text: Watch a video Watch a video review from one of our experts Front Back Back, 3/4 view, LCD folded out Balanced Optical Steady Shot makes action shots steady Built-in USB connector Front, 3/4 view, from right, LCD open Front, 3/4 view, from right, LCD rotated outward Front, 3/4 view, from right, LCD rotated outward, with supplied lens hood Front, 3/4 view, from right, LCD rotated outward, with supplied lens hood Front, 3/4 view, from right, LCD stored Front, 3/4 view, from right, LCD stored, with supplied lens hood Front, straight-on Front, straight-on, with LCD display flipped 180 degrees for self-portraits Left side view, with LCD rotated inward for storage Left side view, with LCD rotated outward for monitoring Optical assembly shown to reveal Balanced Optical Steady Shot technology Optical assembly shown to reveal Balanced Optical Steady Shot technology Projector in use Right side view Semi-transparent cutaway of light path Shown in hand for scale Shown in hands for scale The built-in projector in use Top view showing side hand strap/built-in USB Photos (24) Videos (2) View larger Sony HDR-PJ790V High-definition projection camcorder with 96GB flash memory Item #: 158PJ790V 3 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $1,599.99 Shop all Video Cameras Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Staff Reviews Articles & Videos by Woody Sherman The flagship appears If you spend just a minute or two looking over the specifications of the Sony Handycam® HDR-PJ790V camcorder, it won't surprise you in the least that we feel this model truly deserves its "flagship" designation. From the meticulously crafted Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar T 10X zoom lens, to the generously sized sensor, to the many features designed to deliver top-quality HD video and audio, the 'PJ790V is designed to be a standout. If it were just a camcorder, it would still be competitive in the marketplace. But with the addition of a top-quality 35-lumen projector and 96GB of built-in flash memory, it goes above and beyond in offering everything you'd like to have in a family camcorder. The Sony Handycam® HDR-PJ790V's forward-mounted 5.1 surround-sound microphone delivers natural, immersive sound. Anything but ordinary Let's start with the features that mean something to the more-than-casual enthusiast. Manual focus, exposure, audio levels, white balance and more. Balanced Optical Steady Shot™ to keep your shots stable. A dedicated electronic viewfinder so you can hold the camera to your eye, for those long telephoto handheld shots. And, on top of that, you'll find a wealth of assistive automatic settings, to keep you shooting when you don't have time to adjust on the go. 180 scene modes, recognized automatically by the camcorder as it shoots in Intelligent Auto mode. Cinema-inspired tone curves and frame rates. Automatic gain controls to manage unexpected highlights. Even in low light, the 'PJ790V shines, with the Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar T lens feeding the large, sensitive back-illuminated Exmor® R sensor. There's even an infrared-assisted night-shot mode. And the 10X optical zoom lens is perfect for getting up close to the action. See it now This camcorder features a built-in extra-high-intensity projector, so you can see your shots without the need for an external monitor — anywhere you have a bit of darkness and a flat expanse of light-colored wall. Plus, the projector offers an HDMI input, so you can use the camcorder as a projector for other devices with an HDMI output. Action shots are a snap with the Sony Handycam® HDR-PJ790V. Sound to match the video Sitting in your living room playing your captured video back on an HD monitor in full 5.1-channel surround, you'll be even more impressed. The 'PJ790V offers a forward-mounted 5.1-channel surround sound microphone that produces more in the way of realistic, immersive sound than the flush-mounted microphones found in most camcorders. Plus, you get external microphone in/headphone out stereo minijacks and all of Sony's advanced sound system improvements like wind noise reduction and Closer Voice technology, to make the audio presentation of your shots every bit as engaging as the video. Where or when The 'PJ790V has a built-in GPS receiver that will give you your current location on the LCD display, tag your location on your captured video, and set your camcorder's system clock based on your current time zone. A map index screen on the LCD gives you a handy way to browse your travel footage according to where you shot it. Memory for your memories Because this camcorder takes Memory Stick® media and SD cards, you can customize the amount of storage you have — with just a few cards you'll have hours upon hours of capacity waiting for when you need it. If you don't have any cards on hand, not to worry; this camcorder has 96GB of flash memory on-board, for almost 38 hours of HD video storage in LP mode. And the 'PJ790V will also copy your memories to an external hard drive without the aid of a computer. For that, you'll need an optional USB adapter cable available from Sony (the VMC-UAM1 cable). Here's another trick: you can access media on that hard drive using the 'PJ790V's handy playback controls, and display those files on your HDTV via an HDMI connection from the camcorder. The producer is built-in Don't feel like editing your footage? Highlight Playback mode will identify and compile scenes from your day of shooting and make a short, engaging movie complete with music and transitions. You can even select the scenes you want in your day's highlight reel. Product Highlights:Storage and Formats:records high-definition video to optional Memory Stick® PRO Duo or SD, SDHC or SDXC memory cards96GB of on-board flash memory will store almost 38 hours of HD videomaximum video resolution: up to 1920 x 1080/60pFeatures:1/2.88" (6.3mm) back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS image sensor for improved detail and drastically reduced noisecontrol your camcorder via Wi-Fi® with compatible smartphones, tablets, and laptops using the separately available ADP-WL1M1 adapterBalanced Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization provides Sony's best shake-reduction performance by moving the entire optical assemblybuilt-in 35-lumen projector has external micro HDMI input so you can use camcorder as a stand-alone projector10X Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar T optical zoom lens (17X extended mode; digital zoom to 120X)manual focus assist features like zoom assist and focus peakingon-board flash for still shootingnight-shot infrared-illuminated mode delivers visible video in apparent darknessbuilt-in GPS tags your shooting locations and updates your system clockDolby® Digital 5.1-channel audio with top-mounted microphone for better, more natural sound3.0" high-resolution 921k-dot widescreen touch-panel LCDdedicated electronic viewfinder makes long-zoom shots even more stablemulti-interface shoe hosts many accessories including microphones, lights, XLR input adapters, and the optional Wi-Fi moduleIntelligent Auto mode has 180 scene presets for easy, no-worry shootingautofocus tracking locks onto a moving subject and keeps the subject in focusGolf Shot mode captures a few seconds of motion as a sequence of up to 22 still images for in-depth analysisCinema Tone presets allow extra control over your images for a nostalgic, filmlike qualityHighlight Playback mode identifies key scenes from your shoot and creates a short movie complete with music and transitionsConnections, Supplied Accessories and Dimensions:built-in high-speed USB cable for video transfer to a computerexternal microphone input (stereo minijack)dedicated headphone output (stereo minijack)micro HDMI output (cable included) for watching your videos on an HDTVincludes AC adapter/charger and rechargeable lithium ion battery (NP-FV50)includes USB connecting cableincludes lens hoodincludes operating guide, remote, and software DVD3-1/2"W x 3-3/8"H x 5-7/16"Dweight: 23.8 oz. with supplied batterywarranty: 1 year parts, 90 days laborOur 60-day money-back guarantee Shoot videos for posterity or posting online From birthday parties to YouTube antics, camcorders let you capture moments you can share with friends and family, or the world at large. Most newer camcorders save your videos to built-in digital memory or a removable memory card. Some models come with a built-in hard disk drive that gives you much more storage. For maximum portability, check out our smaller cams that fit into a pocket or purse. For high-def videos that look awesome on your HDTV, go for a slightly larger model with a better lens and image sensor. Sony HDR-PJ790V Reviews Average Customer Review: 3 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. SIMPLY THE BEST Written By WEEKEND FANATIC, Long Island , N.Y. on Saturday, April 12, 2014 Extremely happy with my PJ790v, All the bells and whistles. I returned the new CX900 because of fringing and poor over quality when shooting anything moving quickly, The floating lens is amazing and the crisp detail is superb.Tons of Prosumer features. I think Sony pulled this camera after one year because the price point and options were affecting the profit margin. I love this camera ,beats all the 2014 line up hands down lenses up :) Pros: Lens, 24mp,Still Shots,size of camera, elevated sound mic off body, 96 gig hard drive plus option to for SD card. Cons: No cons except that I would have liked a time lapse/Star night feature. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony HDR-PJ790V Not as Good As I Hoped Written By Joe, Bethlehem, Pa on Thursday, August 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After reading reviews on the Sony cam it sounded impressive.....until I used it. I'm very disappointed with just about every aspect of it....the picture quality, both camera and video, and the sound quality as well....5.1 sound?? Really?? What's really a bummer is Sony....the famous Japanese company that makes fine quality products.....made in CHINA!!! I think that says a lot about the product and were Sony is headed. Pros: Hmmmm...the name?? Cons: A lot.....from the touch screen usability to the overall ease of use of the camera. Might be sending it back..... 4 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Outstanding camera Written By Harlan, New York, NY on Thursday, April 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love the camera. Easy to use and the picture quality is fantastic. I love not having to worry about tapes and the memory size is terrific. Ordered from Crutchfield on a Monday night at 8pm and had the camera by Wednesday afternoon. Pros: Picture quality, size Cons: price 10 out of 11 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual High definition digital camcorder (black) RMT-835 Wireless remote control CR2025 Lithium battery (installed in remote) NP-FV50 Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (6.8V/7.0Wh/1030mAh) AC-L200D AC adapter with attached 67" DC output cord (DC output: 8.4V/1.7A) 40" AC power cord 40" USB extension cable (Male Type A USB on one end and female Type A USB on other end) 39" HDMI cable (full-sized HDMI on one end and micro-HDMI on other end) Step-down Ring Lens Hood Wind Screen Operating Guide (Eng) Operating Guide (Span) Limited Warranty (US) Consumer 1 Year Warranty (Canada) Online registration sheet Accessories brochure How to Use the Wi-Fi Function Advisory regarding projecting images Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size (inches) 3.0 Viewfinder Yes Total Pixel Count 6,650,000 Effective Pixel Count for Video 6,140,000 High-Definition Yes Aspect Ratio 16:9, 4:3 Manual Focusing Yes Filter Diameter 37mm Optical Zoom 10 (17ext)x Digital Zoom 7 x Night Imaging NightShot Image Stabilization Optical Built-in Video Light Yes Built-in Memory 96GB Flash Memory Max Recording Time w/ Included Battery 130 min Digital Still Camera Features Effective Pixel Count for Stills 6,140,000 Built-in Photo Flash Yes Still Image Aspect Ratios 16:9, 4:3 Inputs and Outputs USB Port USB 2.0 High Speed HDMI Output Micro Mic Input 3.5mm Dimensions Weight With Battery (ounces) 23.8 Width (inches) 3-1/2 Height (inches) 3-3/8 Depth (inches) 5-7/16 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 90 days Image Sensor Warranty 1 Year Product Research General Features Video Camcorder Features Digital Still Camera Features Battery Information Input and Output Notes Software General Features Built-in Projector: The Sony HDR-PJ790V allows you to share your movies or photos virtually anywhere with its built-in high contrast projector. The 35-lumen DLP projector is built into the LCD panel, and is powerful enough to project a 100" diagonal screen. It has an output resolution of 640 x 360, and a throw distance of 1.6' and over. The camcorder features an HDMI input for connecting an external device to project photos and videos. With a fully charged battery pack, the PJ790V can project continuously for about 95 minutes. Memory Card Slot: The HDR-PJ790V Full HD camcorder can record video and photos onto Memory Stick PRO Duo and PRO-HG Duo cards up to 32 GB in capacity, as well as Class 4 or faster SD, SDHC, and SDXC Memory Cards up to 64 GB. Built-in Memory: In addition to memory cards, you can record movies and photos onto the camcorder's 96 GB built-in flash memory. Because a portion of the flash memory is used for system management, map, and/or application files, the actual usable media capacity is approximately 90.6 GB. The built-in memory can store 36-1/2 hours of high-definition video (LP mode), or 7-1/2 hours of Full HD 1080p video (PS mode). 3.0" LCD Touch Screen: The 3.0" Xtra Fine LCD touch screen provides excellent viewing clarity with improved resolution. The 921,600 pixel (1920 x 480) LCD screen rotates up to 270 degrees for multiple viewing angles providing sharp and detailed images for monitoring or playback. You can navigate through the menu system by touching the icons on the screen. The LCD also features an adjustable brightness and color level. You can also power on this camcorder by simply opening its LCD display. Viewfinder: In addition to the 3.0" LCD touch screen, the camcorder includes a separate 0.27", 201,000-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF). The viewfinder features a diopter adjustment to allow you to set the viewfinder to your personal eyesight. Using the viewfinder instead of the LCD conserves battery power.Imaging Device: The HDR-PJ790V features an advanced 1/2.88" (6.3mm) back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS imaging sensor with 6,650,000 gross pixels. The 6,140,000 effective video pixels provide excellent detail and clarity. The unique image processing system of Sony's BIONZ allows still image resolution equivalent to a maximum of 24.1 megapixels (6544 x 3680). Carl Zeiss Lens: The camcorder features a high-quality, wide angle Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* (T-star) lens. The wide angle 26mm lens lets you shoot expansive landscapes as well as large group shots. Lens Hood/Step Down Ring: The camcorder comes with a lens hood to block out unwanted light and prevent lens flare. In addition, the included Step Down Ring lets you attach optical filters with a diameter of 37mm. Zoom: The camcorder's maximum optical zoom depends upon the SteadyShot setting. With the setting at Active, the optical zoom is 10x. If SteadyShot is set to Active the maximum optical zoom is 17x (Extended Zoom). Combined with the digital zoom, the total zoom capability is 120x. Because the digital zoom processes the image digitally, the picture quality deteriorates the more you zoom in. The power zoom lever can be moved slightly for a slow zoom, or moved further for a faster zoom. Global Positioning System: The PJ790V is equipped with a built-in GPS which receives location data from any of the 24 GPS satellites located above the earth and records it onto your movies and photos. You can record location information on movies or photos, and use the data to display a map of your current location. The Map View function lets you play movies and photos by searching for them on a map. The camcorder can use the GPS data to automatically set the clock and the time zone. Balanced Optical SteadyShot: Standard SteadyShot compensates for camera shake by shifting the lens. On the PJ790V, Balanced Optical SteadyShot moves the entire optical block at once, which maintains the integrity of the optical path, and improves shake reduction by 13x. You can choose from Standard and Active modes. Multi-Interface Shoe: The top-mounted Multi-Interface Shoe lets you quickly and easily attach a wide assortment of accessories, including video lights and microphones. With the optional ADP-WL1M1 Wi-Fi Adapter, you can turn your smartphone or tablet into a remote control for the camcorder, or instantly share your videos and photos online using your smartphone or tablet. Wireless Remote Commander: The PJ790V includes the RMT-835 Wireless Remote Commander, which can be helpful when projecting recorded videos and still images from the camcorder. You can also operate the camcorder's record and playback functions from a distance. Manual Control: On the front of the camcorder is a rotary dial that allows you to make adjustments to assigned menu items. You can manually control focus, exposure, iris, shutter speed, AE shift, or white balance shift. NightShot: The NightShot function lets you record video in total darkness (0 Lux) using infrared light emitted from the camcorder. Face Detection: The camcorder's Face Detection technology recognizes faces and optimizes the camera settings for videos and still photos. Videos and photos recorded using Face Detection are indexed according to the faces detected in each scene. This allows you to search for what you want by selecting the faces displayed in the index. Focus Modes: The Sony Handycam HDR-PJ790V features Auto Focus and Manual Focus modes. When using Auto Focus, you can choose to focus on a subject in the center of the screen. For more difficult focusing situations, you can manually adjust the focus of the camcorder. Scene Selection Modes: The following Scene Selection modes are available to suit your specific shooting requirements: Auto, Night Scene, Sunrise & Sunset, Fireworks, Landscape, Portrait, Spotlight, Beach, and Snow. White Balance Adjustment: Sets the color balance to the brightness of the recording environment. Your choices are: Auto: The white balance is adjusted automatically. Outdoor: The white balance is adjusted for the following conditions: Outdoors, night views, neon signs and fireworks, sunrise, sunsets, under daylight fluorescent lamps. Indoor: The white balance is adjusted for the following conditions: Indoors, party scenes and studios where lighting conditions change quickly, and under the video lamps or incandescent-like color lamps. One Push: The white balance will be adjusted according to the present ambient light. Auto Back Light: You can use the Auto Back Light function to adjust the exposure for backlit subjects. Guide Frame: The Guide Frame displays a frame and grid around your subject and allows you to check the horizontal and vertical position. Data Code Function: The camcorder automatically records time codes along with the images you shoot, so you can display the date and time during playback or editing. You can also display the camera settings when recording movies or photos. Protect: You can protect movies and photos to avoid deleting them by mistake. Power On By LCD: You can set the camcorder to automatically power on when you open the LCD, and turn off when you close the LCD. Video Camcorder Features Video Recording: The HDR-PJ790V records High Definition video in 16:9 aspect ratio with 5 image sizes to choose from. A Standard Definition recording mode is also available. You can choose from the following recording modes: Image Quality Bit Rate Pixels Aspect Ratio High Definition PS 28 Mbps 1920 x 1080/60p 16:9 FX 24 Mbps 1920 x 1080/60i or 1920 x 1080/24p 16:9 FH 17 Mbps 1920 x 1080/60i or 1920 x 1080/24p 16:9 HQ 9 Mbps 1440 x 1080/60i 16:9 LP 5 Mbps 1440 x 1080/60i 16:9 Standard Definition HQ 9 Mbps 720 x 480 16:9, 4:3 MP4 MP4 1280 x 720/30p 16:9 5.1-ch Surround Mic: The PJ790V has a top-mounted 5.1-channel surround microphone to record sounds coming from all directions. The supplied windscreen cuts the amount of background noise and wind noise by up to 90%. Closer Voice: When the Closer Voice function is turned on, the camcorder detects faces and records the voices clearly. This function cannot be activated when using an optional external mic. Auto Wind NR: The camcorder features an Auto Wind Noise Reduction setting which reduces noise and interference caused by wind passing over the microphones. With the Wind NR activated, you'll get clearer, more enjoyable audio. Clear Phase Speakers: The PJ790V is equipped with Clear Phase stereo speakers positioned just below the LCD screen. The speakers produce dynamic, true-to-life sound for your videos. Divide Movies: The Divide Movies feature allows you to divide movies on the inserted memory card. You cannot restore movies once they are divided. Digital Still Camera Features Digital Still Image Recording: The HDR-PJ790V can record still images on a Memory Stick PRO Duo, PRO-HG Duo, SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card (sold separately), or the built-in 96 GB flash memory. Still images can be recorded with the camcorder in the either Still Image or Movie mode (Dual Capture). Still images are recorded in the following resolutions, depending upon the selected aspect ratio: 6544 x 3680 (16:9) 4912 x 3680 (4:3) 4672 x 2628 (16:9) 2592 x 1944 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 640 x 480 (4:3) Capturing Still Images From Video: You can capture still images from recorded video. The image size is fixed depending upon the aspect ratio of the movie: 1920 x 1080, 640 x 360, or 640 x 480. The recording date and time of the captured photos is the same as the recording date and time of the movie. If there is no data code on the movie, the recording date and time will be the date/time you captured the photo from the video. Golf Shot: You can record a sequence of up to 22 still photos which can be viewed or printed individually, or as a composite sequence shot. This feature is perfect for analyzing a person's golf swing, tennis serve, or other fast action. Self Timer: This feature allows you to record a still image about 10 seconds after the "Photo" button is depressed. Slide Show: You can automatically play back images stored on the memory card in a slide-show fashion. Battery Information Battery: This unit comes with an NP-FV50 InfoLithium battery (6.8 Volts, 1030 mAh). The InfoLithium system exchanges data about its actual power consumption with the camcorder for a more accurate estimate of recording time available. Cold temperatures will increase battery consumption. The battery can be charged in the camera via USB in approximately 280 minutes. You can also charge the battery in about 155 minutes using the supplied AC adapter (AC-L200D). The HDR-PJ790V is compatible with the following Sony InfoLithium V-series batteries: NP-FV100 (3900 mAh), and NP-FV70 (2060 mAh). Auto Shut Off: When powered by the battery the camcorder can be set to turn off automatically if not used for 5 minutes. Input and Output Notes HDMI Out: The PJ790V is equipped with a micro-HDMI (Type D) output for connecting your camcorder to an HDTV. A 39" HDMI cable is included with the camcorder. You can set the HDMI output resolution to 1080p/480p, 1080i/480i, 720p/480p, 480p, or 480i, depending upon the capability of the TV's input. The Auto setting will output the signal according to the TV's capability. When connecting the camcorder to a Bravia Sync-compatible TV via HDMI, you can control play back on the camcorder by aiming the TV's Remote Commander at the TV. Projector (HDMI) In: In addition to the HDMI output, the PJ790V has a micro HDMI input that allows you to connect an external device that has an HDMI output, and use the camcorder's projector to view photos and videos. This allows you to project content from your smartphone, laptop, tablet, or other HDMI-equipped device. Multi Connector: The camcorder features a proprietary Multi Connector for use with the optional VMC-15MR2 AV connecting cable for displaying the camcorder's contents on your non-HD television. You can change the aspect ratio of the camcorder's video output from 16:9 or 4:3 according to the screen aspect ratio of your TV. You can also choose to display the camcorder's information, such as the time code on the screen of your TV during playback from the camcorder. The optional VMC-15MR2 AV cable has a proprietary plug on one end and male stereo RCA audio and RCA composite video connections on the other end. Built-in USB: The camcorder has a built-in male USB Type A plug and a 40" USB extension cable (Type A USB female-to-Type A USB male) for connecting to a PC. Connecting to a PC via USB allows you to download still images and video files on the memory card. You can edit and save your video files onto your computer, then make DVDs of them using the downloadable PlayMemories Home software. Microphone Input: The PJ790V has a 3.5mm microphone input that allows you to connect an optional stereo microphone, such as the ECM-AW3. Recorded audio is greatly improved when an external microphone is used, compared to the built-in microphones. Headphone Jack: The camcorder features a 3.5mm headphone jack for monitoring the audio of your videos as you shoot them or play them back. Plugging in headphones will mute the camcorder's built-in speakers. DC In Jack: The DC In Jack is for use with the supplied AC-L200C AC adapter. Software Downloadable Software: The camcorder has no built-in software for importing images and video from the camcorder to your computer. Instead, the PlayMemories Home software can be downloaded directly to your computer via the Internet (URL provided in the supplied Operating Guide). With PlayMemories Home, you can: Import images from your camcorder View images on a calendar Share images on "PlayMemories Online" Upload images to network services, such as Facebook and YouTube Create a disc Compatible Operating Systems: PlayMemories Home is compatible with the following Windows Operating Systems: Windows 8, Windows 7 (SP1), Windows Vista¹ (SP2), Windows XP² (SP3) ¹ Starter (Edition) is not supported ² 64-bit editions and Starter (Edition) are not supported. Windows Image Mastering API (IMAPI) Ver.2.0 or newer is required to use disc creation function, etc. Macintosh: PlayMemories Home software is not supported with Mac computers. You should use the appropriate software on your Mac to import images from the camcorder to your Mac and play them. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs Video: Sony Projector Camcorders by Zak Billmeier Sony's projector camcorders offer sophisticated manual options along with intelligently engineered automatic functions, plus a built-in high-intensity projector so you can see your shots without the... What are the Labs? Sorry, the Sony HDR-PJ790V is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all All Video Cameras Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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Saturday, March 22, 2003CHARLESTON, S.C. (March 22, 2003) - East Tennessee State University's women's tennis team closed out a long road trip dropping a 4-3 decision to Charleston Southern. The Buccaneers have been on the road since March 15 playing five matches in seven days. In doubles, Charleston Southern won the point winning the first two matches. Jewel Aldea (Charleston, S.C.) and Courtney McInnis (Waterboro, Maine) won the number three doubles match, 8-1, versus Charleston Southern's Said and Kennedy. In singles play, the Buccaneers received victories from Aldea at number three singles, Courtney McInnis at number four, and Aimee Villavicencio (Lexington, Ky.) at number six.-1 Today's loss marked the third time in five matches that the Buccaneers fell 4-3. ETSU's record falls to 8-11, 0-3 in on the season. "We are playing to good to be 8-11 right now," Buccaneer head coach Steve Brooks said. "Hopefully tomorrow we will turn things around and get back on the winning track." The Buccaneers will host SoCon foe Western Carolina tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the ETSU tennis complex. MURRAY STATE 4, EAST TENNESSEE STATE 3 Singles Play 1. Chandrasekar (CSU) def. Sylwia Zoilkowska (ETSU), 6-2, 6-2 2. Orlay (CSU) (MSU) def.Jessica Irey (ETSU) 6-7, 6-1, 6-0 3. Jewel Aldea (ETSU) def. Said (CSU) 6-0, 6-1 4. Courtney McInnis (ETSU) def. Reyes (CSU), 6-2, 6-0 5. Mathis (CSU) def. Tatiana Arriaran (ETSU), 6-4, 7-5 6. Aimee Villavicencio (ETSU) def. Kennedy (CSU), 6-2, 6-0 Doubles Play 1. Orlay/Reyes (CSU) def. Halim/Irey (ETSU), 8-2 2. Chandresakder (CSU) def. Ziolkowska/Arriaran (ETSU) 9-8 (5) 3. McInnis/Aldea (ETSU) def. Said/Kennedy (CSU), 8-1


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A late entry into the contest but I had this material lying around for a future Instructable when inspiration was found browsing through some of the Threadbanger and related "threads".
Besides the handwarmer kangaroo main pocket, notice that the Robot head doubles as a compartment to put your IPod and the hand is another pocket to place other geek essentials.
Oh, yeah, the model just happened to be wearing a red striped shirt. At first glance it might seem this was some hacked uniform of somebody from a burger joint. It is not.
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I did my stuff with a sewing machine that has zig-zag stretch stitch capabilities. It can do something that looks like the embroidery runs on a real regular patch. I guess you could do all of this stuff with a needle and thread if you had the time and patience. For all you dudes out there, sewing is an essential basic bachelor skill. Real men are not afraid of it. "Learn it. Do it. You can't take your drama to your momma," says the Drill Sergeant.
Start out with the T-shirt that will be used as the base for the project. We will construct an Instructables Robot kangaroo pocket and hood to attach to the T-shirt. You will need material with the right colors. I had some yellow polarfleece and various bits of felt to make the trimmings. The most time-consuming part of this project was changing out the bobbins and thread for the correct color.
Layout the fleece body and cut it to roughly the size to match the shirt placement. Note that all pieces will be hemmed somewhat to create a finished look and to strengthen the edges.
Cut out pieces for the robot head and arm/hand. This is like doing a kindergarten art project with construction paper.
Applique all of the parts of the robot. This means sewing around all of the parts with a straight stitch or something fancier. I guess fabric glue or fusing tape might be easier to use for first-timers. Hem up all of the edges of each of the pieces. This makes it easier to sew on the shirt as it stiffens the edge somewhat.
I used a wide satin zigzag stitch to "embroider" my black lines to draw the monobrow, mouth, sleeve trim, and robot slot. You can also just use a permanent marker to draw it on.
Sew on the bottom of the main robot body. Do this so you can fold it up and the bottom seam is on the inside. Sew up about a third on each side to form the bottom of the pocket.
Lay out where the arm/hand and robot head will be. You can pin this in place. Sew only three sides of the arm/hand to form a pencil pocket. Sew only three sides of the robot head to form your IPod pocket. Sewing on the robot head will also lock in the top part of the kangaroo pocket. Bar tack at the ends to reinforce the pocket.
*laughs quietly*
ahem. on saner grounds, i think u are an awesome sewing person, and this was a very well executed instructable.
Would be much cooler than a shirt......
He wants one for his birthday.... :-/
I couldn't resist
It looks wrong. It looks subterranean and malodorous, but I'm sure it's right.
Isn't it? I love the language, but sometimes it's frustrating...


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Coffee n' Courage
September 16, 2014; 9:15 am & 7:00 pm. The coffee will be brewing, the Welcome Center arranged, and women will be gathering for the opening of the 2014-15 session of Coffee n'Courage. You don't drink coffee? That's ok…it's the other half of this duo that is the best part!
Last year we embarked on a series by Nancy Guthrie entitled Seeing Jesus, and we made our way through The Promised One: Seeing Jesus in Genesis. There we found our Savior in those old familiar stories and characters from our childhood days in SundaySchool. What a richness it has brought to those accounts! It helps us, more than ever, to see the Bible as one book, one story, 'His…story'! What a blessing to see in a new way, God's plan to redeem us, a plan He had from the very beginning!
This year we begin the second book, The Lamb of God. As we did in Genesis, we will be finding Jesus in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The sessions will include not only the lesson, but some lively and helpful discussion times as well. And the personal Bible study included in the book will make the lessons even more helpful. By the end of our study we should all have a different view of these books we often skim through.
Planning to join us? We certainly hope so, and here are some details you'll need to know:
Morning sessions…coffee at 9:15, lesson begins at9:45
…nursery is available this session only
…sessions are taught by Marti Barkman and Lesley Fannon
Evening sessions…begins at 7:00 pm
…no nursery available for this meeting
…sessions taught by Christie Carpenter and Marie Cardwell
Books are currently available for $10.00 at the Beacon Bookroom, and at the Ushers station starting August 31st, where you will need to sign up for the session you plan to attend.


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Nordstrom looked at Bayshore, but focused on Mayfair
After last week's news that Nordstrom Inc. would open its Wisconsin department store at Mayfair mall, in Wauwatosa, some Land & Space readers were again asking about Bayshore Town Center, in Glendale, as a possible location for the upscale retailer.
Seattle-based Nordstrom did consider Bayshore several years ago, according to one industry source who was involved in those deliberations. Nordstrom would have taken the place of Sears, which anchors Bayshore's northern end.
But Sears executives wouldn't make a decision on whether to accept an offer to buy out the remaining years on the store's lease, the source said. So, Nordstrom instead focused on Mayfair. »Read Full Blog Post(1000)
Young girl a perfect fit to play Tiny Tim
The words come quietly: Barely survived.
It's the way Julie Ketelhohn ends the story of her daughter Kate's battle: At 8 months old, Kate contracted a blood infection. It was bad. It became meningitis and septic shock. Organs shut down. A priest came in the middle of the night to give the sacrament of the sick.
Her parents allowed experimental treatments. Kate spent four months at Children's Hospital, lost her lower left arm and part of both feet. Her lower legs won't grow normally now, so she'll have surgery every few years to lengthen them. So far, Kate has had 36 surgeries. She's 9. »Read Full Article(5)
Milwaukee airfares are among nation's lowest, U.S. agency says
If you're flying to grandma's house this holiday season, you'll probably want to do it through Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport.
Round trip domestic fares at Mitchell were among the lowest in the country in the second quarter, figures compiled by the U.S. Department of Transportation show.
The average domestic round-trip fare at Mitchell was $328, according to DOT figures. In a ranking of highest to lowest cost among the top 100 airports in the nation, Milwaukee ranked 85th. »Read Full Article(27)
Aldermen adopt made-in-Milwaukee proposal
The Common Council approved an ordinance Tuesday that encourages the city to buy Milwaukee-made goods as a way of creating jobs.
Ald. Tony Zielinski led the effort to get the ordinance passed. The measure requires that the city buy Milwaukee-made goods for purchases of items costing more than $30,000, provided the purchase doesn't increase the cost by more than 12%.
As defined by the ordinance, Milwaukee-made means an article that is manufactured, mined or produced in the city, and the cost of components made in Milwaukee used in the production of the good exceeds 50% of the total cost of all of the components. »Read Full Article(59)
Walker is hopeful John Doe probe will end soon
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker told a dairy farming group Tuesday that he is hopeful the long-running secret John Doe investigation of his aides would conclude this week.
"It's gone on for two years. Hopefully, after this week, it will be over," the GOP governor told the Dairy Business Association at its conference in Madison.
The comment - made in response to a question from an audience member - came a day after news broke that a top aide to Walker when he was Milwaukee County executive reached a plea deal with prosecutors. Timothy D. Russell, who served as Walker's deputy chief of staff and later housing director at the county, is scheduled to have a plea hearing Thursday; the terms of his plea deal have not been made public. »Read Full Article(254)
Walker says tax cuts, jobs, transportation are priorities
Green Bay - Gov. Scott Walker took his pre-budget show on the road Tuesday, listing his five priorities for crafting the next state budget during the first of his "Talk with Walker" events with businesses and workers.
"We think it's just imperative to do all that we can to create jobs," Walker told around three dozen workers assembled on the factory floor at ACE Marine.
Walker said his budget priorities include job creation; tax cuts; transforming education and workforce development; reforming government; and investing in transportation infrastructure. »Read Full Article(409)
State seeks database to match jobs to people getting unemployment
It's often called one of the leading impediments for Wisconsin's manufacturing-heavy economy: the inability to find qualified or willing job candidates for production jobs even at a time of high unemployment.
And after a decade of ceaseless industry complaints, white papers and debate, the state Department of Workforce Development on Tuesday promised to have its own answer to the problem up and running by the first quarter of 2014, at least in some rudimentary form.
The agency wants to start an online database with analytic software that will attempt to match the skills of those collecting unemployment insurance with job openings. The idea is to collect so much information on job seekers and job opportunities that the system eventually will include a predictive algorithm that will help technical schools and universities figure out what skills are expected to be in demand in a dynamic economy in time to educate a generation of workers. »Read Full Article(42)
Six out of 10 young people with HIV don't know they have it
Six out of 10 young people with HIV don't even know they have the infection that leads to AIDS and early death, according to a new national study - an alarming rate considering young people account for a quarter of all new HIV cases each year.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention used data collected from several metro areas, including Milwaukee, to unveil a detailed picture of HIV among young people in the United States on Tuesday.
HIV infections are increasing in young people ages 13 to 24 - particularly among African-Americans - while decreasing among older people, the CDC said. »Read Full Article(118)
Night deer hunt by tribes put off amid court battle
A member of the Mole Lake band of Chippewa received a permit for night deer hunting in the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin, but the permit was later canceled Tuesday by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission.
The delay for now puts off a first-ever off-reservation night deer hunt by the tribes as their dispute with the Department of Natural Resources heads to the court for resolution.
"Everything is kind of on a day-to-day basis," said commission spokeswoman Sue Erickson. »Read Full Article(57)
Dane County authorities conduct "DNA sweep"
The first ever "DNA sweep" was conducted by law enforcement authorities in Dane County Tuesday, targeting convicted sex offenders and felons who have failed to submit mandatory DNA samples.
About 30 officers from police departments in Madison, Fitchburg, Sun Prairie and Middleton, along with deputies from the Dane County Sheriff's Office, fanned out across the county looking for 93 people listed as being noncompliant, the sheriff's office said.
Contact was made with 14 offenders on the list who provided fingerprints and mouth swabs, one of whom was arrested on an outstanding warrant, the sheriff's office said.
The sheriff's office urged anyone who has failed to comply with mandatory DNA submission to schedule an appointment through their probation or parole agent or report to the bail window of the Public Safety building at 115 Doty St. in Madison. (5)
Caller warns worker Oak Creek grocery store is about to be 'shot up'
Oak Creek - An anonymous caller threatened to kill an employee at Pick 'n Save, 2320 W. Ryan Road, Sunday, while warning that the store would be "shot up," according to an Oak Creek police report.
The report states:
At 2:54 p.m. Nov. 25, an employee received a phone call from an unidentified male who stated: "This is an officer. My boss told me to call you. I'm supposed to tell you that your store is going to get shot up. Listen to my directions, sit in the corner or I will kill you." »Read Full Article(2)
GenMet president explains pay scale, training amid criticism
Only days after the Sunday New York Times magazine disparaged her family-run company, Mary Isbister of Mequon-based GenMet Corp. lashed out at criticism that GenMet pays fast-food wages in the manufacturing sector.
The magazine piece, headlined "Skills Don't Pay the Bills," reported that GenMet pays $10 an hour to new hires.
The criticism of GenMet's wage policy carried a sting because GenMet executives have been more vocal than most Milwaukee-area companies about the skills mismatch that lames the economy, in the view of GenMet and other employers who cannot find willing or qualified workers despite high unemployment. »Read Full Article(39)
Power line hearing: Speakers say spend more, bury Tosa lines
Wauwatosa – The calls to spend a little more to pay to bury proposed power lines serving the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center kept coming Tuesday.
Representatives from Milwaukee Montessori School, St. Therese Church and advocates for Underwood Creek Parkway and the Oak Leaf Trail all testified in favor of burying the lines during a state Public Service Commission public hearing at Wauwatosa City Hall.
A protracted siting controversy has people in Wauwatosa taking sides over where to place two 138,000-volt power lines aimed at securing a reliable source for the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center and future business growth. »Read Full Blog Post(14)
Rural Wisconsin schools finalists for Race to the Top grant
A network of 29 school districts in northwestern Wisconsin has advanced to the final round of consideration for a multimillion-dollar Race to the Top grant, the U.S. Department of Education announced Tuesday.
The districts are part of Cooperative Educational Service Agency #10 in Chippewa Falls, which was the only Wisconsin applicant among 61 finalists in the Race to the Top district-level competition.
Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha and Beloit, which also submitted proposals for the district competition, did not advance. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Rodgers apologizes to Packers fans and says loss to Giants 'sucks'
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers apologized to Packers fans for the team's showing against the New York Giants on Sunday night and asked for their support the remainder of the season.
During his weekly radio show on WAUK-AM (540) with reporter Jason Wilde on Tuesday, Rodgers talked about the team's worst loss since he has been a starter, protection issues with the offensive line and what adjustments can be made to improve.
"Obviously we would have liked to show up better than we did on Sunday," Rodgers said, referring to Green Bay's 38-10 loss to the Giants. "We apologize to our fans for that disappointing loss. We also encourage our fans to stick with us because we have five games left, still in a good position." »Read Full Blog Post(91)
County building evacuated because of threat
County Executive Chris Abele ordered the evacuation of the Marcia P. Coggs Human Services Building Tuesday, citing an unspecified public safety concern.
Milwaukee Police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz said someone made threats by social media "directed at the area of 12th and Vliet." She said police were looking for a suspect known for similar past threats.
The county has about 200 employees who work in the Coggs Building, at 1220 W. Vliet St., and the state has about 400 workers there. »Read Full Article
Video: 5 Questions and X's and O's with LeRoy Butler
In this week's X's and O's segment, Packers hall of famer LeRoy Butler and Journal Sentinel reporter Tom Silverstein take a look at the Packers offense vs. the Cover 2 defense, and point out where the Packers are really missing Charles Woodson. In 5 Questions, they discuss what to do with the offensive line, the return of Greg Jennings, and the general malaise of the team.
For previous LeRoy Butler videos, click here. (4)
Wisconsin gun deer harvest up 7.7%
Hunters registered 243,739 deer during the 2012 Wisconsin gun deer season, according to a preliminary report issued Tuesday by the Department of Natural Resources.
This year's harvest represents a 7.7% increase over 2011.
The preliminary tally showed hunters harvested 114, 822 bucks and 128,917 antlerless deer. This compared to 2011 preliminary harvest figures of 102,837 bucks and 123,423 antlerless, for a 12% and 4% increase, respectively. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Grant to fund dental care for at-risk pregnant women
Columbia St. Mary's is being awarded a $200,000 grant to provide dental care to at-risk pregnant women and to investigate whether oral care improves birth outcomes, the hospital announced Tuesday.
The two-year grant comes from the Medical College of Wisconsin's Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program.
In partnership with the Medical College, Columbia St. Mary's will identify medically underserved pregnant African-American and Hispanic women and provide them with oral health care at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Dental Clinic. Additionally, the program will educate at-risk women and local medical providers about the importance of good oral hygiene. »Read Full Article(10)
Win the Powerball jackpot? Watch out for scammers
The odds are really slim you'll need this advice, but an attorney who represents plaintiffs in securities cases has some suggestions if you win the $500 million Powerball jackpot Wednesday night.
Andrew Stoltmann, of Stoltmann Law Offices in Chicago, said the Powerball winner will be "the most heavily targeted person by investment scammers in the world."
Stoltmann offered these tips: »Read Full Article(2)
Tosa police say shoplifters caught making a run for it in their Mercedes
A trio of alleged shoplifters tried to make a getaway but were nabbed by a nearby police officer.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
Two Milwaukee girls, ages 15 and 17, and an 18-year-old Milwaukee woman were arrested after trying to take multiple items from Kmart, 3201 N. Mayfair Road, at 5:43 p.m. Nov. 11. »Read Full Article(19)
Listen to WauwatosaNOW reporter talk about Eschweiler buildings on WUWM
Wauwatosa NOW reporter Jon Olson was on "Lake Effect," a radio program on WUWM 89.7 FM, to talk about the Eschweiler buildings.
Listen to Olson talk about the Eschweiler buildings here. Olson wrote a Reporter's Notebook column on his experience on a tour of the buildings in the Milwaukee County Complex earlier.
Woman struck by car during spat in Franklin Walmart parking lot
Franklin - A pedestrian was injured after a driver allegedly struck her with her car during an argument in the parking lot at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., Thanksgiving Day.
According to the Franklin police log:
The victim, a 43-year-old Cudahy woman, told police the accident began as an argument when a driver sped through the parking lot and almost struck her about 9:10 p.m. Nov. 22. When she yelled at the driver to slow down, the driver put her car in reverse and the two began to yell and swear at each other. »Read Full Article(1)
Blaze at Signicast leads to injuries, causes $150,000 in damage
A fire at a Hartford die casting company caused $150,000 in damage Tuesday, a fire official said.
The blaze at Signicast Corp. originated in a grinding machine and was reported at 9:40 a.m., Hartford Fire and Rescue Capt. Brian Wirth said. Firefighters remained on the scene until shortly before noon.
Eight people were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, but no one was hospitalized, Wirth said.
Facebook video leads to arrest of 2 Wisconsin teens
Madison - Madison police say two young teens have been arrested after video of their street fight was posted to Facebook.
A Capital Times report on Tuesday says the video showed adults standing around watching the boys fight in the street last week. No serious injuries were reported.
Police say the fight lasted about 2 ½ minutes. The video shows a 14-year-old repeatedly slamming the head of a 13-year-old into the pavement. The younger boy told police he may have blacked out briefly. »Read Full Article(4)
Report details white supremacist history of Sikh temple shooter Page
The Southern Poverty Law Center issued a report Tuesday detailing the white supremacist history of Wade Michael Page, who fatally shot six worshippers and injured four others at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek on Aug. 5.
The center's report assembles many of the details that emerged in the days following the shooting, including Page's time as a soldier at the U.S. Army's Fort Bragg, where the supremacist movement was strong in the 1990s.
The report quotes the Journal Sentinel's interviews with Page's Army buddy, Christopher Robillard. »Read Full Article
Germantown School Board alters details of administrator benefits
Germantown - The Germantown School Board on Monday approved the preliminary administrator benefit plan that has a tentative implementation date of July 1.
The preliminary benefit plan eliminates long term care and one-day emergency leave. It also increases the retirement age. The preliminary plan will be taken to the district leadership team in early December. Superintendent Susan Borden said she will bring the feedback from the leadership team back to the board at a future meeting.
Though the decision was unanimous, Board Member Diana Kline questioned why the board is waiting to finalize the plan and set a tentative date for July 1. »Read Full Article(3)
Tribal commission issues, then cancels night deer hunting permit
A member of the Mole Lake band of Chippewa received a permit for night deer hunting in the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin, but the permit was later canceled on Tuesday by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, according to commission spokeswoman Sue Erickson.
The action delays for now the first off-reservation night deer hunt by the tribes.
A 1989 court ruling prohibited the tribes from hunting deer at night in the ceded territory, but wolf hunting legislation that allows night hunting of that species in Wisconsin opened the door for the Ojibwe bands to pursue night deer hunting, according to the commission. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
West Allis says no to prepay at city gas stations
West Allis - The Common Council has done an about-face on support of an ordinance that would have required customers to prepay at local gas stations to reduce the number of gas drive-off thefts.
In September, the council supported the idea, but two aldermen - Vincent Vitale and Marty Weigel - who weren't in on the decision asked for reconsideration in October. That move has led to the council nixing a draft of the ordinance last week.
Weigel, for one, said the ordinance, which could have resulted in the loss of a station owner's business license if they didn't comply with the prepay rule, was excessive. »Read Full Article(5)
Tosa native among independent film award nominees
The Spirit Awards, which are the independent film world's equivalent of the Oscars, announced its nominees for 2012 Tuesday. Wauwatosa native Michael Raisler is the producer of one of the best picture nominees, "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
The winners will be announced Feb. 23.
Plans for Whitnall disc golf course advance
Greenfield - By a unanimous vote, the Whitnall School Board confirmed Monday that it is open to the concept of a disc golf course in what is known as the nature pod near Whitnall high and middle schools.
With its vote, the board gave the official go-ahead to Whitnall senior Clayton Anderson to begin filling out the details of his plan. Anderson, 17, wanted to give something back to the school. So he started developing plans for a disc golf course on the 5.4-acre nature pod. The nearest disc golf course might be as far as New Berlin, said school board member T.J. Anderson, Clayton's father.
Disc golf is similar to golf, except that players throw flying discs like Frisbees toward a metal basket on a pole. »Read Full Article(4)
Five whooping cranes from Badger State arrive in Florida for winter
After following an ultralight aircraft south for two months, five whooping cranes from Wisconsin have safely completed their first autumn migration to Florida.
The quintet of young whoopers will spend the winter at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge on the Gulf Coast of Florida before returning north in spring, according to the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership.
The youngsters left the White River Marsh State Wildlife Area in Green Lake County on Sept. 28. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Missing man in Kenosha located, police say
The Kenosha Police Department has canceled its missing person alert for 67-year-old Santiago Bernal. Bernal had left the Dayton Hotel where he lives and had planned to go for a walk.
A statement issued by the department at 10 a.m. said the Kenosha man has been located.
Wolverine, We Energies will clean up U.P. coal plant, keep it running
We Energies' coal-fired power plant in Michigan's Upper Peninsula will remain open and be equipped with modern pollution controls, under an agreement announced Tuesday.
The Milwaukee utility and Wolverine Power Cooperative of Cadillac, Mich., have been in discussions on the project for most of this year.
They announced a plan under which Wolverine will invest $130 million to $140 million in environmental controls that will enable the power plant to meet federal environmental rules aimed to protect air quality and public health. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
FBI seeks help in solving string of bank, credit union robberies
The FBI's Milwaukee office is asking for help in finding suspects in the robberies of six credit unions and one bank in southeastern Wisconsin over a month.
The robberies occurred between Oct. 18 and Nov. 20 in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties.
There does not appear to be a common description of the suspect or suspects in the robberies. In half the cases, the robber or robbers wore a mask. In five of the eight cases, a gun was shown. Sometimes, there was one assailant, sometimes more than one. »Read Full Article(4)
Muskego School District will lose two veteran school administrators
Muskego - The Muskego-Norway School District is looking for people to serve in two top administrative positions, both of which will soon be vacant.
Scot Ecker, director of business services since 2008, will leave as of Dec. 31 to become associate vice president and controller of Carthage College, and Gary Rosploch, buildings and grounds supervisor for 21 years, will retire as of Feb. 28.
Superintendent Kelly Thompson said that Ecker has a long-standing career goal of working at the college level. »Read Full Article(18)
Ohm named president of digital voice tech firm HarQen
Ane Ohm has been named president of HarQen, a Milwaukee digital voice technology start-up that is backed by venture capital.
Ohm has been instrumental in bringing HarQen's products to market, and will retain the title of chief operating officer, the company said in a news release. Before joining HarQen, Ohm held executive positions with LaserNet Inc., Pinstripe Inc. and Strong Financial Corp.
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Kelly Fitzsimmons will transition out of the top job by the end of the year "to focus on efforts to define and shape the emerging market for Hypervoice," one of the company's new products.
HarQen, founded in 2007, has raised more than $7 million from outside investors. The company says it has a growing base of Fortune 500 customers. (1)
Father of man killed by Kenosha police requests probe
The man behind dozens of smoking-gun billboards that sprang up around Milwaukee after the death of Derek Williams in police custody is asking federal authorities to review his son's death at the hands of Kenosha police in 2004.
Michael M. Bell started the billboard campaign in March 2010 after receiving a $1.75 million settlement in a civil suit that accused the officers involved in his son's death of excessive force and civil rights violations. Bell's son, Michael E. Bell, 21, was unarmed when police shot him in the head in his driveway after a traffic stop in November 2004.
The officers involved were not charged or disciplined - an outcome the elder Bell has been working to change for eight years. His publicity campaign also calls for an independent commission to review all police shootings and custody deaths in the state and an independent prosecutor to review potential criminal acts by police. In addition to posting billboards in communities where civilians have died after contact with police, Bell has purchased newspaper ads, produced a television commercial and developed a website, www.MichaelBell.info. »Read Full Article
Lubar & Co. acquires chemical manufacturer ChemDesign
Lubar & Co. said Tuesday it has acquired ChemDesign Inc., a Marinette-based contract chemical manufacturer.
ChemDesign has a strong presence with leading chemical companies in agriculture, surfictants, additives, specialty polymers and other end markets, Lubar said in a news release. It is well-positioned to grow and create long-term partnerships with current and new customers, and the company will continue to make "substantial" investments in product development, equipment and personnel, the release said.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Lubar is a private investment firm in Milwaukee .
Appeals court grants new trial in sex assault case
Madison - A state appeals court has ordered a new trial for a West Allis man accused of sexually assaulting a young girl.
The girl alleged in 2009 that Darryl Badzinski sexually assaulted her in his parents' laundry room between October 1995 and April 1998. A jury convicted him in 2010 of first-degree sexual assault.
But the 1st District Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Dennis Cimpl mistakenly instructed jurors they didn't have to agree on where the assault took place. The court found if jurors believed the girl they had to agree the assault took place in the laundry room since nothing suggests it happened anywhere else.
A spokeswoman with the state Justice Department, which handles felony appeals for the state, didn't immediately return messages.
Delavan man wins $1 million in Powerball; top prize reaches $425 million
A Darien man didn't win the top prize in Saturday's near-record Powerball lottery drawing. No one did.
But Roger Cobb will take his $1 million.
Cobb bought a ticket at the Delavan Mobil Mart that matched five numbers picked in Saturday's drawing, but not the Powerball number. That netted him a $1 million prize, or more than $672,000 after taxes, according to the Wisconsin Lottery.
Since no one took home the top prize Saturday in the multistate lottery when $325 million was on the table, the prize pool for Wednesday's drawing has jumped $100 million to a record $425 million.
Darter species found, named for presidents
Biologists have identified five new species of darters in freshwater river systems in the eastern United States and named them after four U.S. presidents and a vice president: Theodore Roosevelt, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Al Gore and Barack Obama.
The new species belong to Etheostoma, a genus of small freshwater fish in the family Percidae known for beautiful color patterns.
One astute and articulate wildlife observer I've met likes to describe the fish as the "warblers of the fish community." »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Man charged in death of robbery accomplice
A man who told police he was involved in an armed robbery at a Milwaukee barbershop has been charged with felony murder after his accomplice was killed, according to a criminal complaint.
A customer shot and killed Clemon G. Ferguson Jr., 18, while Ferguson and Jeremy T. Pierce, 21, tried to rob the barbershop last week in the 2400 block of N. King Drive. The Milwaukee County district attorney's office said the shooting was self-defense and is arguing that Pierce is responsible for the death.
Police officers had their first contact with Pierce on Wednesday when Pierce entered a police station at the corner of N. King Drive and W. Locust St., saying he was shot when someone tried to rob him outside of a barbershop down the street. He was taken to a hospital. »Read Full Article
Fond du Lac man convicted in child's death gets probation
Fond du Lac - A Fond du Lac man convicted of causing injuries that led to the death of an 18-month-old girl may avoid prison.
A judge on Monday sentenced Tyler J. Jackson, 24, to 10 years of probation. An additional 10-year prison sentence was stayed, meaning Jackson won't serve the time if he successfully completes probation.
The Reporter of Fond du Lac reports Jackson pleaded no contest to second-degree reckless homicide in the death of his girlfriend's daughter. »Read Full Article
Danny's Lounge in West Allis surrenders license after several incidents
West Allis - After police responded to at least seven incidents since June 2011 at Danny's Lounge, one involving shots being fired, the operator of Danny's officially surrendered his license last week.
The surrender was called for in a stipulation filed in court, but Danny's, at 60th and Burnham streets, has actually been closed for some time.
"It's been a relief to neighbors," said Alderman Michael Czaplewski, chairman of the city's license and health committee. »Read Full Article(14)
Hotel at former Pabst brewery plans for April opening
The Brewhouse Inn & Suites, which is being developed within the former Pabst brew house and mill house, is planning for a grand opening on April 1.
That's according to Ted Matkom, of Gorman Co., the Oregon, Wis.-based firm developing the 90-room extended stay hotel at the northwest corner of W. Juneau Ave. and N. 10th St.
Gorman had initially hoped to have the hotel open by the end of this year. Construction work will be largely done by then, but it will take additional time to install the furnishings, fixtures and equipment, and take other steps to prepare for the opening, Matkom said. (5)
Walker to deliver comments at dairy meeting
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker plans to speak at the annual meeting of the Wisconsin Dairy Business Association.
Walker is scheduled to talk at the group's meeting Tuesday in Madison.
Walker has been boosting his Wisconsin profile in recent days. On Monday, he took questions from listeners to a radio talk show and held a Capitol news conference. »Read Full Article(35)
On Tap Today: Bon Jovi around the world
Have you been shot through the heart? Is Bon Jovi to blame? Does their rock and roll give love ... a good name?
If you absolutely adore the iconic rock band, then you absolutely have to see "Bon Jovi Inside Out." The concert documentary is showing in movie theaters for one night only tonight and features performances from concerts at The 02 arena in London, Madison Square Garden in New York and the MetLife Stadium in the band's home state of New Jersey.
The band will also participate in a Q&A live from Times Square (you can submit questions by tweeting with the hashtag #AskBonJovi) and share details about its upcoming world tour and studio album, both coming next year.
Marcus Theatres' Majestic, Menomonee Falls and South Shore cinemas are among the theaters hosting the event. For info and tickets, click here.
Coldest morning since March leads to sun, 30's in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE - We're waking up to the coldest air of the season so far, overnight low temperatures haven't been this cold since March 5th!
Clear skies allowed temperatures to plummet overnight but the sunshine will at least help it look a lot better today.
Highs will still be on the cold side, in the low 30s for all of southeastern Wisconsin.
A few more clouds and SW winds will make sure we aren't as chilly tonight, but it will still be cold with lows in the 20s.
Our slow warming trend continues with a return of the 40s by Thursday, which will be the pick day of the work week.
There is a slight chance for a few light rain showers and sprinkles Thursday night and into Saturday but it will not be raining that entire time and accumulation isn't expected to be high.
Low 50s are possible through the weekend and into next week.
Tuesday's Storm Team 4Cast from Jesse Ritka
Today: Mostly sunny with increasing clouds, still cold, not as breezy. | High: 34. | Wind: SW 5-10 mph.
Tonight: Partly cloudy, not as chilly. | Lows: 25 lakefront...22 Waukesha & inland. | Wind: Bec. W 5-10 mph.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, still seasonably cold | High: 37. | Wind: WNW 5-10 mph.
Wednesday night: Partly cloudy and seasonable. | Lows: 27 Lakefront...24 Waukesha & inland. | Wind: SW 5-10 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny and warmer. | High: 43. | Wind: SW 5-10 mph.


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- The machine is excellent and the technical support was awesome Review by Sid
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- Ended Up returning it... Review by jpogar
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- Great treadmill, documentation a little off Review by Tomato Girl
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I did find the documentation for the Fitness club seemed to differ from what I actually encountered when doing the USB sync, but it was fairly straightforward. The LifeSpan Fitness club is a great feature that allows you to keep a running log of your treadmill workouts, including calories, times, distance, and number of steps. Just plug in a flash drive into the USB port, and then upload through your computer.
Update on the USB port, which appeared to not work. When I received the new console, it still did not recognize my flash drive, so did not record my correct age, gender, or workout info. I tried a different flash drive and it worked perfectly. If you encounter this, try a different flash drive.
- pretty good Review by Router user
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Pros: Smaller than most treadmills we have limited space and it fit nicely. Relatively quiet in a small room. Heavy base means less movement. Display shows basic usable information, clear and easy to read.
Cons: Program buttons can be confusing. Nothing to show on the unit what each program does so I hunt an peck to find one then I really can't tell based on the display what it is going to do. It is starting to rattle a little when running on it. I am 150lbs and my wife is 100lbs so we don't really stress it. We both run and walk my average speed is 5.5. Have tripped the circuit breaker a couple of times when it started up. I think it might be too small for a very large person. Someone said the side rails are too far apart and I would agree but I rarely use them. If you were using the heart rate on the side rails it would be a problem.
Serves basic functionality well, the real test is how it running 10 years from now.
- Warranty issues Review by tr300i
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b ) and can't be transferred.??? What??? Which is it? Each person I spoke with told me something different at corporate and it seems like false advertising. Bait and switch. Even more discouraging, I bought this online and called to verify the machine wasn't sold before to someone else knowing it came from online - I had them check the Serial number and they told me it wasn't, then when I got it I tried to register it and it had been - now I'm out a treadmill and I had to waste time and money returning it to the site I got it from. Just be careful with this company.
- Good Unit Review by Dan D.
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Delivery was right to the door, the delivery men put inside.
Reasonably quiet.
I have no idea how to set height and weight. It was a frustrating so I gave up.
I do not have a long stride but if you do consider a longer unit.
Everything in description was accurate. No surprises.
- happy with treadmill Review by Duckman
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- Great treadmill Review by Frugie
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- Good product at GREAT price Review by John "Dr John"
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- exactly what i was looking for, quiet and feature rich Review by Joseph P Berglund
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It satisfies on those counts. For some reason the user-programmed workouts must be divided into 20 pieces, but not a deal breaker by any means.
I've lost about 15-20 pounds on it (now at 203lbs), put well over 200+ miles in the last few months. have not noticed any noise changes.
the only issue i can really think of is sometimes it rattles just slightly if you don't situate the arms correctly after moving it around, but forcing it into position fixes it. keep in mind i am a little anal about small noises so its probably not a big deal.
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Music by 曲: JIM LIM 林倛玉
Lyrics by 词: 慧明
Produced by: JIM LIM 林倛玉
Music Arrangement by: JIM LIM 林倛玉
Music Video Director 導演: Candice Zin Ni Chua
Music Video Cinematographer: Sng Ye Siang
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Bye bye Vince.
What is he worth on the trade market? I am not so sure it's bye-bye quite yet.
I'm not sure what an OBESE, yes at 33yrs old and 320+ and becoming slower and weaker by the day he's now an obese DT who is trying to recover from an achilles injury, who is not gonna play for much of next season would be worth to anybody else. His only true value to the PATS now is his leadership. BUT TRUTH BE TOLD, leadership is best displayed on the field by his work ethic and displayed abilities there. Most players dont pay much attention to how hard another is REHABBING. Leading by example is what they look for. VW is in a different social class now on the team. PERIOD. Called the "walking wounded". I dont know how it happens, but it is time. Either make him a D coach or say BYE BYE to VINCE! Thanks for everything baby! We love ya........


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In Super Mario World for the SNES, getting 100 stars allows access to a bonus level with five vertical platforms, each with three coin boxes. If you hit the boxes in the right order the third box reveals a 1up. What is the pattern for this and is it the same for everytime you encounter this bonus level?
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Unfortunately there is no pattern. The box that contains the 1up is assigned randomly to one of the three on that tier and doesn't change the location of other 1ups on that bonus level.
However, there is a method to con the boxes into being "the right one", be it a glitch or otherwise. This method involves hitting the corner of a box with your cape (while spin jumping), but without jumping too high and making it into the next section.
Edit: Here's a video of someone executing this method:
According to this video, you just need to time it so that you hit the block when the question mark is centered in the box. The order of the blocks doesn't matter.


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Put the bagpipe down...
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guys i know the solution.Draft our needs this year such as rt,te,s,olb.Then next year when indy or stl finish with worst records we can trade our draft pics for Barkley.
Rick Spielman.....is that you?
he's got a $63 mil contract and a medical risk with all his concussions...not to mention he's not very good to begin with...
no way
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
Harry, please don't take offense to this question; did the ****** down the street get ahold of your password and create this thread?
Dude, I typically agree with you on most everything, but this is crazy.
#1 Fitz is one of the best WR's to EVER play in the NFL. There is just no arguing this.
#2 Kolb sucks. At least right now.
#3 Long is the closest thing this team has to a HoF player.
I'm trying to figure out whats the point he's trying to make. Who he's going to end up comparing Kolb to... There's no way he actually beleives what he's posting right now...