujifilm, in contrast, has used unit focus mechanisms for the 18mm and 35mm lenses, in which the entire optical unit moves back and forwards for focusing, and an extending barrel design for the 60mm. The result is that the X-Pro1 simply can't match other mirrorless cameras for focus speed with any of its lenses.
Like the X100, the X-Pro1 has no face detection system, which is a feature we'd expect to see on the spec sheet of any live view-capable camera in this day and age. This is particularly odd as Fujifilm was one of the very first manufacturers to introduce the technology, even applying the 'fd' suffix to several models right back at its infancy in 2006.
There are two ways of looking at this omission, the more charitable of which is to contend that the target user base should be sufficiently well-versed in the use of off-center focus points and focus-recompose techniques not to need such a crutch. The problem with this argument, though, is that face detection has been refined to such an extent that it's now a genuinely useful photographic tool - not just in terms of focusing, but also in achieving optimal exposure in difficult lighting conditions, for example strong backlighting. The net result is that you'll have to pay a bit more attention to focus and exposure when using the X-Pro1 to photograph people.
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The X-Pro1 uses the NP-W126 battery, offering a capacity of 8.7Wh. According to Fujifilm the number of shots you'll get from a charge depends highly on your viewfinder use and settings, from 150 to 350 shots with mixed OVF/LCD use. This is more-or-less par for the course for a mirrorless camera, but a long way off the stamina of a semi-pro SLR. In principle, though, you can get as many as 1000 shots using only the optical finder with the least power-hungry setup. It's worth studying the table on page 23 of the user manual to get an idea of what you might expect.
If you mainly shoot with the optical finder you can turn on 'OVF power save mode' (Setup Menu Page 2), which promises to increase battery life by not continually reading out data from the sensor. Its main disadvantage is that the live histogram is no longer available - instead the X-Pro1 shows a sad, empty box in its place, for no obvious reason. If you mainly shoot in manual exposure mode, the live histogram doesn't work properly anyway, so turning OVF power save on is worth considering; however in other modes the histogram is sufficiently useful that we'd be inclined to keep it at the expense of battery life.
The other setting that has an effect on battery life is 'Quick Start Mode' (again from Setup Menu Page 2). According to Fujifilm this decreases the start-up time from 1 to 0.5 sec, but reduces battery life by about 100-150 shots in the process. Whether this trade-off is worthwhile is a matter of personal choice, but this setting is less-useful than it was on the (slower-starting) X100, and on balance we'd probably leave it turned off.
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U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr Matthew Galan, a native of Lynchburg, Va., set a potential world record in his class by deadlifting 428 pounds, Oct. 7 during the 2011 Amateur Athletic Union World Bench Press, Deadlift and Push/Pull Powerlifting Championships. Galan was on of seven International Security Assistance Forces military personnel in Afghanistan that had the opportunity to compete in the championships in ISAF's gymnasium via the Internet.
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Tian Xia (夏天)
I currently work at ATR in Columbia, MD.
I was a doctoral research assistant at the Johns Hopkins University in the Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR) till 2012. My PhD thesis advisor was Dr. Peter Kazanzides. I was supported by the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship from 2008 to 2011. I also worked with Dr. Louis Whitcomb, and Dr. Russell H. Taylor.
My interests are in intelligent robotic assistance and collaboration in medicine, space, manufacturing and other human centered activities, where the combination of the human's decision making abilities and the robot's precision and reliability makes physical tasks, easier, simpler and less prone to error. I have strong interests in robotics commercialization, by transitioning technology from academia to industry, from prototypes to products, finally into to people's homes, factories, dangerous environments and space, see Bill Gates' article on robots in every home.
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Robotics Software and Systems
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Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
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University of Washington, Seattle, Washington


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Harrell Named to O'Brien Watch List
Aug. 21, 2007
LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech quarterback Graham Harrell (Ennis, Texas) is one of the 35 quarterbacks nationally selected to the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award Watch List, announced Tuesday by the Davey O'Brien Foundation in Fort Worth.
Harrell joins fellow Big 12 quarterbacks Chase Daniel of Missouri and Colt McCoy of Texas as the lone league representatives on the list. The preseason mention is the second for Harrell, as the junior was named to the Manning Award watch list August 8.
The first returning starter at quarterback for the Red Raiders since Kliff Kingsbury in 2002, Harrell finished his inaugural season as the lead signal caller with 4,555 yards and 38 touchdowns en route to recording the third-best sophomore season in NCAA history. Overall, his yardage total from a year ago was second only to New Mexico State's Chase Holbrook, who also is on the preseason list.
The Watch List is based on All-America teams and honorable mentions published in at least six different preseason college football magazines. A candidate must be listed as an All-America quarterback or as a 1st or 2nd team All-American within his conference in at least one publication, or as honorable mention in at least three publications.
The O'Brien requires selection committee members to consider the character and leadership qualities of each candidate, in addition to athletic prowess when voting.
"Along with athletic ability, the O'Brien winner must exhibit the same character and moral fiber that Davey O'Brien displayed throughout his life," Davey O'Brien Foundation executive director Danielle Moorman said. "We challenge watch list candidates to live up to this fundamental aspect of our award while leading their teams into competition."
The winner will be announced on The Home Depot College Football Awards Show on ESPN Dec. 6, 2007. The recipient will be honored Feb. 18, 2008, at the annual Davey O'Brien Awards Dinner at The Fort Worth Club in Fort Worth, Texas.
Harrell, elected one of four team captains Monday, will lead the Red Raiders into the 2007 season when the team kicks off at SMU in an ESPN Labor Day matchup at 3 p.m. CT. Harrell helped lead Texas Tech to an 8-5 record last year and a 44-41 win over Minnesota in the Insight Bowl for Tech's fourth bowl victory in its last five appearances.
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Learn Narrative Tension, Character Portraits at NCWN Spring Conference
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GREENSBORO—The North Carolina Writers' Network will host their annual Spring Conference on Saturday, April 23, in the Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Registration is now open.
Spring Conference offers two excellent options for writers who focus on Creative Nonfiction.
Jim Minick, Assistant Professor at Augusta University and Core Faculty in Converse College's low-residency MFA program, will lead the Master Class in Creative Nonfiction, "Tension in Your Prose." Tension causes headaches and family breakups, yet without it, your prose is dead. This workshop will focus on revision—from word choice and sentence rhythm to scene selection and character creation—to analyze how best to create tension that pulls readers in and keeps them reading. We'll read a few masters and spend most of our time with each other's drafts, figuring out what to cut and what to keep as we work toward creating art.
Please note, all Master Classes require a separate application process and fee. Those who apply should be ready to handle the intensive instruction and atmosphere of the Master Class.
A stand-alone creative nonfiction session is also available: "True Character: Crafting Portraits in Creative Nonfiction" with Mylène Dressler. In this active workshop, registrants will explore how to vividly portray the reality of others in our nonfiction. They'll study both traditional and lyric models, drawing on examples as they craft their own portraits and experiments. Writers at any level of experience with creative nonfiction are welcome. If you have questions about this workshop, or would like to contact your workshop leader, visit www.mylenedressler.com.
Mylène Dressler is a critically acclaimed author and the current director of the Sherwood Anderson Creative Writing Program at Guilford College, where she teaches fiction and creative nonfiction.
Along with workshops and sessions hosted by top-notch faculty, Spring Conference will again offer additional beloved programming, including faculty readings, an open mic for conference participants, Lunch with an Author (pre-registration required), and the second annual installment of the popular Slush Pile Live!
The NCWN 2016 Spring Conference is sponsored in part by the Greensboro News & Record; WFDD 88.5 FM: Public Radio for the Piedmont; and UNCG's Creative Writing Program, which will provide free parking for Spring Conference registrants in the Oakland Avenue Parking Deck, across Forest Street from the MHRA Building (behind Yum Yum Better Ice Cream and Old Town Draught House). For directions, click here.
Pre-registration is open through Sunday, April 17, at www.ncwriters.org.
Sarah Rose Nordgren to Judge 2016 Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition
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GREENSBORO—The Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition is now open for submissions.
The Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition accepts one-poem submissions. The contest awards the winner $200 and publication in storySouth. The deadline is Tuesday, March 1.
Sarah Rose Nordgren will serve as the final judge. Nordgren is the author of the poetry collection Best Bones (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2014), which was selected by Ed Ochester for the Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize. Her poems appear widely in journals such as Ploughshares, American Poetry Review, Agni, and Copper Nickel. Among her awards are two fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center, an Individual Excellence Award from the Ohio Arts Council, and a Walter E. Dakin Fellowship from the Sewanee Writers Conference. Native to North Carolina, Nordgren is currently a doctoral student in poetry at the University of Cincinnati and Associate Editor at 32 Poems.
Read her poem "The Weed," for free, here. Read a review of her poetry collection, Best Bones, here
Gabrielle Freeman of Greenville, NC, won the 2015 Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition for her poem "Failure to Obliterate." Maureen Sherbondy of Raleigh was named First Runner Up; Melissa Hassard, of the Triad, and Kathryn Kirkpatrick of Vilas, were given honorable mentions.
Read all the winning poems, and finalists, in Issue 39: Spring 2016 of storySouth.
The competition is administered by Terry L. Kennedy, Associate Director of the MFA in Creative Writing Program at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
storySouth is an online literary journal dedicated to showcasing the best poetry (and fiction and creative nonfiction) that writers from the "new south" have to offer. Facilitated by the Graduate Program in Creative Writing at UNCG, storySouth aims to prove that "the internet is not just a medium of flash and style; that excellent writing can attract attention without programming gimmicks and hard-to-read fonts." storySouth believes the American South today is a "mix of traditional and new, regional and international." Published poets include Cathy Smith Bowers, Al Maginnes, Dannye Romine Powell, and Elizabeth Swann.
This competition honors the work and legacy of the poet and critic Randall Jarrell, who taught at what is now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for nearly eighteen years. He was a 1996 inductee of the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame who left behind nine books of poetry, four books of literary criticism, four children's books, five anthologies, a bestselling academic novel, a translation of Goethe's Faust, Part I, and a translation of Chekhov's The Three Sisters, produced on Broadway by The Actors' Studio.
Here are the complete guidelines to the Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition:
- The competition is open to any writer who is a legal resident of North Carolina or a member of the North Carolina Writers' Network.
- The postmark deadline is March 1.
- Entries can be submitted one of two ways:
- Send one printed copy through the U.S. Postal Service (see guidelines and address below), along with a check for the appropriate fee, made payable to the North Carolina Writers' Network.
- Submit an electronic copy online at http://ncwriters.submittable.com, and pay by VISA or MasterCard.
Terry L. Kennedy
MFA Writing Program
3302 MHRA Building
UNC Greensboro
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What is everyone riding?
I can feel a difference in speed and comfort when switching (nearly) identical wheelsets from 28's to 25's and even 23's. I've got 28's on now and happy to keep them there for the yucky months - but am disappointed at the perceived change in effort / speed. I was hoping to ride them next season for events - as they are more comfy for the long haul - but I'm not so sure.
In the last few years I've run:
Bontrager 23's (slicks) - not sure of the model - but they wore quickly.
Continental GP 4 Seasons 23's
Continental GP 4 Season 25's
Bontrager 32's (a touring tire)
Scwalbe Marathon 28's (which I was hoping to make into my brevet tires, but I'm not so sure...)
Of my recent rides I like the Conti 25's the best. Still going strong after a full brevet season (and all the riding in between) - and no real complaints from perceived "slowness" from a tougher tire. They did very well on our local 600k with some sections of ugly gravel and dirt.


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Why Start New Churches?
New churches are vitally important in the Body of Christ. The formation of new churches is among the most effective ways to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with people currently outside the Church. Church plants are also fertile soil for the growth of new leaders in the Church, and have even been shown to reinvigorate surrounding congregations. New churches also act as the "research and development" branch of the Church, pioneering new and creative forms of ministry and bearing fruit which nourishes the whole Body of Christ.
What is the Church Planting Initiative?
The Church Planting Initiative at Pittsburgh Seminary forms and supports Christian leaders who participate in God's work of forming new Christian communities. We engage this mission through coordinating the Master of Divinity Church Planting Emphasis degree program and by serving as a resource for local churches and leaders through continuing education events, conferences, and coaching.
Why Pursue the M.Div. in Church Planting?
The M.Div. with the Church Planting Emphasis at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary provides solid theological education combined with relevant practical preparation for mission-oriented ministry. Through their coursework, students will sharpen their theological, historical, and scriptural awareness, while also learning how to communicate the love of Christ in various cultural contexts. Specialized internships provide laboratories in which students can observe, experiment, and create new forms of ministry. Participation in cohort groups with fellow students also creates a holistic learning community that provides for the spiritual formation of those who participate in the emphasis. Through all of these components, students grow in their ability to hear and respond to the Holy Spirit's direction as they go forth in mission.
Distinguishing Features of the Church Planting Emphasis
In addition to the regular requirements for Master of Divinity students, those pursuing the church planting emphasis must also complete:
- Courses in church planting and evangelism
- Concentration in gospel and culture and church leadership and ministry in selected courses
- Specialized internships respectively emphasizing observation of, participation in, and cultivation of new worshiping communities.
- Participation in a cohort with other church planting emphasis students while enrolled in the emphasis
- A short-term international experience related to church planting
Alumni Church Planters
The list of church plants started by PTS alums continues to grow. Learn more about how PTS prepared Chris Brown, coordinator of the Church Planting Initiative, for his ministry with fellow PTS alum Michael Gehrling at The Upper Room Presbyterian Church.
Other church plants led by PTS alumni include:
- Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community Planted by the Rev. Jeff Eddings '08 and the Rev. Jim Walker '03, Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community is sharing God's word in Pittsburgh's South Side and beyond. Learn more. WATCH VIDEO
- The Open Door A missional church community, The Open Door serves Pittsburgh's East End and is led by the Rev. BJ Woodworth '07 (pastor) and the Rev. John Creasy '06 (associate pastor). Additionally, John is also director of the Garfield Community Farm. Learn more.
- House of Manna Located in the Homewood section of Pittsburgh, the Rev. Eugene Blackwell '05 leads the House of Manna, a faith community for everyday people. Learn more. WATCH VIDEO
- Roots of Faith is led by Ben Phipps '15 and located in Sharpsburg, Pa. Learn more.
Apply online to the M.Div. Church Planting Emphasis program.
The Rev. Christopher Brown
Church Planting Initiative Coordinator
Dr. Scott Hagley
Assistant Professor of Missiology
Church Planting Emphasis
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
616 N. Highland Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15206


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At the heart of the "Les Misérables" movie was a good idea that didn't work out this time. The idea was that the actors should sing their songs live on camera.
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Info Session: Live, Learn and Work with a Community Overseas
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Serving in the Peace Corps is a great way to immerse yourself in a new culture, learn a new language, and have the experience of a lifetime. Join us at this information session to learn about Volunteer experiences, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. Bring your resume to be evaluated for competitiveness.
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About the Peace Corps: Read more or watch a video about what it's like to be a Volunteer including what Volunteers do, where they go, and the many benefits of Peace Corps service. Or apply now to begin your life-defining experience. Submit an onlione application by August 30th to be considered for programs departing before September 2014!
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Hi all,
I guess it's been obvious for many months that I have not been paying much attention to Minimates. Instead I have amassed quite a Lego collection!
I frequent a large Lego forum and have been getting advice and tips on taking photos as part of a Reviewers Academy there. Please take a look at my reviews and let me know what you think
Kingdoms 7948 Outpost Attack
City 3179 Repair Truck
Kingdoms 7949 Prison Carriage Rescue
My Lego Reviews
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Posted 29 June 2011 - 04:46 PM
Posted 29 June 2011 - 04:54 PM
WOW! I don't think you could be any more in depth on those! Great pictures and description. There are so many Lego sets that I would love to have but I limit myself to Star Wars Lego so that I can still afford to collect other things too!
Posted 29 June 2011 - 08:15 PM
Nice reviews Danny. I like how the horse looks docile until you put on the helmet, then EVIL!
Posted 29 June 2011 - 08:36 PM
. . .traitor. . .
Posted 30 June 2011 - 02:00 PM
You wound me, sir!
Glad everyone else liked them
Glad everyone else liked them
Posted 30 June 2011 - 04:24 PM
Rumble Strike? Bloody Hell man
Posted 05 July 2011 - 10:26 AM
Sadly I can't get "Danny" on every forum I go to
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