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May 03, 2013, 06:25:34 PM »
Has anyone used the GH3 for film production?
I've been following it and yesterday played around with the newer 2.8 zooms and the touch screen focus.
The touch screen focus is truly amazing and the camera is small enough to use as a crash cam or pull some interesting cut aways without moving heavy supports.
If anyone has used it please let me know.
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May 03, 2013, 07:48:29 PM »
Hi Coot,
I had the chance to see the GH3 in action on set and in the editing stage last week. I haven't ordered one yet, I saw it in action with a friend's working on a feature film independant,
then we went to his home to review the footage. So I can give you my first impressions.
My overall sensation is very positive, with some irritating negative points.
I'll start with
the negatives
- It pisses me-off that Pana, in order to protect their pro gear, still refuses to go 4:2:2 (bye bye green screens and heavy CC)
even the HDMI output is 4:2:0. Anyway, with those cams going external recorder is pointless and doesn't add any benefit.
The 4:2:0 is for me the very worst negative point.
- Second negative in order of importance is the lack of Log support. That is really a stupid limitation.
- If the battery seems more robust than the Gh2, I desperatly miss a 12V imput like in the Black Magic Camera.
There is a grip option but it's suitable for stills. D.I.Y solutions will show-up but they are D.I.Y
- If they choosed to go INTRA, wich is a very wise decision, they should have provide at least 100 MB/s and not 70
because INTRA is more demanding in terms of bitrate. Not bad, it could have been 50, but not ideal. However, this could be
solved very soon with the hackers. We will have at least 150MB/s reliable no doubt.
Nota: keep in mind that the hackers with the GH2 have pushed the boundaries quite far and the lastest hacks, Intra GOP1, are really amazing,
and enhanced the GH2 capabilities to levels unknown until recently. Some are even based on the GH3, but with double bitrate of the GH3 factory.
- No peaking focus or if there were we couldn't see it.
- No built-in ND filters wich would be ideal to keep the phylosophy of micro-cam and avoid Mateboxes. The screew filters are a mess, they fall, they break, they are lost etc...
I hate them.
The Goodies
- Codec finaly INTRA. Time are gone of those ridiculous long GOP sagas.
The other option of 1080/60p and 50p for us at 50Mbit in H.264 and wrapped in QT is very decent for this framerate, even some respectable pro gear don't do that.
My only complain is that it's wrapped in QT. Bloody QT !...They just could have provide a MXF.
- In the editing room, I found the footage truly better than any Canon DSLR on earth, it has a less pronunced "video look" (cold and too detailed) than the GH2 and seems a-priori easier to get organic look but also less detailled than an high-end hacked GH2 (but still much more precise output than the Canons)
In fact there is plenty of detail and the only downside resides in the limitations of 8bits 4:2:0
wich obliges to lite perfectly and nail it. Not a lot of room for averageness or mistakes.
The screen is more reliable in terms of exposure than on the GH2. It's more WYSIWYG. The GH2 was a mess.
I found the DR a little better than the gH2, specially on the shadow. But it's not gona be Red DR, no.
We didn't do high ISOS so can't comment on that.
The Intra allows a very straightforward workflow, a bit like the Alexa with Prores config. You shoot, you edit. No transcode. (you like that don't you?)
Mmmm...I'm speaking too fast. If you are still in FCP7, you might well need to transcode to Prores 4:2:2
Gosh, you really need to take a sweet look at MC and go out of the vintage zone.
Or you could see if you could transcode directly from Resolve and link it to FCP.
We haven't use the timecode (we had a manual clapperboard wich results super reliable always) so can't comment on that point.
- Good point although not ideal: they abandonned the silly minijack for audio present on the GH2 for a decent and less breakable standart jack.
The audio is Dolby digital.
- I've been
very impressed
by the AF performance. Probably the most surprising thing. Can't remember the lens involved, but it means
that it has to be a Pana one. I'm not far to think that AF is truly usable in motion with this camera. It looks intelligent, ultra fast, silent, a perl.
What I don't know is that AF will be only that good with latest Pana lens generation, or if it would work so well with the current Pana line? No idea on that.
It's IMO definatly a very good device for crash cam, B-roll, impossible angles, fast action cam, reportage-news and it will stand still along with Red footage
with no problem.
I would have some reservations in ultra low-light, higher isos, but the R1 is not super top in higher isos either. Battery life is ok, but again, a proper way to connect power devices should indeed
be present. The Cam however doesn't heat-up. So in a day of shooting you can calculate 4-5 batteries numbered and the corresponding chargers.
The battery grip is not an option in the rig config (it could but really is silly).
To be honest, I wasn't hot to buy a GH3 when I heard that it was 4:2:0. After seeing it in action, I might well change my view. It's a great motion tool and IMO has it's place on set
to do things others cams will be a burden.
It's 1000 bucks, delivers top imagery (but not flexible because 8bits 420 bla bla), is small, has a really really wide lens options, included cine Zeiss, takes PL without issues and the hackers are working on boosting its performance and it will improve within the next months.
Now...the big question is: how does it stands in front of a high-end hacked intra GH2? Honestly, you might well get 2 GH2 for the price of 1 GH3, hack them with the latest hacks, and you'll got the same grocery.
So you double the crash cams. IMO, it's a plus compared to the GH2, but the improovements are not huge enough to make the choice evident. If Pana had done 4:2:2, log support, MXF wrapper, 12V imput, that would have been another story and the choice compared to the GH2 would have been easy to make.
But what's sure, is that if you got one, you're going to use it.
Last Edit: May 03, 2013, 09:07:48 PM by fredjeang2
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May 03, 2013, 09:17:40 PM »
Thanks Fred,
Yes 4:2:0 at 8 bit is sill in this day and age, but all the less expensive cams are at that level. 70mps is good, the new 2.8 lens lines is very good, (those are what I tested) and the footage is much better than the Sony FS100. I intentionally shot the pana with flare and it looked ok, where the Sony will blow white pink and is not anywhere close to pretty or recoverable.
The sony is also 4:2:0 and 8 bits and cost 4 times as much.
The focus, though I tested it briefly blew me away. On fast clip of someone coming to me, it would rack miss once at most, but usually held all the way through.
Pushing the touch screen and racking from foreground to background is just beautiful. Really, Really great.
To me the downside is it's small but looks to dslr like. I would really like the form factor of the gx series because they are not as noticable and a heck of a lot prettier.
The GH3 isn't a pretty camera, but it seems well built. I went to 1600 and it looked ok, is useable, as useable as the mysterium X in the RED's, probably with a little noise killer.
No this camera won't replace a RED or an Arri, but for an investment of $3,600 including lenses it's less than one module for the RED.
The thing is if you can somewhat control the light, with IS and the ability to focus on the run, it's a great camera for adding excitement to a rather static video.
That's the problems with the RED's. They're great cameras, complete professional quality, but they're big, even the scarlet/epic by the time you matte box them, pl lens them, module them, etc. etc. and they're not cameras you step outside and do a quick shot of talent walking past you down the street or the zillion other little things that make a story go blah to great.
Maybe I'm selling myself into buying one I don't know.
I also looked at the Sony NEX line as I have a lot of Zeiss and Sony lenses in A and E mount, but the look of the Sony file is too consumer looking.
Sony's are built well, but my fs100 never looks like film it looks like video and the pana looks like film.
Thanks for your input Fred.
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May 03, 2013, 09:28:54 PM »
You're welcome James.
Yes, I've also been surprised in the good sense by the Autofocus. Really good. It follows the talent even if obstacles are showing-up on different plane.
If you want, I can send you by wetransfer or ftp some GH2 footage in fullres with the latest INTRA hack. It's truly amazing. As crash cam, they surpases the GH3 in terms of detail rendition.
But the GH3 will be also hacked. So you can compare and maybe get 1 or 2 gh2 for dangerous takes, at 600 euros the cam... Just PM me if you want footage.
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May 03, 2013, 09:53:17 PM »
Quote from: fredjeang2 on May 03, 2013, 09:28:54 PM
You're welcome James.
Yes, I've also been surprised in the good sense by the Autofocus. Really good. It follows the talent even if obstacles are showing-up on different plane.
If you want, I can send you by wetransfer or ftp some GH2 footage in fullres with the latest INTRA hack. It's truly amazing. As crash cam, they surpases the GH3 in terms of detail rendition.
But the GH3 will be also hacked. So you can compare and maybe get 1 or 2 gh2 for dangerous takes, at 600 euros the cam... Just PM me if you want footage.
I'll tell ya, I love these little lumix cameras. When I bought the gh1 I hated the menu and never learned it, never used it, except for one editorial gig.
Two years later I started playing with it, learned the settings and it's the only camera I carry around. Heck I don't even use the leica anymore.
I just wish the GX series had sound input and out and I'd be happy.
BTW: The new lenses are great. Not exactly jewel like, like a Leica lens, but nice feeling than Canon and Nikon. Great little lenses with fixed f.
Thanks for the offer of footage, but it will just break my heart because what I really want the gx3 is for the focus capabilities as well as other uses, but mostly to rack focus back and forth by myself.
But thank you very much.
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May 03, 2013, 10:13:13 PM »
I understand you. The AF of the GH3 is really in another league and to obtain really dynamic extra footage it's definatly a better option than the GH2 technology.
Nice info on the new lenses. I'll try one on my GH2.
I do think too that the GX line were more elegant than the GH. I had one that I gifted. It was a great camera. It would have been nice if they had done a GX optimized for motion.
The GH3, although not pretty is very well built, waterproof. The GH2 is toyish in comparaison.
Let us know if you bought one GH3 and what you think of it after real sessions with your Red ones.
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May 03, 2013, 10:54:10 PM »
Great to see Fred back here! In a bit of a rush so this reply will be sloppy:
I picked up a pair of GH3(s) & retired the GH2. Combined with the new f/2.8 zooms they are a powerful little package, & I bring them everywhere.
The handling, color, CODEC, AF, slomo, & stability, are better than the GH2's but unlike it's predecessor it does moire on occasion. And though I haven't done side-by-side tests It seems the ISO has been improved by at least a stop.
Wide-open any of the better Panasonic & Olympus m43 lenses will produce a crisp image even with the sharpening at it's lowest setting. Some like this look while others choose softer glass that doesn't get electronically sharpened by the camera. I use both, but tend to stick with the electronically coupled lenses for their convinces, particularly AF & stabalization.
The 12-35/2.8 & 35-100/2.8 are my workhorse lenses for this system, & they're great, but not without issue. Neither are truly parfocal, rather parfocal-ish, as the focus gets corrected electronically & goes a bit soft as they're zoomed. The 12-35/2.8 also extends as it zoomed in, so not great with a rails mounted matte box, & even the weight of a clip-on 3x3 or 4x4 will tax this lens.
As both zooms have a 58mm front thread my solution has been to use Xume Adapters. They are a magnetic system for attaching screw-ins while utilizing the OEM lens hoods.
Xume warns that their adapter may vignette with lenses with a FOV equivalent to 24mm on a full frame 35mm stills camera, but I haven't seen any at the 12mm end of the zoom (I've only tested in 16:9 video mode). It's even possible to mount Heliopan variable NDs within both the OEM hoods, but due to the extra glass it will vignette softly at 12mm. The Xume pushes the filter about a 1/4" further away from the front element so this is understandable. In general I don't think the Xumes are appropriate for stacking filters, but plenty strong enough for singles.
The GHs are so light & compact that they don't need big rigs, especially with the stabilized lenses, & my favorite setup is a Pocket Rig & lightweight handles.
Pocket Rig
A Pocket Rig clone
And while not usually a fan of Cavision, I have two sets of these handles.
Keeping with the lightweight setup I use either the internal mics for dual sound setups, or a Rode VideoMic Pro if there's any chance we might use the onboard audio (in general set the Rode to +20db & the GH3 to Level #1).
Rode VMP
Lastly while the EVF & LCD are usuable they could use a bit of love. I have Alphatron & Zacuto EVFs, but they bulk up the rig & more importantly I dread using mini-HDMI without some sort of support. On one of my rigs I have a HMDI support latch but the rig is heavy so I rarely travel with it. Also EVFs require batteries, backup batteries, chargers, backup chargers, cables, backup cables, mounts, backup mounts, etc, so I've special ordered Varavon's new "Loupe for the GH3". It should be here next week & I'll report back. And if I like it I'll pickup a backup...GRRRRRRR.
Last Edit: May 03, 2013, 11:25:13 PM by Bern Caughey
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May 04, 2013, 01:48:03 AM »
So Bern,
If you don't mind, are you using the Autofocus for tracking, standard production on sticks or supports and do you use the touch screen focusing racking from one subject to another?
You mentioned moire. Is that on buildings hard structures or fabrics?
Are you mixing the footage with footage from other cameras and does it grade well?
Now the biggest question. Have the cameras been solid and reliable?
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May 04, 2013, 07:48:08 AM »
Nice to see you too Bern.
Last Edit: May 28, 2013, 05:58:33 PM by fredjeang2
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May 04, 2013, 09:13:27 AM »
I'm anxious to see how the Black Magic Pocket Cine Cam stacks up against RED footage. I expect they'll intercut nicely. No idea if that camera even does AF.
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May 04, 2013, 10:44:31 AM »
You should probably just get a D800.
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May 04, 2013, 10:46:33 AM »
Quote from: Chris Barrett on May 04, 2013, 10:44:31 AM
You should probably just get a D800.
Horror ! After the Nikon bombings in the MF section, I just can't hear the name of this brand anymore.
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May 04, 2013, 10:52:36 AM »
By the way Chris, I remember that I wanted to ask you if you visited the Assimilate stand in NAB ?
Their new Scratch has very little to do with the scratch I had on trial some time ago and looks really appealing.
Anyway, when you got the mini BM, it's going to be nice to have your view on that and how did you integrated the workflow
with RED. Because all we know on the BM now are laconic datas and very little real life infos.
Last Edit: May 04, 2013, 11:12:26 AM by fredjeang2
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May 04, 2013, 11:14:52 AM »
Ha! Stupid D800.
I didn't bother. I got a recent trial of the software and I couldn't get past the interface. I spoke with them over the phone a few months ago, trying to arrange a demo while I was in LA. I told them that I was happy with the abilities of Premier and Resolve but would love an integrated solution. They admitted that scratch would have the capabilities of neither Premier nor Resolve.
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Quote from: fredjeang2 on May 04, 2013, 10:24:52 AM
yeah. I have mixed feelings on both, this micro Black Magic and the GH3. Both have their strenghs and both have annoying aspects.
I have some projects coming up that are more docudrama than pure advertising, though they are pure advertising.
In the film days I'd shoot super 16, but today with budgets, time, the use of small led's and quick sound set up it needs an orgranic look that is fluid and mobile.
The style is something like this
This was shot 16mm film (I didn't shoot it) it's done by an editor I know.
The BM camera doesn't thrill me. The cost is good, but to me it's like a stripped down Scarlet that requires a focus puller, a lot of add ons, C mount lenses etc. etc. and at that stage your into Epic Scarlet form factors that don't lend themselves for small crews and organic work.
If I can get the look I want out of the GH3 I'd be thrilled. I love the smallish form factor and through I just quickly tested the autofocus, it's pretty damn amazing.
With a small rig like Bern is using, one or two led panels, a small slider, sticks and a Rode Mike and you can roll. The only thing I would add is a cage with a top handle for dutch angles and low shots.
The only downside of the gh3 vs. the gh2 is the gh2 had an oversized sensor for different formats.
For some reason panasonic changed that.
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Quote from: Chris Barrett on May 04, 2013, 11:14:52 AM
Ha! Stupid D800.
I didn't bother. I got a recent trial of the software and I couldn't get past the interface. I spoke with them over the phone a few months ago, trying to arrange a demo while I was in LA. I told them that I was happy with the abilities of Premier and Resolve but would love an integrated solution. They admitted that scratch would have the capabilities of neither Premier nor Resolve.
Yeah. I also asked about integrated solution in the Avid sphere. And it smells bad. DS has not been updated at the latest NAB and the interface is now too dated.
It seems like a sweet abandon.
For what I've been told from trustable Avid sources, what happens is that they are integrating resolve workflow in the new comming versions. They bet on Resolve.
They don't seem to care anymore about providing a super app like DS and don't want to compeat with Autodesk Smoke.
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Quote from: bcooter on May 04, 2013, 11:20:11 AM
Audio on this mov is just perfect! Pro work.
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May 04, 2013, 11:32:51 AM »
Coot, there was this Rewo cage for the gh2
but now that the GH3 is bigger...they'll have to build new one. (if it's not done already)
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May 04, 2013, 11:54:04 AM »
Quote from: fredjeang2 on May 04, 2013, 11:27:05 AM
Audio on this mov is just perfect! Pro work.
Fred your right. The sound and script make it.
The visuals are well done, but not technically perfect (thank god). They blow whites, they collapse blacks, some framing is stunning, some looks like the camera was accidentely turned on, but the piece is believable, though with bad sound, this video would have collapsed.
I'm done with doing our own sound. I've bought lavs, radios, arms, mikes, and hate all of it. I'm not a sound guy and for the money, nothing adds professionalism to a project like great sound.
I'll bend to a client in a lot of ways, but sound is non negotiable.
In LA I have a amazing sound guy, can do about anything, always backed up, always on time, on speed on sync.
If I had to make a decision to leave a gaffer or the sound man, the gaffer would stay home.
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Darwin Is Alive and Well In Tanzania!
Or, Why Animals Would Die If They Trusted, and Why Humans Would Die If They Didn't
Polls say something like 40% of Americans don't "believe in" Darwinism. It's safe to say that here in Tanzania 100% of life not only believes in Darwinism, it also practices it and depends on it.
Rule #1: All life wants to live and will do everything in its power to stay alive.
Rule #2: A mutations either contributes to the ability of a living plant or animal to survive—or it doesn't.
Conclusion: Nature is the ultimate pragmatist. What increases the capacity of a living thing to survive—what works in evolutionary terms—itself survives. What doesn't, doesn't.
Look at a plant, a bush, a tree, an animal, a bird, and you will find clues as to what has helped it survive.
The whistling thorns on the acacia have two lines of defense against hungry giraffes. The first are the thorns designed to discourage hungry giraffes from grazing on the tender green sprigs of the acacia. But giraffes evolved with lips and tongues capable of nibbling around those sharp thorns. So next came gull-shaped bulbs that sit between the thorns—and are filled with attack ants. When the bulbs are shaken, disturbed, moved in any way, the ants swarm out and attack whatever has caused the gull-shaped bulbs to move. For instance, the tender tongue and lips of a hungry giraffe.
Or take the honey guide, a bird that uses its distinctive song to attract the attention of human hunters from the Hadza tribe. The men of the Hadza tribe depend on a supply of honey as part of their hunter-gatherer diet. The honey guide sings to get the Hadza's attention (and sometimes the Hadza whistle the honey guide's song to see if any are around) and then lead the Hadza to nearby trees where bees have hidden their honey combs.
It's easy to see what the Hadza get out of this arrangement, but what in Darwin's name do the honey guides get?
The answer comes when you watch the Hadza harvest the honey and what happens next.
The Hadza stick their arms into the honey holes, ignoring the stings of the bees—or trying to numb the bees by smoking them out with a punk fire. Then they pull out comb after comb of the bees' honey and eat it right on the spot, slurping down the deliciously sweet honey, eating the larvae, and spitting out the wax.
But it's the wax the honey guides want! Without the help of the Hadza, the honey guides wouldn't be able to get to the honey combs in the first place—the birds have no way to get inside the trunks of the trees to access the combs. And then without the Hadza chewing up the combs and spitting out the wax, which the humans don't want, the birds wouldn't be able to get the one part of the combs they want, the wax.
It's all existentially pragmatic, on both sides. If it didn't work, it wouldn't survive. And if it didn't survive, it wouldn't work.
Which brings us to the topic of trust.
Do animals trust each other? Is trust a survival instinct for animals?
When a herd of zebras is grazing together, do they stand so that the stronger ones can protect the weaker? When the leaders start to run and the rest of the herd takes off instantly, is that a measure of trust?
My friend and mentor Richard Leider says yes.
Animals do, in fact, trust each other. Look at how younger elephants learn to look up to, to respect and to trust the older ones. Look at what happened some years back when young male elephants had no older males to teach them the ropes. The herd was running riot, and it wasn't until some older, mature males were introduced into the mix that the younger males settled down and learned the ropes. Trust, he says, is part of the animal kingdom.
I say no.
What we're seeing in animals, what he's describing, isn't trust. Animals don't know about trust, much less practice it. What we're seeing, what they're practicing, is behavior that results from millions of years of evolution.
Their leaders aren't leaders because the other animals "trust" them. They're leaders because they are the biggest, the strongest, the toughest, the fastest.
If you are, say, a zebra, and you are none of those things—not the biggest, strongest, toughest, fastest—and one of the zebras who is all of them starts to run, you don't ask yourself whether you trust him. You don't call a meeting of the other lesser zebras to see what they think. You run. He runs, you run. Otherwise you've just increased your chances of being eaten.
Or try flipping it the other way: for animals to be capable of trust, they also have to be capable of not-trust.
Can you honestly imagine a herd of wildebeest who stop as their leader starts to run, and engage in thoughtful wildebeestian dialog as to whether or not they trust this particular leader? Should they run? Or not run? He's been wrong before, you know. Remember that time he thought he smelled something, but it turned out to be nothing? This is a pretty nice grazing spot. And if we run, and it turns out there's no reason to run, we'll have left it for no good reason!
Of course, if the leader was right, the weakest of the wildebeest is now jackal fare. So much for not trusting the leader!
But what about humans?
We have a problem very different from the other animals.
We are small and relatively weak. We do have opposable thumbs and a great big brain. We have a fight or flight mechanism like the other animals, but we also come equipped with an over-ride switch: our left-sided, problem-solving brain. Our consciousness. Our social networking skills. Our ability to work with each other, plan with each other, depend on each other. In other words, to trust each other.
We need to be able to trust each other to survive. Animals need not to have to trust each other to survive.
Darwin is alive and well and surviving in the Serengeti of Tanzania. It's where you go to see how the world really works, how life works, what it takes to survive.
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currently the 19th ranked competitive eater in the world
Which "better" option are you referring to? Dan Orlovsky? The same Dan Orlovsky that helped the Lions go 0-16 in 2008 and is back to where he should be...the bench in T.B. Or maybe the 38 year old Kerry Collins that the Colts gave 4 million to, to come out of retirement and hold the fort down until Manning came back early in the season like they originally thought was going to happen. Collins started until he got a concussion that landed him on the IR . That's when Painter took over. Painter also had the support of their second best player who openly expressed that even when Collins was starting. Guess Reggie Wayne didn't get the "we're tanking the season to get rid of Manning memo". So who was the better option? There's no correct answer. They're all terrible. Point is is tha team was built around Manning and once he was done, they were done.
And are you also trying to say that the Irsay's tanked other seasons as well to get the top pick? You do realize the Colts were horrible in the late 70's and early 80's right? They hadn't had a winning record since 77, and in 81 went 2-14 and 0-8-1 in the strike shortened 82 season. They would have been on a 6 year plan to ultimately end up with Elway just so they could trade him away. So that debunks that
You need to do some research and back them up with something if you're going to make these types of claims
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**** you jeff ireland
He sucks. He can't build a winner. He talks like a loser. Shouldn't you approach every season "all in"? The Parcells was in charge excuse is pathetic. What did Jeff do all day? Since he's been on his own he's made 3 bad trades - Marshall (both times) and Davis. Anyone trust him to make any more blockbuster moves? The guy was a ballboy before he was a kicker - enough said.


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Most of the time, when we want to limit the amount or intensity of light as it streams into our homes, we install blinds or hang curtains. Not so with this house extension in Victoria, Australia designed by Andrew Maynard Architects. The owners of the home wanted to add a kitchen and living space to their home that would be full of natural light — a desire easily met with glass facades that would allow light to stream in. However, in order to save the interior from baking in sunlight and to comply with local regulations, Andrew Maynard Architects decided to take a cue from nature and attach large, tree-shaped stickers that would filter the light as it entered the interior. With this clever addition, the interior receives ample daylighting through static "tree branches" that provide leafy shade and subdued privacy all year round.
Meant to feel more like an covered deck rather than an enclosed space, a corner of the extension uses bi-fold doors that allow the extension to completely open up to the outdoors. The completed project shows a full kitchen, but otherwise leaves the space open and flexible for different uses and easily becomes a staging area for outdoor events.
The clients' desire for a sunlit interior challenged the architects to make a structure that was energy-efficient and comfortable in both winter and summer. Keeping in mind that this home is located in the southern hemisphere, the architects provided extra glazing on the southern all-glass facade to minimize heat loss in the winter. The architects also left a horizontal slot on the north-facing facade that is meant to capture winter sunlight while blocking out high summer sun. The home also includes small windows in the northwest corners and southeast corners that help create a breeze through the home that will help cool it during the summer.
The architects describe the concept for the tree tattoo as a method of creating a filtered light that gives full views out on the lower level — and creating privacy for the upper level. The permanence of the sticker effectively creates a static tree that will never be too small to provide effective shade or too large that it becomes a liability. We are still fans of real trees, as they provide shade and remove carbon dioxide, and hope that the owners of the home will consider growing one. However, Andrew Maynard's solution is certainly beautiful and ingenious for the short term.
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October 29, 2010 at 8:44 am
Bless you for making the effort to create this. I value where you are coming from on this post yet unfortunately I think that there is more advantageous means.
May 1, 2009 at 12:30 pm
The stairs I think looked great on paper or in a model. But it definitely throws practicality out the window.
April 18, 2009 at 10:09 am
Amazingly pretty and, oh, so very wrong. From a disasterous staircase – the healthcare issues alone tell you this is dumb – to an articial tree as a laudable substitute – this may be filed under WRONG. Where were the building officials when too-large for the lot addition should have been rejected?
April 17, 2009 at 12:27 pm
Amazing design. Quiet funny though, why would somebody like to attach stairs with Kitchen and right on the table.


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In the early 1700s, Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz famously disagreed about whether God periodically "corrected" the orbits of the planets. Why their disagreement matters for today's debates about God and evolution.
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This is a very strange draft to evaluate in the third year. Our deals, as of now, rented Marshall for a year (this 2nd rounder), Odrick and Misi in place of likely Earl Thomas, and a 3rd rounder to be named on the last Marshall trade.
Then you have the injuries, position changes, and coaching changes. Does this one need another year to be fair?
Calling guys "fair picks" just because they are starting here still doesn't say much for them. Jones looks decent, the rest are pretty bad. And if your first round pick still hasn't found a major role nearly 3 years later, it's safe to say it was a bad pick.
Fans have some absurd expectations. If the phins could hit on 4 out of 6 picks in the first 5 rounds every year this would be a hell of a team. Odrick is not a bust.....hes a good football player and wouldn't have any trouble finding a starting gig elsewhere if let go by the phins. They're probably a bit lucky that Jones managed to find his way through all the chaos and uncertainty and become the player he is but give credit where its due. Someone saw the talent there.
That draft was full of garbage and busts. Softrick blows. We could have had earl Thomas and gronk or graham. **** fireland
a fair to decent draft, but the drafting has improved since the tuna fish left the building.
Zero points scored between the bunch of them and what, maybe 1 turnover? THATS HOW YOU WIN FOOTBALL GAMES!!
What pissed me off about the Odrick pick was he got knocked out for the season after the first game and DT was still our deepest position.
Misi wasn't needed either because we could have just signed Jason Taylor instead of letting him go to the Jets for the year.
Jesus, why did you have to remind me of this god forsaken draft?
Here's the round by round draft to see who we could have taken, both better and worse.
I remember that Miami was interested in TE Graham but, thought he would be there in the 4th round. For me, I wanted Kindle in the 1st round, and REALLY wanted him in the 2nd when he was still available. Wonder how that may have worked out.


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East Tennessee State Steamrolls Georgia Southern, 100-65
Saturday, February 02, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Feb. 2, 2002) - Senior Dimeco Childress (Columbia, Tenn.) scored a career-high 35 points and East Tennessee State's defense held Georgia Southern to just 30 percent shooting as the Bucs ran away with a 100-65 victory over the Eagles in men's basketball action this afternoon in Memorial Center. The win gives the Bucs back-to-back SoCon wins for the first time this season. East Tennessee State (12-9, 5-5 SoCon) shot over 51 percent in the first half and three times pulled out to a seven-point lead in the first 10 minutes of the game, only to see Georgia Southern (12-9, 5-5 SoCon) come back each time to either tie the game or take a one-point advantage. A pair of free throws from Kashien Latham put the Eagles up 27-26 at the 10:01 mark, but that would prove to be the last time that Georgia Southern would have the lead during the game. After taking the lead, the Eagles turned the ball over on six of their next seven possessions. ETSU took advantage of the miscues and outscored the Eagles 13-2 over the next seven minutes to go up 42-29 on a pair of free throws by Isaac Potter (Richmond, Va.) at the 3:37 mark. Georgia Southern could not get back into it and Childress nailed a jump shot at the buzzer that put the Bucs up 51-37 at the half. East Tennessee State did not let up at the start of the second half, starting the final 20 minutes with a 12-4 run that was started on a trey from Ryan Lawson (Rogersville, Tenn.). When Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) knocked down a pair of free throws at the 16:09 mark, ETSU had built a commanding 63-41 lead. Georgia Southern could not get any closer than 18 points the rest of the way, that coming with 14:21 remaining in the game on a basket from Latham, who finished with 15 points, 14 rebounds and three blocks for the Eagles. Another three straight turnovers ended any hope for Georgia Southern, which totaled 27 turnovers, of getting back in the game. The Bucs took advantage all afternoon of the Eagle miscues, scoring 36 points off of the 27 turnovers. ETSU finished off the job after Latham's free throws, outscoring the Eagles 24-6 to take a 87-51 lead on a trey by Childress with 7:30 left in the game. Childress, who had scored only eight points in each of his last two games, shot 14-of-22 from the field, including hitting 5-of-7 three points attempts, during his record-setting afternoon. He also set a new career-high with six assists and matched his season-best with seven rebounds. Freshman Tiras Wade (Tampa, Fla.) had another strong night as a starter, scoring 16 points, grabbing nine boards and handing out six assists. Fields added 15 points and Lawson had 10 points. Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.), the SoCon's leading rebounder, had nine boards and three blocked shots for the Bucs. Julius Jenkins led Georgia Southern with 16 points, but scored only two in the second half. Sean Peterson was the only other player in double figures for the Eagles with 10 points. ETSU will swing back into action on Monday, Feb. 4, when the Bucs will travel to Western Carolina for a 7:00 p.m. game.
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The Goldeneye video game that came out for the N64 back in the day was awesome.
The Goldeneye video game that came out for the N64 back in the day was awesome.
That game inspired me to check out the older 007 films and got me hooked on to James Bond. I loved multi-player, very fun and fond memories as a teen.
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It was good, not great. Not as good as Casino Royale, and it had a very "non-Bond-like" feel. It seemed like another Bourne movie. A lot of action, but nothing that really makes Bond Bond. He lacked that sophisticated suave personality he usually has, he didn't have any cool gadgets, and as a minor spoiler there isn't a lot of love making! BLASPHEMY!
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I think I have a problem! I am a 24 year old college senior. I am very attractive, not only to myself but to men as well, (they are constantly telling me so).
Anyway, I often date 5 or 6 times a week and each time it is a different date with a different man. Most of the guys are pretty nice and I start out really wanting to get to know them better. However, my problem is this, I love the pre-dating moments that lead up to intimacy, however, once that occurs, I am no longer interested in anything about them.
I cannot explain this attitude of mine and I do not want to be this way. I would like to be in a committed relationship with a man that I really care about. Could you please shed some light on my situation? Do I have a mental disorder? How can I stop this bad behavior before it destroys me and possibly someone else?
Dear No Longer Interested,
I wouldnt necessarily call your behavior a mental disorder however, you are in need of some self-exploration, positive esteem building and some behavior modification. You can start by evaluating what makes you do this? Is it something that the man expects from you? Is it something that you expect of yourself? Where have you learned this behavior? What does this behavior get for you? etc Write down the answers to this evaluation as well as your feelings while you are focusing on this issue (keep a journal).
In addition to self-exploration, you will want to try a behavior strategy. For example, write down a plan. Start with short time periods. For thirty (30) days you are going to abstain from being intimate with any of your dates and you will attempt to cultivate a relationship/friendship that would include talking about their philosophies on life, political issues, life goals, past history, etc
Since the thrill of dating is very satisfying to you, as you have stated, and since you enjoy those pre-dating moments you can make those moments last longerweeks longer, if you so choose to.
In addition to sharing meaningful conversation with these men, you can also share dinner, movies, plays, concerts, walks on the beach, etc hence, allowing those dating moments to continue while attempting to cultivate a relationship/friendship without sex. You have control in this situation. Repeat to yourself I will break this pattern and since I do want to have a significant, committed relationshipI need to conduct myself differently.
During the thirty- (30) day period, write down your observations and feelings. Be willing to extend the time period for another thirty days. Continue your daily journal of feelings and thoughts. It would also be important, at some point in time to verbally share with these men your situation. Who knows, you may get support and encouragement! Remember you are much more important than just intimacy---and so are they.
Good Luck---after you try this behavior strategy approach, write to me again and let me know how you are doing
Take Care!
Hi Claire,
I have a question for you. There is this guy that I am a best friend with. We have been pretty much best friends for about 6 years. We do just about everything together and we always have the greatest time. I have expressed my desire for him to possibly become my boyfriend but he always says that hes not ready for a relationship. However, he is constantly expressing his desire to be intimate.
Well, against my better judgement, I gave in. I thought that maybe this might change his mind and he would want to have a relationship with me, however, he still just wants to remain good friends. Only now, we are good friends that are continuously intimate. This upsets me greatly and I dont feel as though I can hang out with him after this. I still want to be friends with him, but I dont know how to keep my feelings in check. Can you give me some suggestions?
Well, my friend,
As you are aware you and your friend have crossed the best friend line and have added another component/dynamic to the relationship, which usually does complicate things. Your male friend has not verbally expressed a change in the relationship, but has physically allowed the change to occur. I dont think it is wise to be intimate with a man who can not admit verbally his feelings regarding this change in status. Your communication with him should be enhanced to prevent yourself from being hurt in the future and to better understand him. It appears that he verbally denies being ready for a relationship, however, he is already in a relationship, with you!
This is very confusing and you need to communicate your feelings verbally and create a situation in which he can share his feelings with you as well. You dont have to be a nag or so forceful in your communication process----but plant the little seeds of communication. For example, Lets talk about us . or you are such a great boyfriend Ask your friend to define relationship for you---to get some definition/clarification. With questions like these, maybe you will gain a better understanding of where you stand with him. Also, you must evaluate yourself---Is this something that you can live with? If so, then you will continue to accept him and his non-commitment, which may eventually cause you a great deal of emotional pain. It is really your call!
Remember: Women are generally open beings by nature and design. Men are generally closed. So be careful who you open yourself up to.
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