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Are you getting all the referrals you want for your business?
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Trick Tip: Wake-to-wake Kickflips
The wake-to-wake kickflip is super fun cause it's a turbo charged version of a kickflip. You feel like you in slow motion during the trick cause you have so much more time and distance. Practicing inside out kickies behind the jetski will help for this trick too. It sometimes helps to try start off with a small wake and shorter line when first learning. Then once you get it try beef the wake and lengthen your line and so on. Have a goodie!
1- Cut in Like you would for a nice poppy wake jump. (I hang my front heel off the board slightly when i cut in too)
2- Wait a moment after you have left the wake to kick the board
3- Kick the board like you would a normal kickflip and get your feet out the way
4- Wait for the top to flip around and get ready to stop the rotation.
5- Spot the board, stop the board and get those feets back on it!
6- Extend your legs slowly to keep the board under you on the way down.
7- Try land with your feet the same width apart as how you were cutting in.
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Richard Reeby Thomson
Richard Reeby Thomson (Age 59), Passed away July 23 at the Thomson family cabin after a great day with his family at Priest Lake, Idaho.
Richard "Rich" Thomson, was born Feb. 21, 1954, in Spokane, the son of Mildred Claire Reeby Thomson and Duncan MacLaren Thomson, both deceased. He is survived by his sisters, Elizabeth J. "Betty" Thomson (Thomas Heberlein) of Lodi, Wis., and Margaret A. "Peg" Thomson (Barry Roth) of McLean, Va; nephews, Earl "Skip" Hilton 3rd (Maria) of Menlo Park, Calif., and Nathan "Tommy" Roth of Boston, Mass, and niece Merrill C. Roth of McLean, Va. and Ithaca, N.Y .; three great nephews, Henry, David and Peter Hilton; aunts Muriel Thomson of Newport Beach, Calif., and Marian W. Thomson of Arlington, Va .; 20 cousins, and their spouses, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Among Rich's immediate family, he was preceded in death by his devoted parents, Mildred in 2002, and Duncan in 2005, and a niece, Ann M. Thomson Roth, in 1989.
Rich also loved and was loved unconditionally by a succession of family "collies" including Tammy, the first, and Timmy, the last.
A devout Christian, Rich regularly attended Sunday services at his Spokane home, Magnolia Care, where he lived for almost 10 years and was supported by many dedicated caregivers.
For most of his adult life Rich lived independently with the help of his parents and many other loving friends and family members. He will be especially missed by his friend and advocate, Helen McBride of Cheney. With Helen's help, Rich celebrated birthdays and church holidays with other long time members and family friends at the United Church of Christ, Cheney.
Growing up, Rich took pride in his achievements as a member of the Boy Scouts of America. He participated in Scout Jamborees and other events with his father, an Eagle Scout and scout leader. Rich attended the Campus Elementary School in Cheney and graduated from high school in Des Moines, Iowa. He will be missed by his high school friends, Mike Williams and Renee Shy.
As a young man, Rich attended Spokane Community College classes in radio and television broadcasting. A favorite past time was recording television and radio broadcasts for himself and others. Throughout his life Rich accepted many health challenges with a strong faith and conviction that there is a better life after death.
A graveside service will be held Saturday, Aug. 3, 3 p.m. (procession at 2:30 p.m.), at Greenwood Memorial Terrace in Spokane. Arrangements are being made by Riplinger Funeral Home and Crematory in Spokane. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made in Richard's name to the Cheney United Church of Christ, 423 North Sixth Street, Cheney, WA, 99004, or a congregation of your choice. Please sign the guestbook at http://www.riplingers.com.


text: HomeArticlesIslamic BeliefAL- QADEEM - The Giver of Advance Warning AL- QADEEM - The Giver of Advance Warning Harun Yahya He will say: "Do not argue in My presence when I gave you advance warning of the Threat." (Surah Qaf, 50:28) Allah, Who is infinitely just, sent Messengers to tell humanity about Him. Through the just Books He gave to His Messengers, He granted all people discrimination, taught them how to worship Him correctly, and made them aware of the morality that will earn His good pleasure. He provided knowledge of the Unseen: Death may come at any time, the Hour is drawing nigh, no one will be wronged while accounting for his or her deeds on the Day of Judgment, and those who reject Him in this world will be punished in the next world. By means of such warnings, including "No indeed! Truly it is a reminder, and whoever wills pays heed to it" (Surah 'Abasa, 80:11-12), Allah states that we can learn from the Qur'an and be guided. In addition, He gives a detailed account of what happens to those who are ungrateful, as well as what happened to earlier communities of unbelievers, so that His servants can take heed. Allah commands thus: Leave the deniers, who live a life of ease, to Me, and tolerate them a little longer. With Us are shackles, a Blazing Fire, food that chokes, and a painful punishment on the Day the ground and mountains shake, and the mountains become like shifting dunes. We have sent you a Messenger to bear witness against you, just as We sent Pharaoh a Messenger. But Pharaoh disobeyed the Messenger, so We seized him with terrible severity. How will you safeguard yourselves, if you are unbelievers, against a Day that will turn children grey, by which Heaven will be split apart? His promise will be fulfilled. This truly is a reminder, so let anyone who wills take the Way toward his Lord. (Surat al-Muzzammil, 73:11-19) As the verse above informs us, "anyone who wills can take the Way to Our Lord." However, those who insist on turning away deserve a grievous end, for Allah gives the most just judgment. Tue 08 Feb 201118211 تعليقات (0)أضف تعليقك تعليقات


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#neverliberal #nevermarxist
Maybe there is something wrong with me, but I don't see what y'all see.It's a commercial guys. For Pete's sake!
Nor are we surprised.It's a commercial. For Pete's sake!Subliminal message part slipped past ya, huh?
If it was there?
This person gets it!http://contemporarycontempt.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/walgreens-commercial-normalizes-the-objectification-of-women-using-a-young-boy/
On an age level, by attributing sexual motives to a prepubescent boy.


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When the 22nd Winter Olympic Games opened at Russia's Black Sea resort of Sochi with a spectacular Feb. 6 ceremony, it might have been assumed little would be heard over the following fortnight about Christian churches. As the games neared their end on Feb. 23, however, the churches' presence had been well established — led by Russia's predominant Orthodox church, but with clergy from Russia's million-strong minority Catholic Church playing a role, too.
"These Olympics have been hugely important here," Msgr. Igor Kovalevsky, secretary-general of Russia's Catholic bishops' conference, told Our Sunday Visitor. "Of course, the games are a secular event, and everyone, whatever their faith, has their own likes and dislikes on the sporting panorama. But our Church has also been active, offering religious facilities to competitors and fans alike."
Concerns over Russia's security and human rights record under President Vladimir Putin led most Western leaders, including U.S. President Barack Obama, to stay away from the games.
But Moscow Archbishop Msgr. Paolo Pezzi attended the opening ceremony, and Pope Francis praised the Olympics in an Angelus message Feb. 9 as a "true celebration of sport and friendship."
A new Russian Orthodox "Olympic Basilica," rising to 120 feet, was dedicated at the edge of the Olympic Village just before the start, while the church's patriarch, Kirill I of Moscow, held a service for Russian-speaking athletes during a three-day visit to Sochi, when he inspected the ski-jump slopes and other venues.
"Concentrate and gain inner spiritual strength — this will be the formula for your success," the patriarch said. "Athletes are well aware, when aspiring to win their competitions, that it isn't just a question of technical training and necessary equipment, but also of the inner spirit, which largely determines a person's ability."
With 343,000 residents, Sochi has some 30 other Orthodox churches, including a late 19th century cathedral, which was restored in the 1990s after being turned into a warehouse under Soviet rule. But Christianity first reached the city via the Byzantine Empire in the Middle Ages and survived several centuries of Muslim rule, which only ended when the region was conquered by Russia in the 1860s Caucasian War.
Besides the Orthodox majority, it is also home to 10 Armenian Christian churches and has its own Catholic church of Sts. Simon and Jude, which was dedicated in 1997 to replace a small Communist-era chapel in the city's Polish culture center. The new Jesuit-run parish belongs to the church's Saratov-based San Clemente apostolic administration and has provided a base for visiting Olympic pastors from Germany, Italy, Korea, Poland and other countries.
The Czech Republic's Catholic primate, Cardinal Dominik Duka, celebrated a Mass for athletes here before attending the opening ceremony and speed skating championships.
Meanwhile, the chaplain for Austria's 130-strong team, 30-year-old Father Johannes Paul Chavanne, a Cistercian from Heiligenkreuz Abbey near Vienna, described the atmosphere as "colorful and happy," and related on his blog how athletes had "gladly accepted" a gift of crosses.
When Moscow hosted the summer Olympics in 1980, the event was boycotted by Western governments because of the previous year's Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. This time too, Russia's first major international championship since the Soviet Union's 1991 break-up has attracted controversy.
There were complaints of corruption in the awarding of Olympic contracts, while from an initial budget of $12 billion, the costs spiralled to $51 billion, more than half drawn from public funds. This dwarfed the $8 billion spent for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and made the Sochi Games the most expensive in history.
Preparations were also marred by the crisis in neighboring Ukraine and by the killing of 26 people in Islamist bomb attacks at Volgograd in late December. Although Putin's government responded with a security "ring of steel," deploying 40,000 police and troops with air and sea patrols, it also imposed travel restrictions and banned unauthorized protests and demonstrations.
This in turn exacerbated human rights concerns, which have recently focused on hardships facing Russia's gays and lesbians.
Homosexuality was decriminalized in Russia in 1993, two years after the collapse of Communist rule, and removed from the list of mental illnesses in 1999.
But human rights groups say pressure against gays and lesbians has been growing, while violent assaults — often documented and filmed — are routinely ignored by police.
They say vaguely worded, restrictive June 2013 amendments to Russia's child protection law, banning the "propagation of non-traditional sexual relations among minors," offered a tool for populist politicians by effectively criminalizing any attempt to defend gay rights.
Since the amendments allow the arrest of foreign nationals suspected of being gay or even "pro-gay," fears were raised about the fate of athletes and spectators at Sochi, and there were calls for another Western boycott.
Happily for the organizers, such issues appear to have barely surfaced during the Olympics.
Russia's deputy premier, Dimtri Kozak, said officials had received no applications for demonstrations; and during his Sochi tour, Patriarch Kirill heaped praise on the organizers.
"For many, this will be their first acquaintance with Russia," the Orthodox leader said at his service for athletes. "It's important people not only see the wonderful buildings constructed and the great roads, but also feel the soul of our people, our hospitality and readiness to help and be united with others."
For some Christians, at least, the Olympics may have produced tangible benefits.
On Feb. 10, Putin held talks in Sochi with Lebanon's prime minister, Najib Mikati, who promised to help secure the release of a dozen Christian nuns abducted by Islamists in Syria, as well as of two Orthodox archbishops kidnapped there last April.
While that may reflect the capacity of the Olympics to bring a respite from tension and conflict, others remain wary. But Father Chavanne, the Austrian chaplain, is optimistic. He thinks the Olympics aren't just about "pushing the limits" and "thrilling with speed," but also about "finding an inner balance and calm" and ensuring "people aren't there for sport, but sport for the people."
That's an area where the Catholic Church has been able to make a modest but useful contribution.
Msgr. Kovalevsky, Russia's bishops' conference secretary-general, agreed. Although the Olympics won't solve any problems, they may at least create a better atmosphere for tackling them in future.
"Every major event is a call to evangelize for Christians, and the Olympics are no exception," the Russian priest told OSV.
"Although we may not have Catholics among our own country's competitors, society and government are intensely interested, and this poses a challenge to us all as witnesses to Christ in our daily lives."
Jonathan Luxmoore writes from Poland.
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Dog Not a Fan of Owner's No Scratching Policy
Rupert the cocker spaniel/poodle mix loves attention just like any other pooch. But unlike other dogs, he gets seriously ticked off when he doesn't get it. Easy, pal. You won't be getting any hugs with that sort of attitude.
As his owner films, one-year-old Rupert growls menacingly, bares his teeth, paws at the bed and scratches at the camera until he gets some love. After a rub under the chin, he quiets down temporarily. But it's simply not enough for this attention hog, and he barks even louder in frustration.
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TechRepublic reader Kavita Bharadwaj sent me the following "Ask Chip" question:
I am struggling to start an IT Consulting practice.
I am not a developer. I do not code and ideally would like to set up a practice for doing business analysis and project management. Is that an unrealistic goal to have a consulting practice that does not offer any coding expertise? Going ahead I can hire a few developers but right now the economics don't permit it.
How do i get work with this kind of skill set? What is the growth path ahead?
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If the projects you intend to manage involve coding, you need to have some coding smarts — even if you don't plan to do any of the coding yourself. I don't think it's possible to understand the constraints or leverage the strengths of the development process if you have never been on the coding end of a project. Either you need to acquire that experience or hire someone who has it.
I have worked on projects in which the project manager had never programmed, or had never been good at it. Two things invariably happen: (1) the project manager tries to force things down a pre-determined path that don't fit the development process, and (2) developers exaggerate their constraints in order to buy time. Even if the developers don't mean to deceive, the fact that they have to translate their issues into terms that the project manager can grasp will invariably lead to some framing — conscious or not. A project manager who understands coding will be able to apply a sniff test to these claims. More importantly, they'll be able to have reasonable discussions with the developers about what they need in order to succeed.
I'm sorry I don't have a more optimistic answer for you, but I think it's better to face the truth before you invest a lot of time, money, and effort into this venture.
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Research: Statistics
About Statistics
Statistics is the scientific discipline that deals with the collection, organization, analysis, display, and interpretation of numerical data. Statistical methods are widely used to design and analyze experiments, surveys, censuses, and other approaches to collecting information about the world. Statistical analyses include the effective summarizing of sets of data and the drawing of inferences from such data, as well as identification of the nature of observational errors and sources of variability that may obscure underlying patterns.
The Nature of Statistics
Statistics provides the reasoning and methods for producing and understanding data. Statisticians are specialists, but statistics demands they be generalists, too.
Mathematics and Computers Are Involved…
Statistics uses mathematics, but it is not abstract or isolated. Statisticians work with people from other professions to solve practical problems. Statistics uses modern computing to organize and analyze data, and statisticians command specialized tools. But the emphasis is on the data to be understood and the problem to be solved, rather than on computing for its own sake.
… But Understanding the Data Is Crucial
Statisticians must know more than statistics. A statistician who works in medicine or in a manufacturing plant or in market research must learn enough medicine or engineering or marketing to understand the data in their setting. Statisticians need the ability to work with other people, to listen, and to communicate.
Statisticians can help to decide whether information is reliable or conclusions drawn from it should be trusted. Statistical methods are used widely in many kinds of work, ranging from research in the biological, social, and physical sciences to applications in law, medicine, government decision-making, finance, accounting, engineering, and actuarial work.


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Eastmoreland is one of Portland's most coveted neighborhoods for its beautiful traditional homes and burgeoning social scene. It borders the neighborhoods of Reed, Sellwood and Woodstock, and is recognizable in large part by the canopy of trees lining its streets, and its residents' gorgeous front lawns and sprawling homes. Perfect for families, nature lovers, or anybody looking for a quiet, but active community a short commute from Portland's City Center, Eastmoreland will only continue to grow in popularity and desirability in the coming years!
Some residents of the area say the Colonial and Tudor homes in Eastmoreland lend the area an East Coast vibe, but the community is pure Portland. Local printing press Timber Press offers a guide to walking tours of historical homes in Eastmoreland and Sellwood, to familiarize visitors or residents with their arboreal neighbors. As of 2006, the Springwater Corridor links Eastmoreland with other major parks in Portland, making it a beautiful and exhilarating part of the city's bike culture.
The proximity of Eastmoreland to Reed College means that fortunate residents of this neighborhood have access to world-renowned poets, speakers, authors, and musicians when they appear at the College. Every summer, Reed hosts the Chamber Music Northwest festival, which draws musicians from around the globe.Yearly neighborhood garage sales and neighborhood cleanups are also a few of the events put on by the local Neighborhood Association, which keeps residents connected and invested in this gorgeous, historical part of Portland.
Greenery is incredibly prevalent, either on the campus of small liberal arts college Reed, or in Berkeley Park or the stunning Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, which houses more than 2,500 different flowers that blooms from March to Labor Day. The Eastmoreland Golf Course, opened in 1917, was Portland's first public golf course, designed by golf champion Chandler Egan.
Private mortgage insurance is an insurance policy that a residential mortgage lender requires of the borrower if the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of the home is greater than 80%. Mortgage insurance protects the lender from the risk that the borrower may default on the loan. Federal law requires lenders to notify borrowers when the loan-to-value ratio drops below 80%. Mortgage insurance premiums vary, but generally range from $1,000 to $5,000 a year for an average priced home.
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After the presentation of the new VARIANTA 44 ² at the Düsseldorf "boot 2014", the time has now come that you can have a detailed view into the new boat on our website!
Both images, as well as 360 ° views of the interior will make you want to discover more!
The largest change compared to the previous model is a new layout option in the bow. There is now a separate shower room and toilet on starboard, double bunk beds on portside and a separated master cabin in the front.
Future owners can order up to 10 berths and 2 heads the VARIANTA 44 ².
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SamEnrico sells digital publications and subscriptions. It also provides an OPDS API that allows users to browse, search, and download eBooks, magazines, and papers for free to the e-reader of their choice. It also allows users to display publications on their websites. OPDS (Open Publication Distribution System) is an open standard for creating catalogs for aggregating, distributing, and discovering e-publications by any user, from any source, in any digital format, and on any device.


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Source: fastcompany.com via Mika on Pinterest
Tips, Tricks and Sound Advice
by Bobby Anderson, Business Consultant at Strategy Nuts
Please and Thank You, then Eyes On and Ears Open
by Bobby Anderson, Business Consultant at Strategy Nuts
What your mother taught you has even more value in the social media world! Any and every time you post something, make sure to "pilot" your message through the sea of social media's nonsense and nuisance by being humble and polite. Most Facebook and Twitter users assume their message is stimulating enough to be shared and re-tweeted, and maybe some are, but people "in the know", like HubSpot, will tell you that asking for a user to "pass along" your posts, or add to the value your story with their thoughts, get's results.
The "please" may be the easiest 1st step to take, but the "thank you" is the most important! Make sure you thank your supporters with reciprocal sharing, comments re-tweets and likes, this is what builds relationships, rather than an unorganized mob of influence collectors.
Thanks to mom's advice, you'll have a larger group of loyal followers. Now keep your "eyes on" the results and your "ears open" for feedback that will help you groom a consistent, quality formula for engaging a wider audience.
For more about social media manners that matter, contact me, PLEASE, and THANK YOU for reading firstname.lastname@example.com


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Jones solves Cubs, lifts Marlins with late homer
MIAMI -- Garrett Jones found a way to beat the shift on Tuesday night. Belt the ball out of the park.
Jones hit a three-run home run in the seventh inning off Brian Schlitter that lifted the Marlins to a 6-5 victory over the Cubs at Marlins Park.View Full Game Coverage
MIAMI -- Garrett Jones found a way to beat the shift on Tuesday night. Belt the ball out of the park.
Jones hit a three-run home run in the seventh inning off Brian Schlitter that lifted the Marlins to a 6-5 victory over the Cubs at Marlins Park.View Full Game Coverage
Some defensive alignments by the Cubs took a few potential hits away from Jones the past two nights. The Miami first baseman was 0-for-9 in the series before he launched his ninth homer of the season, while bumping up his RBI total to 32.
"The shift has taken away some hits," Jones said. "It's frustrated me a little bit mentally. I was kind of chasing some balls out of the strike zone, trying to make something happen, instead of just staying focused in the strike zone. I was able to finally have an at-bat where I got a pitch and just squared it up. Not worrying about the shift or anything, and I was able to get it out of there."
The Marlins' bullpen was taxed after the team played 13 innings on Monday night and three extra-inning games over the last four days.
Steve Cishek, pitching in his third straight game, allowed a run in the ninth on Justin Ruggiano's sacrifice fly, but he collected his 16th save in 17 tries, and the Marlins improved to 36-34 on the season, and 2-3 in the homestand.
The offense received a big boost from Jones, who had gone 20 straight games without a home run.
Miami's rally took rookie Anthony DeSclafani off the hook. The right-hander worked deep into the game, allowing four runs in 6 1/3 innings. He threw 99 pitches, with 69 strikes, and he struck out five.
"I definitely wanted to give the bullpen a rest," said DeSclafani, making his third big league start. "I always want to go out there and give the team a chance to win and throw up zeros. There is a little extra pressure. I was glad I was able to do that, get outs and get into the seventh inning."
Chicago's Jeff Samardzija settled for a no-decision, giving up three runs (two earned) with eight strikeouts in six innings.
Jones' three-run shot to right bounced off the top of the wall and into the Marlins' bullpen, giving Miami the edge. Adeiny Hechavarria started the inning with a bunt single, and he moved to second on Giancarlo Stanton's grounder to second. Casey McGehee walked, and the Cubs huddled regarding how to approach Jones.
The Cubs had lefty Wesley Wright ready in the bullpen. Had there been a pitching change, Miami would have countered by pinch-hitting right-handed-hitting Jeff Baker for Jones.
"I was 99 percent convinced that Wright was coming in and Baker was ready to go to possibly pinch-hit," Jones said. "I was ready to hit as well. All those things were going through my head. I thought they were going to make the switch with Wright. But Schlitter is a good sinkerballer, and they were probably thinking, 'Get a ground ball here.' I got a pitch up and didn't miss it."
On a 1-0 pitch, Jones blistered his liner to right that had the distance to put Miami in front.
"It was pick my poison," Cubs manager Rick Renteria said. "We just weren't able to hold them at the end."
In Monday's 5-4 loss to the Cubs in 13 innings, Jones nearly ended the game in the 10th inning. But his long fly ball to right was foul by several feet.
On Tuesday, the bounce went Jones' way.
"It seems like Stanton and Casey have been on fire, obviously, all season," Jones said. "Casey has been swinging a hot bat. ... He gets a walk, and it was nice to be able to come through and help the team win."
Hechavarria finished with four hits, matching a career high initially set on April 4 against the Padres.
In the seventh inning, the Cubs claimed the lead on Luis Valbuena's RBI double off Sam Dyson. Chris Coghlan got the rally going with his one-out pinch-hit single off DeSclafani.
Dyson worked 1 1/3 innings and picked up his first big league win. After the game, the right-hander was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans because Miami is reinstating Nathan Eovaldi off paternity leave. Eovaldi will start in Wednesday's series finale.
The Marlins played catchup all night. In the fourth inning, they pulled even at 3 on Rafael Furcal's two-out, two-run single to center. Miami had taken an early 1-0 lead, capitalizing on Starlin Castro's throwing error to score an unearned run in the first inning. But Junior Lake hit a two-run homer for Chicago in a three-run second.
"It was a big hit, driving in those two runs," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said of Furcal's single. "He picked us up and we drove in those runs. He looks good. He looks energized. He's fired up."
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro.


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by Carole Verona
Imagine being homeless and living as a squatter in a boarded-up, condemned house with your 14-year-old son and a stray cat. Add to that the fact that you are legally blind and an amputee. When Stephen J. Harris, president of the Blind Relief Fund of Philadelphia, based at 551 Walnut Lane in Roxborough, got a call from a social worker about the situation, he immediately pulled his staff together and put the wheels in motion to help.
He contacted Philadelphia Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell, in whose district the homeless woman was living, and asked her to find a place for the woman to live. Harris then sent out Sheila Hamilton, a case manager, to further assess the situation. Within hours, the Blind Relief Fund purchased food and other necessities for the woman and her son.
On another occasion, a client who was released from the hospital arrived back home to find out that her house had been broken into, and everything was gone. When she called the Blind Relief Fund, Lisa Rivera, transportation manager, immediately went food shopping and delivered groceries to the client's home. By dinnertime, the client had everything she needed.
Founded in 1909, the Blind Relief Fund of Philadelphia assists the impoverished, legally blind residents of Philadelphia, helping them to live independently in their own homes despite their disadvantaged circumstances.
The monthly income of clients served by the Blind Relief Fund is approximately $630 a month, well below the poverty guidelines issued by the Department of Health and Human Services. "Many of our clients are also plagued by other afflictions, such as diabetes. And many of them serve as heads of households, supporting children and grandchildren," Harris said.
Privately funded, the Blind Relief Fund does not depend on monies from government or public agencies. Because of its independent status, its staff of six can easily cut through bureaucracy and red tape to provide quick solutions to the problems of its 425 clients.
The organization's services fall under five general headings: telephone visitation, home visitation, financial assistance, transportation and social activities. A telephone visitor calls several clients a day to check on their emotional, physical, and financial condition. "This phone call also helps to combat the loneliness and isolation that many of our clients experience," Harris noted.
In 2012, 679 in-home visits were made. A home visitor is able to see more — the client's actual physical environment. Is the furniture adequate? What about appliances? Can the client perform everyday tasks? The home visitor also helps by reading mail, paying bills and filling out insurance forms and government paperwork.
Financial assistance takes several forms. One of the organization's most popular programs is providing coupons to clients. Here's how it works. "We purchase store coupons from local supermarkets. The value of this program is that it allows our clients to use the coupons to purchase anything in the store, including paper products which are not covered through government coupons," Harris explained. He notes that blind people use a lot of disposable paper products — plates, cups, and towels — because they can't see if these things are clean or still dirty, even after they wash them. It's a simple chore of daily living that most of us take for granted and don't even think about!
"Each client with a monthly income of $850 a month or less is eligible to receive $180 worth of coupons a year. We can increase the amount if a client has children or grandchildren living with them. Currently, we provide food coupons to about 40 percent of our clients. We spend between $20,000 and $30,000 a year on coupons. If we had to double that amount, it would certainly make a dent in our budget.
"Many of our clients also need basic furniture — a small table and a chair — so that they have a place where they can sit down and eat. And right now we have about 11 clients who need beds. The beds are generally donated, but we will go out and buy one if somebody's mattress is shot or if we find out they have no bed at all and are sleeping on the floor."
The Blind Relief Fund is also the only agency that provides free canes. "Canes are a big deal for a client who is mobile. We supply up to three canes per year to those who use them. Somebody who's out there walking around the city can easily beat up several canes a year. We buy a very good cane, one that our clients like, and we keep a supply of three different lengths in our building. In addition to canes, we provide other visual aids, free of charge, such as big button phones, talking alarm clocks and talking watches."
Like most non-profits, the Blind Relief Fund is facing huge challenges. "Our biggest challenge," said Harris, "is to build up our investment account and attract funds so that we can continue to provide valuable services to the impoverished blind community. The crash of 2008/2009 took $1.5 million out of our account. We need to get that back. Several foundations put us on hold because they're struggling, too. They're not telling us they won't help us. They're saying they need more time before they will be considering us again."
The director is quick to point out that through all of the difficulties with raising money, client services have not been cut back. "We've got a good handle on what's going on with our clients. Those who are older, impoverished and mostly living alone don't have much of a support network. WE become their support network."
For more information about the Blind Relief Fund of Philadelphia, visit www.blindrelieffund.org or call 215-487-1444.


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Daniel studied Kinesiology in Canada focusing on biomechanics and movement principals of people suffering pain. He then went on to complete his Physiotherapy degree at Hong Kong Polytechnic University building on this knowledge so as to offer clients a tailored solutions to their specific issues.
Working in hospitals here in Hong Kong and then in private practice have provided a broad experience range for Daniel as a therapist. Working on a full range of musculoskeletal conditions from post operative rehabilitation to more sports-specific conditions.
Sports/athletic injuries and dysfunction, neck and shoulder issues
Our bodies are structured in a very particular way for a good reason! To move optimally and pain free we all should have a better understanding of how our bodies function as a whole. Through this, any dysfunction or pain can be solved! Daniel's focus and expertise comes from a background of advanced biomechanics in athletic injuries. He has experience working with athletes at the national level which includes work on rehabilitation programs and also individual performance enhancing programs. He also thrives on digging deep into investigate the source of your musculoskeletal issues.
BSc Physiotherapy – Hong Kong Polytechnic University
BA Kinesiology – University of Western Ontario
U.S.R.C. Tigers Hong Kong Premiership Physiotherapist
Hong Kong National Men' Field Hockey Physiotherapist
Hong Kong Rugby Union National Development teams Physiotherapist
Hong Kong National Youth Netball Team Physiotherapist
The human body functions as a whole unit. Every muscle, tendon, joint serves a purpose and everything helps each other. Physiotherapy treatment is only a fraction of your path to full recovery so your therapeutic exercises we prescribe and how you manage them in your own time is key!
Daniel can remember over 100 decimal number of π..Test me!
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Walking/exercising barefoot on any tolerable surface. Moving will only be good quality if there's a solid foundation from contact on the ground!
David's diverse training methods and extensive knowledge provides a personalised training program that delivers results. Training for the Gobi March is an extreme challenge and David's drive, enthusiasm and dedication has elevated my personal fitness, core strength and overall race preparedness to a level far beyond expectations. I fully endorse and recommend David as a trainer, regardless of whether you are just starting out on your personal fitness journey, or whether you're training for a multi stage ultra marathon in the desert.... Winner 2016 Gobi 4 deserts March. Sheila Sanei
I have to give a big thanks to Joint Dynamics in particular its physiotherapy service. My legs were injured quite seriously due to incorrect running posture. Luckily, my legs recovered much faster after the treatment by Toni at Joint Dynamics. She is really professional and experienced! Kenneth Lee
Congratulations to the grand opening of Joint Dynamics in the new place! I have been with Joint Dynamics for more than 2 years. The experience is really amazing. With the training by Alex, I am able to run a half marathon in about one year's time. It is unbelievable as I was never a runner before. I trust Joint Dynamics can continue to support my next target to run a full marathon. If you believe you can, you can! Linda Tse
I have only been training with Bobbie for three weeks, but to say she has made a big impact on my life is an understatement. At 49, I needed some one to motivate me, make it interesting, have a bit of fun and importantly; to understand I wasn't 25 anymore! Bobbie has the most impressive understanding of the human body, encyclopedic. This means I get pushed, but within my safe limits, whilst managing and rehabilitating my past injuries. I have lost body fat, gained muscle tone, regulated my eating and managed to enjoy the process. Thanks to this peanut loving, fitness nut! Can't recommend Bobbie enough. Greg Simidian
I have been lucky enough to train with Andrew for over 5 years. He is a consummate professional - passionate, extremely knowledgeable and genuinely committed to his clients' training and general wellbeing. He motivates and pushes me quite hard which is what I want and he provides specific goal-oriented training which never becomes repetitive. Andrew balances a serious professional approach with constant energy, enthusiasm and humour. I have also trained with Alex and George who bring the same high standards to each session. I highly recommend Andrew and the JD team. They are the real deal! David Fleming
I met Andrew nearly 7 years ago - we started training as I had broken my leg as a child and had ended up injured each time I tried to ski - I wanted to give it once last shot with balance training, injury adjustment. We got on very well from our first session, he has an excellent sense of humour and is clearly an expert in his field with huge knowledge from mobility and strength to nutrition and sleep. I have enjoyed an injury free (touch wood) love of skiing ever since and Andrew opened the door to me to the joy of exercising. I am 12 kg lighter, significantly fitter, stronger and healthier than I have ever been in my life having had dedicated, thoughtful and enjoyable training ever since. Andrew's energy, expertise and jocular attitude make training a real pleasure meaning that it is sustainable over the long term. Andrew has put a smile on my face, a skip in my step and likely years on my life. He is a legend. Neil
Equally entertaining and informative, Andrew Cox is a professional who provides a research and experience based health program for athletes and parents alike. After having Andrew speak with our families recently, we immediately decided that experiencing this program is an annual necessity for our high performance athletes. Jeff Gross
Andrew has an incredible gift. He uses his energy, drive, passion and dedication to raise a room, lift people up and inspire them. His keynote presentation gave us great insight into managing energy, not time. He taught us how to focus on ourselves rather then something that is out of control (ie: time). Very rarely do you come across a keynote who is not only a talented orator, but has a deep knowledge of his topic and can bring it to life in a highly entertaining and engaging way. We only wish it was 3 hours and not 45 minutes! Emma Reynolds
I have worked with Andrew for a couple of years. I needed a high impact presenter that would energise an audience and someone who could mix solid facts with motivational and humorous stories. Andrew provides all of that and more. His enthusiasm is infectious, and the way that he delivers the message ensures that ideas are translated into new and beneficial healthy behaviours. Whether the focus is health, exercise or energy in the workplace, Andrew delivers. Steven Tait
No mattered how tired or stressed I am, I leave my weekly training feeling energised, heard and calmer. I love that the atmosphere of JD is welcoming, approachable, & not intimidating like some gyms, I feel comfortable! They care about overall wellness & fundamentals, none of that no pain no gain pushy stuff (at least not for me). The staff are always polite and friendly and very welcoming. I appreciate the range of expertise of staff as I have injuries that challenge me with regard to training, it's comforting knowing my Physio will communicate to my trainer, giving me the most benefits physically, which helps me mentally! This helps support my goals of achieving strength, wellness & confidence. Thanks JD. Helen
Andrew Cox first trained my husband and son and after much persuasion from them, I took the first steps in transforming my body and mind. Having avoided regular exercise for most of my life, it has been a real revelation to find that I enjoy it. This is due to the genuine encouragement and support from Andrew. We encouraged our other two sons to also train with Andrew not only for the health benefit but also as a way for them to learn proper technique. We saw this as an investment in their future since solid foundations create good habits. What sets Joint Dynamics apart from others is their holistic approach to working with clients. By engaging with our trainer, physiotherapist and massage therapist, we have developed a strong sense of how our body works and therefore make better choices for our future. It is not unusual to see us train as a family even on holidays. Our sons are open-minded and make positive choices in how they treat their bodies and health. As parents, this is our gift to them. Ken And Amani
I've had many trainers over the years and none have understood the human body (and mind) better than Andrew. As someone with sports injuries of the knees and shoulders, Andrew has worked with me to intelligently, strengthening the core support for those joints so that I can achieve my goals. His knowledge, approach and good nature make him one the best trainers out there. Frank Ricciardi
I've been training with Andrew for almost 8 years now. Something must be bringing me back! He's an expert, but is continually learning new things and adding skills. He makes each session fun, challenging and highly personalised. He is also full of good advice on nutrition and general health and wellness. Scott
Andrew is the most impressive trainer I have come across. His approach is unique and different to any trainers I have worked with. He looks more holistically at how your body moves and immediately finds the right exercises that get you moving in the way you should. He also casually drops in some fantastic nutritional and general nuggets of wisdom, which have got me thinking and onto a path for a healthy all-round lifestyle. Jack
I just had my first stretch session with Kevin Choi yesterday. Amazing feeling of just being soooo relaxed and "easier" to move. Thanks Kevin – you rock! Michelle
I was recommended by a friend to see "the man with the magic hand" when I commented on my chronic neck and back pain. Tobias lives up to that, and more. He knows exactly where my trigger points are, and has been instrumental in helping me manage my pain. Besides being the best therapist I know (and I know many), Tobias is also a wonderful guy with a quick smile, and a great personality. My weekly session with him is the highlight of my week. I never cancel my session, despite my heavy work and family commitment. Even when I need to travel, I will try to find an alternative time slot as seeing Tobias has become a necessity, not a luxury for me. W.S.L.
Having been practising endurance sports at a high level for the past 10 years, I know from first hand experience how important having a sports massage on a regular basis is to avoid injuries and be able to perform at my best. Shortly after arriving in Hong Kong, I was fortunate enough to find Tobias Lee. Tobias has been instrumental in my preparation for several ironman events and most recently, the 100km off road Trailwalker ultra marathon. Right from the beginning, Tobias 'understood' my body perfectly and has been able to prevent any niggles turning into serious injuries, despite me training 15hrs per week or more. I can not recommend Tobias highly enough to any fellow endurance athlete or anyone else who is conscious about his body. Piet Hein Schram
I have had a sacroiliac joint pain since my first pregnancy three years ago and I never had the time to treat it properly. It got worse towards the beginning of my second pregnancy. It was especially sensitive when lying in bed. I tried chiropractic and classic physiotherapy, using ultra-sound and heat packs, but the scope of their actions is limited by the pregnancy, and none proved to be successful. I was introduced to Tobias Lee when I was 4 months pregnant and deeply in pain. He knew immediately how to treat the pain without affecting the pregnancy. The back pain has not improved overall, but the treatment gave me some relief for a couple of days after each session so that the pain was manageable throughout the pregnancy. The treatment consisted in massage on the affected ares, and some stretching, which particularly helped to relieve the pain. I would recommend Tobias Lee to anyone in the same situation as me, especially to the ladies suffering of sacroiliac pain during their pregnancy. S. Houriez
Im Herzen von Hong Kong Island fand ich hier auf meiner Weltreise eine Oase der Ruhe und Entspannung. Tobias Lee versteht sein Handwerk. Er lauscht tief in den Koerper seines Patienten hinein und versteht genau was er braucht. Dabei kann er auf eine breite Palette an manuellen Techniken zurueckgreifen um den Flugzeug geplagten Ruecken wieder geschmeidig zu machen. Aber nicht nur das. Ganz nebenher bekommt man auch total abgefahrene Insider Tipps und Informationen ueber Hong Kong von einem sehr interessanten Menschen." "Located in the heart of Hong Kong Island I discovered on my around the world trip an oasis of rest and relaxation. Tobias Lee understands his business. He listens deep inside the body of his patient and understands exactly what it needs. His repertoire compasses a huge variety of manual techniques to perk up the flight stressed back. But not only that, alongside this, one receives totally wicked insider tips and informations about Hong Kong from a very interesting person. E.Schick
Each time I arrived Tobias took the time to ask me how I had been since our last session, and how I was feeling that day. My Pain differed in severity, location and type on a day to day basis, so this 'check in' time was very important to assess how best Tobias could treat me that day. My treatments were as diverse as my pain: Tobias worked on a variety of techniques to try and lower my pain and get me more mobile. He did deep tissue massage, aromatherapy massage, myofascial release and trigger point therapy, solar plexus work, flexibility/stretching and range of motion work. I felt that Tobias and I worked together during my sessions, I had mentioned that relaxation techniques involving focusing on my breathing & visualisation work well for me during massage, and gave me cues and images to which to focus during massage. Tobias has a wide range of skills and some days I felt as though I was quite a tough client as my symptoms would change from day to day, but Tobias always had a solution to my particular problem area and chose a method of treatment accordingly. I came away from each session feeling a little more positive, in a little less pain and hopeful that Tobias can help me. I would highly recommend Tobias to anyone in need of some massage therapy. S. Simpson


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With special guest Angela Kinsey.
The Armando Show is an improvised comedy show inspired by an audience suggestion, which the celebrity hosts interpret through a personal and truthful improvised monologue. Inspired by that monologue, a cast composed of veteran Chicago and Los Angeles alumni perform scenes that, in turn, inspire a response from Armando. This propels hilarious interchanges between Armando's monologues and the company's scenes.
The cast includes Dan Bakkedahl (Daily Show, 30 Rock), Frank Caeti (MAD TV), Betty Cahill (SNL), Mike Coleman (The Factory),Josh DuBose (Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip), Molly Erdman (According to Jim), Thomas Fowler (Joey, World Cup Comedy), James Grace (Super Troopers), Megan Grano, Dave Hill (La La Land), Jessica Makinson (Halfway Home), Seamus McCarthy (The Tourist Trap), Jason Pardo (The Brothers Solomon), David Razowsky (Roseanne, Working, Second City Mainstage), Zabeth Russell (Mystic River), Douglas Sarine (Ask a Ninja, Monk), Brian Shortall (In Treatment), Brandon Sornberger (Bodega), Miles Stroth (Global, Inc.), Jean Villepique (30 Rock, The Office).
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This show is the reason to see live improv in Los Angeles.
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Welcome to our first full-fledged episode of the New Year. We've got nine podcast clips for you, plus a lovely novelty tune, Undead Love Song, by friend-of-Succotash John Anealio. (Off his album Laser Robot Zombie Love, available at http://JohnAnealio.com.) And yet the show comes up a little short, timewise, this week. Maybe it's because we're missing our usual Burst O' Durst with political punwit Will Durst. (Durst's on vacay but will be back next epi...)
Anyway, because the show runs a little shorter than usual, you might actually catch the little "extra" I began tagging onto the very end of the show starting with the previous episode. It's an idea I shamelessly stole from our friend Jabs of The DHead Factor — I started taking the audio track from videos on YouTube that feature recipes for succotash. This week's is a doozy: Daphne Oz and Tom Arnold make "Summerin' Succotash" on ABC's The Chew. Enjoy!
Epi46 also marks the start of our Top 10 Comedy Podcast countdown, as tabulated weekly by Stitcher Smart Radio. It turns out that comedy podcasts up there at the top of the heap don't move around a whole lot, so unless you guys want to basically have me read the following list every week, it will behoove us all to get over to Stitcher and start listening and rating our favorites. Here's how this week looks:
10. Ari Shaffir's Shark Tank
That's about all I have to share with you guys. Maybe if someone wrote in once in a while with questions or beefs or something, we'd get a little going here. Instead, here's who we have ready to serve up for your listening pleasure in this epi:
Dazed & Convicted
Ten Minute Podcast
Mohr Stories
Royal & Doodall
Nerd Poker
The Zane Lamprey Show
Allison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
Cox & Crendor Show
There's our deal. Epi46 in one neat, tidy bundle. Next week we'll visit with David Owen, one of the founders of the renowned San Francisco Sketchfest, about to kick off it's 12th year. Until then, keep it real. And pass the Succotash!
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The deadline for Greg Jamison to complete his purchase of the Phoenix Coyotes is perilously close to expiring.
And according to a report from ESPN, that Thursday midnight deadline will pass with no agreement in place.
Former San Jose Sharks CEO Greg Jamison, the main suitor for the Phoenix Coyotes for the past year, cannot produce the capital needed to purchase the team from the NHL and as a result a Jan. 31 deadline to maintain a critical lease agreement with the City of Glendale will pass without a deal being completed, multiple sources have told ESPN.com.
The ESPN report goes on to say another ownership group could step forward after the deadline, but it's questionable whether or not the City of Glendale would be willing to start over in the process seeing as how Jamison negotiated the 20-year lease agreement for Jobing.com Arena.
The Coyotes have been owned by the NHL since former owner Jerry Moyes entered into Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.


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Gopro Hero3 vs Hero2
Posted 05 January 2013 - 04:03 AM
I just compared two clips shot with one Hero3 and a Hero2 side by side, both with factory settings.
The Hero3 is used with the original housing, and the Hero2 with an Eye of Mine flat port.
In my opinion the footage from the Hero2 looks sharper when it comes to focus. Has anyone else experienced the same?
Posted 05 January 2013 - 11:46 AM
Posted 13 January 2013 - 08:44 PM
\What kid of battery life to you get from your GoPro3?
Nauticam D7000, Inon Z-240's, 60 micro, 105 micro, Tokina 10-17
Posted 14 January 2013 - 04:02 AM
Posted 14 January 2013 - 08:29 PM
Do you use Protune or not ?
Any kind of filter ?
Nice video btw !
Posted 19 January 2013 - 09:36 AM
After a factory reset and using 1080p on both, the Hero3 was slightly sharper, at least on land.
Edited by tobbe, 19 January 2013 - 11:09 AM.
Posted 19 January 2013 - 10:56 AM
Posted 19 January 2013 - 11:26 AM
If you have the Hero 3 black, try the 2.7k protune mode. It is one of the features the Hero 2 does not have. If you edit your videos, try the camraw wb mode for a flat color profile. It works well in editing.
Yes, it's the Black edition. I saw your nice video fom Belize Ron, I'll try the 2.7k mode as well.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 10:17 AM
Some shots as example at 2.7k Protune + Cam Raw 25 FPS
Rendered to same resolution 2,704 x 1524 at 50 mbps constant bit rate MP4, because original bit rate is 45 mbps.
Approx 1.4GB file size for 3 minutes 47 seconds of video.
2.7K to 2.7K Night Dive with 2 x 10,000 lumens light and a bit of Day Dive
http://rapidshare.co...o 3 in 2.7k.mp4
Not the best water viz but it shows this el-cheapo baby camera has great potential. US$400 ( USA price ) ready to dive at approx 100 degrees wide angle in water is SUPER CHEAP even at 1080p 60p/50p, let alone 2.7k resolution. Aliasing is not an issue at 2.7k if underwater. If water viz is 30+ meters and in good light and one hoovers at max 10 meters, install a URpro CYAN using Protune + Cam Raw, many US$2,000 to US$3,000 body only DSLR will be put to shame, because to dive them it will cost at least US$5,000+ more in lens, housing dan WA dome port or minimum US$7K total. At US$400, HD3 Black its a "disposable" camera in contrast with the big brothers out there.
1080p 50fps Day Dive, assisted with 1 x 10,000 lumens light ( 405 MB , 1 minute 54 seconds ).
HD3 Black at 1080p 50fps is approx 35ish mbps, I rendered this video at 28 mbps CBR.
http://rapidshare.co...e + Cam Raw.mp4
Buy a few HD3 Black, say 3. Set 2 units at 1080p NARROW, add SRP 55mm filter adapter and 55mm>67mm adapter ( SRP 55mm NAKED adapter is the same as their BlurFix3 URPRO-SRP color correction filter frame/adapter ) add Inon 165 or Subsee +5 / +10 or stack them both, you get an entry level macro camera for 10-15 cm close up. Stashed these 2 cameras where you can video shy creatures. Hoover around with 1 wide angle HD3 Black. I have not tested but adding US$500 Inon H100 wide angle lens or equivalnet is very likely possible to create extreme wide angle from GoPro MEDIUM mode or perhaps 140ish degrees in water. Add LCD BacPac for all 3 of the HD3 black, still less than US$300 for 3, USA Retail. If you play shallow and get 75 minutes and a location with macro and wide angle targets, awesome savings on expensive dive trip which is now approx US$400ish a day LOB for 3 dives/day. I am going to try this 3 of HD3 Black experiment very soon for fun.
Here is some learning on HD3 from the experts.Yes land use but know-how is know-how.
Abe K, the man behind all GoPro official video
Read his blog, mainly its GoPro related.
David Newman, the Cineform boss and brain behind Protune
- tobbe likes this
Posted 25 January 2013 - 11:54 AM
I was not happy with the footage shot with narrow mode. Very grainy, noisy and colors were a little funky since protune is not an option in narrow mode. Also, even in narrow mode, the field of view is still pretty wide. Too wide for macro in my opinion.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 01:39 PM
A canon elph110+Ikelite housing+a wet mate dome costs $650
$200 difference and the footage looks actually better as you can white balance and the bitrate is the same
There are plenty of compact options that do not cost $3,000 in fact at $1,300 you can get also a light and do real macro where you can actually zoom instead of being on top of a fish
It is just that those cameras are not marketed as video gear but if you look closer there are plenty of option from the gopro to $3,500 for a Sony RX100 with twin sola
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:11 PM
I think there is lack of knowledge of other options on the market, a Gopro housing only and a filter costs $450
A canon elph110+Ikelite housing+a wet mate dome costs $650
The canon elph and Ike housing is quite a bit larger than a Gopro Hero 3 Black which can be white balanced by the way. There are many ways to get good video, but the Gopro is targeting a very specific market where tiny and simple is the most important thing. It's not a be-all end-all. I have a gopro attached to the top of my DSLR housing; you really wouldn't want to do that with an elph in an Ike housing.
Edited by johnspierce, 25 January 2013 - 02:12 PM.
Nikon D800 | Aquatica Housing | Inon Z-240
Posted 25 January 2013 - 10:23 PM
am not saying you can attach an ixus to a dslr
Posted 26 January 2013 - 02:32 AM
Interested to see how your macro experiments come out.
I was not happy with the footage shot with narrow mode. Very grainy, noisy and colors were a little funky since protune is not an option in narrow mode. Also, even in narrow mode, the field of view is still pretty wide. Too wide for macro in my opinion.
Narrow mode in HD2 is noisy and grainy but not in HD3 Black with good light. Its much improvement actually and I was surprised.
Dont ever touch Protune unless you know about Protune. With all camere noise reduction OFF noise is high, color is flat and if Cam Raw selected, it look dull...........that is the domain for those who knows how to take advantage of Protune and with the right software. Many people who does not know about Protune made the mistake thinking its a better format but not working it in post to achieve it.
Do remember that in a standard video file, those are touched up videos as per designer/manufacturer liking, not a true as-is as caught by sensor, just like a JPEG, its a "processed" image.
Simple result, look at GoPro HD3 Official video as explained by Abe. No 2.7k yet and look at the underwater footage, but Abe took 4 days to learn Davinci Resolve as color correction/grading tool. In general 90% of UW video guys will never believe it is from GoPro HD3 Black, that UW footage in that HD3 Official video..... because its hard to swallow that someone out there is much better than most with an el-cheapo mini sized camera.
One thing to remember about GoPro is, it is an outdoor camera and it need good light. It is a poor low light performer and not designed as a low light camera. Stick to this basic rule and wonderful footage is easy.
Posted 26 January 2013 - 03:33 AM
I think there is lack of knowledge of other options on the market, a Gopro housing only and a filter costs $450
A canon elph110+Ikelite housing+a wet mate dome costs $650
$200 difference and the footage looks actually better as you can white balance and the bitrate is the same
There are plenty of compact options that do not cost $3,000 in fact at $1,300 you can get also a light and do real macro where you can actually zoom instead of being on top of a fish
It is just that those cameras are not marketed as video gear but if you look closer there are plenty of option from the gopro to $3,500 for a Sony RX100 with twin sola
Nope, bit rate is not the same. Using 1080 p 50fps Protune + Cam Raw, its near 45 mbps. Without Protune, for 1080p 50 fps its like 35 mbs which is higher than any US$600 camera can deliver. That Canon is at best 15 mbps. Looking at S110 video against my RX100, Elph 110 can be discarded as a HD3 Competitor no matter how cheap it is because to make it UW video camera ready and wide angle as you said it is US$650 and with foot print 2.5 times a GoPro. Nobody wants to piggy back a camera that size with a housing on top of a DLSR for wide angle application.
Once you know how to mess with Cam Raw and Protune, manual WB you can forget it and one need not manual WB every 5 meters when using Cam Raw.
I said stashed 2 GoPro HD3 Black with subsee +5 or +10 for shy critters in macro mode, not the best magnification but acceptable. This will be the next market for GoPro, like it is now popular with Nat-Geo or Discovery Channel or BBC and the like for GoPro HD2 application as a "stashed" & forget camera be it UW or on land. As a wide angle UW video camera, in good condition, nothing touch it for US$479 price tag, assuming US$79 LCD BacPac used. Like John said, GoPro size is sweet n small. Its the smallest wide angle 2.7K UW camera out there, or just call it 1080p 50/60 FPS camera for those not having the hardware to at least view it in 2560 x 1440 native display of 27" like Mac or Dell U2711.
Viewing high quality footage is another issue. If we have a 15" laptop or a low end 24" display on our PC, its a waste of good video. All 1080p high bit rate or low bit rate will look near the same quality on a 15" display. I am not saying HD3 Black is super duper out of this world, but it is amazing for US$400 camera only with housing price tag as a ready to dive 55 meters rig, its the best bang for the buck for wide angle UW video today and smallest foot print too. This camera has its place and no other POV camera in the world, get attention and after market 3rd party products like a GoPro is and that is important for UW user expansion of creativity.
Posted 26 January 2013 - 06:48 AM
I have a gopro attached to the top of my DSLR housing.
John - I have been considering doing this with my Ikelite housing but thought the wide view of the GoPro would include parts of my housing. Do you have a picture of your rig and/or some sample video anywhere?
Nikon D300, Ikelite housing, DS-125, DS-51, Yi 4K+
Posted 26 January 2013 - 08:43 AM
The 60 fps modes for the gopro with the low light performance that it has are just a waste of energy in effect because of the blurred corners you better off at 2.3K and crop
The cam_raw is nowhere near the quality of real custom white balance and you don't have to waste time editing files that for the average user are noisy unsharp in essence not that good
What's the point of having a $400 camera requiring $1000 software to process the files?? The whole idea is to have a system that is easy to use and the cost is the total cost including the editing software
You can encode at 100 Mb/s but with poor optics you are just compressing a poor image let's not get overexcited about bitrate is the same as it is with megapixels you can have cameras with less resolution and better optics that look better than cameras with poor lenses and more resolution
So for casual wide angle is good for the rest it does not have the feature better stick to what the gopro can do to avoid disappointments
Edited by Interceptor121, 26 January 2013 - 08:45 AM.
Posted 26 January 2013 - 10:07 AM
I prefer to shoot 2.7k protune on camraw WB with a filter. Easy basic adjustments to contrast and brightness gives me very good results. You can do this with the free cineform software.
Agreed, if people cannot or do not want to adjust contrast in their editing program, skip protune. There are many that don't edit at all and just watch/download the raw clips.
Interested to see some of your video. The links in your previous post did not work for me.
If GoPro came out with a different model with a standard or telephoto lens, I would buy it. I have not seen any footage from a GoPro that I consider acceptable macro. I would be very happy to be wrong about this so if anyone has footage or links to decent GoPro macro footage, please post it.
Posted 27 January 2013 - 04:30 AM
Weren't you reccomending Elp 110 ? The S100 I read has 34 mbps bit rate yes, but not the Elp 110.
The free Cineform Studio is decent for color correction and sharpness correction. Sure Cam Raw is not same as RAW as photo file RAW but its nice n easy to mess with compared to AWB or any custom WB for a dive zero to 25 meters with no fiddling on WB. Other NLE we must have anyway to edit, regardless what camera we have, so that is not a cost factor.
The simplicity and form factor of the HD3 Black is the key its use. Mixing footage will be what people do in the end. Some from HD3-B and some from other cameras. My liking its towards simply & small foot print for wide angle it can offer at 2.7k.
I agree with you 2,7K normal wide is a good one to use for UW work as a stashed and forget camera on top of a bigger camera.
Let me see what other depository beside Rapidshare I can use . Any recommended depository to 2 GB ? Youtube is not a good place to view 2.7k even at the so called "original" resolution.
I don't think GP HD3 will come with different lens, but 3rd party provider been supplying for the HD2 ones in various sizes. They are sports camera which people use for other application.
The no need to focus is what so fun about GoPro, no focus hunting to content with when shooting all blue water.
Later guys,
Posted 27 January 2013 - 05:09 AM
As you said the gopro is good when there is plenty of light and for casual wide angle is not a device that can really do what you would do with a proper video set up in terms of scenes of really react at best to artificial illumination etcetera
As I start set up I recommend the gopro but just for what it can do well, when I start hearing about macro, lights and so on it feels the expectations are a bit unrealistic, there are many camera that take decent video and macro video in the 1200-1300 range and support your wide-medium-close-super close shot just fine
I guess it depends what is the learning curve and the requirements but you can't draw blood from onions you can have soup though


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Volkan ONGEL necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 107 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
We are looking for a stylish logo describing our new founded modern factory producing XPS insulation boards.
We are an enviromental friendly producer with minimum carbon emission.
The logo will be used on packagings also.
Penaboard is our brand.
Pena= foam (Russian) Board is board.
We will be manufacturing blue or orange color insulation boards called XPS (extruded polstyrene styropor)
Factory is located in South Ukraine and the company is a joint venture of Turkish and Ukranian partners.
XPS we are producing is
- insulation board saves you %40 money on heating and cooling expenses of the buildings.
- Light in weight
- Can be easily cut and put in a form.
- Heat-Water-Sound-Fire insulation
- Strong among its competitor materials. ( a person can stand on it)
- Does not absorb water
- Long life
- Raw material polstyrene (plastic)
- We produce with CO2 gas which is the best technology
- European technology
- Fully automated production process (No hand touch on the line)
- Totally recyclable Good samples are:
- a modern logo
- a simple logo
- a figure next to logo can be used on packaging and other printed materials. (an animal/a character/etc...)BELOW TOPICS MAY GIVE YOU IDEA FOR YOUR DESIGN CRITERIAS:1.penaboard is made of polstyrene (round sphere shaped plastic raw material) but pena board is rectangular prism shaped2. penaboard is ecologically environmental-friendly building material for insulation3. penaboard saves %50 of your money on energy consumption for heating and cooling4. penaboard is a must to use material for all buildings5. Installation of penaboard: many boards are being connected to each other (tounge & groove) and makes a shield of cold/hot/water/fire/sound for the buildings.6. penaboard can be used on facade/at basement (under soil)/ between indoor seperation walls / at the roof .... etc
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Release date: March 10, 2004
WBU students inducted into honor society
PLAINVIEW -- Wayland Baptist University recently held an induction ceremony for new members into Kappa Delta Pi, an international educational honor society. Seventeen new members were inducted into the group.
Chapter president Keitha Tyler, a Wayland senior, and chapter counselor Dr. Patricia Herman, professor of education, conducted the ceremony along with other current members and officers.
Membership in Kappa Delta Pi requires students to education majors with at least sophomore status and a grade point average of at least 3.0. Members are involved in community events and educational service projects. Recently, the group sponsored "Operation Valentine," in which local first- and second-graders created valentines for the elderly residents of local nursing home facilities. A project is also planned during April for Reading is Fundamental Week.New inductees into Kappa Delta Pi included Dr. Yvonne LaMar and Suzanne Nesmith, both assistant professors of education at Wayland; Elizabeth Wyatt, Paige Johnson, Meg Mansdoerfer, Sarah Martin, Colleen Trevithick, Tonja Edens, Kelli Howard, Laura Valles, Britany Lewis, Malissa Johnston, Janelle Powers, Jennifer Casteneda, Erika Bryant, Resa Uptergrove and Jennifer Herrin.


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Science Friday® is produced by the Science Friday Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Science Friday® and SciFri® are registered service marks of Science Friday, Inc. Site design by Pentagram; engineering by Mediapolis.
Stephen Hawking is known for his research into relativity, black holes, and quantum mechanics, as well as for the disease that has left him almost entirely paralyzed. But the theoretical cosmologist says that, were he to start from scratch, he wouldn't focus on physics.


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David Hall needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 20 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
We need a set of 10 avatars to be used to represent users on a goth/emo webcam chat site. Winner will have the opportunity to design many more sets.
Goth Chatroom
We run a large network of webcam chat sites, that uses avatars to represent the users. We currently use a basic, generic set that can be seen here: http://img149.imageshack.us/my.php?…arseq7.gif
We are looking for a new set of avatars that will better represent our users. The new avatars should be the same size (32x32), have the same feel (heads only) but represent a certain niche instead of being generic. The niche we need the avatars for is "Goth", which is related to the niches "Emo" and "Vampire", so anything along those lines would be fine.
The avatars should have a smooth, cartoon-type feel (but NOT immature looking or targeted to kids) and should express several different styles or characters, with the avatar character having various looks/styles that match the niche, wearing different clothes/hats, having different emotions etc
We need 10 of these for this site, but the winner will have the opportunity to design sets of avatars for our entire network, which at this time is 60+ sites.
- Must be 32x32
- Must be a set of 10 different avatars
- Must match the niche "Goth". Synonyms are "Emo" and "Vampire"
- Must feature a character in the avatar (head only)
- Must have a cartoon-feel, along with being clear to understand
- No text in the avatar
- Avatar can be cartoon-ish, but cannot target children.


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(doing the math) Okay...figured it out. 42. I'm okay. Breathing normally. This isn't so bad. The 41 was a bigger shock. Do I look 42? Hmmm. Hard to tell because I just look like a lump of tired Mom. Sorely neglected.
That's going to change! For my birthday this year, this Mom Martyr is going to find herself and turn back into a girl. Well, maybe not a girl, but at least a more personally satisfied chronologically mature version.
There are soooo many choices of where to start, ha! I can't remember the last time I had my hair cut, put on makeup, and (shudder, glad you can't see) even shaved my legs.
I have a fantastic husband, a bright, beautiful teenage daughter and a sweet, creative 8yr old son, who has recently put my on daily hug rations. "You already had one today, Mom!".
I first realized it was time for me to break out when I was shopping with my daughter this fall for her first high school dance. We were looking for shoes for her and I fell in love with a pair of heels. And I mean, in love with these shoes. I have dreams about these shoes!
To really put the impact of these shoes into perspective, I should mention that for work, I wear business casual and Eastlands or hikers. I am constantly on the go, in and out of local businesses and have to be able to move quickly. No heels allowed. I never wear heels except for the rare special occasion. Once I'm home, I'm on Mom duty, chauffeur duty, homework duty, housework/remodeling duty so my apparel is CASUAL casual.
Back to the shoes! I used to wear heels. I used to wear makeup and dress up and feel like a person, a girl....not a machine. Oh, these shoes were fabulous...a steely silver with the faintest olive accent on the dainty,sculpted leather flowers that covered the toe strap...
Once I snapped out of the shoe trance, I was confused, disoriented...what had come over me. My daughter looked extremely concerned and, I think, she even offered to call my husband. LOL.
Again, about a month ago, I had stumbled across a blog giveaway for Orglamix. As instructed, I visited the website to explore and determine my favorite color of eyeshadow for my required giveaway entry. Whoosy and entranced once again! I ooohed and aaaahed my way through the seemingly endless collection of fabulous eye selections. Each color was somehow more enticing and exquisite than the last....
Yep. I'm ready. So, if you are a Mom martyr, or maybe just haven't had a close relationship with your razor lately....join me. It's certain to be en-heartening, comedic and I could use the company!
More Me Adventure updates in the future.