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CARBOPLATIN (KAR boe pla tin) is a chemotherapy drug. It targets fast dividing cells, like cancer cells, and causes these cells to die. This medicine is used to treat ovarian cancer and many other cancers.
This drug is usually given as an infusion into a vein. It is administered in a hospital or clinic by a specially trained health care professional.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
signs of infection - fever or chills, cough, sore throat, pain or difficulty passing urine
signs of decreased platelets or bleeding - bruising, pinpoint red spots on the skin, black, tarry stools, nosebleeds
signs of decreased red blood cells - unusually weak or tired, fainting spells, lightheadedness
breathing problems
changes in hearing
changes in vision
chest pain
high blood pressure
low blood counts - This drug may decrease the number of white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets. You may be at increased risk for infections and bleeding.
nausea and vomiting
pain, swelling, redness or irritation at the injection site
pain, tingling, numbness in the hands or feet
problems with balance, talking, walking
trouble passing urine or change in the amount of urine
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
hair loss
loss of appetite
metallic taste in the mouth or changes in taste
medicines for seizures
medicines to increase blood counts like filgrastim, pegfilgrastim, sargramostim
some antibiotics like amikacin, gentamicin, neomycin, streptomycin, tobramycin
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It is important not to miss a dose. Call your doctor or health care professional if you are unable to keep an appointment.
This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
blood disorders
hearing problems
kidney disease
recent or ongoing radiation therapy
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So, my last topic got locked and moved to the off-topic forum, without warning, or any reason why (not very nice I'd say, whomever did this).
As far as I know, I haven't broken any rules or anything, just merely asked for information on Lithography, a server version of the Pi, and pi Overclocking.
Been a member on this site, for longer than many of the moderators.. Not meaning anything with it, just saying...
Anyway, without knowing why it was moved or locked, I'll reinstate one of the questions, that haven't been answered,
Is the Raspberry Pi foundation able to make a server based on the ARM chipset, and how viable is a server based on several ARM 7 cores?
It appears to me, that many have tried, and gone, but none succeeded.
To my amazement, currently Broadcomm and Qualcomm are the only ones on the market offering an ARM server CPU, but none offer a 'server package', where the CPU, Motherboard and case can come in one pack.
For servers, we currently have to look at lousy AMD, or top dollar Intel.
Current offers are well above $1k, and well above my pay grade.
But if Pi has easy access to ARM cores, can't they somehow build a PI board, with extra sockets for ARM processors, and write a Linux extension to support the various cores?
I mean, if the Pi costs $35, and they can build the Pi with like 5 extra CPU sockets for $50, and sell each ARM core for what... $15-25?
I would pay the money for a $50 board + $100 on ARM cores, if it results in a stable server with 5 CPU dies, each being a quadcore.
That would give me a 20 core system 1/10th of the price of a similar performing Xeon system; counting on 2,5W per core, that's a 10-15W server; ridiculously low in power consumption for a server!
Heck, even a 10 die, 40 core system would use less than an older laptop on power under full use!
Nothing like this exists yet.
I think the market is wide open for it, lots of companies need servers, data processors, etc... for cheap!


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Three interactive video games developed by University of Houston (UH) computer science students have been selected by Microsoft to compete in the U.S. Imagine Cup 2012 Finals this spring, dominating the slots awarded in the fall leg of the contest.
With the theme of the competition being to imagine a world where technology helps solve some of the world's toughest global issues, the UH teams were right on target with games focused on cleaning up oil spills, restoring ocean life destroyed by pollution and protecting water in developing countries.
"Microsoft picks only six teams in the fall finalist selection, so UH is dominating the finals again," said Chang Yun, research assistant professor in the department of computer science. "These teams have worked hard. For the first round of the competition, they had to submit a storyboard, and for the second, they submitted a game demo, instructions and a playable game. Now, they will continue to refine and improve their games for the final round of the competition."
The students are part of the Interactive Game Development Program in the computer science department. Yun and Jose Baez-Franceschi, a game developing instructor, are the teams' mentors.
Competing in the game design category, teams choose between two tracks – Xbox/Windows and Windows Phone. Team Wasabi Ninja was selected in the Windows Phone category, and Teams Eager Beavers PC and Zigers were chosen in Xbox/Windows game design.
Led by Yun, Team Zigers created an Xbox game called Spillville that addresses major oil spills in the ocean. The player commands a fictional organization to clean up the spills. Members are undergraduate students Michael Slater, Chris Gonzales, Sin Ng and Allison Sherrick.
Also under the mentorship of Yun, Team Wasabi Ninja created a game for Windows Phone 7, where the player takes the role of a nanomachine engineered specifically to destroy harmful materials in the water systems of developing countries. Members are graduate students Martin Le and Patipol Paripoonnanonda and undergraduates Jackchalat Chaiyakhom and Josh Riffel.
The group coached by Baez-Franceschi, Team Eager Beavers PC, created an educational game dubbed Hydrobot Adventures, featuring a robot capable of restoring all ocean life destroyed by years of pollution. During the game, the player learns about environmental sustainability, and the game brings to mind a vision of what the ocean environment will become in the future if people do not act now. Members are undergraduate Khoa Le and graduate students Hien Nguyen, Sushil Joshi and Debjyoti Majunder.
The finals will be held this April in Seattle. With six more finalist teams to be picked during a spring selection in March, additional UH teams may advance to the national finals. Teams also can enter the Worldwide Imagine Cup for a chance to make it to the international finals in Sydney, Australia, later in the year.
UH's computer science department has a legacy of success at the Imagine Cup. In 2011, four UH teams competed in the U.S. finals, bringing home first and second place in mobile game design and third place in Windows/Xbox game design. Two teams brought home second and third place in the 2010 nationals.
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The European Union has agreed a package of new economic sanctions against Russia, as Prime Minister David Cameron met families of Britons killed in the Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash, which has been blamed on Moscow-backed rebels in Ukraine.
The President of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, said the new measures include an arms embargo, a ban on the sale of dual use and sensitive technologies, and a ban on the sale of bonds and equities by state-owned Russian banks in European capital markets.
Eight more officials - including four members of President Vladimir Putin's inner circle - are also expected to be subjected to asset bans and travel freezes.
The White House swiftly followed up the announcement with a fresh round of sanctions of its own targeting three Russian banks.
"Today Russia is once again isolating itself from the international community, setting back decades of genuine progress," President Barack Obama said. "It does not have to be this way. This a choice Russia and President Putin has made."
Mr Cameron, who chaired a meeting of the Government's Cobra emergencies committee, said the new sanctions should send a message to Mr Putin that his behaviour in Ukraine was "unacceptable" and Russia could expect "tough action" from the international community until it changes course.
Mr Van Rompuy said the new sanctions had been imposed after Russia ignored calls to seek a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Ukraine, with arms and fighters continuing to flow across the border in support of the pro-Moscow separatist rebels.
"It is meant as a strong warning: illegal annexation of territory and deliberate destabilisation of a neighbouring sovereign country cannot be accepted in 21st century Europe," he said in a statement.
"Furthermore, when the violence created spirals out of control and leads to the killing of almost 300 innocent civilians in their flight from the Netherlands to Malaysia, the situation requires urgent and determined response."
Meanwhile, US Secretary of State John Kerry accused separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine of showing "an appalling disrespect for human decency" in carrying on fighting close to the site where MH17 crashed after apparently being shot out of the sky by a surface-to-air missile.
The fact that not all the remains of the 298 victims of the disaster had yet been recovered had placed "an unsupportable burden on families", who "clearly deserve a thorough, international investigation," Mr Kerry said in a Washington DC press conference.
The parents of Liam Sweeney, a Newcastle United football fan killed in the July 17 crash, said they were "angry and frustrated" that their 28-year-old son's body had not yet been returned to them, and that they did not even know whether his remains were still in the Ukraine or had been flown back to the Netherlands.
Barry and Angela Sweeney were among seven of the 10 families of British victims who attended an hour-long meeting with Mr Cameron at 10 Downing Street.
Afterwards, Mr Sweeney, 52, from Killingworth, North Tyneside, said Mr Cameron had tried to answer the families' questions but had "probably not" told them anything they did not already know.
"I've got to say Mr Cameron was very humble," he said. "He answered every question that was asked of him. He brought a few experts in to talk about crash sites and how the airplane might have come down."
"We basically asked Mr Cameron just to help. The talking I suppose has got to stop and the doing has got to be done."
He added: "I feel very angry and frustrated. It would be nice if they could just stop fighting for a little bit so that we could get all our boys and girls home."
Mr Cameron yesterday spoke by conference call with Mr Obama, German chancellor Angela Merkel, French president Francois Hollande and Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi over co-ordinated measures to ratchet up pressure on Moscow.
Signs were emerging of concern in the City of London about the possible blowback sanctions on Russia could inflict on the UK economy. Energy giant BP - which owns a 20% stake in Russian oil firm Rosneft - warned that further international sanctions could have a "material adverse impact" on the company's busine ss in Russia and its own financial position.
Speaking during a visit to Slough, Berkshire, Mr Cameron said: " The sanctions really relate to Vladimir Putin's and Russia's behaviour, and we want to make it absolutely clear that Russia's behaviour in destabilising another country - Ukraine - is unacceptable and therefore the European Union, with the United States, will be imposing further sanctions unless that behaviour changes.
"It was very clear in my conference call with President Obama, President Hollande, Chancellor Merkel and prime minister Renzi yesterday that we are united in sending that very tough message. It's a message that will be backed by tough action."
The EU discussions on enhanced sanctions came as the US accused Moscow of increasing troop numbers on its border with Ukraine and shipping more heavy weaponry to the pro-Moscow rebels.
Former foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind said that "symbolic" sanctions would not be enough to induce Mr Putin to back down in Ukraine, having already annexed the Crimean peninsula.
The veteran Tory MP t old BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "This isn't about his popularity, this is about imposing sanctions that will require Putin to change his policy. Up till now these measures used have been pretty useless.
"If you impose visa controls or asset freezes on 50 or 60 of his cronies, well I'm sure they are very disappointed, (but) why should Putin change his foreign policy?
"When you get into the situation of preventing them having access to financial markets, preventing high quality technology exports to their energy industry, that goes to the very heart of the Russian economy."


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MONTREAL - Maybe it's because media concentration is accelerating. Or maybe it's because new players are getting into the game. Maybe it's because TV and radio are desperate to try new things as they compete for attention with the Internet. Or maybe it's just because it's 2012 and the world is going to end soon. Either way, a lot is changing in local television and radio this fall.
A single hearing of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Sept. 10 in Montreal, will decide the fate of three radio stations in the city, and whether one big Montreal-based media conglomerate (BCE) can buy another (Astral Media).
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Pedro Duque's diary from space
All you know is that you've just woken up. Nothing, really nothing, squeezes you or pushes you, nor do you have to make any effort to raise your arm and rub your eyes. In fact, strangely enough, your hand seems to want to get closer to your eye all of its own accord. You feel you have slept very deeply, and the world around you calmly comes into focus. A noise… engines? No, it's the fans - a light breeze.
You open your eyes to a weird light and laptop computers switched on all around you. Why are they up on the ceiling? Of course, you are waking up in a space station, after a night inside your sleeping bag, with your arms floating in front of your face - as usual - and legs in that semi-curled position in which the push and pull between the different muscles is evenly balanced. It's amazing how well you can sleep in here, thanks to how much they make you work and the softness of the mattress.
You check the time and it's a quarter to five. Soon, you think, the alarm clock will ring. You could sleep a few more minutes - it would do you good. The mist clears and the daily plan comes to your head. Let's see, biology, medicine, physical experiments... and TV interviews. Then you suddenly remember the first interview is at 06:00 and that can't wait.
If you start an experiment 15 minutes late you may be delayed for the rest of the day, but the orbits are a relentless clock and the Station will pass over the antennas picking up the television signal at 06:00, not a second more, not a second less. Will you have time for breakfast after the connection?
Forget about sleeping a bit longer, quickly get out of the sleeping bag and look for the precise plan of the day, even if you have little hope: most likely you have to be ready for work very soon. Oops, too quickly! The sleeping bag and the daily plan, which was hanging on the wall, quickly move away.
Without your reflexes fully awake you don't manage to find a handle and you end up in the laptops, which are luckily attached to the wall and for the nth-time they cushion you. It doesn't matter, the laptops have an electronic version of the daily plan - in fact, after the television interview it's straight into the experiment activities, and you have to hurry.
You take the clean clothes, the soft-soled shoes and the paper with the details of the interview. Flying towards the 'bathroom' you meet no-one, everything is quite dark and you are the first up. The bathroom is just a point in the corridor with a large mirror and everything stuck to the wall with Velcro - combs, water bags, soap bags, no-rinse camping shampoo, etcetera. You find your towels and wet one of them with the soap. You get cleaned, more or less - this is not the day to be meticulous. Comb your hair, get dressed... now for breakfast.
Luckily your commander is already up and, even if he hasn't had time to get dressed, he is already switching on the Station's television system and setting up the camera. What does the note about the interview say? With the Spanish flag in the background, this television, this commentator, these are the possible questions.
Stretch the flag, which of course in zero gravity stubbornly persists in becoming all tangled up. This is not the first time, all is under control and the background is ready in two minutes. Its 05:30.
You take some tea bags, a canned omelette and a bag containing pieces of white bread. You begin filling the bags with lyophilised products and in the rush you burn your hand - nothing serious, the temperature is such that it avoids people getting badly burnt.
With the can-opener you uncover the omelette, which at first sight could be pâté or cheese. Fortunately the spoon has not flown away during the night, this time you won't have to recover it from a filter; you are not making beginner's mistakes anymore.
Its 05:48 and the lights have to be turned on. Your commander shouts to you "balans bieloie!!" and you immediately grab a piece of paper, put it in front of the camera to help define the white for the camera - that's what your commander was asking you to do in Russian. The focusing process makes you leave your breakfast for a while.
It's 05:58, you leave somewhere, half-eaten, the last bits of omelette, most likely they will stain something. You squash the can to save room in the garbage, and they are already calling through the radio in Moscow. Yes, we are ready (not true, you are still cleaning your face). Ok, you can start the interview.
When the interview ends, you share a burst of laughter with your mates because of the near miss. This relieves tension - there's still a full day of work ahead. Thank heavens it ends back in your sleeping bag - a pure feather mattress.


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Types of hydraulic valves
Hydraulic valves allow you to control the flow and pressure of liquid as it travels through the valve; this can sometimes be referred to as a pressure control system. Hydraulic manifolds are used to regulate the hydraulic fluid throughout the system and regulate flow control, and theyre made up of a collection of valves which create a key component in hydraulics.
Here are the different types of hydraulic available from us:
- Flow control valve - used to limit or allow hydraulic fluid flow through the manifold
- Directional control valve - enables you to control the fluid direction
- Spool valve - an inner component in a valve system
- Solenoid valve - an electromagnetic valve thats used to regulate valve opening Monoblock valve- used in a multi-sectional part of a hydraulic system
- Proportional valve - they rely on the statics to supply a reduced pressure to an output line
- Pressure control valve - this is used to relieve pressure in hydraulic systems
With manifolds, there are two key types; the single piece manifold which is used to withstand much higher pressures, and the modular manifold which is used to save space and only requires one hydraulic filter.
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What happens when you take a 3D model of one of the sleekest, sexiest designs in the world, then lower the resolution until it's barely recognizable? In this case, you turn a Lamborghini Countach into an onyx slab.
The car is just a taste; the real purpose of United Nude's Low Res Project is to create the kind of funky shoes that your girlfriend will love and you won't understand:
I actually really enjoy it; it's like looking at a sculpture-in-progress, before the lines have been smoothed out. And one can imagine the technique going beyond shoes and cars: furniture, accessories—anything, really, might benefit from a little blocky simplicity. [Today and Tomorrow via PopSci]


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I have very little information on Gustaw, This is what I do know, 1) he is the second husband of Lusia Feil her first was Antoni Szajer, 2) Gustaw Burtlem had a farm in Zyrardow and he also worked in a grocery store, 3) Lusia and Gustaw adopted a girl who's given name was Emily. Some information on Lusia Feil and Antoni Szajer they were married sometime around 1870 and immigrated to the US. Antoni died in the US, unknown date, and Lusia emigrated back to Zyrardow. Can you help me find more information on Gustaw and Lusia? Is there any way to find information regarding adoption in that time?
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Sony has started rolling out a new firmware update for its mid-range Droids – the Xperia P, U, Sola and go. The update does not bump up the firmware version but includes improvements to Wi-Fi performance, NFC, Camera, Messaging and more. There is also an overall improvement in the performance and stability of these handsets, thanks to the new update.
Owners of the above handsets can install the latest update on their handset directly via OTA (Over-The-Air), or can alternatively use Sony's PC Companion.
Xperia U, go and Sola owners will automatically be notified about the update being available, if they are already running Ice Cream Sandwich on their devices. If not, then they will have to use Sony's PC Companion app to update to Ice Cream Sandwich first.
Xperia P owners will get the OTA update depending on their region and carrier's approval, which might take sometime.
While the Xperia Sola, go and U will not be upgraded to Jelly Bean from Sony, the Xperia P will get the update sometime next year.
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Excellent in every way. The quality was as high as one could expect from Super 8. The turn-around was fast. And e-mailed questions were promptly answered. They really do deserve 5 stars!
I found a 8mm reel of film of my parents 1952 wedding. I did not expect much, if anything. However, Memorable was able to transfer the film to a flash drive, and the movie turned out very clear. My siblings and I were thrilled! This precious memory was well worth the money spent. I sent it out on a Monday, and got it back on a Wednesday. The staff was awesome! I can't thank you enough!erson's perspective, Memorable did an excellent job in providing scans of my old photos and protecting my originals. The color and detail of the scans looks great. I chose Memorable since they had great reviews, reasonable pricing and a professional staff. I dropped off 2000+ photos, 600+ negatives, several movie files and several oversized photos to Memorable for scanning. Memorable finished this project in a timely manner, which was about two weeks. When the scanning was done, I received a flash drive of the scans and received my originals back in the same condition they were left at Memorable. I met the professionals doing the work and I was impressed with the level of sophistication they use to get the best scans. I reviewed the scans once the project was done and the scans look great. I am glad that I now have a digital scan of these items as well as the originals. The digital scan is easy to share with the family and preserve family memories.
From my layperson's perspective, Memorable did an excellent job in providing scans of my old photos and protecting my originals. The color and detail of the scans looks great. I chose Memorable since they had great reviews, reasonable pricing and a professional staff. I dropped off 2000+ photos, 600+ negatives, several movie files and several oversized photos to Memorable for scanning. Memorable finished this project in a timely manner, which was about two weeks. When the scanning was done, I received a flash drive of the scans and received my originals back in the same condition they were left at Memorable. I met the professionals doing the work and I was impressed with the level of sophistication they use to get the best scans. I reviewed the scans once the project was done and the scans look great. I am glad that I now have a digital scan of these items as well as the originals. The digital scan is easy to share with the family and preserve family memories.
Had a VHS tape transferred to a few flash drives & a DVD. Was very happy with the finished products.
Superb quality and excellent service in transferring video content from 'older' formats to digital files that are high quality, and easy to use and manipulate. The Memorable App is also excellent. The team at Memorable is highly capable and highly responsive. Will be a repeat customer.
Wasn't quite certain I understood the website information, so I called Memorable and chatted with a friendly fellow who answered my questions. Did a few things on the computer (password, credit card, the usual stuff) and a couple of minutes later received a pre-paid shipping label via e-mail. Sent to Memorable eight small Super-8 movie rolls. About ten days later, an e-mail told me how to open them on my computer. AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME. Our three year-old daughter (she's 47 now!), her friends, our friends, activities we'd forgotten about. Super-8 quality was poor, but who cares. Memorable brought back a lot of memories. The cost is about ten bucks per small reel but well worth it for priceless memories. Plus, you can share the films via the Memorable web site. And, today, about five days after Memorable sent the images to my computer, I received in the mail a flash drive of the movies and the rolls of films, now altogether on one larger reel. Suspect I'll toss the film reel, but the flash drive is good "insurance." I'm a fan of Memorable now and plan to send more films for conversion. Thanks Memorable.
Memorable recently digitized vintage photos from our family archives with superb results. All close family members were very pleased to see what folks looked like so many years ago. I recommend Memorable for all such services.
We had a combination of old VHS, 8mm tape, VHS-C and 8mm film that we wanted to preserve but hated the idea of putting them into a box and dropping them of to be shipped across the country to a company that we had not worked with. The process could not have been smoother. We received notifications that the shipment was received, being processed and completed. We received all of the originals back with the order number on them and flash drives with the digitized copies. We were so pleased that twice as many are being sent next !
I dropped off a few reels of 8mm movies from the 1960s. Memorable digitized them within a few days and handed the consolidated reels back to me, along with a flash drive. So easy now to view great memories! We are very pleased and will return to Memorable for more digitizing. Thanks!!
Memorable recently digitized vintage photos from our family archives with superb results. All close family members were very pleased to see what folks looked like so many years ago. I recommend Memorable for all such services.
Our mom passed suddenly and my task became to digitize 50 year old family slides and an 8mm film in time for her memorial service. I located Memorable via a Google search. They were professional throughout and digitized 268 slides and the film within 5 working days. Your excellent service made a sad day - just a bit brighter. Cheers, The Thomas Family
Memorable is an outstanding nationwide service for transforming old media to digital. They transferred several of my old films -- with no extra charge for 16mm or the optical soundtrack. Personal service and very reasonable prices.
Memorable does a great job with reels to slides to everything in between, and they are also very nice on top of that! Kudos!
They were professional and finished our order while we waited. Would definitely recommend
I just used their service on 10+ years (36 hours) of VHS and Super 8 and was very happy.
Very good and quick service
Memorable converted 4000 ft of Super 8 with sound movie film for me. Excellent Results! Turnaround time was 2 weeks. I gave my daughters flash drives with the movies since they were the stars of the movies. They loved being able to see them and themselves on their TV's anytime they wished to do so. Now the technical highlight. The real advantage over doing it myself which I was preparing to do with my projector and camcorder is that Memorable uses a sprocket-less drive system so there is no sprocket drive noise! They also look at the film for quality of their transfer. They noted a half moon shape on some of the film images which was from when I forgot to raise the boom microphone to clear the lens. They also noted that they had redone one reel when they were not satisfied with the results. Before I started using sound film, a few of the first 3 minute reels were not sound film and they also noted that in their report to me. My movies dated from the early to mid to late 1980's. I renamed the 15 files on the flash drive copies to reflect the dates of the original recordings so my daughters could easily select what they wanted to watch from the TV screen menu. I had checked with another major nationally advertised film transfer service last year but they couldn't handle sound film; Memorable could and they did an excellent job for me.
This was such a life saver! I have been wanting to save our old vhs videos for years and didn't know where to start. I saw a great promo they had during thanksgiving and thought i would give it a try. I was able to get TEN tapes converted in less an a week! Hassle free and totally worth the money. I love that they were also on a USB drive so I can upload it onto my computer for my family to see. I'll def come back again!
Found some old 8mm home movies in a box and dropped them here. They said they had some space in their schedule and managed to get them transferred in less than 24 hours! The films looked great after transfer, despite being over fifty years old. And when my parents went to pick up the DVDs, they made a point of telling me how friendly and helpful the person was who helped them out. Great all around!
The team at Memorable just helped me convert a montage and logo loop to Blu Ray for an upcoming event. They were even able to help me set up the logo so it looped continually. The work was done promptly and right the first time. Use this business without reservation, you'll be glad you did.
The best! Excellent product/service value and exceptional customer service ! Simple to send in reels and can watch from An iPhone ! Easy to reach them if you have any questions.
Memorable did an outstanding job of digitizing 400 photos for us recently. We now will have them in the Family forever. Also, gave us a thumb drive with the photos as well. Great work and will always use them.
Memorable converted my 1970's super 8 films and the quality is AMAZING! The films had been in my parent basement for 40+ years, with flooding, dust, bugs & mice. I wasn't even sure if the films could be converted. The cleaned and transferred every single one to digital. The picture is clear, the color is fantastic. My siblings and I were completely amazing by the quality. The company supplies you with a shipping label, they update the website throughout the process and from shipping date to delivery of the files it was just under two weeks. I had researched many other companies, but reviews do not lie. Memorable is a fantastic company to trust with your precious memories! Thank you Memorable!
I couldn't wait to see the results of having my Super 8 film transferred to digital. I was very pleased and am excited to see my Dad's face when he gets this as a gift for Christmas. Very nice experience and plan to send my remaining film to Memorable. Recommend!
I tried Memorable after not being impressed with another company's 8mm transfers. My first step was to ask Memorable what equipment they used. Eugene, the founder, responded almost immediately and told me they use the very advanced FlashscanHD system for 8mm transfers. That fact, combined with how responsive they were--not to mention their low-priced bundles--convinced me to give them a shot. I sent them almost 20 of our old precious 8mm family movies. About 10 days later, I was pleasantly surprised when my movies started showing up on their gomemorable.com site even before they shipped back my reels. I also like the fact that I can download the HQ versions online or share links with family. Sometimes the videos took a while to come up but eventually I could play them all, and downloading was fast. They also let me send along a large USB hard disk onto which they put the massive uncompressed transfers so I can edit them myself in my video software. This gives me the most peace of mind knowing I have the best quality version of these precious reels, and that if I learn something new with my video software, I can go back to the original files and edit them. I also noticed that Memorable used the correct frame rate on my 8mm transfers (16fps) whereas the other company used 29.9fps. I am delighted with the results and will be sending them our last nine reels this week. I am also going to send them two large 7" reels that the other company transferred because now I can see Memorable's FlashscanHD transfers are superior. Kudos to Eugene and his team for providing an excellent product and excellent customer service.
Excellent work. The quality and turnaround time were outstanding.
Highly recommend Memorable! They digitized a dozen 8mm family movies I found from the 1950's and the results were tremendous. The color corrections were amazing and the movies are now cherished by the entire family. The staff at Memorable was knowledgeable, professional, pleasant to deal with and turned around my project in a timely manner. I plan on using Memorable again for additional family movie conversions from VHS and DV. Five Stars
I really like Pixcel/memorable because they stand by their work. A number of years ago, I brough in my VHS wedding tapes to be remastered onto DVD. They came out lighter and the color was off etc. TUrns out, the tapes were NOT the master copy I thought I had purchased in '92 after my wedding. But COPIES. They could not fix from copies the way they could the original. So they went back to just putting it on DVD and while it looked the same as the video, not enhanced, the colors etc were just a great, preserved copy. And they did not charge me for the original attempt. I did however, end up bring hundreds more photos to them and have another monster box to bring them soon. Highly recommend.
These guys are pretty good. I wish the app was better suited to our needs, but we are very pleased with the service and I highly recommend it.
Great customer service. Really good quality. I've used other digital conversion services in the past for old video reels and the quality of the digital files from Memorable is far better. Will definitely use them again.
I was looking long time ago some one who can transfer my super 8mm film into digital, but it was a must they have sprocketless Film Scanner because a lot of the film I have is damaged. Another must they should have is the wetgate solution to minimize the visibility of damaged parts of the film. And thanks to a person at Nikon I find Memorable and I contact Dan Zonca. I was afraid to send all the 18 big rolls I have so I sent one to see how was the quality of the transfer and I was amazed the job they did, I was so happy that I sent immediately the other 17 rolls. I´m very grateful first with the excellent work they did but also to Dan Zonca for his help and attentions.
My experience with Memorable was outstanding. Turn around was quick and easy. I had a bunch of old super 8mm home movies from the 70's converted to 4K video files. The quality was amazing, and now the movies are preserved to pass down to my daughter. Cost was very reasonable. I will definitely use their service again and would recommend them to anyone.
Memorable did a great job on transferring my Super-8 sound college film made some 40 years ago. It looks like the day it was made, and the sound is excellent. Eugene & his staff have the best possible equipment to do transfers of unusual formats like Super-8 sound. They also do a great job on slides, prints, videotapes and all the other audio-video formats. Thanks again!
Dan was Awesome. Not only did he get my work done super fast, he discovered 1 of the tapes was not what I thought it was, so he saved me on that one. Thanks so much! Will definitely be back with more projects!
Words cannot describe how incredible Memorable is!!! I am so happy I went with Memorable to restore and digitize my 3,000 feet of 8mm footage from the 1950s to 1970s (and also 2 Betamax tapes). Before deciding on Memorable, I spent about a month doing detailed research of all the companies out there who offered restoration of 8mm footage (I was also looking at a few wetgate companies, but in the end I didn't think they were as good as what Memorable had to offer). I choose Memorable in the end for a number of reasons - first off, the quality of their sample footage looked to be among the best. Secondly, Eugene (the founder of Memorable) was so wonderful to work with - I e-mailed him multiple questions every day for several weeks, asking all kinds of questions about the process (I mean really detailed questions!), and he always responded very quickly with detailed answers. He literally answered every single one of my questions (and I must have asked 20 questions!). He was so kind and informative. So A+ for customer service! Beyond that, I was apprehensive in general about sending all of our footage in the mail (was worried about the mailing service losing it). Eugene said that they have never lost any footage in all the years they've been doing this. I think a lot of that is because they pay for you to send them your footage in 2-Day shipping (either UPS or FedEx). Sending it rushed shipping like this helps to prevent it from getting lost in the mail (there's also detailed tracking information on your package, I was checking the tracking information on it like every 5 minutes, haha - it constantly updated which was nice). But in any case, it took less than a month to get all of our videos back (the originals we sent as well as the hard drive, which contained both ProRes and mp4 files, and also a Blu-Ray they made). And WOW.... I can NOT describe how SHOCKED we were at how AMAZING the 8mm footage looked!!!!!!!!! It was unreal!!!!!!!!! My Grandfather had got them transferred to VHS in the 1980s, but that transfer looked like absolute garbage compared to Memorable's transfer! Their HD sprocketless scanner individually scanned each and every frame of film, and then I believe they put each scan in to the computer to generate a digital video file (this eliminates the problem of having the projector slow down and speed up, so you get a constant, stable frame rate). Everything is SO clear, it actually looks WAY better than our VHS home movies from the 80s and 90s, which is crazy! It's crystal clear, it's bright (but not at all too bright), the brightness/contrast ratio is just perfect. Just, WOW! Words seriously cannot describe how wonderful this footage works. Memorable informed me every step of the way too - they called me when they were finished with my footage to let me know the package was coming. A few days after I received it, they e-mailed me to ask how I liked the footage. In short - if you're looking to get your 8mm footage transferred, GO WITH MEMROABLE! You will NOT regret it!!!!!!!
I was putting off my project of digitalizing my VHS tapes for a long time. Memorable made it very easy, fast and affordable. Thank you very much!
Words cannot describe how incredible Memorable is!!! I am so happy I went with Memorable to restore and digitize my 3,000 feet of 8mm footage from the 1950s to 1970s (and also 2 Betamax tapes). Before deciding on Memorable, I spent about a month doing detailed research of all the companies out there who offered restoration of 8mm footage (I was also looking at a few wetgate companies, but in the end I didn't think they were as good as what Memorable had to offer). I choose Memorable in the end for a number of reasons - first off, the quality of their sample footage looked to be among the best. Secondly, Eugene (the founder of Memorable) was so wonderful to work with - I e-mailed him multiple questions every day for several weeks, asking all kinds of questions about the process (I mean really detailed questions!), and he always responded very quickly with detailed answers. He literally answered every single one of my questions (and I must have asked 20 questions!). He was so kind and informative. So A+ for customer service! Beyond that, I was apprehensive in general about sending all of our footage in the mail (was worried about the mailing service losing it). Eugene said that they have never lost any footage in all the years they've been doing this. I think a lot of that is because they pay for you to send them your footage in 2-Day shipping (either UPS or FedEx). Sending it rushed shipping like this helps to prevent it from getting lost in the mail (there's also detailed tracking information on your package, I was checking the tracking information on it like every 5 minutes, haha - it constantly updated which was nice). But in any case, it took less than a month to get all of our videos back (the originals we sent as well as the hard drive, which contained both ProRes and mp4 files, and also a Blu-Ray they made). And WOW.... I can NOT describe how SHOCKED we were at how AMAZING the 8mm footage looked!!!!!!!!! It was unreal!!!!!!!!! My Grandfather had got them transferred to VHS in the 1980s, but that transfer looked like absolute garbage compared to Memorable's transfer! Their HD sprocketless scanner individually scanned each and every frame of film, and then I believe they put each scan in to the computer to generate a digital video file (this eliminates the problem of having the projector slow down and speed up, so you get a constant, stable frame rate). Everything is SO clear, it actually looks WAY better than our VHS home movies from the 80s and 90s, which is crazy! It's crystal clear, it's bright (but not at all too bright), the brightness/contrast ratio is just perfect. Just, WOW! Words seriously cannot describe how wonderful this footage works. Memorable informed me every step of the way too - they called me when they were finished with my footage to let me know the package was coming. A few days after I received it, they e-mailed me to ask how I liked the footage. In short - if you're looking to get your 8mm footage transferred, GO WITH MEMROABLE! You will NOT regret it!!!!!!!
Fantastic !
Memorable did a great job converting some old VHS tapes from the mid 80's which were shot on a home camcorder. Needless to say video recording has come a very long way since then. Nevertheless they did a great job converting the footage they had to work with. I would certainly go back again when the need arises.
Amazing work on 16mm film shot between 1956-1960. Cleaning and color restoration high quality. Digital output clarity was practically as good as the original film. Reasonably quick turnaround. I will use Memorable Inc again when converting reels of film or photographs.
We had a 1950's era home 8mm home movie copied to DVD. Once the copy was made, Memorable sent a link to view the video online while we waited for the DVD. Couldn't be happier with the quality.
This was a great experience. My goal was to get a box of paper photos and a bunch of old video tapes loaded into my Google Photo App. The pictures were easy to upload from the CD they came on. The videos were on DVD, and they too were easy once I tried doing it from Chrome rather than Safari. Went to the Memorable website, downloaded a dozen videos, walked away for an hour, came back and hit upload into Google Photos, and when I returned in another hour it was complete. Having all these old pictures and videos easily accessible on my phone is fantastic.
I transferred Beta and Super 8 plus a boatload of slides. In many cases, the new transfers look better than the originals.
Brought in -50- videos. They did a great job! Answered all of my questions and got the job on time. I am going back again to finish the rest of my videos.
I am so grateful for your service. I thought those films were too damaged to be able to get anything out of it, but Memorable Inc. Got those images out of it and made them look great. This film was of my girlfriend's parents wedding and so many of those people filmed are gone by now, but now her parents are able to enjoy seeing their friends and older family members again. Thank you so much, I will recommend you to anyone.
Very High quality transfers, the Super 8 movie I had transferred had sound and it all came out beautiful sound and all and with their sprocketless transfer scanner you barely saw the tape splices. The color was like brand new very saturated.. I even gave them a SSD hard drive to transfer mine plus the DVD... I will use Memorable again for my 16mm Student films from Columbia College, I would recommend them to any one Mike C
The service was very competent. I gave a relatively big order of about 30 video cassettes to be digitized. A few films came out poorly; I can't know if it is due to the original film being so bad it couldn't be done better or the process not being done as good as possible. But most seem quite good. The owner-manager is very helpful and responsive to requests. I intend on bringing them more.
I've been bringing small orders (photos, tapes) for several years. I recently brought in my first bulk order, as I'm ready to digitize and organize all of my old family photos. I wouldn't entrust these treasures to anyone else. Memorable has proven to be consistently excellent with regard to both service and quality.
A little while ago, my first project with Memorable was to capture 8mm film and a VHS tape to electronic and discs as an introductory project with them. That went so well, this past January I brought in over 35 VHS tapes spanning 20 years of family history to capture to electronic files and Blu-Ray DVDs. They did a fantastic job in terms of helpfulness, quality of work, communication and efficiency. I appreciate that the video files are my property and am able to edit them as I please. Not all companies allow this. They are so easy to work with and look forward to my next projects with them. I highly recommend Memorable.
I was extremely happy with the VHS to blu ray transfer project that Memorable completed for me. I had brought in 5 very old VHS tapes from the late 80s and they converted it to stunningly clear digital quality. Their service was professional, fast, and the updates were often. I have tried other services for the same type of work and this place was the best by far.
I would recommend any time have had old 8mm films converted. great quality in the conversion. Quick turn around. it is great to be able to see the films and allow family to see them. working on my 3 order to complete all the films. thanks
Outstanding service, outstanding quality, and extremely helpful staff. Seriously, start this project you have been thinking about and putting off. Give these folks a call now and get started on it. All my relatives are ecstatic about the quality. They love the invites I send them to view the old family movies and photos the Memorable cloud service provides. Best money I have spent in a long time!
I had many old reels form early 60's to mid 70's, some in B/W, some in color, some with soundtrack some silent. And in 8mm as well as Single8. The results of the transfer, delivered in a portable 1Tb hard drive, were superb! I had sent previously couple of these reels to Walgreens and Costco, and I can honestly say there is no comparison. Kudos!
Great experience with Memorable. They were very patient and responsive with my questions via email before I sent in my analog film. The digital transfer went beyond my expectations, since the film was forty years old. And the turn-around time was as expected. I highly recommend this company.
Discovering this has been a miracle for me! I ordered the box, and it came with instructions and a FedEx label to send back. These were my mother in law's tapes and I was a bit hesitant to send them, but I had the best experience. There is a website where you can check the progress and that was wonderful. Also, I had marked the rolls of tape in their cases, and they called me to make sure of the order I wanted. While they were on the phone, I asked for a FedEx label for the next shipment. My tapes and DVD arrived, and the label was enclosed. I would recommend Memorable Media to anyone. The reel tapes that were sent arrived back to me, and they ALL fit on one DVD! I'm packing up my next box and am confident they will do an EXCELLENT job! The quality and professionalism here is above and beyond anything I've experienced. Thank you so much!!
Old film 16 mm from my wife's Mom who had recently pasted; much was more than 50 yrs old, but looks like new on the DVD's created. Was shown at the 1st family reunion after her passing. Thank you for the memories.
The capture to digital video of my parents half century old 8mm films by Memorable turned out as well as I could have expected. The mpeg-4 video files produced by Memorable are full HD 1080p and match the 16 frames per second rate of the original 8mm films.
Will use them again. Easiest thing I've ever done and the quality is great.
I had 2 large Super 8 reels converted to digital files. The quality is great and it was amazing to see these movies for the first time in over 40 years. The process was smooth and the people were great to work with.
I'll be ordering more boxes over the coming months. Recommend.
For years my brother and I have been searching for a way to get all our old home movies digitized. Everywhere we looked the prices were outrageous. I came across Memorable on Amazon, and so we decided to give it a try. We could not be happier. The price was great, the service was even better. Our movies look fantastic, the original films were taken care of, and everything was sent back to us, even the old damaged boxes that some of our reels were in. I cant wait to place another order, I just have so much stuff that I want done I do not know where to begin, but when I figure out what I want done next I will be using Memorable. They did a fantastic job A+.
Not clear or easy to understand how much film to send for basic price. Had to pay large extra fee for too much film. Product that was returned was excellent.
I decided to try this service because they teamed with Amazon and everything is easier on Amazon. I have a ton of films to be transferred so I sent a sampling of each kind to get a feel for the price and quality. I sent 2 large 16mm, 2 medium, and 2 tiny reels all from the 1940's to 1970's. They were remastered to perfection! They are incredible. It is worth every penny to pay for the remastering. I sent a VHS and a camcorder tape. I did not remaster those because they are more recent. They turned out perfect. I sent an old SD card and the photos are beautiful. The website didn't load quite right but the CEO called me after hours from home and got it fixed asap. He followed up with me several times. The customer service is superior!! They do not exactly upload it to Prime Photos for you but it is 2 clicks on their website to export them. It was very easy and I am completely inept at tech. I will be sending the rest of my ancient 16mm and 8mm to them over time to space out the cost. I am so happy to finally be transferring these films after my Mom storing them since She inherited them 20 years ago and 10 years of me keeping them dry and safe. I can finally let them go before they start to rot and smell like vinegar. After I reviewed my estimate and paid, the turnaround was only a week and I filled that box! I highly recommend this box deal. This company is truly wonderful!
I have dropped off old audio and video tapes at Memorable three times and I haven't been disappointed. They've converted my valuable memories, nicely organized and marked. I highly recommend their work. They have a helpful team of people there. If you want your memories handled with care, this is the place!
Memorable was easy to work with, went the extra mile with personalized service, good pricing and a turnaround time that was quick even during Christmas rush. This was for a project transferring a 30-year-old video to DVD with menu and multiple copies. I originally found them when trying to find someone who could make a DVD out of an old 16 mm film that had a separate reel for its soundtrack. No problem, good results, and very reasonable prices! Happy to work with them even from halfway across the country.
Excellent service. I inadvertently threw out box that they had sent for shipping. Once informed they received films, I asked them to hold off shipping as I would be away on vacation.Always coutteous, took time to answer my questions. Had been told on phone that films had been overexposed. Tough to hear as were films of deceased mother but the films had also laid in storage for 47 years.
Quick attention to my project of converting my dad's old, old films. Thank you! You are a great team!!!
Most Excellent. I had five 400-foot reels transferred. Some of my 16mm films date from the 1930s and 1940s. One of them may be the world's oldest Kodachrome home movie. The film, which we verified with Kodak, predates by at least a year the release of Kodachrome 16mm. Needless to say, I was very concerned about preserving the film itself. The transfer was superb. The films were handled carefully and returned intact. Their frame-by-frame conversion faithfully preserved the colors and the high resolution makes the films sparkle on our large-screen, plasma television. There was a minor issue and they quickly resolved my order and shipping goof. I have at least ten more reels that I'll be sending to them after the first of the year. In the past, I've used some chain-store transfer services. Memorable's work was orders of magnitude better.
Fantastic Product -- a great way to preserve and re-live your memories. I have ~50 Hi 8 tapes (and a couple of VHS) that remained just as tapes until I found Memorable. Initially, despite great reviews, I was not very confident and, after much research (including COSTCO service), I decided to purchase this. The process was very simple and straightforward - selected the "product" in Amazon and ordered it just as any other product. I got a box with a pre-paid label. I sent them only 25 tapes to begin with. Within less than ~8 business days of sending it, I got an email that my videos were ready to be viewed and was provided a link to get them. I can go to that site, view, download, and upload to Amazon drive. It is that simple!!! It is a totally painless and completely hassle free process. The customer service is great (yes, I did call them within those ~8 days:)). I had requested for DVD copies as well. They called me to confirm that there would be an incremental charge of $3 per video. I am glad that I ordered the DVD copies as well - which I got neatly labeled and in a case. I love them so much that I am now sending my second batch over to them!!
I was very pleased with the results of transferring my old film to DVD. The movies were not only restored but were greatly improved from the original. The movie are sharper and better lit than the original film. Also the free cloud storage has been great for sharing with others. It is worth every penny to have this done.
Very well done! Crystal clear picture.
Excellent quality result from my parents old 8mm reels from the early 60's. Uploaded to Amazon drive, then downloaded to my phone, and computer for safe long term storage. Received original films back intact and boxes indicating the ID of memorable having processed them for easy tracking to which video file. Highly recommended.
Initially, I had a lot of concerns mailing my treasured home videos to an unknown mail address. But after the service initially (had got done 25 HD8 cassettes), I will now send them my next batch!! The service is great and the product good. Completely hassle-free! I, in fact, had a couple done via COSTCO in the past but would definitely recommend Memorable.
The "proof is in the pudding". 8mm tapes (5 of them) from early 60's (1960-64). Perfect reproduction, better than I ever thought possible. The original source materials were languishing in a basement more than 50 years. If I can find 5 more, I'd employ them in a heartbeat, to do it again. They were quick to offer help to access resulting videos. Thanks for the great job!
DVD was great, awesome quality. Would definitely recommend.
Very fast and courteous service. I can definitely recommend them and will use them again in the future. They did a FANTASTIC job!
Wow! So cool! I now have a hundreds of photos in my Cloud Drive. I've put off scanning years of photo albums for...well, YEARS- but I finally decided to take the plunge. The "Memorable Box" made it so easy. I organized my photos in batches by year. (Memorable uses the dates so that everything shows up at the right time in your drive account) That alone has saved me hours in organizing. They work with videotapes and film as well so now I'm working on getting my tapes organized to send!! Thanks Memorable!!!
I was so glad to find Memorable right here in Northbrook. With the daunting task of sorting and reviewing my parents collection from the last 80+ years it is great to have this resource. The staff is easy to talk to and answered my 1000 questions. I felt comfortable leaving my precious video in their hands. I was so excited to get my video transferred and to be able to watch it on the large screen. I am just at the beginning of this journey but confident Memorable will be a good partner in this process.
Good quality transfer from my tapes to mp4, including enhancements and conversion from PAL. Excellent customer service. Got the tapes back in good condition.
I am very happy with my transfer -- for an additional $3.00 I also go DVD's made to share with family!! Service was phenomenal when I called about getting the videos on my amazon cloud account -- I am not a digital native so needed some help with this!! Stephen and Harrison are the go to guys!!
100% recommended. Excellent service, results, experience. I had 20 8mm reel films restored and saved for my mother's 90th birthday. Some were from the late 1950's and we hadn't seen them in years. From getting an email response of a few questions I had to the follow up phone call, it was an amazing experience. The films now digitized and in my Drive, look like they could have been filmed today. They can now be accessed any time from any of my devices. Even the box with all the packing materials to send back to them was great! I will definitely be using them again to preserve and digitize more film and vhs tapes.. If you are nervous about sending your media - don't be. You will be thrilled with the results, I'm sorry I waited so long.
Great Service! Beautiful results from the transfer. And it is nice to have a backup cloud service that you can view easily view to ensure your movies are safe.
I had 23 old films from my childhood which i wanted to preserve forever. I shipped them off to Memorable, 3336 Commercial Ave, Northbrook, Illinois, 800557, 800 557 3508 and they came back on computer disks. You can see the good job they did at my YouTube Channel youtube.com/channel/UCERSH65sSclLHGZ2JRWJDJQ
I have been using this company for well over a year now. For years I have been wanting to tackle the insurmountable job of organizing, digitizing, and backing up all my family media memories. Then I found these guys. What a blessing! I have had them convert all my 8 mm film, video tapes of all formats, pictures, 35 mm slides, negatives. Everything I have had converted is safely stored with them, and now accessible from anywhere on any device. I also have everything backed up at home on hard drives. First let me say the quality of the conversion is incredible. I could not imagine my old family 8 mm film could look as good as it does. The Remastering process is outstanding. The ability to organize everything by time line, by names of people, etc is pure genius. This gives you the flexibility to individualize your account easily. I can send my friends and family individual links by email to access that media I want to share with them. The Memorable app is seamless, intuitive, and available on all devices. Customer service is also one of the companies strongpoints, they are always available and eager to help in anyway. If you haven't picked up on it by now, I simply cannot say enough about this company. Do yourself a favor and try them. Before anything happens to all your family media treasures.
I would like to highly recommend an excellent digitizing service for all your photos, 35mm slides, home movies and videos. Just had over 5000 photos, negatives, slides and home movies scanned and digitized by Memorable, which is located in Northbrook (formerly Pixcel). Eugene & his staff have done a wonderful job, and the results are impressive. Media editor Harrison Raybuck took the time to explain the process, as well as Memorable's timeline app, which gives you (and family) access to all your photos & videos on your PC, tablet, or phone by simply scrolling the date. It would have taken me several years to do what Memorable did in a few weeks and my results would not have been anywhere near as good.
Thanks to Memorable (formerly Pixcel) I've been able to salvage and preserve dozens of irreplaceable Super 8 sound movies I took over 50 years ago of long-gone musician friends and legends. I also was able to send my brother-in-law a slide show of many images of my deceased sister. He continually thanks me. Recently my Army buddies were treated to a show of photos from our days in the military at Camp Gordon in the 60's. The rapid deterioration of these images made it imperative to act now. Thank you Memorable!
Very advanced provider of photo, videos, film, slide restoration with cool unique ability to date and put all photos back decades not just digital photos. Employee helped me to understand some of benefits.
For my dads 70th, my siblings and I decided to get s bunch of old reels of tapes turned into digital copies. Lots of the film was getting very old and who knows how long it would have lasted. Memorial transferred 10 reels for us and they turned out wonderfully! Great customer support, timely service, and high quality film transfer. Highly recommend!!
It's amazing how you can make videos taken in the 70s look like they were just filmed the other day, and that's exactly what this company did for me. All of my family's home videos when we were kids have now been transferred into clean-cut, high-quality videos, making these memories come to life, which has been a dream of mine for far too long. It's incredible what these guys at Memorable can do and especially how they do it. I spoke with Harrison (employee) over the phone many times and he was very patient with all of my questions and concerns and walked me through every step of the way. Now my family can enjoy these remastered videos of some of our greatest memories growing up. Thank you, Memorable.
I do not know where to begin. City life has its space challenges. I have no clue how many boxes that I have been able to discard. Both my parents recently passed. Starting that process now of memories and history that I am finding there. Moving all of my old 8MM, pictures, slides (if you were born before 1970, you may not be familiar). All of ?my stuff" can be viewed by friends/ family at anytime. My laptop and a HDMI cord is all I need to take my show to the big screen. What a gift that keeps giving. Seeing 8MM film of my father at the 1960 Sydney Games was breathtaking. The team at Memorable is what customer service should be. I am not computer savvy. I called Harrison for help. Mind you, they already have my money. We scheduled an appointment and he took me through everything like a caring son or grandson would have (without the jabbing)...Nowhere near proficient, but getting there. I found this team when I saw that my boarding school (Culver Academy) entrusted them with their 125 history. Just Wednesday, my father in law got to watch a floor hockey game of his grandson from 20 years ago. He started crying. This is priceless. I would urge anyone to call the team at Memorable. The service they provide is invaluable to me and my family. This guy will be calling Harrison soon to drop off more stuff, and certainly get a refresher course that I won't even have to ask for. Do yourself and your entire family a favor, utilize this great team.
I gave these guys a shot because I needed to find a good service to help preserve and digitize old family videos I had that an update. What I got was something that caught me by surprise BIG time. This service was quick, efficient, and gave me exactly what I needed when it came to digitizing this old footage. I would recommend this service to anyone!!!
I would like to highly recommend an excellent digitizing service for your home movies. Just had over 50 home movies (both 8mm & 16mm sound & silent) scanned and digitized by Memorable, which is located in Northbrook. Eugene & his staff have done a wonderful job, and the results are impressive. I chose the remastered level, which includes cleaning and dirt & scratch removal. Media editor Harrison Raybuck took the time to thoroughly explain the process. According to Memorable, 8mm film resolves on average at 800 lines of resolution, and 16mm at 1200 lines of resolution. Along with their remastering software, my digitized files look better than the original film. It would have taken me several months to do what Memorable did in a few weeks and my results would not have been anywhere near as good. Check them out at gomemorable.com.
The pictures were very clear, clearer than I'd ever seen them before. Needless to say, our family was very pleased with the results!!
I recently had memorable inc transfer several items for me including some Super 8 footage of my grandmas wedding and a multitude of photos. Firstly, let me say that from start to finish this company is top notch. I had many questions regarding the handling of my precious memories which they had answered to my satisfaction. I even had called later in the process for some additional work which they were able to add on to my order without any problems. I was extremely satisfied with the results. I had given them some very old and damaged reel to reel video and was surprised at the quality of the video they were able to extract. It was a real pleasure for my grandmother to be able to view that footage that had not been seen for years. The company also went above and beyond when it came to scanning the photos. They carefully took photos from picture frames, scrap books, and loose ones as well without any damage during the process. They even had organized them better when they were returned to me! I was extremely satisfied with the scans as well. Overall I would recommend this company because they have a real passion for quality (vs. some of the other companies I had researched which basically "just get the job done" and nothing more) The owner of the company was telling me how they are constantly upgrading their machines to improve their quality while other companies may have had the same ones for years or even decades! I used the Amazon cloud upload service which allowed me to get my scans and vidoes very quickly and conveniently. Highly Recommend this service!!!
I never expected my parent's old 8mm film to look SO GOOD! I am beyond impressed! I had about 40 small reels of old Kodachrome 8mm film. We had it transferred to VHS years ago by Wolf Camera but the tapes were useless once we got rid of our vcr player. I am so glad I got these retransferred. I don't think they even looked this good on our original projector.
Now is the time to begin looking into saving your families Reglar8 and Super8 Kodachrome and Ektachrome home movies! Only 52% of all home movies shot from 1932 until 1960 are still in existence today! We have no way of knowing what we lost. Don't wait, save what you still have for future generations in your family. I decided to go with the remastered level. This involves the cleaning/lubricating transfer and digital remastering to remove any dirt, scratches or discoloration. The guys in Customer Service have been great, explaining each step of the process in depth for me, and alternating the film frame per second rate of each 50 foot reel for me, according to how I marked the speeds on each box. I've worked closely with Harrison, educating him on the different speeds of different cameras manufactured in the early 1960's. Some Regular 8 companies, like Bell&Howell, who made the 414PD, the model Dallas businessman Abraham Zapruder used to capture the assassination of President Kennedy during the last part of his downtown motorcade with, they changed to the 18 frames a second rate in 1961, a rate everyone would be set to by1965 with the introduction of Super8. Both services are fantastic and I would recommend the 8mm transfers to anyone with film form the 1932 introduction of the original Kodachrome on up through today's higher speed film stocks, to use Memorable. Call them today 1-800-557-3508!
I would recommend Memorable to anyone who values their photos, movies or tapes. I brought in a large amount of 8mm reels from the 50's, VHS tapes, and photographs ranging from the early 1900's up to the present. I wanted to archive my family history so that my children and grandchildren could have them all preserved. My family sat down together to view the media on line and it brought to life family members, long gone, who they had heard stories about but had never seen. I worked with Harrison who gently walked this 60 something woman through the wonderful world of media preservation. Memorable did a great job of re-mastering materials that were aged so that they will always remain in the best condition possible. It was time and money well spent. Thank you Memorable...and Harrison
I sent my family's old super 8 filmstrip to the team at Memorable. We had it processed years ago by a local business back in the VHS days and I felt like it would be nice to reprocess it with today's technology. I was blown away by the results. I don't think that the quality was even this good coming out of the film projector. The team was great to work with and I knew that they cared about protecting and preserving my memories. I recommend this company to anyone else who has media they want to preserve.
Pixcel is the only place I go for reliable, high definition (1080p) transfers of my recently shot regular 8mm and Super 8mm film reels. They run great sales throughout the year, and I decided to use the half off the highest level of quality for 350' of film. I spent $84.00 for cleaning/lubricating, transfer and digital remastering to remove any dirt, scratches, or discoloration. The guys in Customer Service have been great, explaining each step of the process in depth for me, and correcting frame speed for me for every reel in the Digital Restoration page, as film frames per second rates were different for different cameras in the 1960's. I also bought a year's subscription to Reflectera.com, Pixcel's new Cloud service where they load your films onto. Reflectera.com allows one to store scanned analog and new digital pictures into a time line on the cloud server. Home movies, such as mine, which Pixcel uploads, can be saved to the hard drive of your computer also, just to make sure you don't loose them. Both services are fantastic and I would recommend the 8mm transfers to anyone with film form the 1932 introduction of the original Kodachrome on up through today's higher speed film stocks, to use Pixcel and Reflectera.com. Call them today! Save your family home movies, only 52% of all films made from 1932 until 1960 are still in existence today. Don't wait, save what you still have for future generations in your faily. If nothing tangible is left behind, the past seems t far away.
Almost 2 months and I had to call several times and was lied to in many different ways as to why my client's 3 minute film was NOT DONE YET! Every childish excuse was tried.. "We are reviewing it", it is being scanned, etc... I sure hope they eventually send it on! I am NEVER going to use these children again. Promises made were NOT kept. I think they are on the brink of shutting down for good., They said they would refund or credit due to the problem, but later I was told I was mistaken. They eventually told me "they send it out" and the "other company" had not gotten to it yet!!
I had them handle an 8mm project from the 80's. They stabilized the images (8mm can be be shaky), and removed the dust and many scratches. It looked great!
This was really fantastic - I was able to snag a Groupon which allowed to get a vhs-dvd transfer for only $10 (usual price is $20 for a basic transfer) and their turn around time (around the holidays), they told me that it would take 2-3 days. Imagine my surprise when they emailed and called the next day telling me that it was ready. The quality was pretty decent given the price that I paid. I could have paid more for a better quality but all I needed was a basic transfer and I appreciate having the various chapters now available. Thanks again! Great customer service makes this place 5 stars in my book.
They did a really good job with my wedding video. I now have something that will preserve with time and can bring back happy memories for years to come! I'm looking to come back and have other things transfered by them. The level of customer service was spectacular!!! A++++ in every way!


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The ISIS terror group has published a video titled "A second message to America," showing the beheading of American journalist Steven Sotloff.
The video also threatens the life of British captive David Haines.
Related: ISIS Militants Execute British Aid Worker David Haines; Cameron Expresses Outrage
Sotloff speaks to the camera before he is killed, saying he is "paying the price" for U.S. intervention. Considering he was a captive, it's possible that his words were scripted for him.
The masked ISIS figure in the video speaks to U.S. President Barack Obama, telling him, "Just as your missiles continue to strike our people, our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people."
The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has thrived and mutated during the civil war in Syria and in the security vacuum that followed the departure of the last American forces from Iraq. The aim of ISIS is to create an Islamic state across Sunni areas of Iraq and in Syria. The group has taken up large swaths of land in Iraq and has said it wants to go into Baghdad.
The intelligence community in the United States is working to confirm the authenticity of the video appearing to show Sotloff.
"If genuine, we are appalled by the brutal murder of an innocent American journalist and we express our deepest condolences to his family and friends," said Bernadette Meehan, National Security Council deputy spokeswoman.
British Prime Minister David Cameron, responding to a reporter's question about the video, said, "I've just seen the news. It's an absolutely disgusting and despicable act and I will be making a statement later."
Sotloff's family knows about the video and "is grieving privately," said their spokesman Barak Barfi.
Beheading intended to energize followers
Last week, Sotloff's mother, Shirley Sotloff, released a video pleading with ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi not to kill her son.
"Steven is a journalist who traveled to the Middle East to cover the suffering of Muslims at the hands of tyrants. Steven is a loyal and generous son, brother and grandson," she said. "He is an honorable man and has always tried to help the weak."
Steven Sotloff appeared last month in an ISIS video showing the decapitation of another American journalist, James Foley. The militant in the video warned that Sotloff's fate depended on what Obama did next in Iraq.
Sotloff disappeared while reporting from Syria in August 2013, but his family kept the news secret, fearing harm to him if they went public. Out of public view, the family and government agencies had been trying to gain his release for the past year.
Speaking on CNN moments after word of video showing Sotloff's apparent murder, CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank said that the method of killing -- beheading -- has a specific purpose for ISIS.
Complete Coverage: James Foley
A video like the one showing Sotloff's killing "really energizes" supporters of ISIS, and beheading is employed for "maximum propaganda" to "terrify" ISIS' enemies, Cruickshank said.
Who was Sotloff?
Sotloff, 31, grew up in South Florida with his mother, father and younger sister. He majored in journalism at the University of Central Florida. His personal Facebook page lists musicians including the Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Miles Davis and movies including "Lawrence of Arabia" and "The Big Lebowski" as favorites. On his Twitter page, he playfully identifies himself as a "stand-up philosopher from Miami."
In 2004, he left UCF and moved back to the Miami area.
He graduated from another college, began taking Arabic classes and subsequently picked up freelance writing work for a number of publications, including Time, Foreign Policy, World Affairs and The Christian Science Monitor. His travels took him to Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey -- among other countries -- and eventually Syria.
Response from the White House
CNN's Christiane Amanpour said that Sotloff's killing will step up pressure on Obama to devise a strategy to combat ISIS. Several other experts agreed with Amanpour.
On Friday, Obama said it was too soon to discuss what steps the U.S. would take against the militant group inside Syria. On how to deal with the group in Syria -- where it was born and has a haven, mostly in the city of Raqqa -- the President said: "We don't have a strategy yet."
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Obama said Friday that he had asked America's top defense officials to prepare "a range of options."
On Tuesday, White House spokesman John Earnest spoke to reporters just after word came about Sotloff's killing.
"This is something that the administration has obviously been watching very carefully since this threat against Mr. Sotloff's life was originally made a few weeks ago," Earnest said. "Our thoughts and prayers first and foremost are with Mr. Sotloff and Mr. Sotloff's family and those who worked with him."
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Dignitaries attending Mexico inauguration
Some of the foreign dignitaries attending the inauguration of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto:
-Crown Prince Felipe of Spain.
-US Vice President Joe Biden.
-President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia.
-President Ollanta Humala of Peru.
-President Otto Perez Molina of Guatemala.
-President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua.
-President Porfiro Lobo of Honduras.
-President Laura Chinchilla of Costa Rica.
-Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General of the Organization of American States.


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PanoTools talk:History
Possible Changes
'Since then JS policy is not reliable. One day he offers peace: [23] the other he spreads wild accusations - mostly on his site (No link here, since articles come and go there).'
Suggest change to 'Since then JS has acted in a very unreliable manner. One day he offers peace: [23] the next he spreads wild accusations, mostly on his site, the next he removes the accusations again (hence no link).'
- Good suggestions, thanks --Erik Krause 21:23, 23 November 2006 (CET)
Note that I've not used the wiki before, so someone might need to do tidy up this page afterwards...
- No fears --Erik Krause 21:24, 23 November 2006 (CET)
Changing the managment
little typo: managment -> management --Carl 23:03, 23 November 2006 (CET)
Short history
Is "refused to accept the help of..." better instead of "...and refused the help of..."? --Carl 23:06, 23 November 2006 (CET)
External incidents
Should we add that as a result of his ongoing improper usage of NG's content he was banned from using Nabble? --Carl 23:07, 23 November 2006 (CET)
- I didn't know to which amount he was banned and the circumstances. Do you have a link to a message or something? --Erik Krause 23:58, 23 November 2006 (CET)
- Good point. No link available since I got this information directly from Nabble. There was some exchange of emails and I don't think I can cite that fully in public. I can report that Nabble wasn't able to stop him from killing the old panotools archive due to their terms of service. He later tried to sabotage the description of the PanoTools NG page at Nabble which we (Thomas with a little help from me) stopped. I could only cite my own mails to Nabble if this helps. --Carl 00:19, 24 November 2006 (CET)


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"60 Minutes" and "The Amazing Race" Place First in Viewers and Key Demos for the Second Consecutive Week
"The Unit" Delivers its Largest Audience of the Season and Matches Highs in Demos
"Cold Case" Up in Viewers and Adults 25-54 from Last Week
CBS won Sunday in viewers as 60 MINUTES and THE AMAZING RACE 14 placed first in their respective time periods in viewers and key demographics for the second consecutive week, THE UNIT delivered its largest audience of the season and COLD CASE posted increases over last week, according to Nielsen preliminary live plus same day ratings for March 15.
60 MINUTES was first in households (8.0/14), viewers (12.63m), adults 25-54 (3.0/09) and adults 18-49 (2.2/07) - sweeping its time slot for the second consecutive week.
THE AMAZING RACE 14 was first in households (6.0/10), viewers (10.43m), adults 25-54 (3.8/08) and tied for first in adults 18-49 (3.0/08 with ABC) - placing first in these measures for the second consecutive week.
COLD CASE was second in households (7.9/14), viewers (12.91m), adults 25-54 (4.1/09) and delivered a 2.9/07 in adults 18-49. Compared to last week, COLD CASE was up +1% in households (from 7.8/12), +5% in adults 25-54 (from 3.9/09) and added +290,000 viewers (from 12.62m, +3%).
THE UNIT was second in households (6.7/11), viewers (10.92m), second in adults 25-54 (3.6/08) and tied for second in adults 18-49 (2.7/07, with NBC). These are season highs for THE UNIT in households and viewers, matches season highs in adults 25-54 and adults 18-49.
For the night, CBS was first in households (7.1/12), viewers (11.72m), second in adults 25-54 (3.6/09) and adults 18-49 (2.7/07).
Updated Sunday ratings will be available tomorrow.