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The Georgia Bulldogs play Division I college football for the University of Georgia. The Bulldogs play in the Southeast Conference (SEC). Their home games are played at Sanford Stadium, a 92,000-seat arena in Athens, GA. Georgia's current head coach is Mark Richt.
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The University of Georgia has had a football team since 1892 and is consistently ranked in the Top 25. The Bulldogs boast 12 National Championships and 12 SEC titles. Their three main rivals are Auburn University, University of Florid and Georgia Tech University. The Bulldogs have made a bowl game for 14 straight seasons.
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Fans purchase Georgia Bulldogs football tickets** to see them play at Sanford Stadium. The Stadium is located on the University of Georgia campus. It opened on October 12, 1929 and has been renovated in 1994 and 2003. Sanford Stadium has gone through several expansions; the last one came in 2003, which gave the stadium its current 92,000-plus capacity. The stadium was also used during the 1996 Summer Olympics for soccer.
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3/25/15: Georgia will always remember the Todd Gurley Era. For one thing, he was an incredible college running back and a real game changer in the SEC. However, he never reached his full potential due to suspension and injury. The suspension and possible legislation may ultimately be his legacy, though. The Georgia House of Representatives passed what is being called the "Todd Gurley Bill". It would punish those who provide impermissible benefits to student-athletes within the state. The fine could be up to $25,000 and possible jail time. Gurley was suspended for four games last season because he was paid for autographs.
3/4/15: It is never too early start talking about football in Georgia and there will be plenty to talk about in the next six months. The biggest and most important topic is the identity of the next Bulldogs quarterback. Hutson Mason was the QB last season but ran out of eligibility. So it is now a competition between redshirt sophomore Brice Ramsey, redshirt freshman Jacob Park and redshirt junior Faton Bauta. Ramsey has the most experience and was Mason's backup last year. But there is no leader yet and even head coach Mark Richt admits is the most wide open QB competition since he arrived in Athens.
2/25/15: Get your popcorn ready Bulldogs fans. Well, you can actually wait a little while longer on getting said popped corn prepared. But Georgia is now scheduled to play North Carolina in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in 2016. The game will be played in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, home of the Atlanta Falcons, on September 3, 2016. The Bulldogs and Tar Heels have played 30 times throughout the years and Georgia holds 16-12-2 record. The Tar Heels have not beaten Georgia in football in over half a century, since 1963. Of course, the teams have not played each other since 1971.
2/18/15: In one of the most interesting recruiting sagas of the 2015 class, four star outside linebacker Roquan Smith is now coming to the University of Georgia. Smith was expected to sign his Letter of Intent on National Signing Day for UCLA. However, he was put off by the Bruins dealings when it was announced that UCLA defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich was leaving. He spent a week reconsidering and decided to stay in his home state. Smith never signed an LOI, but did submit papers for grant-in-aid with the University of Georgia. So basically, an elite recruiting class just got better.
2/11/15: If Georgia fans want to complain about head coach Mark Richt, they certainly have the right to. Richt continually loads up the Bulldogs with top tier talent, but that has not turned into SEC or national championships. The Bulldogs loaded up again this recruiting season with the seventh ranked class (according to Rivals). Key 'gets' include five star athlete Terry Godwin and four star offensive lineman Pat Allen. But all Georgia fans know it is not just the talent coming in, it is how they are coached and developed. Look for Georgia to be back on top this coming season.
2/4/15: With just a few more days to go in the formal recruiting period, Georgia is looking to finish up with a rather large class. And a good one at that. Rivals ranked Georgia 6th overall at the end of January with 25 commitments. Six of whom had signed letters of intent. Rankings mean something but they do not mean everything. Good coaching and a player's willingness to develop also matter a lot. But sixth is pretty good. Of course, this is the SEC. Alabama was ranked number one and Tennessee fifth. However, if the Bulldogs close well, they will be among the best in the nation.
1/28/15: Like everyone else, the Bulldogs are putting the final touches on their 2015 recruiting class, and it should be relatively strong. There has been a bit of a challenge as Georgia, for the second straight year, has a new offensive coordinator. However, UGA recently extended head coach Mike Richt, so there is stability within the program. Losing former OC Mike Bobo also meant losing a couple of commits in the short term, but Georgia is still ranked very high, sixth to be exact. There is only about one week left until National Signing Day, and the Bulldogs intend to close well.
1/21/15: Once again, the Georgia Bulldogs got close but could not quite make it up the ladder. The downfall for the 2014 season was the horrendous loss to rival Florida, who was a far inferior team. But Georgia is reloading and has some momentum built since blowing out Louisville in the Belk Bowl. The finished the season with 10 wins and a ninth place finish in both the AP and Coaches Polls. The Bulldogs were able to hold onto most of their assistant coaches, who got nice raises. Now we are in the closing days of recruiting, and Georgia looks to have a very good class once again.
1/14/15: While Mark Richt has been the head coach of Georgia for what seems like forever, he has gone through waves of assistant coaches. So he is pretty used to interviewing and hiring guys. He had to go through that process again when offensive coordinator Mike Bobo left the program to be the head coach at Colorado State. But Richt did not turn to the college ranks to replace him. Instead, he plucked Brian Schottenheimer from the NFL's St. Louis Rams. Brian, son of former NFL head coach Marty Schottenheimer, held the OC position in St. Louis for the past three years with varying degrees of success. Considering the injuries in St. Louis, he may have better talent to work with in Athens than with the Rams.
1/7/15: The SEC has taken some knocks this bowl season, but do not put any of that blame on Georgia. The Bulldogs went to Charlotte, North Carolina and took care of business in the Belk Bowl against Louisville. Freshman running back, Nick Chubb, has to be the star of this game. He started in place of injured star Todd Gurley and simply dominated. Chubb racked up 269 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the 37-14 rout. Amazingly, it was his eighth consecutive game of over 100 yards and second game over 200 yards. So it looks like the Bulldogs are in good shape heading into 2015.
12/3/14: Last Saturday was a tough one for the SEC, with the only teams winning were Alabama and Ole Miss. Otherwise, all the SEC teams that played out of conference games (all against ACC teams). Georgia was among that contingent of losing SEC teams, falling 24-20 in overtime to intrastate rival Georgia Tech. This game was close throughout: tied at the end of the second, third and fourth quarters. The Bulldogs also saw their hopes for the SEC East title fade when Missouri rallied to beat Arkansas the day before. Georgia finished the season at 9-3 overall, which was just a bit short of getting to Atlanta for the SEC Championship Game.
11/19/14: Give Georgia credit, they would have had a very tough time getting back into the SEC East race against Missouri had they lost to Auburn last weekend. Instead, and just recently, the Bulldogs were blown out of Jacksonville by a weak Florida Gators team, Georgia routed Auburn 34-7. Auburn scored at the start of the first quarter then did nothing the rest of the day. Georgia's passing game was not effective, but their rushing attack put up 289 yards. Unfortunately, star running back Todd Gurley for the season with a torn ACL. The Bulldogs improved to 8-2 overall and host Charleston Southern on Saturday.
11/12/14: Georgia likely fell out of the playoff race when they were upset by Florida a couple of weeks ago, and they fell behind Missouri in the race for the SEC East. That led many to expect No. 20 Georgia to fall victim to the unranked Kentucky Wildcats in Lexington. As Lee Corso would say "Not so fast, my friend". The Bulldogs clobbered the cats, more than doubling up on them 63-31. And it really was not even that close. Kentucky got it to 35-24 before Georgia pulled away with the next four touchdowns. The Bulldogs are now 7-2 overall and 5-2 in the SEC. They have a tough one at home this Saturday against Auburn.
11/5/14: This isn't going to sit well in Athens. The Bulldogs were beat badly (38-20) by a mediocre Florida team in their biggest rivalry game of the year. The 11th ranked Bulldogs simply could not stop the Gators rushing attack, which put up over 400 yards and five touchdowns. Despite gaining 460 yards, themselves, Georgia just could not find the end zone. The loss hurts in many ways. Georgia is likely out of playoff contention and now has to battle back to win the SEC East now that they sit at 6-2 with both losses in SEC play. Expect the Bulldogs to take out some frustrations this Saturday at Kentucky.
10/29/14: Suddenly, Georgia looks like the team to beat in the SEC East. While they may be tied in conference losses to the Missouri Tigers, they own the tie breaker, if that should matter. Georgia entered their bye week with a 6-1 record overall and a 4-1 record in the SEC - so things are looking pretty good right now. Even better is that they have a great chance to fatten their record this weekend against the struggling Florida Gators. The two schools will square off this Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida for The World's Largest Outdoor Party - which is a great event to go to if you can.
10/22/14P: Note to Alabama - this is how you take care of Arkansas. The Crimson Tide escaped Fayetteville two weeks ago with 14-13 win over the Razorbacks. The Georgia Bulldogs did not play around in such a manner. Tenth ranked UGA took control early and enjoyed a 38-6 lead at halftime. The Bulldogs allowed the Razorbacks to score a courtesy touchdown to start the scoring in the first quarter, then went to work. Arkansas came back a bit in the second half to make the score look somewhat respectable, but this game was over early. Georgia 45, Arkansas 32. The Bulldogs are off this weekend before heading to Jacksonville for the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party, AKA: the annual Florida/Georgia game on November 1st.
10/15/14: It looked like No. 13 Georgia was ripe to be taken down by No. 23 Missouri last weekend. The game was at Mizzou and the Bulldogs were without star running back Todd Gurley for taking impermissible benefits. Gurley may be suspended for the season now, but it may not matter. True freshman running back Nick Chubb took over and ran for 143 yards and a touchdown. Georgia battered the Tigers 34-0 and should be moving up in the polls this week. The Bulldogs are now 5-1 overall and 3-1 in the SEC. They stay on the road this Saturday and visit Arkansas.
10/8/14: Georgia took a tough lost to #24 South Carolina in their second game of the season, but has rebounded since then. The #13 ranked Bulldogs were able to avoid the carnage of several top ranked teams in Week 6, as they coasted to a 44-17 win over SEC foe Vanderbilt. This game was never in doubt. Georgia scored three touchdowns in the first quarter, essentially putting the game out of reach early on. The Bulldogs are right in the heart of the SEC East race and have a chance to take the top spot by defeating Mizzou this coming Saturday on the road.
10/1/14: Will the real Georgia Bulldogs please stand up? The Bulldogs have been a tough team to handicap this season. They scored a decisive victory against Clemson in the season opener, but were beaten by South Carolina. Last Saturday they allowed the Tennessee Volunteers to open up with a 10 point lead before taking control of the game (then almost losing it). In the end, the Bulldogs finished with a hard fought 35-32 victory at home. The Todd Gurley show rolled on with a career high 208 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Georgia is now 3-1 overall and 1-1 in the SEC, and hosts Vanderbilt on Saturday.
9/24/14: Like so many other schools in the fourth week of the college football season, the Georgia Bulldogs had what was little more than a glorified scrimmage. Georgia hosted Troy, and Troy left with as many points as they came in with. The Bulldogs trounced Troy 66-0. Georgia was up 21 after a quarter and up 45 at the half. At least is was a good chance for fans to get together and enjoy the game day atmosphere, as well as an opportunity to give second and third string players to get some game action. It gets more interesting this Saturday when Tennessee comes to town.
9/17/14: The Bulldogs were on top of the world, and even earned first place votes, after clobbering Clemson in the opening week of the college football season. The same day, Texas A&M beat up on the South Carolina Gamecocks, leading many to believe the USC was not as strong as anticipated. But Georgia found out the hard way that the Gamecocks are not to be taken lightly. South Carolina toughed out a stunning 38-35 win over the Bulldogs last Saturday, putting them in control of the SEC East for now. Georgia has some time to regroup as they host Troy this Saturday.
8/28/14: Expectations are pretty high in Athens, Georgia this season, especially since the defense returns nine starters from last year. The team also added defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt, who like head coach Mark Richt, comes to the Bulldogs straight from a successful run at Florida State. The offense is starting fresh with several new comers, including a quarterback not named Aaron Murray (for the first time since 2009). While South Carolina remains the favorite in the SEC East, the Bulldogs cannot be overlooked either. Georgia travels to South Carolina early in the season with the game set for September 13.
8/21/14: Georgia has been knocking on the doorstep of greatness for the past few years, but fate (usually Alabama or Auburn) keeps getting in their way. The Bulldogs are reloaded again this season and look to challenge South Carolina for SEC East supremacy. The schedule makers did not do them any favors, though. The first half of the season includes games against Clemson, South Carolina, Tennessee and reigning SEC East champ Missouri. Georgia starts the season ranked 12th in the AP preseason poll, but a few early wins should move them up the ladder pretty quickly and set them up for a possible playoff appearance.


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As the countdown to Selection Sunday begins, everyone in Eugene is starting to wonder will the University of Oregon Ducks make it into March Madness? As the question lingers we ask ourselves about the journey that the Ducks have made in the last two years from Mac to Matt.
McArthur Court opened in 1927 as the home arena for the Oregon Ducks Basketball and Volleyball teams. Over the years, countless records and memories have been formed, and in 2001 McArthur Court was named by Sporting News as the "Best Gym in America" for its character, atmosphere, and rich history. Prior to 2011, when it was replaced as the Ducks' home arena, Mac Court was the 2nd oldest on-campus arena in the nation.
In 2010, construction began on the Matthew Knight Arena. In true University of Oregon fashion, Matthew Knight Arena is a first-class stadium featuring stunning architectural design and innovative technology. With its emphasis on energy efficiency and other eco-friendly iniatives, Matthew Knight Arena was designed with the goal of becoming the first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold arena in the NCAA. In addition, Matthew Knight Arena was designed to incorporate the history and spirit of Mac Court by including features such as the uniquely designed Kilkenny Floor, which is a nod to the "Tall Firs," the nickname of Oregon's National Champion basketball team in 1939.
The first game was played at Matthew Knight Arena on January 13th, 2011. Since that time, the University of Oregon Men's basketball team has completed 2 seasons, and has the potential to finish this 3rd season with a slot in the NCAA Championship Tournament.
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Enlisted Airmen,
A week ago I sent an email message titled Leadership vs. Policy to Command Chiefs and Career Field Managers. You may have seen that message, or parts of it, but I'd like to take the opportunity to address it with you directly.
The theme of the message was that too much arbitrary guidance could prove to be counterproductive. As supervisors, the more leverage we have to deal with situations on a case-by-case basis, the better.
Junior enlisted Airmen
Young Airmen are our most precious resource. We spend millions of dollars recruiting, training, and equipping them to execute the tactical parts of the mission, and they never let us down.
We owe Junior Enlisted Airmen the proper training, education and experiences it takes to develop them into leaders in their field. We owe it to them to explain what is expected of them, and to follow up with how they are meeting our expectations. We owe them the mentorship and guidance they need to succeed, and they should be expected to do everything they can to meet the high standard set by the supervisor.
What our Junior Enlisted Airmen learn about leadership and mentorship will shape how they eventually supervise. Therefore, first-line supervisors have an incredible responsibility. NCOs should set young Airmen up for success by outlining specifically how to earn their highest rating. Following that, mentoring and additional feedback should address specific shortfalls and how to overcome them.
We are growing leaders, not judging Airmen on their ability to get it right on their own. As a supervisor, you should do all you can to help your Airmen succeed. When used properly, the formal feedback process is a good foundation for making this happen.
Senior NCOs
Our most senior enlisted Airmen have a tremendous amount of impact on this process. SNCOs should hold their NCOs and Senior Airmen accountable for conducting required feedback sessions, and support their fair ratings. SNCOs should understand that a 4 is not a bad rating, and that some Airmen will earn that rating in a given period. Rating an Airman fairly will not hurt their career; it should help them grow.
In addition to the email message I sent to Chiefs, I sent a similar message to MAJCOM commanders, asking them to pass it down to their commanders. Because most of our reports are signed by a commander, I felt it was important that they understand where we're coming from. Commanders are the key and final component of this process, and their support for fair and accurate ratings is critical.
Bold leadership
Some have suggested we set some arbitrary quota for the number of 5 ratings allowed in a given shop. They claim that would make things easier.
I'm not interested in doing what's easy; I'm interested in doing what's right. Implementing a quota would strip first-line supervisors of the leverage they need to grow tomorrow's enlisted leaders.
We don't need quotas. Instead, we need bold leaders to set high standards and help Airmen achieve them. We need bold leaders to confront those Airmen who don't meet standards and document that feedback. We need those bold leaders to rate each individual fairly and accurately, and that isn't easy. They will need the support of SNCOs and commanders to make it work.
It takes bold leadership on everyone's part to develop Airmen.
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SHENANDOAH — Creston junior Brandon Phipps, battling injury for much of the 2013 track season, returned to his old form here Monday, winning the distance double at the Hawkeye 10 Conference Meet.
Phipps easily cruised to a win in the 3,200 meter run, running the final seven laps of the race with nearly a 100-meter lead over the chase pack. He would later double back in the 1,600 meter run with a close victory over Harlan's Philip Sciranko.
"The month of March and most of April, he was pretty frustrated with his leg injury," Creston head coach Pat Schlapia said. "Patience is a virtue. That was hard for Brandon to accept. The last couple of weeks, it's been a new world for him."
Phipps improved his season best time in the 3,200 by 26 seconds, running 9:59.27. He clocked a 4:42.08 to win the 1,600 in his first time running the event this year.
As a team, Creston finished third in the standings with 74 points, behind Glenwood's 156 and Harlan's 121.
Golden jump
Senior Luke Neitzel also brought home gold for the Panthers, becoming the second-straight Panther first-year long jumper to win the Hawkeye 10 crown in the event.
Neitzel jumped 20-7.50 to win, defeating Glenwood's Grant May in the process. May claimed the final spot in finals at the Drake Relays.
"This is the second year in a row we've had a conference champion long jumper, with Ben Landers last year," Schlapia said. "It was nice to see him beat May and Atlantic's (Kray) Lukehart. To me, that was good mentally to plant that seed in May's mind that Neitzel is a force to be reckoned with on Thursday. This is the time to be beating those boys."
Sophomore Jay Wolfe won the fourth and final gold medal of the night for the Panthers, running his best time of the season in the 800 meter run.
Glenwood's Jared Cook took the lead early in the race and ran to the rail, forcing Wolfe to run on his shoulder. Cook attempted to pull away from Wolfe, but Wolfe countered by throwing a surge in at the start of the third 200 to pull away from Cook.
Wolfe ran 1:58.87, which is the second-fastest time of his career.
"Jay had a special night, also," Schlapia said. "What was nice about it, the kid from Glenwood, we knew that would be his competition. That first lap, Cook had the inside of the lane and he tried to pull away from Jay, but Jay's strong point is that third 200. That's when he got his gap on Cook, and once you come off that last curve with Jay, no one's going to touch him."
Silver rush
The Panthers also earned three silver medals on the night, finishing second in the 4x800 relay, the 1,600 medley relay and with Wolfe in the open 400.
The 4x800 relay team of Bryce Briley, Travis Miller, Maxx Walters and Wolfe took 16 seconds off the team's previous season best time, running 8:26.02.
The medley relay team of Neitzel, Walters, Briley and Phipps ran together for the first time, and ran a solid team race. Phipps anchored with a 2:06 800-meter leg, moving the Panthers from fourth to second.
Meanwhile, Wolfe ran right with one of the state's best 400 meter runners in Glenwood's Derek Jones, finishing a close second in 51.03. Jones ran 50.24, but Wolfe was closing on Jones in the final 100 meters of the race.
Other placewinners for the Panthers were the 4x400 relay team of Briley, Briar Evans, Walters and Wolfe, which finished third, and Evans in the 400 hurdles.
Evans finished fourth in the 400 hurdles and took nearly two seconds off his best time of the year in running 56.91.
Schlapia commended the efforts given by Miller and Briley on the night. Miller ran the two best 800 meter races of his career, running 2:09 in both the 4x800 and the open 800. Briley ran a solid 2:06 opening leg of the 4x800 and ran his best time in the open 400 with a 53.29, while also running on the medley and the 4x400.
"Travis and Bryce, both — there's a couple of guys that left it out there even though they didn't place in their open events," Schlapia said. "They still ran their hearts out."
The Panthers return to action Thursday with the State Qualifying Meet at Glenwood, beginning at 4 p.m.
Hawkeye 10 Conference Meet
Team standings — 1. Glenwood 156, 2. Harlan 121, 3. Creston 74, 4. Shenandoah 51, 5. Lewis Central 50, 6. Atlantic 31.50, 7. Denison-Schleswig 29, 8. Kuemper Catholic 23, 9. Clarinda 11.50, 10. Red Oak 11.
Discus — 1. Jacob Barents, LC, 156-2; 9. Trevor Luther, Creston, 119-8; 18. Evan Nielsen, Creston, 89-11.
Shot put — 1. JJ Hahn, Glen, 51-8.25; 18. Theo Hartman, Creston, 34-6; 19. Nathan Haley, Creston, 30-5.50.
High jump — 1. Mitch Bowden, Glen, 6-2; 9. Chris Foster, Creston, 5-6.
Long jump — 1. Luke Neitzel, Creston, 20-7.50; 14. Seth Maitlen, Creston, 16-9.50.
3,200 meters — 1. Brandon Phipps, Creston, 9:59.27; 12. Zack Peppmeier, Creston, 12:20.19.
4 x 800 relay — 1. Glenwood, 8:20.74; 2. Creston (Bryce Briley, Travis Miller, Maxx Walters, Jay Wolfe), 8:26.02.
Shuttle hurdle relay — 1. Glenwood, 59.08.
100 meters — 1. Jacob Rodgers, LC, 10.82; 9. Luke Neitzel, Creston, 11.50; 13. Seth Maitlen, Creston, 12.04.
400 meters — 1. Derek Jones, Glen, 50.24; 2. Jay Wolfe, Creston, 51.03; 7. Bryce Briley, Creston, 53.29.
4 x 200 relay — 1. Glenwood, 1:32.49; 9. Creston (Maxx Walters, Seth Maitlen, Trevor Luther, Jake Johnston), 1:39.41.
1,600 meters — 1. Brandon Phipps, Creston, 4:42.08; 15. Zack Peppmeier, Creston, 5:39.20.
110 high hurdles — 1. Austin Hess, Har, 14.54.
200 meters — 1. Grant May, Glen, 22.63; 10. Luke Neitzel, Creston, 24.04; 16. Chris Foster, Creston, 26.63.
400 low hurdles — 1. Derek Jones, Glen, 53.00; 4. Briar Evans, Creston, 56.91.
1,600 medley relay — 1. Glenwood, 3:47.32; 2. Creston (Luke Neitzel, Maxx Walters, Bryce Briley, Brandon Phipps), 3:49.62.
800 meters — 1. Jay Wolfe, Creston, 1:58.57; 8. Travis Miller, Creston, 2:09.67.
4 x 100 relay — 1. Harlan, 43.85; 9. Creston (Trevor Luther, Seth Maitlen, Chris Foster, Jake Johnston), 48.07.
4 x 400 relay — 1. Glenwood, 3:28.90; 3. Creston (Bryce Briley, Briar Evans, Maxx Walters, Jay Wolfe), 3:36.86.


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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - Bartolo Colon spun eight scoreless innings on Thursday as the Oakland Athletics downed the Toronto Blue Jays, 4-1, in the opener of a four-game set Thursday at the Coliseum.
Colon (8-8) scattered seven hits and walked just one while striking out three to earn his second straight victory. Sean Doolittle surrendered a pair of hits in the ninth before Ryan Cook came on to nail down his 11th save of the year.
"Early in the game I didn't know if he had his best stuff to tell you the truth, but he finds a way," said Oakland manager Bob Melvin of Colon. "He makes you make the adjustment."
Josh Reddick crushed a two-run homer, while Seth Smith and Brandon Inge each knocked in a run to help snap Oakland's brief two-game skid.
Henderson Alvarez (7-8) surrendered three runs on four hits and five walks to earn the loss. Pinch-hitter Moises Sierra plated Toronto's lone run with an RBI groundout as the Blue Jays dropped their fifth straight game.
"We're in a stretch where runs are at a premium," Toronto manager John Farrell said. "It's difficult to string hits together right now. You have to credit Colon. He stayed out of the middle of the plate."
The A's struck first in the bottom of the third as Eric Sogard singled to start the frame before moving to second on a wild pitch. Coco Crisp's line out then moved Sogard to third before a base hit from Smith plated Sogard for a 1-0 advantage.
Reddick, who snapped a career-high 0-for-21 streak with a single in the first, then drove a fastball over the wall into the seats in right-center field to give the A's a 3-0 lead.
"That's all it takes sometimes is a hit," said Melvin of Reddick's slump. "For the psyche, that's big for him. You could almost just see his spirits lift after the hit."
In the seventh, Chris Carter and Yoenis Cespedes walked before Brandon Moss singled to load the bases with one out. Inge then followed with a base hit to left to plate Carter and provide the A's with an insurance run.
Colon was done after eight strong frames and Doolittle entered from the bullpen for the ninth.
David Cooper served his fourth offering into center for a double before Rajai Davis' single put men on the corners. After Yan Gomes fanned, Cook took over on the mound and induced Sierra's RBI groundout.
Brett Lawrie followed with a single, but Cook grounded out Colby Rasmus to end the game.
Colon has faced the Jays 24 times and is now 10-5...Smith left the game with a strained left hamstring...Oakland went 3-for-13 with runners in scoring position and left 11 on base...Toronto finished 1-for-6 with runners in scoring position and stranded 10.


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The Route of the Conquistadores - Bike Guatemala
Guatemala, Bike - Fat Tyre, 15 days - from £1,545 (land only) - from €1,930 (land only) - from $2,500 (land only)
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This brilliant and bespoke itinerary has been set up in collaboration with our mad-keen local mountain biking crew!
- A ride on the wild side of Guatemala
- Singletrack descent of Volcan de Agua
- Holiday time at Casa del Mundo on beautiful Lake Atitlan
- Chilling out in the Spanish Colonial city of Antigua
- Our longest running Central American mountain bike holiday
Having run our first, pioneering mountain biking holiday to this wild and intriguing country over a decade ago, KE's Guatemala cycling holiday has continued to evolve and to receive rave reviews. Guatemala is a mountain bikers paradise. Our Guatemala biking holiday begins in Antigua, the beautiful former capital and once the Spanish centre of administration for the whole of Central America and Mexico. Here, we start out with a singletrack ride high on the slopes of Volcan de Agua which overlooks the city. Over the next 3 days, a mix of dirt road biking and singletrack then takes us to Lake Atitlan, surely a contender for the most beautiful lake in the world, with its towering volcanoes, azure water and Mayan inhabitants. This is a full-on mountain bike holiday aimed at regular mountain bikers with a taste for the undiscovered. Working with one of the few 'real mountain bikers' in Guatemala, the first half of the holiday will cover a lot of singletrack that has thus far been biked only by the locals and KE groups. The second half of the trip will be more of a cycling journey, following dirt tracks into the remote region of the Cuchumatanes Mountains. Here, we embark on some real 'backcountry' biking beneath frosty 3600 metre peaks and have a rare glimpse into the local Indian life, as we visit some of the country's finest fiestas and markets. Although we have operated this trip for several years, Guatemala's infrastructure is changing rapidly and some of the dirt roads that we used to include have now been paved. To ensure that this trip stays true to character, and to remain off-road as much as we can, we continually modify this trip and seek out new and challenging trails. We may even need to make minor changes during the course of a trip to keep it real. Overall, this is a spectacular and quite unique cycling trip. Guatemala is probably the wildest country in Central America - but also the friendliest.
Explore International. This is one of our Explore International holidays. Participants on these trips can book through KE or through one of our international partners. This helps us to gather together sufficient numbers of like-minded adventurers to get your holiday up and running quickly. Led by English-speaking local guides, the cosmopolitan nature of these groups can be an important part of the experience!
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FAT TYRE ADVENTURE - Guatemala is proving to be a mountain bike adventurer's paradise and the first half of this trip follows established tracks used by local bikers - we think that these trails are as good as anywhere in the world. After an introduction to Guatemalan singletrack on Volcan de Agua, we ride cross-country for 3 days to Lake Atitlan and then tackle a great 'slickrock' ride above Panajachel that drops us back down to the lake again. After transferring to the wild Cuchumatanes Mountains region, we ride quiet dirt roads and jungle trails that connect the local villages, with long climbs and downhill blasts. Whilst the support vehicle cannot always follow the bikes, it is never far away. With 15,000 metres of ascent and descent, this is a holiday for regular, technically competent off-road mountain bikers with a good level of physical fitness. It does have some technically demanding singletrack ascents and descents and sections where you will have to push or carry your bikes. Mountain biking in remote areas, you need to be confident in your ability. BIKE HIRE AVAILABLE LOCALLY.
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The Sweetwater junior varsity boys basketball team finally got up its first win Friday with a 46-45 victory at Midland Greenwood.
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Barrow bids farewell to fallen hero
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HUNDREDS of mourners turned out to say goodbye to soldier David Shaw at an emotional funeral in Barrow.
Barrow Borough Council flew the Union Jack at half mast from 1pm in honour of Kingsman Shaw, who died surrounded by family at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham on January 16.
The 23-year-old died after being shot when his checkpoint came under attack from insurgents in the Lashkar Gah District of Helmand Province in Afghanistan on January 14.
Kgn Shaw, who was serving with 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, was flown back to the UK for treatment but never recovered.
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Great looking bench, I love the combination of wood and metal. How many hours you got into it?
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This may be a Hybrid Workbench in your eyes.... but I call it a work of ART !! I commend you on your talent, skill and desire to achieve excellence. Totally above board and I thank you for sharing ot with us. Is there a set of plans to this masterpiece that you would like to share?Best Regard,
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Thanks for the nice words. Currently I don't have any plans for the "T-Shape" design, but might have an article submitted to "Fine Woodworking" magazine before the year is out.
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ON to the Next Project...
You fellows have been great with your comments. I'm on to another project, 20ft long by 3ft. deep shelving built like those at Home Depot and Lowes.... The shelving arms are held in place with 1" diameter steel pins, so when I don't need the shelving, they can be "UNPLUGGED" and taken down for more flexible use of the space...
I'm mounting the arms, not welding them, to the wall framework. The vertical members are welded to weldplates tied into the rebar and slab's deep and wide footing. The wall framework is 3X3" and 4X4" steel tubing reinforced with rebar and each is filled with concrete to not only support the outside wall, but take the heavy side loading of the stacks of dense hardwood lumber. Welding sure helps me keep the cost down and therefore, lets me have things I could never afford to have done....
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The Tape Arrived
The NICE new tape arrived March 3rd, here in North Texas. When I also saw the cost of shipping, $5+, I fully realized the depth of Customer Committment and Service MILLER is STILL known for.
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Dual Sport bench
New here but I like your bench. What do you keep stored inside it? I'd like to see more pics if you have them. What I would like to see most is more of the finished product. I definately will have to build something multi-functional myself. Did you reference one you had seen somewhere else or was it totally from scratch?
If I missed the answers from somewhere else I apologize, just let me know and I'll keep looking.Time to learn & Time to burn...
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The workbench came from "collecting" materials for several years. I researched, read, hunted, viewed, and talked to gather ideas that I could mesh with the materials. I also needed an assembly table. \
It appears all the American workbenches had a tool tray, so instead of wasting one side of the workbench, I decided to put it in between the two benchtops. Some people prefer a height of where the back of your knuckles would touch, but I made the height of the tops the height of where the palms of my hands are when my arms are straight on each side of my body. That's about 2"-3" higher and better for my back....
Here are two more shots showing a detail of the base framework without the benchtops which is the corner trimwork. The other show it with the end and center sliding storage shelves extended. They allow an easy way to organize power and hand tools as well as provide a short reach to use them.
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I guess Bill will be parking outside the garage now! Or he'll be moving the workbench into the living room--afterall, it IS on wheels! Good Job!
Wood is great and easier on sawblades! You weld it with glue and sawdust!
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1st off I dont know if brady was having a slower day because Hernandez was not back to 100% form on top of the loss of Gronk or we actually contained people...I tend to believe the patriots Receivers arent the best but their QB and TE's make them better.
so my question is, could we get 2 seam busting receiving TEs (we already have hartline or bess to do the wes welker thing) and do what brady does or are those TEs only made great because of brady?
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Ada's Latin Flavor ~ Long Branch
Figured it's time this little gem got it's own thread. It began some months ago on a thread devoted to Diaz Flavor at: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/577372
Stopped at Ada's for lunch today and had one of the best Cubano sandwiches in a couple years. Judging from the roast pork in the Cubano, I'd have to bet that the Pernil is excellent too.
Service was good and I had a nice chat with Ada, the owner. How an Ethiopian American accountant ends up running a Dominican restaurant may be improbable, but I'm glad that's how it worked out.
Looking forward to working my way through the rest of the menu, which be here:
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I love this place Aida is a gracious hostess who loves cooking great food. We always enjoy eating there casual and delicious.
give it a try .....
Did takeout from Ada's tonight, and following Tapas' advice opted for the Pork Ribs in Garlic Sauce special served with rice.. Wow! the sauce was amazing. Very well spiced. I have a penchant for hot & spicy food, but this dish was not so much hot as having very pronounces and balanced seasoning. Also got a side of tostones and a couple beef empanadas to have for lunch over the weekend.
Ada was there as was her husband. We chatted while my order was being prepared, and I could have stayed longer but the bag of takeout was smelling so good... :-)
This is a solid addition to the local shore scene, and I will be working my way through the menu (as well as looking forward to the possibility of some Ethiopian fare [hint-hint])
Pics: Pork Ribs W/ Garlic Sauce ~ Beef Empanadas W/ Salsa
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Mark....so glad you tried the Ribs with the Garlic Sauce its interesting and amazingly Delicious....just looking at your pictures is making me hungry for them all over again. Aidas is definitely a hidden gem & we love dining there. Thanx for the review ....I hope more Chowhounders will try it also.
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Thanks for the rec, Mark (and Tapas)! I was down the shore yesterday so I took the slow ride home and stopped in Long Branch for a late lunch at Ada's--and it was delicious! I had a chicken empanada with a terrific mojo criollo (I think)...the empanada was hot and not a bit greasy, the shredded chicken flavorful. Then I went with the basics...pernil and maduros, two of my favorite things! The pork was tender and flavorful, and the maduros perfectly cooked and also without a trace of grease. Leftovers for lunch today! :-)
I met Ada, and have to say that she and her husband (?) were both interested in knowing if I enjoyed the food, how I had heard about it, etc. When I told her, they were both saying how VERY appreciative they are of Mark's spreading the love! I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area. Thanks again for the tip!
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Hey, I gotta hand it to Tapas for his heads up on this place (plus the specific recommendation of the pork ribs). I posted Ada;s menu on the Diaz thread last Winter, but have to admit not actually eating there till the subject was revisited on that thread. To this I am grateful. I've been looking forward to the Pernil since first going there last week, but had to go for the ribs first as they are not on the regular menu (Like their baked beans too, nice touch of cumin)...
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Thanx Mark...us "Foodies" gotta stick together LOL.....your reviews have led me to many a great meal also, some better then other but all enjoyable. Hope to run into you sometime out there also...
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Ada's has added the most recent menu to their website:
Now if we can lean on them to flesh out the site a bit more...
re: equal_Mark
We had dinner there last night.....Aida told us of your visit Mark and says hello.....
btw the Mofongo & Chicarrone was delicious!!
Had lunch with friends today and this place is great! two of us had the Cubano sandwich and one had the chicken.The bread was something to write home about, wow! Best Cubano I have ever had...Got lots of goodies to go for the family, emplanadas,pasteles, garlic shrimp, talapia, and pernil. Can't wait for the gang to dig in. =Mark, I mentioned you are a buddy of mine and the main reason we were there.... cannot wait to go back
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Barbarella....Aida's taste is a great place we go at least once a week.....I'm so glad people are discovering this little gem.....Spareribs & Mofongo is delicious also...shes a gracious hostess also.....enjoy
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Hey Tapas, I hear Ada wouldn't make you any Cubanos tonight... :-)
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Mark we were so dissapoinrted ...I called ahead to order two Cubanos as I was in a hurry and just wanted to pick them up and run......when I talked to her on the phone at 5 pm I guess it was too late as she said all day everyone was ordering the Cubano sanwiches & she ran out of those delicious rolls Argggggg! oh well next time i try earlier!!
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I was there about 5:45 picking up an order of Bacalao with the red paprika sauce, tostones and beans. Of course someone was in my reserved parking spot out front so I had to park around the side and got totally soaked as it was pouring rain. Still was worth it. Ada was still amused that I don't actually know your name... :-)
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hahaha....anyway did you enjoy the Bacalao? I know we'll bump into each other there at Ada's sometime for sure....on the way home around 10:30pm we got take out from Ming Ling on Montgomery Ave in LB (west end) the Shrimp dumplings are to die for ;)
btw my name is Donny ;)
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Haha! That is funny and a coincidence. I go to the gym 3 times a week in LB and generally get takeout afterwards (I've fot a whole separate listing of just my favorite takeout places). Yesterday was a choice between Ming Ying and Ada's (Love their pork shu mai dumplings and spicy sechuan wontons)... Great minds etc...
Oh yeah, my name is =Mark... :-)
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yes Mark.the spicy sechuan wontons sound delicious.....
Long Branch does has it's Gems !...just gotta know where to look ;)..ttyl
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I was there for lunch today and also had the Cubano (Also got a couple empanadas to go for lunch on the weekend). Was talking to Ada and she mentioned the "Woman from Ft. Monmouth with her friends" who said they were there on my recommendations. I actually thought it might have been you as the only other Ft. Monmouth presence here (that I know of) on Chowhound is a guy. She thought the fact that other folks here only know each other online and have never actually met was rather amusing. :-)
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I'm not the woman from Ft. Monmouth but another who recently tried and loved Adas. She asked where I heard about the restaurant and I also said Chowhound.
My husband and I ordered the beef ribs, pernil, avocado salad and a cubano. We wanted to try several things and took the leftovers home.
This restaurant made me realize how important a nice (if humble) atmosphere and a friendly, efficient host/wait staff is to an enjoyable dining experience. I love mom and pop type places with good food.
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taste test.... I agree, doesn't have to be that fancy or "fine dining" per say to have a great meal especially when all the elements combine in harmony like at Ada's.....
Glad you enjoyed it ....I love those ribs! :)


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Reply #20 on:
July 21, 2005, 01:27:25 PM »
Ouch! Down in flames!
I've used my incorrect nodal point method for a while with apparent success, but perhaps its inaccuracy is hidden by my rather permissive stitching method. My original source was elsewhere on the web, exactly where I have since forgotten, so I'll take the bullet alone. I still have a hard time accepting the notion that the nodal point doesn't change at all with shifting focal length of a zoom lens.
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Reply #21 on:
July 21, 2005, 08:13:40 PM »
Ouch! Down in flames!
I've used my incorrect nodal point method for a while with apparent success, but perhaps its inaccuracy is hidden by my rather permissive stitching method.
It is entirely possible that your method works for your particular lens; you never said what it was. It just doesn't work for all lenses in general.
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Reply #22 on:
July 06, 2005, 01:22:47 PM »
Landscape photography is somewhat an art
You take pictures...
Day after days
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Some of them may be ... displayable (?)
you may even discover a few of them cold be sold, so far so good,
but to think starting a business from scratch as landscape photographer is naive or/and preposterous.
Thus, medium or large format ?
I guess it's simply irrelevant
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July 09, 2005, 07:16:42 PM »
I'd put it this way. I've been selling the occasional print for about 6 years, initially from scanned 35 mm slides. Over time I've migrated upstream and now use an Eos-1Ds mk II. This year I'm stitching together up to 10 frames of 16.6 megapixel capture and making prints up to 8 feet wide with excellent detail. People look at my best 35 mm images and say, "that's nice". When they stand in front of a 2' x 8' panoramic they are stunned.
You can certainly do excellent work in 35 mm. But larger effective formats provide the kind of micro-detail and smooth tonality in big enlargements that really draw viewers in. That's why the past masters mostly used large format.
It's also fair to say that a successful fine-art nature photography business is a lot more about marketing and business sense than about photography. You may find a course in marketing and time spent learning your local art market more valuable than photographic stuff.
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Reply #24 on:
July 15, 2005, 08:58:39 AM »
Panos and stitching are very meaty topics:
Here is a link to some basic reference material:
You don't move the camera, but pivot on a tripod. One issue is that if there is near foreground subject matter that the parallax can be significant - you can buy special pano heads that not only allow for a rotation, but ensure that the rotation is around the nodal point (entrance or exit pupil - I forget) to minimize the parallax problem, also not much of a problem for distant material. They can also help doing multiple rows of panos.
Photoshop has a rudimentary stitching program, but there a lot out there - I use
panorama tools
You can also us a lens with shift capability to do what's basically a 2 frame pano.
If you're doing stitching with lots of high res frames you'll need as much horsepower as possible.
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July 18, 2005, 03:26:52 AM »
Geoff, thanks for the reply.
I'm have a little trouble finding my nodal point.
Didn't even know I had one.
I thought with the tripod it would be easy to just rotate and take the shots, but this nodal point thing does add a little more to it. I think I basically understand what it is, but have found some different web pages describing how to find it and am having trouble following. The lenses I have with me for my film Canon (EOS 10S) are a Tamron, and a Sigma and I'm not noticing the circle and slash symbol on any of these. I have some Canon lenses also, but not with me currently, that I will have to check to see if they have this.
It looks like I will probably need to upgrade my tripod with a panoramic head or build something custom (my likely choice) in order to shoot the images properly.
I have a Gitzo G220 tripod that I have had for years that is pretty descent. It has a G1270 Rationnelle Low Profile Head on it. I don't think this head will allow me to shoot correctly though, at least not if I shoot vertically. I will need to build an adapter for that I'm sure, from what I can tell. I guess vertical shots are generally the recommended orientation to shoot panoramics when your joining multiple images? I can see this if it was just one row across, that the vertical would give you more resolution up and down, but if your doing multiple rows I don't think it would matter...
I am really leaning toward getting an Epson 4800 printer. The 7800 at 24" and 9800 at 44" would be great, but they're that much more money and so huge. The 4800 is not exactly small itself. I will have enough trouble trying to find a place for it. The 7800 would be a much nicer size for panoramics, but the 4800's 17" will still do me pretty good. Plus, I might be wrong, but is sounds like it will be easier to work with for putting smaller size sheets through it, than on the bigger printers. I guess I could always pay for a print on a bigger machine if I really wanted to.
I've only got 512mb right now, so I definetly need to stick another 1 GB or 2GB in if I'm going to work with these huge files.
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Reply #26 on:
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Here a link to determining the
nodal point
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July 19, 2005, 02:20:36 AM »
The film plane is absolutely NOT the same as the entrance pupil (aka "nodal point") of the lens, which is important when shooting stitched panos. To locate the entrance pupil, go to manual or AV mode, set the aperture to f/22, and press the DOF preview button. The entrance pupil will correspond to the location of the aperture diaphragm, which will become visible when looking into the front of the lens with the DOF preview button pressed. It will be between the front element and the lens mount somewhere. With zoom lenses, it will vary depending on the zoom adjustment.
Jonathan, thanks for the clear answer on this. Out of all the web pages I've read, your statement is the only one that has clearly stated just what the nodal point is and how to find it.
The aperture diaphragm is something I can understand as opposed to entrance and exit pupils that was rather confusing, as I didn't know what part of the lens they were talking about.
I can clearly see this on my Tamron 28 - 200 zoom when I was checking it, but still find it really tough to judge where it is in the lens for sure. All the lens elements really give a lot of optical illusions about where things are in the lens.
At least I know what to look for now, so this gives me a good starting point. I will need to build something for my tripod though to better adjust my camera.
With some work I think that for the horizontal rotation to keep it centered on the nodal point shouldn't be too tough.
I'm really having trouble thinking of a way to keep the nodal point constant though if I wanted to shoot multiple rows where the camera was also tilted / rotated up and down. It seems almost impossible to get that one exactly right. It would require a pivot point right in the center of your lens. I guess a pivot point directly below the nodal point of the lens would be as good as you can do, but that has me stumped.
Are there any good plans / products (hopefully cheap) that would maintain the nodal point for both horizontal and vertical adjustments, while shooting one multi-shot scene?
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Reply #28 on:
July 21, 2005, 01:18:49 AM »
I'm have a little trouble finding my nodal point. Didn't even know I had one. .
As you have seen, there are many suggestions about how to find the entrance pupil (correct designation for what is commonly referred to incorrectly as "nodal point").
The problem is that many cameras are not marked and it's not always possible to actually determine by measuring and looking, but there is a very simple way to do it which is accurate enough for any pano.
Find a vertical object on the far horizon and place a vertical object (monopod with someone holding it works well, stick in the ground, etc.) close to your lens (about 2 feet in front of your lens or where you can see it and the vertical object on the horizon.) Line up the camera so that you can see both the vertical object on the horizon and vertical object close to the lens. Rotate the camera on the tripod while observing the two objects. If they stay in alignment you have the entrance pupil and rotation point aligned. If they move in respect to one another as you rotate the lens, then slide the camera forward and try again. If the relative movement is greater you went the wrong way so slide the camera past the original point and continue doing so until you find a point where the two objects stay aligned. That's the correct point for the present focal length. If you are using a zoom lens, then you will need to "correct" the point when and if you zoom.
This sound much more complicated than it really is. You can do this in a few seconds with a little practice.
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Reply #29 on:
July 21, 2005, 02:10:52 PM »
See also the following articles on outbackphoto:
Workflow Technique #071
"Stitching with Realviz Stitcher 4.x (PC & Mac)"
Workflow Technique #058
"Avoiding Parallax while Stitching with Shift Lenses"
Workflow Techniques #048
"High Resolution Stitching: Sinar and Canon 1Ds"
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Transportation Project Impact Case Studies (C03)
Transportation Project Impact Case Studies (T-PICS) is a web tool that planners can use to quickly see the range of economic development impacts that occur as a result of different types of projects in different settings. T-PICS includes 100 detailed case studies of already-built highway capacity projects and their economic development impacts. Each case study includes pre- and post-project economic and land development data and local interviews that together portray the actual, observed economic development impacts of those projects, as measured at least five years after project completion. T-PICS results can help refine public debate about highway projects by establishing boundaries of the likely positive and negative impacts that typically occur from such projects. Understanding what changes in productivity result from improvements in market accessibility, intermodal connectivity, scheduling, logistics, and international competitiveness helps communities and transportation agencies identify transportation options to meet their goals.
Tools for Assessing Wider Economic Benefits of Transportation (C11)
SHRP2 has also developed a suite of new spreadsheet-based analysis tools that will provide the range of reasonable economic impact expectations for a proposed highway project. The new tools also enable a wider economic analysis by integrating four components: travel time reliability, connectivity to intermodal facilities for freight and passengers, access to labor and product markets, and an accounting tool that integrates the other three components and creates benchmarks to the local area. By considering net effects, SHRP2 tools provide decision makers with better information for answering the question of whether a region will be economically better off because of a transportation investment, and if so, by how much. The outcome of this process describes the project's ultimate economic impact in terms of direct effect, total local effect, and total national effect.


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