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'Red Tails,' Kerry Washington among NAACP Image Award winners
"Red Tails," the World War II drama about the Tuskegee airmen, was named best picture at the 44th NAACP Image Awards on Friday evening at the Shrine Auditorium. But the evening's biggest winner was actress Kerry Washington. She won for actress in a...Tags: Don Cheadle, Tyler Perry, Viola Davis, Kerry Washington, TBS (tv network)
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ROCHESTER — Meghan Bray tallied 18 kills and 13 digs and Alissa Valentine added 22 assists and 14 digs as Oakland (9-7, 2-3) dropped a four-set match to North Dakota State (5-10, 2-3), 3-1 (20-25, 19-25, 25-21, 18-25), in Summit League volleyball action on Friday night inside the Athletics Center O'rena.
"We had 14 or 15 unforced errors and that was the difference," said OU coach Rob Beam. "I'm disappointed in our team effort tonight and I expect a better team performance tomorrow."
Alli Kirk led Oakland with 22 digs, and Taylor Humm and Brittany Holbrook each added double-digit kills for the Golden Grizzlies with 12 and 10, respectively. Ciara Schultz set up 17 assists and Humm recorded 12 digs.
The Golden Grizzlies were sluggish on the attack, hitting just .179 as a team and had 18 attack errors. OU had 10 service errors and four receiving errors in the match. NDSU's Brynn Joki posted 18 kills and 20 digs, while Megan Lambertson drove down 16 kills for the Bison.
With the score tied at 13, Lambertson recorded a kill and a service ace to spur a 5-1 rally for the Bison and take command of the first set. NDSU held the Golden Grizzlies to just 11 kills and Oakland contributed four service errors.
After a strong kill by Bray brought the Golden Grizzlies within two points in the second set, 18-16, OU again self destructed with a service error and the Bison registered four consecutive kills to extend the lead to seven points and eventually win by six, 25-19. The Grizzlies hit just .170 in the second set, 12 kills in 47 attacks.
OU took the third set, 25-21, thanks to just three errors and a .262 hitting percentage. The Golden Grizzlies had a pair of blocks and a Bison ball-handling error that led to a 10-5 lead. NDSU would get within two points, 20-18, but Humm came up with a big kill and NDSU added another ball-handling error as the Grizzlies fought back for the four-point win.
The Bison would once again take advantage of a couple of OU errors and jumped in front 7-1 in the fourth set. That lead would grow to eight points and would prove to be too much for the Golden Grizzlies to overcome. OU would hit just .042 in the final set.
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I don't know. The guy who wrote this article probably shills for some politico on the side. You can't make a general assumption like that on one set of numbers, unless you're running for office.
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OK, I stopped reading it after seeing the photo caption,
"Shooting on a manual camera means you can't make a mistake"
, and after reading the first bone-headed sentence:
"Described as the 'vinyl effect', sales of 35mm film and the rare 120mm film, have increased substantially in the last year, with some independent camera shops saying they are processing far more traditional pictures than digital snaps."
I leave it to you to form your own interpretation of the above. :rolleyes:
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There is a trend today for young people towards all things "retro". If you grew up digital, then film is retro for you. Maybe the "Lomo" folks have some effect also.
As long as it helps keep film photography around a while longer, I am happy to see reports like this. :cool: Thanks for posting it here.
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May 25, 2011, 07:03:28 AM »
Quote from: Austintatious on May 25, 2011, 04:10:02 AM
There is a trend today for young people towards all things "retro". If you grew up digital, then film is retro for you. Maybe the "Lomo" folks have some effect also.
As long as it helps keep film photography around a while longer, I am happy to see reports like this. :cool: Thanks for posting it here.
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May 25, 2011, 07:13:32 PM »
How can something comeback that never left my possession?
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May 30, 2011, 07:39:48 PM »
Just my two cents, as one of those "young people" who started off on film, resisted digital for a long time, and now shoots both film and digital. From what I've known (my friends who are interested in photography), a lot of photographers my age seem either to be split along the lines of "film = retro" and "digital all the way." I haven't met too many people who believe that film can produce high quality photos. These people turn to film for the "graininess," "lack of control," and so-called "artistic palette" that they believe it provides. The retro mentality goes a long way.
At the same time, the question of film's newfound popularity is also linked to the question of photographic discipline. One sometimes gets the sense that new users of film are sloppy, ignorant, and using the medium for its novelty value instead of learning and appreciating its technical nuances. As someone who straddles the film-digital divide, I often find myself scoffing at other people my age who see film as I've previously described. But I also realize that technical discipline in the use of film is a highly individual thing. One of my friends, a law student, is a Holga and Polaroid camera user who might be considered one of the "retro crowd," but is dedicated to using his cameras to the best of his ability and takes great pleasure from that style of photography. Another PhD colleague at Michigan shoots with Leica M2s (taking them out to places like Egypt and West Africa to document his fieldwork) and develops all of his own film - to the extent that he packs a changing bag and a streamlined developing kit when he travels abroad. Yet another friend, who started in photography with a Rebel XTi, now doesn't leave home without packing her Rollei 35S and a few rolls of Fuji Superia 200; she recently shot a wedding with both her digital kit and the 35S - an impressive feat - and produced some of the most beautiful wedding pictures I've seen in a while. It's things like this that remind me that, whether with film or digital, one person's trash is really another's... you get what I mean.
As for me, I'm traveling through China now for research and checking Nelsonfoto in my free time. My Canon P with a single 35mm f/2.8 Serenar is packed securely next to my 5D and EF lenses, with a bag of Tri-X and HP5 that I've been trying desperately to protect from train station and airport X-rays (one of the lesser known things that the Olympics did for Beijing was to cause X-ray machines to be installed in every single railway AND subway station - which sucks for film photographers). There are photos I've taken here with the Canon P that I could not have gotten (or would not have enjoyed taking as much) with the 5D, and vice versa. Regardless of the technicalities, the bottom line is that it's enjoyable. And in that vein, I do hope that the interest in film, no matter how it's manifested, keeps the medium going.
I'm not sure if all this rambling makes sense, but I'll leave it as-is.
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My 3 cents worth. You are correct. I love all formats and medias in photography and I must say I have seen more sucky photographs in all mediums in the last 10 years.
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Joseph, I had a really nice reply for your post, but then I timed out and lost it. I was commenting on how this post went from a critique on the editorial ruminations of the author of that article, to a discussion about the 'retro' use of film.
But what it boiled down to was, as long as it gets the creativity level up among the practitioners, and interest doesn't wane, then it can only be good for the photography world. I hope that it is not just a flash-in-the-pan fad that will fade away, and cause the film market to come to a close.
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But what it boiled down to was, as long as it gets the creativity level up among the practitioners, and interest doesn't wane, then it can only be good for the photography world. I hope that it is not just a flash-in-the-pan fad that will fade away, and cause the film market to come to a close.
Agreed. It's hard to tell if the current interest is a fad or a long-term resurgence, and I would also be really disappointed if the film market went under if the "fad" ends. I sure hope that the film companies are taking a long hard look at this and planning their future production beyond fads alone. But that's for another discussion. Sorry if my previous post took the thread off track! After reading over the original editorial, I do have to say that it could've been much better written - to put it mildly. There are far more productive things to write about the interest in film besides comparing it to vinyl sales (and without glaring errors like "rare 120mm film" and a complete disregard for the used camera market). It also says a lot when the only photo-related individuals the author found worth quoting were camera shop managers.
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Star Wars, Love it or hate it. One thing you can't deny is the universal love and identification of one of its side characters R2D2, the little astromech droid who could. Only now, he even better… cause he makes me coffee. Of course anyone who makes me coffee goes up a few notches, so why not have a world renowned icon make it for you. And for the tea drinkers, well… I guess you could use it to brew tea, if you like that sort of thing, probably while you watch Star Trek Deep Space Nine…
In my world, Darth Vader doesn't go all soft in the end. Instead of taking off Luke Skywalkers hand he takes off his head, the rebel alliance is quashed, ewoks are served up crispy fried on a stick and Darth takes R2D2 as his trophy trinket, turning him into his morning caffeine delivery device. AKA R2D2 Dark Roast Edition.
Betcha Yoda didn't see that coming, huh George Lucas
Thank you all who have posted all the great comments! It was a great build!
So the whole concept behind this was to have a coffee maker that could be used to brew coffee quickly for larger dinner parties that we have from time to time. A regular coffee pot is just too slow to brew pot after pot as its being emptied so quickly by caffeine crazed guests. Enter the industrial BUNN type coffee maker. It uses a tank of water that holds two coffee pots worth. First you pour in two coffee pots worth of water and turn the unit on. It takes about 5 minutes to get the water hot the first time around, then it waits for you to add one more pot of cold water, this is when the magic begins. As you pour cold water into the hopper tank, it descends a down a tube to the bottom of the heated tank. Now this tank all ready has water in it that is nice and hot. The cold water which naturally wants to stay on the bottom anyway pushes the heated water up and out an overflow at the top of the tank. This overflow is connected to a tube which has its end set just below the level at which the hot and cold water find a balance. As water flows out the tube it creates a siphon effect draining out the hot water from the reserve tank and allowing space for the cold water in the hopper to fill up. Now the hot water has to go somewhere, so why not channel it into a coffee ground hopper where it brews up a tasty and oh-so quick pot of coffee. The BUNN coffee units spout is kinda like one of those rain shower heads, where it sprinkles down hot water over all the coffee ground area at once. This wets out the grinds quickly allowing for a quick brew. Regular home units trickle it out at insanely slow speeds often inducing madness in morning commuters and small dogs alike. Finally the large heater element takes very little time to heat up the now cold water in the tank and by the time you have drained the first pot of coffee, and gotten new coffee grinds ready the cycle is ready to start anew, remembering the tank holds two pots worth of hot water so is all ready ahead by one pot.
Step 1: Design
When building your R2D2 coffee maker there are several important thoughts to consider, with two of them being vital.
First would be the dome, this has got to be the hardest part to find. You wouldn't think finding a perfect half dome wouldn't be that hard, but it is, at least for someone as rural as myself. Whenever I build something I always try and use recycled bits and pieces to keep my costs down and help the environment. After all, every dome that is recycled rather than store purchased means one less innocent dome is hunted down and slaughtered. That and I'd rather spend the money on my wife and kids then into give it to some middleman dome pusher. People have tried using all sorts of things from salad bowls to cake moulds. The life sized R2 makers typically use a bird bath that was produced for a period of time, evidently these have stopped being in production. I found a industrial stainless steel float valve that was actually a perfect sphere at the local dump. I was able to cut in half giving me two domes. What you really want however is a dome that has about an extra inch at the edge like the real life production model had. Mine is faked a little with the paint scheme disguising it. The second dome was used to make the top water door and the central eye piece and made the build a lot easier. So if you can get two identical domes, do it. Now the size of the dome directly plays off the next crucial design step.
The BUNN coffee tank – really my dome should have been 3-4 inches larger to keep the aspect ratio of R2D2 true to life. Once again I have disguised it by building a base on it that is cantilevered between the legs. Another visual distraction is the Barista apron.
Other thoughts are things like
What material are you, or can you use? I can weld and cut steel and stainless steel, so this is my primary choice of material used. If I had the means to weld aluminum who knows... As is I ended up using a variety of metals from steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and even some brass. Of course I don't have the means to perform mythical metallurgical welding so I had to mix it up a bit. A little welding, some brazing, soldering and some epoxy to round it out. With all these types of joining you really want your materials to fit tightly together for good strong bonds.
Electricity – you really should have a basic concept of what you're doing otherwise you could fry yourself or someone else down the road. When you are not sure, make damn positive you talk to someone who does.
Cutting, welding, brazing, soldering and gluing metal is very hazardous. It will cut you, burn you, electrocute you and finish off by poisoning you. You've been warned, take precautions
After that everything else is pretty much for kicks, like making him talk, adding lights and other finishing touches. Details are important, but remember this is still a coffee maker that you or someone else has to clean. All those little nook and cranny details are suddenly not so cool when you have to clean it!
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Not trying to be harsh, just thought i'd clear up that deficit in your technical vocabulary. I have not met many men that resemble R2D2 in even an abstract way, so i figure R2D2 should not really be classed as an android.
Seriously, it's one thing to say hey that's cool and another altogether to be able to visualize it before you build it. Your coffeebot really is cool.
I'm not very creative, most of my junk around here is born of necessity. Or from my being cheap. That's why I have a gutted and modded popcorn maker to roast coffee in on the counter, I'm too cheap to buy a roaster.
I am trying to slap together a drum roaster right now from an old bread machine. Fun Fun.
Second, I'm really sorry to hear that SOME People cant read the red box bellow when commenting. I mean come on, if you spend your free time dissing other peoples work that they spent LOTS of time and effort on then try REALLY hard to find a new hobby.
Oh, and us tea drinkers will be watching Star Trek: Next Generation, thank you very much, drinking cup after cup of "tea, earl grey, hot", along with our Captain (who is waaaaay better than Kirk. And begin "which is the better captain" match now) :-P :-D
Coffee holder should have been 3PO's head.
When the coffee started brewing he should have exclaimed "Oh My! I think I smell coffee!"
Has anyone told your wife her smile looks like Gabrielle Carteris' from 90210.
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Chicago will pick second and Tulsa third. Washington, which had the worst record in the league will pick fourth. The Mystics (5-29) had a 44 percent chance to win the top pick.
The Mercury (7-27) had the second worst record in the league and a 28 percent chance of getting the No. 1 choice.
The 6-foot-8 center Griner, The Associated Press women's college basketball player of the year, guided Baylor to a national championship and 40-0 record.
Griner headlines a talented class. Delaware's Elena Delle Donne led the nation in scoring last season and is a versatile 6-foot-5 guard who can score from almost anywhere on the court. Notre Dame's Skylar Diggins has guided the Irish to the past two national championship games and is one of the most followed female athletes on Twitter.
Phoenix was plagued by injuries most of the season. Star Diana Taurasi only played in eight games and Penny Taylor missed the entire year while recovering from an ACL injury. Candice Dupree also missed 21 games because of a left knee injury.
The Mercury have had the first pick in the draft two other times (2004 and 2007). They selected Taurasi in 2004 and traded the pick in '07.
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I recently attended one of the many tours and community meetings sponsored by the city of Pittsburg at the California Theatre. I was delighted to see the wonderful restoration of this beautiful lady. However, during the discussion, I was disturbed by one person's comment, "Why do we need another theater?" Unfortunately, I believe this opinion may be held by many residents of Pittsburg, so I would like to address it, if I may.
Nonprofits build social capital in a community. Social capital is the connection among diverse people, based on trust, that results in cooperation for mutual benefit.
Communities with social capital have a lower crime rate, better health, higher educational achievement and better economic growth. Ironically, this definition describes what theater does -- and community theater does it better.
Professional theater creates community and capital by hiring actors, stagehands, directors, producers and others. True they are diverse and establish trust to meet their goals, but it's a job. All participants have been trained and have had common experiences.
Community theater members, on the other hand, are completely diverse. Out front, the house staff are all volunteers, retirees, students and family members who usher, take tickets, greet patrons and promote theater because of their passion. A common group working on a common goal interacting with the audience, crew and actors.
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CALGARY — The price tag on the Kearl oilsands mine in northern Alberta will come in at $12.9 billion, a whopping $2 billion higher than a revised estimate released just 21 months ago.
The 110,000-barrel-per-day project built by Calgary-based Imperial Oil Ltd. and its U.S. parent, ExxonMobil Corp., was originally cast at $7.9 billion but that number was increased in May 2011 due to changes in scope and higher costs.
Imperial said Friday the cost overruns were mainly driven by the two years of transportation headaches it had while trying to move Korean-built plant modules through Idaho and Montana.
"Together, the initial development and expansion projects will develop 3.2 billion barrels at a unit development cost of approximately $6.80 per barrel," said Bruce March, Imperial's chairman, president and chief executive, in a fourth-quarter results news release.
"This is up 10 per cent from the prior estimate of $6.20 per barrel, driven by the cost to re-sequence work from the module transportation issues and the early onset of winter and harsh weather during startup of the Kearl initial development."
Imperial had hoped to move 207 oversized loads from the port of Lewiston, Idaho, along backcountry roads to avoid overpasses but permits to allow the shipments were halted in the spring of 2011 by legal challenges by environmentalists and activists.
Imperial was forced to employ hundreds of workers to chop most of the loads into smaller pieces and transport them on state highways, then reassemble them in Alberta.
Spokesman Pius Rolheiser said he can't be specific about how much the module issue added to costs but "it would be accurate to say this was the largest factor in the upward cost revision."
On a conference call with analysts on Friday, David Rosenthal, ExxonMobil's vice-president of investor relations, said foreign exchange rates also increased the project's costs.
March said the estimated cost of the second phase of Kearl remains $8.9 billion, as it was when sanctioned in 2011. The expansion, 27 per cent complete as of Dec. 31, is expected to start up in 2015 and the overall project through a series of incremental additions is to be producing 345,000 bpd by 2020.
In a morning note to investors, CIBC World Markets analyst Andrew Potter said the overruns will have a negative affect on Imperial's reputation as a "premium" operator.
"With final costs now at $12.9 billion, the final tally is 63 per cent over the initial estimate and 18 per cent over the last estimate," he pointed out.
"In terms of cost per barrel per day of capacity, the final cost is $117,000 per bpd to first oil and we estimate $90,000 per bpd once debottlenecked — still representing a 15 per cent cost increase since the last estimate and 37 per cent over the initial estimate."
Michael Dunn of FirstEnergy Capital agreed the news was a negative, pointing out that the increase in cost affects Imperial more than ExxonMobil because it owns more of the project.
ExxonMobil, which owns about 70 per cent of Imperial's stock, is a 29 per cent partner in Kearl with Imperial operating and holding the other 71 per cent.
Kearl construction is complete and mining has started, the companies said, but first barrels won't be produced until later this quarter, delayed mainly by cold weather from the original schedule of year-end 2012.
Rolheiser said the company is looking at all transportation options to get the diluted bitumen to market, including rail. Analyst Phil Skolnick of Canaccord Genuity said in a note he was disappointed that the company has nothing specific to say on that topic.
Potter said Imperial's financial results from the fourth quarter of 2012 reported Friday showed better than expected downstream results.
It reported a seven per cent increase in net income to $1.07 billion or $1.26 per diluted share, as lower expenses more than offset a decrease in revenue to $7.8 billion from $8.1 billion.
Expenses fell to $6.39 billion from $6.86 billion.
Imperial announced a capital spending budget of about $7 billion this year, up from $5.7 billion in 2012. It is budgeting $1.55 billion to pay for its half of the Celtic Exploration Ltd. purchase struck by ExxonMobil.
For the full year, earnings hit $3.76 billion or $4.42 per diluted share on revenue of $31.12 billion, the second-highest on record and up 12 per cent from $3.37 billion, or $3.95 per share on revenue of $30.71 billion, in 2011.
Production declined to an average of 282,000 gross barrels of oil equivalent per day from 297,000 barrels in 2011, mainly due to the sale of natural gas assets in 2011.
Meanwhile, downstream and chemical earnings rose to $1.77 billion and $165 million respectively in 2012, also the strongest annual earnings on record.
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Luther Loyalty Society recognizes 5 or more years of consecutive giving to the Annual Fund. Your loyal Annual Fund support each and every year has an immediate and lasting impact on Luther's campus.
Donor lists for Luther Loyalty Society--based on the previous calendar year's giving--are included in spring class agent letters each year.
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Leadership Trust members are also recognized members of President's Council. Leadership Trust donors are listed in annually in the Luther Alumni Magazine and invited to the President's Council event each year.
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The president, accompanied by first lady Michelle Obama, hosted a barbecue and concert Wednesday for the families on the White House South Lawn.
Obama saluted "this generation of heroes" for their service and sacrifice to defend American freedoms, specifically thanking them for bringing Osama bin Laden to justice and working to get out of Afghanistan.
He said the nation "will always be there for you, just as you've been there for us." He said it was his promise, and America's promise.
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Pretty good score. I prefer it because of the scoring system. It's more like DSIIX.. but then that's probably because i played that game first. This game is put on hold for me now.. whilst i play other shooters. I may never beat your score.Fightersmegamix wrote:I had a go on mega black label, not sure I like it, but a nice enough extra.
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