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Carrabelle, Florida
|Carrabelle, Florida
Location in Franklin County and the state of Florida
|Coordinates: 29°51′14″N 84°39′57″W / 29.85389°N 84.66583°WCoordinates: 29°51′14″N 84°39′57″W / 29.85389°N 84.66583°W
|United States
|Rio Carrabella[1]
|Carrabelle (Incorporated)
|May 11, 1893
|• Type
|• Mayor
|Brenda La Paz
|• Total
|5.6 sq mi (14.6 km2)
|• Land
|4.5 sq mi (11.7 km2)
|• Water
|1.1 sq mi (2.9 km2)
|26 ft (8 m)
|Population (2010)
|• Total
|• Density
|617/sq mi (238.3/km2)
|Time zone
|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
|• Summer (DST)
|ZIP code
|Area code(s)
|FIPS code
|GNIS feature ID
Carrabelle is a city in Franklin County along Florida's Panhandle, United States. The population was 2,778 as of the 2010 census.[5] Carrabelle is located east of Apalachicola at the mouth of the Carrabelle River on the Gulf of Mexico.
Carrabelle is located east of the center of Franklin County along the Carrabelle River, between St. George Sound to the south and the Crooked and New rivers to the north. To the south is Dog Island, separating St. George Sound from the Gulf of Mexico.
U.S. Route 98 passes through Carrabelle, leading west 22 miles (35 km) to Apalachicola and northeast 30 miles (48 km) to Medart. Tallahassee, the state capital, is 54 miles (87 km) to the northeast.
According to the United States Census Bureau, Carrabelle has a total area of 5.6 square miles (14.6 km2), of which 4.5 square miles (11.7 km2) is land and 1.1 square miles (2.9 km2), or 20.12%, is water.[6]
Carrabelle is the eastern terminus of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.
|Historical population
|Est. 2015
The population of Carrabelle rose from 1,303 in 2000 to 2,778 in 2010 with the expansion of the city limits to the northeast to include the Franklin Correctional Institution.
As of the census[3] of 2010, there were 2,778 people, 1,243 households, and 560 families residing in the city. The population density was 349.2 inhabitants per square mile (134.9/km²). There were 790 housing units at an average density of 211.7 per square mile (81.8/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 91.48% White, 5.68% African American, 0.31% Native American, 0.08% Asian, 0.08% Pacific Islander, 0.84% from other races, and 1.53% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.61% of the population.
There were 562 households out of which 26.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 48.0% were married couples living together, 12.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 34.0% were non-families. 30.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 12.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.30 and the average family size was 2.83.
In the city the population was spread out with 23.3% under the age of 18, 7.8% from 18 to 24, 24.1% from 25 to 44, 27.5% from 45 to 64, and 17.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 41 years. For every 100 females there were 93.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 92.3 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $23,749, and the median income for a family was $27,955. Males had a median income of $26,719 versus $19,018 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,677. About 14.8% of families and 19.4% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18.9% of those under age 18 and 24.2% of those age 65 or over.
For many decades, Carrabelle had the only tertiary sewage treatment facility in the State of Florida, but this may have been updated in recent years.
In 1528 the first Spanish expedition of Pánfilo de Narváez passed through the area on its way from Tampa Bay to the Rio Grande. From the late 17th century through early 18th century a few passages referring to the area are mentioned. Carrabelle, Dog Island, and St. George Island served as points to stage raids on local ports as well as San Marcos de Apalache in 1677 and 1682.
In 1876 explorer Nathaniel Holmes Bishop of Medford, Massachusetts, navigated the Crooked River through the lowlands east to the Ochlockonee River. In 1877, Oliver Hudson Kelly from Massachusetts founded the town and named it "Rio Carrabella".[1] The following year the first U.S. post office was established with its address as Rio Carrabella. By 1881 the population was between 500 and 600 people.
In 1891 the Carrabelle, Tallahassee and Georgia Railroad was established to connect Carrabelle northward through Tallahassee to the Florida-Georgia line and eventually terminating in Augusta, Georgia.[9]
On August 1, 1899, the 2nd hurricane of the season struck the area, almost destroying the town and leaving just nine homes.[10]
In 1942, Camp Gordon Johnston was opened for the purpose of training amphibious soldiers on nearby beaches. The camp trained a quarter of a million men and closed in 1946.
On August 23, 2008, Tropical Storm Fay made its record fourth landfall in the state of Florida at Carrabelle.
Notable people[edit]
Richard W. Ervin, Jr. (January 26, 1905 – August 24, 2004) was the Florida Attorney General from 1949 to 1964, and he served as chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court from 1969 to 1971.[11]
On November 13, 1911, John Jordan "Buck" O'Neil was born in rural Carrabelle, and died October 6, 2006. He was a distinguished Negro league baseball player and coach for the champion Kansas City Monarchs and also worked as a scout for the Chicago Cubs. With his gentle demeanor, he highlighted the work of African-Americans before their integration into the previously "whites only" world of Major League Baseball. He gained a national spotlight during his interviews with Ken Burns' PBS documentary named Baseball.[12]
Writer and naturalist Jack Rudloe who cofounded Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory in nearby Panacea, Florida moved to Carabelle at age 14 and lived there for two years. As a young man from the city, he was profoundly and positively affected by his experiences after moving and living there and has maintained his ties to the community.[13]
- Historic deepwater fishing village
- World's Smallest Police Station
- Crooked River Lighthouse
- Carrabelle Beach
- Tate's Hell State Forest
- Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum
- Boat Parade of Lights
- Carrabelle Riverfront Festival
- Waterway to Dog Island, St George Sound, and eastern start point to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
World's Smallest Police Station[edit]
Carrabelle is the home of the "World's Smallest Police Station",[14] which came into being on March 10, 1963. The city had been having problems with tourists making unauthorized long distance phone calls on its police phone. The phone was located in a call box that was bolted to a building at the corner of U.S. 98 and Tallahassee Street. Johnnie Mirabella, St. Joe Telephone's lone Carrabelle employee at the time, first tried moving the call box to another building, but the illegal calls continued.
Mirabella noticed that the policeman would get drenched while answering phone calls when it was raining. So when the telephone company decided to replace its worn out phone booth in front of Burda's Pharmacy with a new one, he decided to solve both problems at once by putting the police phone in the old booth.
With the help of Curly Messer, who was a deputy sheriff at the time, Mirabella moved the phone booth to its current site on U.S. 98. The booth did protect the officers from the elements, but some people still sneaked into it to make long distance calls. Eventually the dial was removed from the phone, making it impossible for tourists to make calls.
It has been featured on television shows Real People, Ripley's Believe It or Not, The Today Show, and The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. It was featured in the movie Tate's Hell, which was produced at Florida State University. Along with police station T-shirts—the design is copyrighted—there are police station hats, visors, postcards, and calendars.
But life has not always been easy for the retired St. Joseph Telephone and Telegraph Company phone booth. Vandals have ripped phones out of the booth and shot holes through the glass. It has been knocked over by a pickup truck, a tourist once asked a gas station attendant to help him load it into his vehicle to take it back to Tennessee, and it was knocked over and damaged by Hurricane Kate.[15]
Carrabelle has a local history museum which is located in the Marvin Justiss building, also known as "Old City Hall". The museum is open on Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm for visitors interested in learning about the history of Carrabelle.
The Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum is located in the Carrabelle City Complex, 1001 Gray Avenue, and admission is free.[16] The museum was named after Colonel Gordon Johnston, an American soldier who served in the Spanish–American War, Philippine–American War and World War I.
Crooked River Lighthouse is located 2 miles (3 km) west of town, just past the Carrabelle Beach RV Park. The Carrabelle Lighthouse Association manages the Keeper's House Museum and gift shop.
Carrabelle is a part of the Franklin County Schools system. Students attend the Franklin County K–12 School in Eastpoint, Florida that was built in 2008.[17]
Government and infrastructure[edit]
Franklin Correctional Institution, a prison of the Florida Department of Corrections, is within the city of Carrabelle.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "History". www.mycarrabelle.com. Retrieved 5 July 2015.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Archived from the original on 2013-09-11. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "Carrabelle Census 2010". US Census. Retrieved 7 August 2015.
- ^ "Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Census Summary File 1 (G001), Carrabelle city, Florida". American FactFinder. U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved April 26, 2016.
- ^ "Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Incorporated Places: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2015". Retrieved July 2, 2016.
- ^ "Census of Population and Housing". Census.gov. Archived from the original on May 11, 2015. Retrieved June 4, 2015.
- ^ Gulf Pirate: History of Carrabelle & Franklin County
- ^ NY Times article archives:1899 storm
- ^ "Richard William Ervin Jr.". www.legacy.com. Retrieved 5 July 2015.
- ^ "Buck O'Neill". www.nlbm.com. Retrieved 4 July 2015.
- ^ Rudloe, J, The Sea Brings Forth. Kindle Edition 2015, Location 515
- ^ Carrabelle Area Chamber of Commerce
- ^ City of Carrabelle official site
- ^ http://www.campgordonjohnston.com/museum.htm#about
- ^ http://carrabelle.org/the-area/education/
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Hey folks,
I have been a long time MMO player, actually since about 1999, and a Lurker of this community since about 2003, member since 2004. I have finally strung out my silly addiction to its max. I have the games themselves to thank, as they changed, I refused to change with them I guess. I came into this genre , when it was a niche community, when games were more than just a console game with no pay off. Community , reputation , playing as a team used to mean something. Games are like my childrens sports now, you get a trophy for merely showing up. Nothing is earned. I know I'm gong to get flamed for the "earned" , but that was the part of the genre I loved. MMO's changed and I didn't.
I guess I could rant forever, I spent alot of good years with a great guild, Crimsonwind. They have all moved on from gaming over the years, since that "massive" game changed the genre. Now I finally follow. Good luck and best wishes to all my fellow MMO players, I hope mmo's continue to entertain you in the manner you enjoy.
Goodbye and good luck, but you may well be leaving right on the cusp of the release of several new titles that could bring some new life into the genre.
Might want to keep and eye here now and then just to see if they manage to deliver somehow on their promises.
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I agree with you completely.
In my mind the community is the most important aspect of the MMORPG genre.. Basically that old phrase "You can't take it with you" applies to MMO's as well. The more you had to work together with people the stronger the bond with them, the stronger the bond the deeper the feeling, if that bond carries to outside of the game then you actually take something from the game with you when you quit.
I remember more player names & keep in touch with more players from my 1997 in UO through to 2004 in EQ than i did in any MMO after that (although Vanguard was a small rekindling of that feeling). If you are grinding "gauntlets" (i refuse to call instanced pve area's in newer MMOs dungeons because they really arent) and don't even remember the names of the people you were randomly grouped with 15 minutes ago and never said a word to you, whats the point? Dungeons in UO and EQ were social, some might call it grinding but is it any different than running the same instance over and over and over with a random group of people?
My old guild (formed in UO in 1997) has alot of members who still keep in touch. We might not be active in a game but the bond is still there..... I honestly don't see AAA MMO in the near future in which i could subscribe to for long term and call it a home (only one might be EQ Next but not enough info on which direction they are taking). So atm I consider myself semi-retired from gaming (the urge is still there and so is the the faintest hope but it's disheartening to see the way the genre has gone)
Long live my guild "Magus Imperialis Magicus"
The Sleeper "Kerafyrm" may be slain but I truely beleive our guild shall awaken again...
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Goodbye and good luck, but you may well be leaving right on the cusp of the release of several new titles that could bring some new life into the genre.
hehe aren't we always though?
But yeah, OP, I understand where your coming from a lot of us feel the same in a lot of ways.
It's a shame though that you have been a lurker all this time and only break cover to tell us bye bye.
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In my mind the community is the most important aspect of the MMORPG genre.
I have always said people come for the game, but stay for the people.
Mot Devs lost sight of that a long time ago.
And good luck ofcourse.
Understood, Face.
For any number of reasons, we can fall out of fandom for any particular activity or hobby. And while playing MMO's isn't as nonproductive as watching hours of TV, it's not that far off. If you can get away from it to do something that's ultimately more healthy and productive, I'd call that a pretty good thing.
May the next thing you enjoy treat you well.
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Originally posted by OberanMiM
In my mind the community is the most important aspect of the MMORPG genre.
I have always said people come for the game, but stay for the people.
Mot Devs lost sight of that a long time ago.
In both posts, perfectly described how I felt/feel about mmo's.
I'lll see what 2013 brings, but until then, i'm going to go back to my creative side and learn new programming languages, software,etc. I've actually given up on games, haven't bought one for several months...or interactive movies as they should be called.
Time to delete this account.
Nice to see some old and very familiar names in this thread.
Best wishes to you all in whatever you do.
Best wishes, do check back once in a while though, who knows what the future holds...
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Best of luck. I have found those solid community experiences in things outside of MMO's quite often. Sadly, they are almost non existant in most MMO's today. Hoping the Secret World and World of Darkness both help to take us in the right direction. World of Darkness especially being so heavily focused on the social aspect.
Neverwinter Nights persistant mod community has been a solid long running haven for this. Hopefully the new game from Cryptic goes in the right direction, but I have mostly doubts.
Anyway good luck if you check this post again. I am like you, but I have basically not been playing MMO's for the last 3 or 4 years besides jumping in for launch and being dissapointed a month or two later...
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Time to delete this account.
Nice to see some old and very familiar names in this thread.
Best wishes to you all in whatever you do.
He will be back under a dif name. No one gets out of mmos for good.... no one, even with all the crap we had been fed as of the last few years.
I think GW2 will even suck with all it's dev tools they think the players would like only for it to be non sociable just like all others.
The Sceret World may have a chance, but prob not !
So in closing no one can quit, just more disipointments !!!!
I agree with the OP.
I'm an old MMO gamer, too. I've been PC gaming since Sierra's Hero's Quest / Quest for Glory series. Even those old PC games have more depth and complexity than most modern MMORPGs.
The games of today feel "plastic" - cheap plastic action figure molds that cost a fortune. The "Massive" has been removed from the genre and replaced with linear worlds and progression paths. Moreover, the success of the Battleground's grind-for-reward has completely destroyed player vs. player.
not deleting my account here but with my cancellation of swtor it brings to an end for now at least my time with any mmopg seriously.
i will dabble in some free shards or free mmo for the sake of killing an hour here or there when totally bored but thats it .
I agree that what killed mmo is the total lack of interaction.The worlds nowadays all look dead and plastic and the community is non existant.
problem is when they made mmo easy they also killed the feel of it totally.
What good is it to me that wow has 10m customers when i stand like a statue in a city waiting for some random queue to pop and instantly teleport me to a dungeon with few others who don't alter a word or the occasional hello and thats it.
old mmo like eq required you to interact to the fulliest ,heck even getting to your dungeon you needed to know the landscape well and what elite creatures walks where .old eq and uo had no AH to dump your wears you had to advertise it ,make deals and bargain it .
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He won.
Like Tim Tebow with the ability to pass, like Robert Griffin III without fear, like Doug Flutie without the bias, he willed this Seahawks team to their fourth win to open the season, his ninth in a row in the regular season. He's led Seattle to at least 20 points in 15 straight games including playoffs, and when you play great defense (Richard Sherman's fourth-quarter pick-six was a back-breaker for Houston), 20 is enough.
Wilson did it with his legs, running 10 times for 77 but keeping countless plays alive as well. A less mobile or less-confident QB would have had zero chance to win this game, but Wilson shows that one-of-a-kind ability game in and game out.
Despite being down 17 at the half, he kept his NFL streak of never losing by more than seven in pre-post-regular season to 30 and counting.
Russell Wilson. Third-round pick. That'll learn em.
2. Shocker: The Cleveland Browns are tied for first in the AFC North. More shocking? They have a chance to stay there.
First-place Browns. Haven't been able to say that this late in the season since … um … (clicks through 58 pages of pro-football-reference.com) … Week 4 of 2002, when they were tied with Pittsburgh at 2-2.
And if you were setting odds on this happening, when they were 0-2 and facing a trip to Minnesota, 500-to-1 would have been a good place to start.
But there they are, in contention, thanks largely to the failures of their mates.
The Ravens apparently believed that they had to make Joe Flacco earn every penny of his fortune Sunday – 54 dropbacks, 9 called runs. On a day that they forced SIX turnovers, they lost 23-20 in Buffalo. That doesn't say much about the state of this offense.
Pittsburgh is on life support, which is more than they should be at 0-4. But it's tough to see them going 9-3 the rest of the way.
And Cincinnati couldn't accomplish anything against a Browns defense that was two steps ahead of where Green Bay was in Week 3.
So why not Cleveland?
The Browns came into the game allowing 4.2 yards a carry, which is exceptional, and they actually matched it in holding Cincinnati to 4.2. Brian Hoyer's no star, but if the Browns defense can continue on that type of pace he won't have to be. Just play like a discounted version of his mentor Tom Brady; short throws, low risk, hit the tight ends in the red zone. He threw 38 passes and no picks Sunday, and that'll win the Browns lots of games.
Next week: host Buffalo on Thursday night. A win? First place, all by their lonesome. Crazy.
3. Yes, the Steelers and Giants are 0-4, but Jacksonville has given new meaning to what it means to be 0-4.
It's tough to feel too bad for fans of the Steelers and Giants – sure, hope is slipping away fast, but it's still technically there. And at least there are plenty of fond memories, and foundations for the future.
Then you have the Jags.
At first blush, it's hard to imagine a team has been less competitive than the Jaguars through four weeks of a season. They just lost 28-2, 19-9, 45-17 and 37-3 (Sunday at home vs. Indy). In no game did they have a shot to win after halftime; in no game did they succeed in any phase of the game.
Compare them to the winless 2008 Lions, who started off losing 34-21, 48-25, 31-13 and 34-7. That's pretty bad, but at least they were moving the ball. These Jags are a better doppelganger with the winless 1976 Bucs, who started 20-0, 23-0, 14-9 and 42-17.
On Sunday, they were outgained 437-205, committed 9 penalties and went 2-of-11 on third down. They did nothing well, and haven't all season.
In two weeks, they travel to Denver, and we could see the first 30-point line in NFL history. We'd take Denver.
4. The fans got their money's worth in Detroit.
Times are tough in Detroit unless you're a sports fan, where the Tigers are playoff-bound, hockey season's about to start and the first-place Lions just put on a hell of a show in beating the Bears 40-32.
It would have been even better without the 16 garbage-time points from Chicago, but that only added to the entertainment value; at no point in the second half was there a concern about losing.
There were seven touchdowns, seven field goals, seven turnovers and seven penalties – and two two-point conversions, for spice. The Lions scored on the ground, through the air and on defense. All three stars rewarded Lions fantasy homers with touchdowns (Bush, Johnson, Stafford), and linebacker Stephen Tulloch even filled up the stat sheet on defense (14 tackles, a sack).
Oh, and they beat the Bears to share the NFC North lead at 3-1.
So that's the good news. The bad news is that four of their next six are on the road, and the two home games are against solid Cincinnati and Dallas. And the other bad news is that they've allowed 24, 25, 20 and 32 points in four games. And the other bad news is that they're the Lions.
But on this day, none of it matters – and when you're a Lions fan, that's a good thing.
5. In other news …
In the OT in Houston, Seattle's Golden Tate fielded a punt at his 5, then, after a penalty, fielded one on the goalline. He ran both out, which seems to go against everything we learned the last 50 years, and on the second one he sparked the game-winning drive with a return to the 33. …
Tampa Bay is 0-4, but they can play some defense. They have made all four opponents' offense look bad, but unfortunately they've been worse on their side. Offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan has some splainin' to do...
You've got to think the Benjarvus Green-Ellis era is over in Cincinnati; he's got 46 carries for 130 yards in four games, and Giovani Bernard (4.8 avg.) is a better receiver and runner. ..
Who the f--- greenlit Gene Simmons to sing the national anthem at Wembley? Anyone who's hoping the NFL won't expand to Europe had to be happy to see that obvious attempt at sabotage. …
Trent Richardson in two games with Indy looks a lot like the guy from Cleveland – 33 carries, 95 yards, no big runs. …
Reggie Wayne had five catches for 100 yards; he's on pace for 88-1,200-8 this year, which is suspiciously like all of his other seasons. Not bad for a guy who turns 35 in two months. …
That was a huge win for the Cardinals – they played three of their first four on the road and still managed to go 2-2, no small feat for a team thought of as the worst in the NFC back in August.
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"We don't know what we don't know". A cliche – yes, but true none-the-less.
During the late 70's and early 80's I owned and operated 4 video retail stores.
We sold video equipment and rented video movies – VHS and Beta.
I call these times the "Wild West" days of video. My stores were called Video Central.
I worked everyday and I was burning out. I needed a diversion.
My wife Donna and I had a miniature schnauzer at the time named Maggie.
We were blessed because Maggie was a great dog and very smart.
She had done really well at dog school and we were encouraged to try competing in the local dog obedience trials.
Donna signed us up for an amateur dog competition and she took Maggie to the groomers. Clipped her short and Maggie looked beautiful.
The weekend turned very hot but beautiful. The location for the event turned out to be a farm a short drive from the city. There were at least a hundred dogs there. There were rings set up for the different classes of competition. I was hooked. I could feel the excitement in the air.
Dogs and their owners everywhere – they all seemed to know what the were doing.
We had no clue. Someone pointed to the registration desk and we followed.
Each dog and their owner complete two sessions in the ring following a set of guidelines that are reviewed by a panel of judges. Start with 100 points and deductions are made for each error.
I was nervous and I was sweating from the heat. Maggie was cool and enjoyed socializing with the other dogs. I notice she was not sitting down and resting – but she was young and excited.
On our very first run in the ring we scored 99! Many of the other dog owners took notice and congratulated us. Our second run was not so successful.
The second trial included the long sit and the long down. The dog must remain stationary and not move while the owner walks away and waits for the judge to "release" the dogs.
Maggie would not sit still – she was fidgeting the whole time. I looked on in horror. This was her best trick. The long down was worse. We only scored a 76. As I walked out of the ring, three veteran dog handlers pulled me aside and asked me if I knew what had just happened.
Again – I had no clue.
Bottom line – Lessons learned – this is what you have been waiting for.
(I use these lessons learned in my video production business every day.)
They laughed and told me what should have been so obvious.
ALWAYS check the location of your event. We were outdoors – things happen. The grass had recently been cut short. It had burned from the heat.
ALWAYS check your equipment. Maggie had been recently groomed. She had no protection – cushioning – from the sharp burned grass. It was poking her exposed skin. Her stomach and her tush. She didn't want to move but it hurt to sit and lay in the sharp grass.
ALWAYS seek advice from the more experienced professionals. We didn't ask anyone about the ins and outs of dog competition. I could have avoided this situation and won the competition.
NEVER give up. Learn from your mistakes. Keep practicing and success will come.
JOIN a group that will help you and encourage you to achieve your goals.
Maggie and I continued training. We took weekends off from my business and traveled throughout the Midwest. In 1981 Maggie became the Number 1 Miniature Schnauzer in the country and the Number 3 Terrier in obedience competition in the country.
Allan Block, video producer, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Then and Now 01
My 7 Paradigm Shifts
I thought I would start this new segment of my blog that I call "Then and Now" with a flashback on the paradigm shifts in my own video production business.
Today's video producers have wonderful high definition, high quality tools to work with. Tools that enhance the beautiful images and storytelling skills that are expected in video today.
It wasn't always the case.
I shot my first wedding video in 1977. (I was just a child.) I owned some video retail stores. We sold equipment and eventually rented movies. Customers would look at the equipment on my shelves and ask what they did. Video recording for the average consumer was new and confusing. " You mean I can see myself on television?" "Time shift – what's that?" VCR, VHS, BETA ? "Too technical for me!"
I was asked to tape a wedding. I had the equipment so it was assumed that I knew what I was doing. "Never let the customer see you sweat." Sure I said I would do it. And I became a videographer. Believe me when I say that people couldn't even pronounce the word – "video what?"
I started recording with a two piece unit. The camera – big and heavy and awful in low light – tethered to a side pack video recorder – again heavy and bulky compared to the modern day camcorder.
Around 1982 Sony and Panasonic introduced the camcorder – BETA and VHS. This was huge for the "Pro" videographer. Easier, lighter and BETTER battery life. But the quality of video hadn't changed much.
Paradigm Shift #1
The Amiga A1000 computer from Commodore was introduced in 1985.
I was able to add professional looking graphics and titles to my productions. This was a big step forward and the future looked bright.
Paradigm Shift #2
I purchased the new JVC 611/811 VHS player recorder combination for $7200.00. Professional quality – slightly better video. But this equipment allowed me to make frame accurate edits. Precise editing – inserts. Linear recording only – but my productions became more creative and we got many thank you notes from happy brides.
Paradigm Shift #3
A small company in Topeka, Kansas led by a visionary named Tim Jenison introduced the Video Toaster for the Amiga computer in 1990. A hardware and software package that started the non-linear editing industry. Every editing system today uses non-linear editing. It was the word processor for video. Today I use Final Cut Pro X on a Mac computer to edit – non-linear video.
The company is called Newtek. They produce the world famous Tricaster today.
Video could now be edited out of the original order it was taken. BIG boost to creativity.
An interesting side note. In order to make non-linear work, a storage system was required to digitize taped video for use in the computer. Hard drives were invented for this storage purpose.
My first hard drive was 9 gigabytes. It cost me $4500.00! Last week I purchased two 5 terabyte
drives for $109.00 each. 10TB for $218.00! It is WAY easier to get into quality video production than it was in the "Pioneer" days.
Paradigm Shift #4
In 1995, Sony and Panasonic lead the way to DIGITAL video recording with the miniDV tape system. This was a big leap in the actual quality of the video being recorded. Video produced digitally looked a lot better. Videographers became more confident in their abilities to deliver visually high quality content.
Paradigm Shift #5
A new medium of delivery arrived around 1999 – the DVD. Finally we had something that could playback the higher quality of video we were achieving with digitally edited video.
Paradigm Shift #6
I'm including this because it became a big time saver. Digital video cameras now included hard drives and flash drives internally. This eliminated the weaknesses of videotape and kept everything in pristine digital quality. Downloading into a computer takes a couple of minutes.
An hour of tape takes an hour to download.
Paradigm Shift #7
Finally, my most current shift is the appearance of what some call the "fusion" camera. The digital DSLR camera that records video. Traditional still digital cameras used to record video.
Full HD – 2k -4k – Big beautiful images with INTERCHANGEABLE lenses! This is a huge boost to quality and creativity. Traditional video cameras have now adopted the chipset and lens features of DSLRs.
There it is. This is essentially my career history of growing up in the video production business.
Video producers have all the greatest and latest tools today.
Now that being said – I want to leave you with this thought.
A video production is not about the equipment and it's really not about the techniques and it isn't even about the experience you have. Video is all about the story. I'll repeat that – Video is ALL about the story. Tell the story. Learn how to tell a story. Make the story look better with good production value. Good images. Good sound. Use good equipment – but tell the story. That's all people care about anyway.
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This is a follow up to my previous post Lessons Learned 01
I am going to title this lesson " You can't have enough cr@#**^p in your accessories kit."
If you go into the field on a video/photo shoot – take everything you can think of and add more.
Murphy's Law states that "if it can go wrong – it will!"
Backup and redundancy are words every professional lives by. Once you are on location – you better have everything you need to get the job done.
That being said: "You don't know what you don't know."
As I mentioned in a previous post, I had great fun and success showing my Miniature Schnauzer Maggie in obedience trials. We achieved #1 Miniature Schnauzer status in 1981 despite a miserable mistake on my part.
The National Obedience Trials were going to be held in Chicago. Only the top dogs from around the country are invited. Maggie and I were on the list. We just had to pass one final test.
I was a pro dog handler by this time and Maggie was in top form.
A group of us "top dogs" traveled to Omaha, Nebraska to the Cow Palace. Two Wire Hair Terriers, a HUGE Rottweiler, a Golden Retriever and Maggie (the little guy.)
I did my research – Cow Palace = smell, dirt, dung etc.
Maggie was groomed but not too short.
I brought our "kit" bag with everything I could think of.
We spoke about the trials while driving down to Omaha.
We were set – or so I thought.
The "Cow Palace" was NO PALACE! It smelled and the 200 dogs there were peeing and pooping everywhere. 7th heaven!
Maggie was, as always, a little lady. Well behaved and I think a little offended by the smells.
Two days of competition. Day one – almost perfect. Maggie was #2. A good start.
Day two – a fermentation smell had started in the big barn.
The flies were having an orgy.
We were down to ten dogs – 6 going to Chicago.
The final exercise was the sit-stay. All ten dogs are lined up and the handlers walk away.
I noticed that the woman next to me spent a little extra time with her dog. Rubbing its ears.
As soon as we walked away, a swarm of flies descended on the dogs. A couple of dogs bolted right away. Maggie tried not to move but I could see she was in distress. The flies were around her ears ( which are cropped and open to the air on Miniature Schnauzers.) In the last few seconds of the sit-stay she moved. She just couldn't take it anymore. It was enough to eliminate us from going to the Nationals in Chicago.
I was terribly disappointed but I was very proud of Maggie and our showing.
Afterwards, the lady next to me – who did go to Chicago – came up to me and offered a bit of advice.
Lesson Learned – You don't know what you don't know.
I thought I knew it all. But this lady knew more than I did. She had more experience. She knew about the effects that flies have on dogs – especially ones that have open ears. What she did in the last few seconds of placing her dog for the sit-stay was rub "OFF " fly repellent on the tips of her dog's ears. The flies did not go near her dog!
So – if you think you know it all. If you you think you can get everything from the internet or books. YOU DON'T and YOU CAN'T!
There is always someone with more experience than you.
Join a group. Learn from others. Share your experience and help others grow and build their skills so they in turn can help others. Pay it forward.
Allan Block video producer,email@example.com
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This is my first blog post to the Minnesota Professional Video Producers Association blog.
I think it is important to offer some insight into why the MPVA actually exists.
Not so much who we are , but why we have been meeting as a professional organization since 1989. Do the math. That's 26 consecutive years. I know we are one of the oldest video oriented professional associations, if not the oldest, in the country.
Groups, clubs, organizations and associations start and fail on the strength and commitment of its members.
I believe "You are what you share". The members of the MPVA share information, tips, tricks, equipment reviews, business techniques and experiences.
"Ok Allan, but I can get all the information I need from the internet. All I have to do is Google and I can get everything I need from the World Wide Web. Why do I need to join a group and commit to attending meetings in person. My time is valuable."
That is a true statement – with a few important exceptions.
Why Join a User Group?
User groups offer many benefits — regardless of your skill level and interest level.
Make new friends.
Meet people who share your interests and passions. Make friends – face to face – with whom you can talk about all things video. Production, equipment, business practices, troubleshooting, problem solving and more, or just hang out. Go to a monthly meeting or to special events. On-line forums and chat rooms lack the personal interaction, the camaraderie, the help you may need in an emergency. Above all, you will learn that you are not alone, that others share the same success and failures that you do.
Get support and enhance your skills.
You've got questions. The MPVA has answers. Enhance your skills so you can take yourself to a new professional level, or create projects for your family or hobbies.
Learn, Teach, Mentor.
Maybe you've got some of the answers. A group like the MPVA is a rewarding way for you to share your expertise. Someone may have helped you learn about technology; now you can repay the favor while meeting new people and making new contacts. Learn and benefit from the experiences of our MPVA members.
Find local resources.
The Internet provides many answers and resources. However, nothing beats the personal connection of meeting with local video producers and exploring the resources that are available locally — from resellers to technical support to community activities.
Need a freelancer, an editor, a sound man, a voice over pro, a grip, a secretary – a date. Find a mentor. Find a business partner. There are so many networking opportunities.
Make business contacts.
Maybe you're not looking for a date, but you could be looking for professional contacts and networks. Meet people who run and manage area businesses, law practices, and medical centers and discuss ways you can build relationships that are beneficial to all parties.
Volunteer in the community.
The MPVA can help you use your video skills to help community charitable and non-profit organizations. Help create awareness about important causes and help make a better world.
It's just plain fun.
There's something about the MPVA and user groups that makes members come back time after time. We love it. We love the people we meet and the opportunities that the MPVA creates. Being a member is just plain fun.
And on a final note,
I want to put something out there in the open.
There a many, many experts and "gurus" on the internet. They love to claim they are giving away a "free" training. I have watched many hours of training. Much of it has a valuable tip or lesson.
But, I want you to understand that there is no such thing as "free".
You pay for it with your time and attention.
If you value your time as much as I value mine, then you can be sure that my membership in the MPVA over the last 26 years has been the most valuable time I have "invested" in my professional career. I never fail to learn something new at each meeting.
The members of the MPVA are committed to making sure you are rewarded with that much value just for showing up.
I encourage you to visit one of our meetings. Meet our members, learn something new, share your experiences with us, see if there is a fit for you and consider joining.
If you are one of our internet guests and don't live in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul and Minnesota, I encourage you to look for video user groups in your area and benefit from the valuable friendships you will make.
I am Allan Block. Questions? contact me firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hmmm, I wonder when the last time was I went to a theater to watch a movie??? I don't get out much, having kids does that to you...
You don't have time to watch TV or go to movies because of your kids, but you have enough time to lament the fact on the internet. I envy your life. The gun is located in the closet on the upper shelf to the left.
What the hell is that supposed to mean???
It means I hate Existentialism. As an art-form, not as practical expression.
I'm not sure what existentialism has to do with it, either.
First off, I never complained about not being able to watch TV. I also never said I don't have time to watch TV. I just choose not to. Therefore the fact that there is a writers strike has little to no impact on my life.
And my not going to movies is constrained by economics as much as (if not more than) by time. If me and my wife want to go to a movie, we need to figure in the cost of a babysitter as well. And frankly I choose (there's that word again...) to spend my money in other ways.
If that bums you out, well, I guess you know where the gun is...
If it doesn't effect you, why the fuck bother making a comment? Why bother making comment just to say a thread doesn't relate to you? You're a humorless fuck and the suggestion of blowing your brains out was merely an suggestion that might brighten your loved one's day.
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Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 213.8 mg71.3%
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The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 1464 square feet (136 square meters). This Japanese business hotel also offers spa services, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Otowa - This restaurant serves breakfast and dinner.
Start your morning with a buffet breakfast, available each day from 6:30 AM to 10 AM for a surcharge.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
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Only service animals are allowed
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: JPY 1500 per person (approximately)
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Promotional web site of Canadian visual arts. Searchable listings of current Canadian artists with graphics.
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Online gallery and information space of this painter in the 'envisionist' style.
Calligraphy Society of Ottawa
Promotes the enjoyment and study of traditional and contemporary hand lettering. Newsletter, meeting and workshop information.
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Showcases the work of Mary Nunn, watermedia artist and Ian Nunn, abstract and non-representational artist.
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Artist and singer/song-writer. Biography, music samples, and exhibition listings.
John Alexander Day
Online gallery and information space of this landscape painter.
Kanata Artists Studio Tour
Eight artists open their studios to the public each year on the first weekend in May. Profiles of the artists, plus location and hours information.
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Online gallery of this painter of impressionistic style landscapes. Also includes honours, awards, biography, and contact information.
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Freelance layout artist. Includes resume and samples of work.
Kodama Oriental Calligraphy and Painting
Site for Oriental calligraphy teacher Tomoko Kodama. Overview of subject, galleries of students work, links to books, contact information for classes.
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Fine art conservation studio specializing in the restoration and care of paintings, with locations in Ottawa and Montreal.
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Visual artist of acrylic, watercolour, ink and collage. Biography, gallery, and exhibition information.
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Non-profit organization to encourage art activities in Rideau valley area. Membership, organization, arts information.
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Painter's online gallery. Also - bio and print purchase information.
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Fine Art style drawing lessons using the Monart Method. Class, studio information.
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Gallery of works with examples of wood carving and wood burning. Ottawa, Ontario.
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Online gallery and information about this contemporary visual and media artist.
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Fine artist in acrylic and pastel. Information about this artist, her exhibits, commissions and awards.
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Created attachment 425926 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.1 (WIP)
The UI we show for missing/disabled plugins sets the entire plugin box to be clickable, and has "click here" text. That's a little too 1990 style, it would be better to just have specific actions in the text be clickable links, instead of making the whole box an unstyled link.
This WIP does that and has a little cleanup. I seems to be hitting an XPConnect problem between the "UHOH" and "PHEW" when clicking the link to download a plugin...
JavaScript error: , line 0: Permission denied for <file://> to call method UnnamedClass.toString on <>.
JavaScript error: , line 0: uncaught exception: unknown (can't convert to string)
To clarify only the hyperlink in the message should be a clickable target, making the entire surface a clickable target can lead to unexpected clicks if the the message isn't shown on the page (really big area for the plugin), an the box doesn't visually afford that it can be clicked.
This is not Core code.
This seems wrong:
:-moz-handler-disabled .msgDisabled1,
:-moz-handler-disabled .msgDisabled2,
Created attachment 448312 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.2
This gets rid of the "click here" working, hides the in-content UI when it's too small (like crashed plugins do), and lays a bit of groundwork for bug 539832.
Why is this patch in review since a half year?
Created attachment 526176 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.3
Updated to trunk.
Just to expand a bit on what this patch is doing (reading top-to-bottom):
* for plugin-not-found <embed>s, set the new "status" attribute to enable display of the "click to install" text. [As noted above, this is the first step towards giving it the smarts to check for something being available _before_ inviting the user to click.]
* moves the notification bar pref checks into the code that's already checking notification bar stuff, for consistency and to avoid the early return that would skip other work (like the "hide in-content UI when too small" thing)
* moves the outdatedNotification check down to the other notification checks (there was a big static data object in between, which made following the code a little awkward)
* updates structure, strings, and style to eliminate whole-plugin "click here to X" in favor of info message + "action noun..." link.
Comment on attachment 526176 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.3
>diff --git a/browser/base/content/browser.js b/browser/base/content/browser.js
> handleEvent : function(event) {
> case "PluginOutdated":
> self.pluginUnavailable(plugin, event.type);
> break;
> #ifdef XP_MACOSX
> case "npapi-carbon-event-model-failure":
> self.pluginUnavailable(plugin, event.type);
> break;
> #endif
Seems like you could merge these now.
>+ if (gPrefService.getBoolPref("plugins.hide_infobar_for_carbon_failure_plugin"))
>+ return;
>+ if (gPrefService.getBoolPref("plugins.hide_infobar_for_missing_plugin")) // XXX add a new pref?
>+ return;
>+ if (gPrefService.getBoolPref("plugins.hide_infobar_for_outdated_plugin"))
>+ return;
>+ if (gPrefService.getBoolPref("plugins.hide_infobar_for_missing_plugin"))
>+ return;
I think you still want to do these checks at the top of this function, to avoid doing the getBrowserForDocument/getPluginInfo/getNotificationBox work when you're not going to show a notification anyways. I guess that's annoying since you'd need to duplicate the conditions, though... meh.
>diff --git a/toolkit/locales/en-US/chrome/mozapps/plugins/plugins.dtd b/toolkit/locales/en-US/chrome/mozapps/plugins/plugins.dtd
>-<!ENTITY missingPlugin.label "Click here to download plugin.">
(mostly unrelated: missingPlugin.label in plugins.properties looks to be unused, maybe remove it? http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?date=explicit&mindate=2006-01-03+11%3A44&maxdate=2006-01-03+11%3A44 )
>+<!ENTITY missingPlugin "A plugin is needed to display this content.">
>+<!ENTITY disabledPlugin "This plugin is disabled.">
>+<!ENTITY installPlugin "Install pluginâ¦">
>+<!ENTITY managePlugins "Manage pluginsâ¦">
I wonder whether not using ".label" will mess up some l10n tools. I suppose there are no accesskeys to associate these strings with so I guess it's probably OK.
Do we have any test coverage for this stuff? Or do you just test it all manually?
I tested the missing and blocked cases manually, and noticed that the link doesn't look like a link at all (no underline, no cursor change, etc.). This makes it kind of hard to tell where you need to click. r- because of that, I guess, but this all looks OK otherwise.
(In reply to comment #7)
> Seems like you could merge these now.
> (mostly unrelated: missingPlugin.label in plugins.properties looks to be
> unused, maybe remove it?
> http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?date=explicit&mindate=2006-01-
> 03+11%3A44&maxdate=2006-01-03+11%3A44 )
> Do we have any test coverage for this stuff? Or do you just test it all
> manually?
There are tests for the wizard part of things, some RTL checks, the OS X 32/64 bit thing, and browser_pluginnotification.js checks for correct notification bars. Otherwise it's been mostly manual, I should ponder what kind of automated testing would make sense here...
> I tested the missing and blocked cases manually, and noticed that the link
> doesn't look like a link at all (no underline, no cursor change, etc.). This
> makes it kind of hard to tell where you need to click. r- because of that, I
> guess, but this all looks OK otherwise.
Hmm. Looks fine to me on Windows, and I don't see any obvious reason from the code/style why it would be different on Mac. I'll build and check on OS X to see whats up.
Created attachment 533105 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.4
Interesting, turns out gavin's issue was from testing with a data: URI, like data:text/html,<embed type="application/x-silverlight">. "Real" pages work fine, and Firefox 4 seems to have the same problem. Problem seems to be that the :-moz-any-link style from ua.css isn't getting applied. I'll file a followup, since that seems to be a content/CSS issue.
Created attachment 534160 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch v.5
Fix a test that was expecting the whole plugin to be clickable.
Pushed http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/6c3b228838e5
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:6.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/6.0
Verified issue on Windows XP, Windows 7, Ubuntu and Mac OS X 10.6.
After uninstalling the Flash player and disabling the java plug-in, the text "click here" does not appear anymore. Also, the entire plugin box is not clickable all over as it used to be.