text: Front Back Back, 3/4 angle Front, 3/4 angle from left Front, straight-on Front, straight-on, with flash deployed Left side view Right side view Right side view, lens at full extension Sample photo Sample photo Shown in hand for scale Top view Top view, lens at full extension Transparent view of light path Photos (15) Videos (9) View larger Sony Cyber-Shot® DSC-HX20V 18-megapixel digital camera with 20X optical zoom and built-in GPS Item #: 158DSCHX20 2 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $379.99 Shop all Point-and-shoot 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 Add even more fun to your vacation Just because you want a lightweight, easy-to-use camera to take on your next vacation doesn't mean you need to buy a camera that's light on features. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX20V uses GPS technology to tag your travel pics with location information, captures clear detailed photos even at dusk, and lets you catch blur-free shots of all the active people and pets in your life. Get closer to the people you love The 20X optical zoom lens gets you close to distant subjects in photos and videos, so you won't miss a thing on your trip. And the camera finds the faces in your frame, tracks them, and automatically adjusts its settings to give you crisp, attractive photos of friends and family. Capture fleeting smiles with the help of "smile shutter" mode, which automatically snaps a picture when it spots a grin. If your subject starts to squint as you take a photo, an anti-blink function snaps two quick shots, and then records only the one with your subject's eyes wide open. The Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-HX20V has a wealth of technology beneath its surface Sunsets and candlelit dinners never looked so good You've probably tried to capture those romantic dinners or dimly lit parties before, and not only blinded everyone with your flash, but made everyone look more like they were in a police mug shot than having a good time. With the advanced CMOS sensor built into the DSC-HX20V, twilight is no longer something to be feared. The camera performs well in low light situations, making your party pictures look natural and fun. And your hand-held images will be rock-stable, thanks to the Optical SteadyShot image stabilization with 3-way active mode. It enhances Sony's regular SteadyShot technology by additionally compansating for the effects of clockwise/counter-clockwise rotation on your shot. 3D Panoramic photos and 1080/60p HD movie mode This camera boasts plenty of other cool features, too. You can create 3D panoramic photos that reach beyond the scope of an ordinary wide-angle lens by sweeping the camera horizontally or vertically across your scene the 'HX20V stitches several images together in-camera to form one seamless 3D photo that you can check out on your 3D TV when you get home. A Sweep Multi Angle mode allows you to take a 3D still image and use the camera's LCD to view all the extra image depth without special glasses simply tilt the camera back and forth to change your perceived viewing angle. The DSC-HX20V also offers an impressive HD movie mode, which lets you shoot ultra-high-definition 1080/60p footage that'll look great on your HDTV. Specifications:18.2-megapixel effective recording20X optical zoom (40X with Clear Image interpolation)records photos and video onto optional SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards, and Memory Stick® PRO Duo mediahigh-resolution 3" LCD screen (921,000 dots)delivers 1080/60 progressive frames-per-second HD video35mm equivalent lens focal length: 27.5-550mm (16:9 still mode)Special Features:built-in GPS receiver and compass record the location and direction of photos for photo-mapping (with included software)Optical SteadyShot image stabilization with 3-way Active mode adds stabilization in clockwise/counter-clockwise directions3D panorama mode assembles several images into one continuous photoadvanced "Exmor R" CMOS sensor for sharp photos even in low lightmotion detection keeps your photos of moving subjects clean and crispface detection controls focus and exposure for accurate portraitssmile recognition holds shutter response until the camera detects that your subject is smilinganti-blink function captures two images and records the one with the least amount of squintingscene recognition chooses the appropriate scene mode based on your subject and shooting environmentSweep Multi Angle enables the LCD display to show the depth of 3D captured photos by tilting the camera, without special glassesin-camera editing functions for retouching and special effects, including red-eye reductionBackground Defocus mode creates eye-catching photos with the subject sharply defined against a blurred backgroundConnections and Dimensions:mini HDMI output (HDMI cable not included)high-speed USB interface4-1/4"W x 2-1/2"H x 1-3/8"Dweight (without battery or memory): 7.2 oz.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:rechargeable lithium ion battery (NP-BG1)AC adaptermicro USB cablewrist strapsoftware CD-ROM Today's point-and-shoot cameras make great pictures easier than ever From baby's first steps, to that dream vacation in the islands, these cameras make it easy to capture life's greatest hits. Today's cameras have helpful automatic features, like face detection and scene recognition that make shooting more foolproof than ever. And they all have plenty of megapixels for detailed photos that stay sharp, even when you enlarge and print them. Sony Cyber-Shot® DSC-HX20V Reviews Average Customer Review: 2 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. point and shoot Written By Pat F, Hayward, WI on Saturday, February 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just getting to know this camera and settings. So far I love it. Pros: Small enough to carry in my small purse so it is handy all of the time. GREAT ZOOM!! Cons: Flash location is something to get used to. Just have to learn to hold the camera differently. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great camera Written By Marilyn, Clinton, TN on Saturday, December 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Several days ago my Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX20V camera arrived in the mail. The first picture taken was a simple "point & shoot" outside that night and I was so pleased with it. The next day, with the camera still set on auto mode, I found the zoom to be amazing. I expected the 20X optical zoom to be fairly sharp, but was shocked at the clarity of the 40X (optical+digital). The in-camera editing is especially nice. There are many features on the camera that remain to be checked, but I am very pleased with the few that I have tried. I wanted a convenient to carry and easy to operate camera that would produce photographs of which I could be proud. Now I think I have found just the camera for that! But, even more than the camera, I recommend the Crutchfield Company. The support and advice of the entire team was tremendous. With their patience, kindess and knowledge used in dealing with the customers, they are by far, the best! Thank you Crutchfield for all your help. Marilyn 3 out of 3 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 Digital still camera (black) Wrist strap NP-BG1 Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (3.6 Volts/3.4 Wh/960 mAh) in a plastic case AC-UB10 AC adapter (5 V/0.5 A) 40" USB cable (has Type A USB on one end and a micro USB connector on the other end) Instruction Manual (English/Spanish) Warranty sheet Online registration sheet PlayMemories Home sheet Accessories brochure Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size 3" Adjustable-angle LCD No Wi-Fi No Touchscreen No Waterproof No GPS-enabled Yes Lens 35mm Equivalent 25-500mm Optical Zoom 20x Digital Zoom 2x Filter Diameter N/A Manual Focusing Yes Manual Exposure Yes Built-in Flash Yes HDMI Output Mini Memory Internal Memory 105 MB Memory Media Memory Stick PRO Duo + PRO-HG Duo SD/SDHC/SDXC Image Effective Megapixel Count 18.2 Total Megapixels 18.9 Image Stabilization Optical Highest Resolution 4896 x 3672 HD Video Recording 1920 x 1080, 1280 x 720 Dimensions Width (inches) 4-1/4 Height (inches) 2-1/2 Depth (inches) 1-3/8 Weight With Battery (ounces) 9 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Recording Features Playback Features Battery Information Connections Supplied Software Recording Features 3" LCD Screen: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX20V digital camera has a 3.0" Xtra Fine LCD display with 921,000 dots. The LCD brightness control lets you set the brightness from 1 (dark) to 5 (bright). The camera does not include a separate viewfinder. Dual Media: This camera has 105 MB of internal memory. This camera is also compatible with the following recording media: Memory Stick Duo (still images only), Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark 2 only for movie recording), Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo, SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards (Class 4 or higher). Image Recording Formats: The camera records still images in JPEG format and 3D still images in MPO format. Moving images can be recorded in AVCHD format (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) with Dolby Digital 2ch audio or MPEG-4 with AAC stereo audio. Image Sensor: For optimal image quality, the camera uses a 7.76mm (1/2.3") color Exmor R CMOS image sensor with approximately 18.9-million total pixels and 18.2-million effective pixels. G-Series Lens: Designed and manufactured to the highest standards of optical performance, the Sony G-Lens is optimized to perfectly complement the advanced image sensors and image processing technology in Sony's cameras. The DSC-HX20V camera features a wide-angle G-series lens that will widen your view and capture more of the city, landscape, or group portrait. The lens has a 20x optical zoom and a focal length of 25mm to 500mm (35mm equivalent) for still images, 27.5-550mm for 16:9 movies and 34-680mm for 4:3 movies. It has an aperture range of F3.2 to F8.0 (W) and F5.8 to F14 (T). Clear Image/Digital Zoom: In addition to the 20x optical zoom, you can reach higher zoom scales by engaging the Clear Image Zoom or the Digital Zoom, or both. The amount of zoom depends upon the image size as follows: Image Size Optical Zoom Digital Zoom (includes 20x Optical Zoom) Clear Image Zoom Maximum Zoom Scale 18M 20x 20x 40x 80x 10M 20x 26x 53x 107x 5M 20x 37x 75x 151x VGA 20x 153x 306x 306x 16:9 (13M) 20x 20x 40x 80x 16:9 (2M) 20x 51x 102x 204x Optical SteadyShot: With Optical SteadyShot image stabilization, the DSC-HX20V uses a built-in gyro sensor to compensate for shaky hands, minimize blur, brighten images, and allow flash-free shooting to preserve the mood. Active 3-way stabilization reduces camera shake vertically and horizontally, as well as rotational. Still Image Sizes: When recording digital still images, the DSC-HX20V allows you to choose from six image sizes: 18M (4896 x 3672) 10M (3648 x 2736) 5M (2592 x 1944) VGA (640 x 480) 16:9-13M (4896 x 2752) 16:9-2M (1920 x 1080) Recording Movies: Besides recording still images, you can also record movies in AVCHD or MPEG-4 formats. Available image sizes and movie quality include: Movie Format/Quality Average Bit-rate Image Size AVC HD PS 28 Mbps 1920 x 1080/60p AVC HD FX 24 Mbps 1920 x 1080/60i AVC HD FH 17 Mbps 1920 x 1080/60i AVC HD HQ 9 Mbps 1440 x 1080/60i MP4 12M 12 Mbps 1440 x 1080/30fps MP4 6M 6 Mbps 1280 x 720/30fps MP4 3M 3 Mbps 640 x 480/30fps Note: You can shoot continuously for approximately 29 minutes. Maximum MPEG-4 movie file size is approximately 2 GB. Burst/Bracket Modes: The camera offers two multiple-image shooting modes: Burst: The burst mode lets you shoot multiple images when you press and hold down the shutter release. Up to 10 images can be recorded at the highest resolution (18.2M) at approximately 10 frames per second. Focus, White Balance, and Exposure Value (EV) are set with the first image. Bracket: The bracket mode lets you shoot a series of 3 images, each with a different exposure setting--one at normal exposure, one under exposed, and one over exposed. You can select three different step values: 0.3 EV, 0.7 EV, or 1.0 EV. You can also choose a bracket mode with the white balance at normal, shifted toward blue, and shifted toward red. Self-Timer: You can set the Self-Timer mode to a 10-second or 2-second delay so you can be in the picture. Other timer modes include two Self-Portrait Timer modes which will capture the image 2 seconds after the face of one person or two people are detected, a self-timer continuous shooting mode (10 continuous frames after 10 second delay), and a self-timer bracket shooting (3 bracket photos, each with different exposures, after 10 second delay). Focus Modes: You can select from the following focusing methods: Multi AF: The camera focuses in nine areas around the center of the frame. This method is helpful when your subject is not centered in the frame. Center AF: The camera focuses on a subject in the center of the frame. By pressing the shutter release halfway, you can lock the focus on your subject and recompose your shot with the subject off center. Spot AF: The camera focuses on a very small area in the center of the frame. Semi Manual: The camera automatically focuses quickly on the area around a set distance. Manual: Allows you to focus on the subject manually. Tracking Focus: If you are trying to photograph a moving subject, you can use the tracking focus feature to keep the subject in focus as it moves around the frame. If Face Detection and tracking focus are used at the same time, the camera will track a selected face if it is registered with the camera. AF Illuminator: The AF (auto focus) Illuminator briefly provides fill light to focus more easily on a subject in dark surroundings. You can set the AF Illuminator to Auto or Off. Face Detection: Face Detection technology detects up to eight individual faces and controls flash, focus, exposure, and white balance to deliver accurate, natural skin tones with reduced red-eye. It can also give priority to children or adults. You can also select and register an individual's face to be given priority. Anti-Blink Function: The Anti-blink function works to help counter blinking and squinting. When the camera is set to Soft Snap, the Anti-blink function captures two images, recording only the photo with less squinting. If a blink is detected in other shooting modes, a warning will be displayed after you take the shot so you can determine whether or not you need to take another shot. Smile Shutter Mode: The Smile Shutter technology automatically detects and captures a smiling face. Simply activate by pressing the Smile Shutter button and the camera will capture a smile the moment it happens. You can adjust the degree of Smile Detection Sensitivity as desired. Scene Recognition: Scene Recognition mode automatically detects eight different types of scenes and selects the appropriate camera settings: Portrait, Infant, Night Portrait, Night Scene, Backlight Portrait, Backlight, Landscape, Spotlight, Low Light, and Macro. You can select from Auto or Advanced Scene Recognition modes. Shooting Modes: Using the top-mounted Mode Dial, you can select from the following shooting modes: Intelligent Auto Mode (iAuto): Allows you to shoot still images with the settings adjusted automatically. Superior Auto Mode (iAuto+): Allows you to shoot still images with higher quality than with Intelligent Auto mode. Program Auto: Allows you to shoot with the exposure adjusted automatically (both the shutter speed and aperture value). You can also select various settings using the menu. Manual: You can set the exposure manually. The shutter speed can be set between 1/1600 and 30 seconds. The aperture (F value) can be set between F3.2 and F8.0 (Wide Angle) or between F5.8 and F14 (Telephoto). Memory Recall: You can set and store often-used modes and numeric settings for recall at a later time. iSweep Panorama Mode: Multiple images are shot while the camera is moving, and these images are compiled into a single panoramic image. Movie Mode: Allows you to record Full HD AVCHD or MPEG-4 movies with stereo audio. 3D Still Images: Images are recorded using 3D functions and can be played back stereoscopically on a 3D TV. Scene Selection Modes: You can choose from the following Scene Selection modes: Soft Skin: Allows you to shoot faces with smooth-looking skin Soft Snap: Allows you to shoot images with a softer atmosphere for portraits, flowers, etc. Anti-Motion Blur: Shoot indoor shots without using flash. Landscape: This mode is used for shooting landscapes at a distance. Backlight Correction HDR: Shoots 3 images with different exposures and combines them into a single image with a greater range of gradation. Night Portrait: This mode is used for shooting people in the foreground at night. Night Scene: This mode is used for shooting a distant subject at night. Hand-held Twilight: Shoot night scenes with less noise without using a tripod. High Sensitivity: The camera shoots without flash in low light, reducing blur. Any size image available. Sensitivity increased up to ISO 3200. Gourmet: Shoots food arrangements in delicious color. Pet: Allows you to shoot images of your pet with the best settings. Beach: This mode is for shooting at seaside or the lakeside. Snow: This mode shoots whitish scenes brightly. Fireworks: This mode allows you to record fireworks in all their splendor. Advanced Sports Shooting: Allows you to shoot fast movements such as in sports; while the shutter button is pressed halfway, subject motion is predicted and focus is adjusted automatically. Background Defocus: Shoot images with the background out of focus for greater definition of the subject. Exposure Compensation: Besides auto exposure, you can adjust the exposure from +2.0EV to -2.0EV in 1/3 stop increments. Built-In Flash: The camera's built-in flash features a range of 1' 3-3/4" to 23' 3-5/8" with the zoom set to wide and 4' 11-1/8" to 12' 9-5/8" with the zoom set to telephoto. The flash settings include: Auto: the flash automatically strobes when the surroundings are dark On: the flash strobes with every shot Slow Synchro: the flash is used regardless of the amount of ambient light, but the shutter speed is slower under dark conditions, allowing you to clearly shoot a background that is out of the flash-lit area. Off: the flash does not operate Red-eye Reduction: The flash pre-strobes before shooting to reduce the red-eye phenomenon. You can set to Auto (when Face Detection is activated), On, or Off. Metering Modes: You can select Spot, Center-weighted, or Multi-pattern Metering. Spot metering lets you adjust the exposure to the subject, even when the subject is a backlit or when there is strong contrast between the subject and the background. Center-weighted metering measures the center of the image and determines the exposure based on the brightness of the subject. When multi-pattern metering is used, the image is divided into multiple regions and metering is performed in each region. The camera judges the subject position and background brightness, and determines a well-balanced exposure. White Balance: When the white balance is set to auto, the white balance is set automatically in response to the condition of the subject, and the overall color balance is adjusted. When shooting under special lighting conditions, you can select the settings manually. When using flash, you can select the flash white balance mode. The white balance can also be set to Incandescent, Fluorescent 1 (white fluorescent), Fluorescent 2 (natural white fluorescent), Fluorescent 3 (day white fluorescent), Daylight, Cloudy, Flash, One Push (adjust white balance depending on the light source) or One Push Set (memorizes the basic white color which will be used). Grid Lines: The cameras on-screen grid lines make it easy to set a subject's horizontal and vertical position. Histogram: A histogram is a graph showing the brightness of an image. The graph display indicates a bright image when skewed to the right side, and a dark image when skewed to the left side. In-camera Function Guide: An on-screen function guide text/icon display makes it easy to learn the camera functions that give you greater creative freedom to adjust photo settings. The function guide can be turned on or off as desired. Global Positioning System (GPS): The HX20V has a built-in GPS receiver which receives data from multiple Global Positioning satellites orbiting overhead. With the GPS receiver, precise positioning information, including coordinates, can be displayed on the camera and imbedded into the still images and movies you record. In addition, the GPS receiver can automatically adjust the camera's internal clock. Date and Time: Each time you take a picture, the camera records the date and time. The date and time are not superimposed on the picture, instead saved in a data file along with the image. Playback Features View Modes: The Sony DCR-HX20V's View Mode allows you to select your recorded images and movies by date, folder (stills), or folder (movies). Auto Orientation: When the camera is rotate to shoot a portrait (vertical) image, the camera records it position change and displays the image in the portrait position. Index View: In addition to viewing images one-by-one in full screen, you can view multiple images at once in the index view mode. The index feature lets you to display a total of 16 (4 x 4) or 25 (5 x 5) images. Slide Show: The Slide Show function lets you play back images one after the other. You can select from the following slide show effects (Simple, Nostalgic, Stylish, or Active). Each effect has a preset music soundtrack, or you can choose from the 4 selections. A slide show without music can also be chosen. The interval between the pictures can be adjusted, allowing you to choose 1, 3, 5, and 10 seconds or automatic to suit the selected effect. You can select Folder play (all images in the selected folder), All play (all images on the memory card), or This Date (all images from selected date). When repeat is selected, the images are replayed in a continuous loop. Playback Zoom: You can enlarge a recorded still image up to 8x the size of the original image. Once the image is zoomed, you can pan left to right and up or down through the image. Rotating Images: Recorded images can be rotated 360-degrees in 90-degree increments on the camera's LCD screen. Retouching Still Images: You can add effects or make corrections to a recorded images and then record it as a new file while the original image is retained. You can use the following features to edit your recorded images: Trimming: playback zoom is performed on the image and part of the image is cropped Red Eye Correction: corrects the red-eye phenomenon caused by flash Unsharp Masking: sharpens the image within a chosen frame Deleting/Protecting Images: You can delete a selected image, or you can delete all the unprotected images at once. In order to avoid accidentally deleting of an image, it can be protected. Print Mark: You can place a print mark on still images recorded with this camera. This mark is convenient when you have images printed at a shop that conforms to the DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) standard. Battery Information Battery Information: The DSC-HX20V is powered by the supplied NP-BG1 Lithium-ion rechargeable battery, or the optional NP-FG1 Lithium-Ion battery. Using the supplied AC-UB10 battery charger, the battery can be fully charged in approximately 175 minutes. Under normal operating conditions, the battery has the following capacity: Function Battery Life Number of Images Recording Stills Approx. 160 min Approx. 320 images Playback Approx. 230 min Approx. 4600 images Recording Movies Approx. 75 min --- Eco Mode: The Eco Mode lets you conserve battery power by turning the screen off or shutting down the camera automatically after a certain period of inactivity. You can choose from two options of Eco Mode: Standard and Max. The Max setting saves battery power better than when set to Standard by turning off the screen or camera sooner. Connections HDMI: The HX20V has a mini-HDMI (Type C) output on the side of the camera for connecting the camera to an HDTV. A mini-HDMI-to-HDMI cable is required to make the connection. If you are connecting to a Sony Bravia TV with Bravia Sync, you can control the camera using the TV's remote control. A 3D-capable TV is required for viewing 3D still images or 3D Panorama Sweep images. micro USB : The camera features a single micro USB jack on the bottom of the camera for connecting the supplied USB cable for downloading your photos to your computer or printer, or charging the camera. The interface is USB 2.0 High Speed compatible. Supplied Software PlayMemories Home: The DSC-HX20V has the following built-in PlayMemories Home software that can be installed on your computer when you connect the camera via USB. With the PlayMemories Home software you can: Import and display images recorded on the camera. View images in your computer by organizing them by shooting date on a calendar. Correct still images (red-eye correction, etc.) print, send images by email, and change shooting date/time. Save and print images with the shooting date inserted. Import photos and movies recorded with location and shooting direction information to a computer and view them with a map which shows their shooting location. Upload images to a network service (internet connection required) Create a disc from AVCHD movies imported to a computer. Note: The "PlayMemories Home" software is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, and XP operating systems only. If you wish to play back images on a Mac, you can use applications that are pre-installed on your Mac. 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 Good to go, right out of the box Written by Ralph Graves, Staff Writer - Creative, on 5/22/2012 10:19:00 AM When I check out a camera, I like to just take it out the box, insert the battery, and fire it up. Because I don't want to spend a lot of time learning how the camera works. I want to start taking pictures. The DSC-HX20V has a streamlined setup menu that gets the basics out of the way quickly. Within a minute I was ready to start shooting. And I had a lot of choices for my shots. It had an extensive scene selection menu, which included automatic adjustments for shooting at the water (where there's a lot of blue), winter (with white snow reflecting harsh light), sports (where the subject's moving fast), and even options for photographing pets, two or more people, and even food! The display, even set in standard mode, had lots of detail and crisp, clean imaging, which always helps me set up my shots properly. What are the Labs? Sorry, the Sony Cyber-Shot® DSC-HX20V is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Point-and-shoot 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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The GloMax®-Multi Detection System combines sensitivity and versatility in a compact and cost-effective instrument. In this article, we demonstrate the capability of the GloMax®-Multi System to measure luminescent and fluorescent signals from multiplexed cell-based assays.
Halina Zakowicz, Michael Bjerke and Trista Schagat
Multiplexing various cell-based assays allows the researcher to gain a more complete understanding of the biological phenomenon being studied while also saving time, reagents, cells and valuable test compounds. Promega offers a wide range of fluorescent and luminescent cell-based assays that can be successfully multiplexed(1)
. The homogeneous format of these assays allows them to be easily combined and measured in a single multiwell plate, allowing sequential analysis of any two of the following: cell viability, cytotoxicity, apoptosis and reporter activity.
Instrument quality is paramount for accurate measurement of signal from multiplexed assays. To address this issue, Promega now offers the GloMax®-Multi Detection System Cat.# E7031, an instrument designed for optimal detection of absorbance, fluorescence and luminescence signals over a broad dynamic range. Unlike other multifunction readers, the GloMax®-Multi System contains independent modules and circuitry for detecting each signal type. This creates an instrument with enhanced sensitivity and dynamic range in all modes.
To demonstrate the versatility and sensitivity of the GloMax®-Multi Detection System, the instrument was used to detect signal output from three sets of multiplexed cell-based assays: the CellTiter-Blue® Cell Viability Assay (Cat.# G8080; fluorescent cell viability assay) and Caspase-Glo® 3/7 Assay (Cat.# G8090; luminescent apoptosis assay); the CytoTox-Fluor™ Cytotoxicity Assay (Cat.# G9260; fluorescent cytotoxicity assay) and CellTiter-Glo® Luminescent Cell Viability Assay (Cat.# G7570); and the EnduRen™ Live Cell Substrate (Cat.# E6481; luminescent reporter assay) and Apo-ONE® Homogeneous Caspase-3/7 Assay (Cat.# G7792; fluorescent apoptosis assay).
Fluorescent signal from resazurin (provided in the CellTiter-Blue® Reagent) reduction to resorufin by live cells was inversely proportional to luminescent signal generated by apoptotic cells, cleaving the proluminescent caspase-3/7 DEVD-aminoluciferin substrate (provided in the Caspase-Glo® 3/7 Reagent; Figure 1). These data demonstrate a correlation between loss of cellular reductive potential (viability) and gain of apoptotic response as a function of increasing staurosporine concentration.
Jurkat cells (10,000 cells/well, 100µl/well) were treated with various concentrations of staurosporine for 4.5 hours in a Costar® white-wall, 96-well plate. Multiplexing was performed as described in reference 1. Twenty microliters of CellTiter-Blue® Reagent (diluted 1:4 in Dulbecco's PBS) was then added to each well. The cells were incubated an additional 3 hours at 37°C, then cell viability was assessed on the GloMax®-Multi System using the Green (525nmEx/580–640nmEm) optical kit. After the fluorescence signal was measured, 120µl of Caspase-Glo® 3/7 Reagent was added to each well. The multiwell plate was incubated for 1 hour at room temperature, and the luminescent signal measured using the GloMax®-Multi System.
Fluorescent signal from Rhodamine 110, the cleaved product of the fluorogenic peptide substrate bis-alanyl-alanyl-phenylalanyl-rhodamine 110 (bis-AAF-R110; used in the CytoTox-Fluor™ Reagent to measure "dead-cell activity"), correlated with increasing concentrations of ionomycin (Figure 2). There was a corresponding decrease in cellular ATP (used as the limiting reaction component for the CellTiter-Glo® Reagent as an indicator of cell viability) as a function of ionomycin concentration. These data illustrate that as the ionomycin concentration increased, there was a corresponding increase in cytotoxicity and decrease in cell viability.
Jurkat cells (10,000 cells/well, 100µl/well) were treated with various concentrations of ionomycin for 6.5 hours in a Costar® white-wall, 96-well plate. Following the protocol for multiplexing in the CytoTox-Fluor™ Cytotoxicity Assay Technical Bulletin #TB350, 10µl of CytoTox-Fluor™ Cytotoxicity Assay Reagent was added to each well, and the cells were incubated for 1 hour at 37°C. The cell cytotoxicity was assessed on the GloMax®-Multi System using the Blue (460 nmEx/515–580 nmEm) optical kit. After measuring the fluorescence signal, 110µl of CellTiter-Glo® Reagent was added to each well. The plate was incubated for 20 minutes at room temperature and luminescent signal measured using the GloMax®-Multi System.
In the presence of the EnduRen™ Live Cell Substrate, cells constitutively expressing Renilla luciferase generated luminescence. This was used as a measure of protein expression and cell health. Renilla expression decreased proportionally with increasing concentrations of staurosporine (Figure 3). There was also a proportional increase in the cleavage of the profluorescent caspase-3/7 consensus substrate, rhodamine 110 bis-(N-CBZ-L-aspartyl-L-glutamyl-L-valyl-aspartic acid amide; Z-DEVD-R110), indicating cell apoptotic response to staurosporine. These data demonstrated the loss of reporter protein expression and activation of the apoptotic response with respect to increasing staurosporine concentration.
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Mark Skaife to race in Porsche Carrera Cup Australia at the 2011 Formula 1™ Qantas Australian Grand Prix.
Reigning Bathurst 1000 champion and motorsport great Mark Skaife will race in Porsche Carrera Cup Australia at the 2011 Formula 1™ Qantas Australian Grand Prix, March 24-27.
Skaife will race a 2011-spec Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (Type 997) car as a guest entry in the all-Porsche series, which will be his first time racing a left-hand drive race car. The Formula 1™ Qantas Australian Grand Prix will mark the return of Porsche Carrera Cup Australia, which hasn't raced in Australia since the end of 2008.
A five-time Australian Touring Car champion, Skaife is looking forward to racing at Albert Park five months after his last competitive outing - winning the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 alongside TeamVodafone co-driver Craig Lowndes.
"I'm really looking forward to it. I've had great results at Albert Park over the years. I've always enjoyed driving there and the Porsche will definitely suit the Albert Park circuit," said Skaife.
"When I retired from full-time driving I did say I would pick out the events I enjoyed. Clearly the Australian Grand Prix is one of those. At this stage of my career I can select the event when the opportunities arise and this is obviously one of them. I'm looking forward to it, it should be good fun."
Skaife tested the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car for the first time at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit on March 03 and was quickly on the pace.
"It was my first time ever driving left-hand drive race car. To drive a car like that on the latest-spec Michelin tyres is much different to anything I've been used to and was a great experience, especially around a fast, flowing European-style circuit."
"I really enjoyed it. All cars react differently based on the style of car and how they achieve their performance. The Porsche was easy to acclimatise to, especially because it's designed like a race car."
"We made a few little changes throughout the test day – we made some gains and made some losses like you normally would in any motor racing, especially with cars you're unfamiliar with. At the end of the day I was really happy."
Porsche Cars Australia Motorsport Manager, Jamey Blaikie, said Skaife's inclusion is a boost for the relaunched series and highlights the status of Porsche Carrera Cup in Australia.
"From a Porsche perspective, having Mark on board is a glowing endorsement for Carrera Cup Australia, which comes at a great time for the brand – celebrating 60 years of Porsche in Australia."
"With the opening round at the Australian Grand Prix, running a guest entry with a VIP driver was always on our radar and Mark was the obvious choice. We needed someone who had a strong profile within Australia, but who would also be competitive. Mark was a perfect fit."
"Mark is one of Australia's greatest drivers, which was apparent when he tested the GT3 Cup car. Within a few laps he was on the pace and by the end of the day he was posting competitive lap times."
Skaife's Porsche GT3 Cup car will sport #60, which commemorates 60 years of Porsche in Australia, while featuring sponsors Dutton Insurance and L'Oreal Men Expert.
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The best creative collaborations always seem to draw individuals who've come from different points to converge suddenly at a crossroads in a seemingly "accidental" moment. But…we know that nothing simply happens by accident!
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New Orleans drummer Herlin Riley, along with his mother, Betty Lastie Williams, paid tribute to the late Mahalia Jackson during this year's JazzAscona festival. Born on October 26, 1911, Mahalia would have been 100 this year.
A week of ceremony culminated this Saturday, July 16, with funeral services and a memorial second line for BIg Chief Lionel Delpit of the Blackfeather Mardi Gras indians.
Indians from Uptown, Downtown and across the canal, plus members of the Sudan, Revolution, Original Big 9 and other Social Aid & Pleasure Clubs, along with various community members, came to pay their respects.
It was the first home game in the Superdome. New Orleans was still a post-Katrina wreck. Remember when Steve Gleason of the Saints blocked an Atlanta Falcon punt and the Saints recovered it in the end zone? Of course you do because every New Orleanian remembers that play as the first time since the storm we New Orleanians were not victims. We were not losers.
Picking up a cornet the same year Miles Davis was born, Lionel Ferbos still has a paying gig every Saturday at The Palm Court Jazz Café, a gig to which he's never late!
However, this Saturday will be his last gig as a 99 year old, as he'll be turning 100 years old on Sunday, continuing to be one of the oldest active musicians in the world.
The Uptown Swingers held their annual second line on Sunday, June 26. Here's a few images of how it went down. All photographs © CGrimes, 2011.
Body and Soul, the theme of the 27th annual JazzAscona festival in Switzerland, was enhanced by the presence of thirty New Orleans musicians and entertainers. Second line steppers set the mood for Bourbon Street style burlesque shows and the traditional jazz that is always celebrated at this festival.
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Beekeeper creates a buzz at Derry presentation
DERRY - Something was definitely abuzz at the Derry Boys & Girls Club when Nottingham beekeeper Wendy Booth stopped by with around 3,000 or so of her closest six-legged friends.
Booth shared her knowledge of the bees last week with 60 children attending the after school program at the Hampstead Road club Tuesday afternoon.
As part of a program sponsored by the Derry Garden Club, the children, ranging in age from 6 through 13, learned quite a bit about the honey-making insects over the course of the one-hour program.
Many of the kids are already familiar with the role the insects play in local agriculture, according to Derry Garden Club member Blanche Garone, who teaches gardening at the club.
In fact, this past summer Garone and many of her young helpers participated in a local honeybee survey, where she and the children helped track Derry's bee population.
According to Garone, Derry has one of the highest concentrations of honeybees in the state, making it all the more important for the town's younger citizens to respect, rather than fear, the often misunderstood insects.
Booth, the current president of the New Hampshire Beekeepers Association, said she regularly visits schools and youth organizations, where many children initially express fear of bees.
"I encourage them to take a closer look," Booth said as she looked over a wooden cabinet filled with several thousand bees with the help of club members Colby Collins, 13, and Jen Michaud, 12.
The cabinet's usual home is right in Booth's bedroom - a fact many of the children were surprised to hear.
"Ewwwwww!" one little girl exclaimed, though Booth reassured her that the bees couldn't sting her since the glass-sided cabinet "keeps the bees safe from you while you're safe from them."
"Look for the queen," she told Colby and Jen as they traced their fingers over the glass window encasing a honeycomb. "It's kind of like looking for Where's Waldo, isn't it?"
Later, the children learned about the different roles each bee plays in colony life.
Unlike wasps, hornets or yellow jackets, honeybees don't sting unless they're provoked, Booth assured the kids.
"A honeybee can only sting once, then they'll die," she said. "On the other hand, a wasp can sting you again and again."
Booth herself said she gets stung around 20 times each year, which isn't very often considering the fact she has 25 bee colonies at her home, with each one containing roughly 60,000 bees.
"My bees aren't interested in hunting you down at a barbecue," she told the children. "Though a yellow jacket might want to hunt down a bite of your hot dog."
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Several years ago I learned that pink eye can arrive from multiple reasons. One is bacterial, which isn't the most common, but does require antibiotics the majority of the time. A much more frequent cause is a virus. That's right, that cold settles into your eye(s). This can easily be treated at home or just waited out. If you are like me, the discomfort requires attention. [Read more…]


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Favorite thing about Pittsburgh: How loyal and proud people are about their city
Mark was born in Germany (thanks to the U.S. Army), speaks Russian and a bit of French, and traveled widely in Europe as a reporter for 15 years with the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. He is now university editor at RMU and an adjunct professor of communication.
After many years of taking visitors on tours of the city, Mark decided to record this version. He is very grateful to the hard-working RMU students who translated it into their own languages.
Mark firmly believes Pittsburgh is one of the most interesting, charming, vibrant, and beautiful cities in the USA. He hopes this tour will help convince you, too.
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We've sold all the bag tags for 2013; except 100, which I'm holding in case someone loses their tag.
I'd like to say thanks to everyone who bought one. So now that I can't use the excuse that I need to finish selling tags, I'll need to get started planning the next challenge.
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Kamui Kobayashi is feeling confident about his future in Formula One despite Sauber only confirming Nico Hulkenberg for next season...
Kamui Kobayashi is feeling confident about his future in Formula One despite Sauber only confirming Nico Hulkenberg for next season.
The team announced on Wednesday that Hulkenberg would be taking Sergio Perez's place at Sauber next season but did not say whether Kobayashi would stay on as the German's team-mate.
But despite the lack of clarity regarding his future, the Japanese driver believes he will be in Formula One next season
"We have to work hard to get next year's seat and I'm pretty confident for my seat, for sure," he said.
"We need to focus for the rest of the three races, but we don't have many [options for] seats [left] so this is also another big question.
"I will try to focus on both together, for results and also to get a seat at another team or the same team, I don't know.
Pressed as to why he was confident, Kobayashi said: "It's a feeling! Actually I have nothing, but it's just a feeling. I can't explain it but I think it's better.
"We will have to see, we still have the last three races and if we have some good results maybe something can happen. I believe and I try to focus. The feeling for next year is just feeling."
Kobayashi's feelings, though, have been boosted by positive talks with potential sponsors which would go a long way towards securing the Japanese GP podium finisher's future.
"I think after Suzuka that Japan is more interested in motorsport and especially Formula One. I think if we have a little more time we can find more sponsors from Japan and after Suzuka we had a lot of contact from a couple of companies.
"It's very difficult to judge what I can talk about, because I've not decided a team and I don't know the budget so I have no idea.
"This is a very difficult moment but I think in a little moment I can find quite a lot of sponsors and definitely we see a lot of good signs after Suzuka. My preference is to bring a sponsor from Japan to make F1 more popular in Japan."


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Ben and Kathleen Smith of Leonardtown are working for a change in Maryland that they believe will save the lives of some babies. They believe this change may also save some families from the worst kind of heartbreak.
What the Smiths want sounds simple. They'd like the state to slightly expand its newborn screening program.
In Maryland, newborns go through blood spot screening in the hospital, in which they are tested for at least 52 hereditary and congenital diseases to allow for early intervention if a problem is found. The Smiths believe that one more test — a test that could potentially add a group of six diseases (all lysosomal storage diseases) to that list of 52 — should be added.
The additional testing would only add $4 per baby screened, Ben said, and he and his wife believe it could potentially save the lives of seven children each year in Maryland, according to his calculations.
The Smiths look to their own experience to illustrate how valuable they believe this screening could have been to them.
The Smith's youngest child, Lily, turned 2 years old on Sept. 26. She has soft, reddish curls and a quick smile for her sister, Abby, 4, and brother, Elijah, 7, when she sees them jump and roughhouse with their dad. She also grins when her mom is within eyesight.
But Lily is disabled. She won't ever be able to jump and play with her brother and sister.
She has Krabbe disease, a rare, hereditary disorder that affects the central and peripheral nervous system. Krabbe is one of the group of six lysosomal storage diseases that could be covered in the expanded testing the Smiths want.
When Lily began showing symptoms of the disease at 4- to 5-months old, the doctors at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., diagnosed her and told the Smiths that Lily would probably only survive to her first birthday, if that.
It was crushing news. "I don't think I'll ever recover from hearing that my daughter only has seven months to live," Ben said.
The Smiths didn't give up hope, however, and on their own they pursued a somewhat experimental treatment at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, where the doctors performed a combination of chemotherapy and umbilical cord blood transplant on Lily.
The treatment was successful in that it dramatically improved Lily's life expectancy. Instead of Lily only living to see her first birthday, she is expected to make it to her 10th or 15th birthday. "It could be more," Ben said.
"… and with medical advancements?" Kathleen added hopefully.
The treatment saved Lily's sight and vision. It also saved her cognitive ability. "This is better than they thought she would be," Kathleen said.
But the Krabbe disease had already robbed Lily of many physical abilities. She has little muscle control. She can't clear her throat. She will always be confined to a wheelchair. It is not clear whether she will ever be able to talk. She definitely communicates, however. She "makes happy and not-so-happy sounds," Kathleen said. Things that make her smile are books and favorite television programs. Something that upsets Lily is for her mother to leave the room.
If Lily had received the newborn testing the Smiths are now advocating, the doctors could have diagnosed her with Krabbe before she was symptomatic. Lily could have been treated before the disease had harmed her, the Smiths say.
"If we lived in New York [a state where screening for Krabbe is included in newborn screening], she would be running around right now," Kathleen believes.
The Smiths began advocating for this expansion of newborn testing almost as soon as they received Lily's diagnosis. They contacted Sen. Roy Dyson's (D-St. Mary's, Calvert, Charles) office to request legislation to make the change. They noted that Dyson's office was helpful. However, the Smiths recently learned that legislation is not necessary to add to the list of diseases tested.
The Maryland State Advisory Council on Hereditary and Congenital Disorders considers requests to changes in that testing. "The advisory council makes the recommendation to the secretary of health," said Dr. Deborah Badawi, a doctor with the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Office of Genetics and People with Special Health Care Needs, and a member of the council. The 11-member council is made up of both health professionals and consumers.
The council, which meets four times a year, met recently and invited the Smiths to participate in that meeting.
Dr. Mimi Blitzer, chair of the council and a professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, said the council will begin looking into whether it would recommend the additional testing that the Smiths have requested. "This isn't an overnight kind of thing," Blitzer said. "It is a process."
The council will consider several aspects of the question. "Is the newborn screening test accurate, valuable and doable," Blitzer said of what would be considered, as well as whether the treatment can be administered in a timely way.
Blitzer noted that nothing had been published on Krabbe treatment outcomes since 2009, and the council needs to make its recommendation based on "sound, peer-reviewed evidence."
The Smiths say the doctor who cared for Lily at the Pittsburgh hospital is getting ready to publish some of her results as soon as this spring, which they hope will assist the council in its decision.
Blitzer also noted that a council's recommendation doesn't automatically add the testing. The state might have trouble funding the cost of additional equipment and staff at the state labs. The Smiths say that they understand those startup costs would be approximately $3 million.
As Ben and Kathleen sat in their home last Friday and told their story, they repeatedly remarked about how fortunate they were and how grateful they were for how far Lily has come since her diagnosis. The unfortunate pattern for most parents who are carriers of Krabbe is that they have a child with the disease, and that child dies. It is only then that the parents learn they are carriers and know to ask for the Krabbe screening if they ever have another child.
"Most parents lose their first child with Krabbe," Ben said looking at Lily and stroking her cheek.
"She's a miracle."


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Did you see the ESPN article of Tim Tebow running shirtless in the rain?
Sanchez can succeed with more weapons; he's shown a killer instinct in games that matter. You don't make conference championships without skill. Yeah he's uneven but like Junc said numbers are only part of the story. Being a Fin fan I'd much rather face Tebow than Sanchez as a starting QB.
However when your career numbers are equal to Chad Henne you've going to get criticized.
I agree with Junc; Tebow is a Wildcat QB designed to take advantage of mismatches on defense. You have to accout for him as a runner and a thrower. He may not be deadly like Cam Newton or even Mike Vick but he creates mismatches.
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"The Ginn family is going to be a great addition to this football team." -Cam Cam Cam
If you are talking about wins, Bills haven't had a winning season since...since...since I don't know 15 years? Where as MS has probably won more games as a starter in last three years than the Bills have in the last decade.
If you were a Patriots fan, I wouldn't even argue. They've been an elite team for a long long time with a lot to show for. Being a Bills fan, you don't merit such questioning.


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For the most part, we're totally decking the halls and ho, ho, ho-ing our way through the holidays. However, sometimes our inner Scrooge can go aggro at the over-commercialization of the season (anyone else draw the line at Walgreens' eggnog-scented candles?). So, to make spirits bright once again, we thought we'd go the slightly less "manufactured" route with some jolly DIY time.
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Lyrics: Jerry Garcia/Dave Parker
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One of the very early Grateful Dead songs that didn't last beyond their first year or so. Dennis McNally says that the song was "written by Garcia and sung by Lesh", though the writing credits on "Birth Of The Dead" are to all members of the Grateful Dead. Stop press: David Nelson has said, in an interview with David Gans, that Dave Parker wrote the lyrics to this and another song.
Oh I know there is no place you can go toNotes
And I know you don't know anyone at all
So come walking in the sun with me my little one
And remember that the only time is now
Well strange is the story your eyes tell me
And quiet all the few words that you say
So come and hold my hand for you see I'd understand
And remember that the only time is now
Oh I come to you a ragged laughing stranger (note 1)
And you come to me an angel of the night (note 2)
So all dance and we will sing, for it doesn't mean a thing (note 3)
To remember that the only time is now
So forget about your yesterdays of sorrow
And forget about the darkness you have seen
For there's only you and me at the edge of an endless sea
And remember that the only time is now
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With UNC already under sanctions and more coming down the pipe, combined with the fact that he's as NFL ready now as he's going to be 2 years from now anyway if he stays.... I see no upside for Bernard to remain in college. They're not going to play for anything and he'd essentially just be risking injury and racking up mileage.
If we do lose Reggie to free agency do we really need to use a pick on a back in the draft? I don't. Lamar can fill Reggie's role & Daniel Thomas (who I'm not a huge fan of) will return. A third RB doesn't get many carries & a cheap vet or undrafted RB or even Jonas Gray could fill that position.
I'm not opposed to double on a position or 2 but one thing we could do is to double up with free agency and the draft. If we can get a top WR in free agency then there's no need to take 2 more WR's in the draft. You could draft one and you've got your double right there. As far as DE,for sure they need to draft one in the first 2 rounds but I'd not draft 2 in the first 2 rounds with all the needs we have. If there's a position I could see us doubling early in the draft is Corner. We pretty much have one corner(Smith)and he's not a top corner either. He's ok but doesn't make enough plays to be considered a top Corner. If we get a top WR in free agency then I could see us doing something like this,
1-Corner or DE
2-Corner or DE(Whichever we didn't get with the first we get with the second)
3-TE or Oline(depending on if Long walks and even if he stays we still need a guard)
3-This could be Safety, Corner or O-line depending on free agency and what we do with our first 4 picks.
My ideal if we do get the WR in free agency would be to get with our 5 picks in rounds 1 to 3 a DE,Corner,WR,Safety and oline.
Ozzy rules!!
Like the idea!
Doubling up on our top needs (CB, DE, WR) with top 5 picks:
-including WR FA pickup (Jennings? Wallace?):
1 CB J Banks
2 DE Jordan
2 CB Trufant
3 DE Carradine
3 WR Bailey
WR: mike Wallace and stedman Bailey
DE: dion Jordan and tank Carradine
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It was barely a few minutes into the second quarter when the fan in the all-black getup began his bleacher coaching.
"He is a shooter! Don't leave the shooter!" he pleaded over and over again.
But there would be no stopping St. Andrew's Episcopal's (3-0) Marcus Adkinson on Monday night at Our Lady of Good Counsel's Kane Center for Robert Churchwell's coaching debut with the Falcons. The junior guard tossed in six threes en route to a game-high 29 points, and his teammates poured in four more in the 60-45 rout against Good Counsel (0-1). To the best of coach Kevin Jones' memory, the win marked the Lions' first-ever victory over a Washington Catholic Athletic Conference school, and they will get a chance at a second on Wednesday with Archbishop Carroll.
"The WCAC has some good basketball programs and that's why we're scheduling them," said Jones, who led St. Andrew's to its most wins in nearly two decades last year with 15. "We want to play good teams, teams that we think are better than us so yeah, just proud of our guys, they really stepped up to the challenge."
Adkinson and backcourt partner, Cedric McFadden, combined for three more points than Good Counsel's entire team, and they did so with crushing efficiency. It took just 19 shots for Adkinson to run his point total up to 29, finishing 6-of-11 from deep, while McFadden (19 points), a senior, shot just shy of 50 percent, going 6-of-14 and added a pair of threes to Adkinson's six.
"I can drive but it's easy to check me if I can't shoot," said McFadden, who estimated he hoisted up around 150 shots a day over the off-season to improve his jumper. "I had to work hard this summer on my jump shot."
With that backcourt, Jones wasn't shy in saying that his team would be an up-tempo, three-point slinging one this year. Half of the Lions' made field goals came beyond the arc, shooting at a 50 percent clip, while the percentage from inside dipped to below 40, a nod to their lack of height and a true inside presence. To wit, every single one of their 15 third-quarter points came off of a three.
"We just drive and find the open guy," Adkinson said. "We work hard for it, starting from the summer all the way up."
And there was plenty to be said about their defense, too. The overwhelming speed led to 10 steals — five for Adkinson, three for McFadden — which begat points the other way. Good Counsel's only field goal in the fourth quarter came with less than a minute remaining, the game already well out of hand, and the Falcons managed just three in the second quarter.
"That's what we're going to bring this year," Jones said. "Last year we were a bit more of an offensive team and this year we're defense. We're playing defense in the half court, we're playing defense full court, we're going to use that to play our offense."
Afterwards, Churchwell was quite candid in summing up his team's opening performance.
"Well," he began, "we didn't play good defense, we didn't play good offense, we did not communicate. We didn't play well at all. We got a whole lot to work on, a whole lot to work on."
St. Andrew's 60, Good Counsel 45
St. Andrew's 13 17 15 15 — 60
Good Counsel 9 6 19 11 — 45
St. Andrew's (3-0, 0-0): Marcus Adkinson 29; Cedric McFadden 19; Gheorge Muresan 4; Myles Law 4; Tyler Stewart 3; Jacob White 1.
Good Counsel (0-1, 0-0): Curtis Williams 22; Shane Eberle 8; Nick Gittings 6; Ayinole Ely 3; Ian Krishnan 2; Kyle Turner 2; Erron Onyekwere 2.


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