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There are a bunch of things that affect sound. On a V-8, firing order changes the way an engine sounds. You can actually hear the difference between a Ford 5.0 and a 350 Chevy.
Camshaft design can affect sound. A longer exhaust duration and a tighter lobe separation make for a louder engine.
Compression ratio affects the sound. Higher compression, equals louder.
Engine size affects sound. If you have two cars with the same everything except size, the larger one will be louder (think Pontiac, Buick, Olds) The smaller engine will also sound crisper. Think big block vs. small block.
Exhaust pipe size changes the sound. Larger pipes make more noise. A 3" system is WAAAYY louder that a 2" system.
Muffler design makes a difference. In talking about mufflers, a larger muffler makes more power and is quieter than a smaller muffler.
A two chambered Flowmaster is louder than a three chamber (50 Series), but the 50 makes more power. A 70 series big bodied three chamber makes more power that the 50 series, but is quieter.
I particularly like Dynomax mufflers. They are a combination of a chambered muffler that also has packing. Their welded mufflers include Race Magnums that I think are pretty loud. Their bread and butter muffler is the Super Turbo. The Super Turbo have a 17" long body and are fairly loud, but they don't have the interior drumming that a Flowmaster has. I run Hemi Super Turbos, which are a big Body Super Turbo. These are 23" long and are quiter and make more power that a Super Turbo. They also make the Ultra Flow mufflers. An Ultra Flow is a Super Turbo with a stainless case.
Many manufacturers make packed chambered mufflers, and Edelbrock even sells a kit to repack their mufflers (what a concept).
Turbo mufflers are usually inexpensive generic stock chambered mufflers that have some sound(but not much tone) because they are short, and have some power because there is not a whole lot of chamber size.
Glasspacks (and steelpack such as Smitty's) come in lengths from 6" to over 48". The longer it gets, the more mellow it gets. Anything over 30" or so has that classic "motor boat" sound. Because it is a straight through muffler, it makes decent power but in shorter lengths it will be loud.
System configuration makes a difference.If the system has an H pipe or an X pipe, it will be mellower and make more power. The H pipe increases low end power and smooths out the exhaust pulses to take the raspyness out. An X pipe seems to do it better, because it actually forces the flow from each side to mingle.
In some cases, headers will be a little louder than cast iron manifolds primarily because the cast iron soaks up some of the sound..But there is not a significant difference. The quality of the sound is different because headers make a unique underhodd noise that, to me, is not unpleasant.
Vehicles that have full tailpipes sound crisper and less resonant (droney) than those that have turn downs under the car.
I lost a bother in law to carbon monoxide poisoning, so I am very careful with preventing CO to enter the passenger compartment. If there is a compelling reason to not run tailpipes out of the back, I will at least kick them outside of the body line ahead of the rear wheels. I prefer to have them come out the back, but kicking them over the axle and then out the side behind the rear tire is a good option.
Tips affect sound, but not significantly. A flat tip will make the sound raspier, a turn down will lower the sound, a round or oval tip bigger than the tail pipe will magnify the sound a bit (That is why they call them Echo Cans).
If you want to really throw a monkey wrench into all this, compare the sound of a V8 with that of a straight 8 with duals (one of the sweetest sounds ever), or compare a v8 with a straight 6 with duals. Then toss in a v6 with duals and it gets even crazier....The differences are all related to crankshaft phasing, firing order, etc etc.
Then we get into sound quality. What is loud to me might not be loud to you. What I think has a good tone will sound ratty to someone else.
At my shop, we sold 40 series Flows if the customer wanted it loud, and Super Turbos if he wanted it quiet..But sometimes it didn't work out that way. I vividly remember a Ranchero with a 351C that we put Super Turbos on, and it was so loud, the guy got stopped on the way home from my shop for noise. We finally got it quieted down by adding an H pipe and a pair of 9" glasspacks in each tailpipe...I had trouble getting my 383 powered S-10 to quiet down. I put Flows on it and couldn't stand them. I put super turbos on it and it sounded like it had some really short glass packs on it. I finally put DynoMax Z plus mufflers (like a Hemi) and finally got it quiet...We can't have a 12 second sleeper that is noisy can we????
The answer to you question about a stock 350 with glasspacks is that, if they are long enough, it will sound great...I would go with 32" and an H pipe...It will sound really good.
Ok, out of all the replies I conclude that intake manifold, firing order, camshaft, header size, exhaust tube size, muffler type and location determine engine sound.
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It seems as though there are probably a million things that effect the sound of an engine. I think most of it probably has to do with the type and size of exhaust, etc. There is the unmistakable fact, though, that a 4.3 liter v6 (which is a 350 with 2 fewer slugs) sounds nothing like a 350. Why? Even if you disconnected two wires on the 350 it wouldn't sound like the 4.3. I can't explain that. Probably something about the amount of expansion room the exhaust gasses have, the total volume of gas in the exhaust etc.
Cams are easier to explain. A car idles choppy because the overlap of the cam is allowing dirty exhaust to remain in the chamber, because the air velocity is not yet high enough to create the scavenging effects needed to move fuel/air into the chamber and suck the exhaust gasses out. Essentially, its running choppy because its re-burning dirty air.
Mufflers just redirect and cancel some if not most of the sound waves traveling down the exhaust. Packed mufflers cancel more sound than welded, in most cases. I prefer welded, some don't like the tinny timbre to them, but they last longer than packed and rap on their way down well.
Kinda hard to explain it all in a little post like this... keep in mind there are people who make their living dealing with how the exhaust sounds. I've done a few myself... Ford T-bird, 2001 Harley Edition F150, and others.
Everything mentioned will make a difference. Anything that changes the power of the engine will also change the sound. Simply changing the timing can change the sound.
Manifolds play a big part in the sound. If you analyze the sound, the results are typically tied to engine orders. A V8 fires four times per rev, so (assuming it's an even firing engine) fourth order is often dominant. But, if you have unequal length downpipes, or uneven firing intervals (i.e. Harley Davidson) you will create "odd" orders, which some people think sound powerful. Typically "even" orders sound smoother than "odd" orders...
In general, small pipes filter out low frequencies more than larger pipes do. Long pipe lengths can add drones to the exhaust note, this typically gets worse as the pipe diameter goes up. One thing to keep in mind - mufflers don't do anything other than filter sound. If the engine isn't making the sound to begin with, a muffler can't add it in.
And of course there are exceptions to about everything I've mentioned, but like I said, people make careers out of this so you can't get it all in one post... Plus, sound is subjective. Different people perceive things differently so what sounds nice to me may sound weak to you.
Oh yeah, last comment. For the record, I think loud pipes suck.
I think the duration of the cam plays the biggest role in getting a good sound. But if you have a cam that has a lot of duration and stock mufflers its not going to sound great. just my 2cents worth
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My street rod has a mild cam in a 350SBC, I originally had Turbo's which gave a deep sound but no snap, pop or cracks like glass or steel packs. I had it changed to add a H Pipe between each side and added Flowmasters. It gave a deep sound but much richer. Cool thing is that at about 25 miles per hour it hits resonance and rattles my neighbor's windows as I leave the neighborhood. Just got to love it>>>>DAVE
|Firing order plays a part. This affects the timing of the individual pulses in the given exhuast (assuming dual outlets). The same principal applies to 180 deg. headers where you have one tube crossing over from each side. A very unique sound.
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With the muflers removed; the cam plays the biggest part as far as the overall engine sound, a standard cam will allow the engine to idle very smoothly and give a restrained nice acceleration sound whereas a big cam (lumpy) will have a rougher idle and a 'full on' sound under acceleration. Fuel Injection runs smoother than carbs and affects the sound also. Turbo mufflers are generally louder than glass packs but it depends how restricted the glass packs are as they vary from different manufacturer. Header primary length/size and expansion chamber or collector length also affects the sound as does valve size, head chamber size and piston design type. Most engines with headers and open pipes will sound quite crisp and flat until under load within the cam range. deep sounds are generally due to freeflow mufflers and tailpipes. If you have your tailpipes short on mufflers that finish ahead of the rear axle then you get a very deep droning sound which shakes the neighbours windows (this may be illegal as the potential for carbon monoxide to enter the vehicle is high). Larger diameter pipe generally makes more noise too. Standard engine with headers and glass packs will be as loud as the glass packs are restricted and the tail pipe length.
|My philosophy is ......... if you build it with enough horsepower, the "Good Sound" will take care of itself
Cam will change the sound and idle quality. Generally, the bigger the cam the more lumpy it idles and sounds. Firing order has some to do with the sound as well as the actualy Cubic Inches of the engine. Headers, heads, etc. will also vary the sound of the engine somewhat.
Mufflers probably determind sound the most. Glasspacks are louder than turbos. The stock sbc with headers and glasspacks would sound loud. Kind of hard to describe the sound though. I personally dont think they sound that great but its all relative I suppose.
What determines engine sound?
Might sound stupid, but what determines the engine sound? Obviously number of cylinders. But lets assume they're all V8's. What exactly gives you the deep sound? Or the choppy rough sound?
I've hear that the cam plays a big role in the sound. Also headers and exhaust off course.
Now are glasspacks louder or turbo-mufflers?
What would your engine sound like if it was pure stock with headers and glasspacks (lets assume it's an SBC).
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- 1/2 cup sour cream
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"Heidar Helguson is the biggest threat to Arsenal. He has caused problems in the air to most centre halves this season. Armand Traore returns to Arsenal as the first-choice left back, but having watched him a lot this year, he is still making the same positional mistakes that hindered his Gunners career. Alejandro Faurlin has been their best midfield player both with and without the ball."
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Orbeez beads and glow sticks= SENSORY FUN!
My daughter got one of those Orbeez bead sets for Christmas. I was so amazed at how those beads grew in the water. It was so much fun! :) My daughter made her necklaces with the beads but we had a lot more m beads so we have been using them for some fun sensory play.
We put the beads in a dish and we got some glow sticks and put them in the container with the beads. The beads looked really awesome. :) My daughter loved it. She played in the dark with the beads and glow sticks for a long time. :)
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Those look STUNNING! fab idea!
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Eye catching! Had to check out what these were. Still don't know what Orbeez beads are, but I will be checking that out!
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We love water beads which appear similar to Orbeez, but I never thought to put glow sticks in with them! This looks like a blast!
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Oh, wow!! That looks like a lot of fun. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
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where do you get these ideas?! way creative. I think this would be awesome for in the classroom, and for camp. I like this a ton.
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What a gorgeously creative sensory activity! I'd love it if you'd link this post to the Rainbow Connection... :)
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The Muslim world has reacted with silence over the continued persecution of Muslims in the western Xinjiang region where the government has cracked down on any attempt to further goals of Muslims for equality. The vast desert area bordering on central Asia contains more than eight million Muslim members of the ethnic Ughur population. According to the Procuratorial Daily, the Chinese government initially cracked down with severity in months leading up to last summer's Olympic Games in order to avoid any evidence of dissident behavior in the nation. The paper estimates 1,296 people were arrested on suspicion of endangering state security during the first 11 months of 2008, and over one thousand have been placed on trial. Chinese authorities are trying to strike hard at the three forces of terrorism, separatism, and religious extremism.
The plight of Muslims living in western areas of China has gone relatively unnoticed on the part of the world Muslim press. Perhaps, it is too far away or it could be lack of knowledge which impairs tough minded investigation of Chinese policies toward minorities. Unlike the Tibetans, the Ughurs are not popular with the world press.


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1. Rise, ye Saints, and temples enter;
Seek the path that leads ahead.
Seal in everlasting circles
All our loved ones, quick and dead.
2. Learn the plan of exaltation;
With His sacred laws comply.
Live to earn in binding cov'nant
Blessings of our God most high.
3. Elohim, thou great designer,
Wilt thou heaven's pow'rs bestow,
As thy faithful sons and daughters
Serve in temples here below.
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Muny was "on the money" for the $500,000 Hollywood Derby next Sunday. The front-running Oak Tree Derby winner worked six furlongs breezing in 1:14 on turf at Hollywood Park Sunday to the delight of trainer Mike Puype and jockey David Flores.
"He was going as easy as can be; he's ready to go," said Puype after the drill in company with stablemate El Carillero, who came from behind and closed two lengths in the stretch but did not pass the leader, under a hold by Flores.
"He doesn't have to be on the lead, but at a mile and a quarter he will be forwardly placed for sure," said Puype.
"But I don't think there will be a horse that can keep up with him," said Flores of the early pace. Muny, a gelded son of Najran, has won his last three starts with game finishes turning back challengers. Puype keeps his fingers crossed that Muny can handle ten furlongs as well as he did nine in the Oak Tree Derby.
A field of nine is probable: Court Vision (Ramon Dominguez), Cowboy Cal (John Velazquez), Dixie Chatter (Tyler Baze), Gio Ponti (Garrett Gomez), Madeo (Mike Smith), Midships (Rafael Bejarano), Muny (Flores), Sailor's Cap (Alan Garcia) and Albahri (Julien Leparoux).
Bejarano took a call on English import Midships for trainer Bobby Frankel. The gray/roan son of Mizzen Mast has worked four times at Santa Anita since a second-place finish in a Newmarket stake Oct. 3.
Victorious in two of ten starts, Midships was favored in a stake won by Breeders' Cup Classic winner Raven's Pass in a 2007 stake at Ascot and finished ahead of Breeders' Cup Turf winner Conduit in an April stake at Sandown.
Trainer Bill Mott confirmed Sunday from Florida that Court Vision would be shipped west for the $500,000 Hollywood Derby next Sunday and be accompanied by Successful Mission for the $100,000-added Generous Stakes for 2-year-olds on Saturday.
"They will both breeze Monday and ship Tuesday," said Mott of the pair stabled at Payson Park.
"Court Vision does a little bit of everything," said Mott. "He's okay on dirt and synthetic, and he's real good on turf."
Court Vision has won on all three surfaces, breaking his maiden on synthetic at Keeneland, winning the Iroquois and Remsen stakes on dirt at Churchill Downs and Aqueduct, respectively, and annexing the Jamaica Handicap on the grass in his last outing at Belmont Park, edging Gio Ponti Oct. 4.
"His second turf start in the Virginia Derby was quite good, a good indicator (of his grass ability)," said Mott of the colt's second-place finish, a nose behind Gio Ponti in July.
Mott won the 1992 Hollywood Derby with Paradise Creek.
Successful Mission won his last two outings on turf, breaking his maiden at the Meadowlands and winning a small stake at Belmont, after two setbacks on dirt.
"I always thought he was a nice horse, and he was not able to show it until I put him on turf," said Mott. "So far, he hasn't done anything wrong on grass."
Mott also said Pioneerof the Nile, fifth-place finisher in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, has been transferred to the Bob Baffert stable at Santa Anita. He is a candidate for the $750,000 CashCall Futurity here Dec. 20.
New York-based trainer Jim Toner, who shipped Bold Hawk west last year to finish third in the Hollywood Derby, hopes to better that finish this year with Sailor's Cap.
"They're entirely different types of horses," Toner said Sunday. "Bold Hawk was a big huge horse. Sailor's Cap is a very neat-looking athletic-type horse. He is smaller and quicker, and you can place him anywhere."
Toner said Sailor's Cap, who has been training at Belmont Park, will be flown west Monday. He finished a closing third in the Johns Gold Stakes at Belmont Oct. 23 in his first start in three months.
"He planned to freshen him after the Virginia Derby (in which he finished third in July)," explained Toner. "But he came up with a foot issue after that race, and it took more time off than we had anticipated.
"He was not 100 per cent for the Johns Gold but he had to make that timeframe to make the Hollywood Derby," said Toner. "He came out of it well, and has trained well."
Sailor's Cap won the Colonial Turf Cup at Colonial Downs in a downpour in June as a 1 3/16-mile prep for the Virginia Derby. "He looked like a sailor to swim through everything the way he did," recalled Toner with a chuckle.
I Can See worked five furlongs in a bullet 1:01.60 on turf Sunday under exercise rider Fernando Serna to earn a probable start in the $500,000 Matriarch next Sunday.
"The rider said she worked fabulous," said trainer Steve Knapp of the one-eyed 5-year-old mare. "She's training good. I just don't know if she's good enough but we've got to try." The Grade I test is for fillies and mares at one mile on turf.
"She was way too far back in the Yellow Ribbon," said Knapp of a sixth-place finish after being last in a ten-horse field in the early going in her last start Sept. 27 at Santa Anita.
I Can See is expected to be a longshot in a lineup also expected to include defending champion Precious Kitten (Rafael Bejarano), Visit (Garrett Gomez), Cocoa Beach (Ramon Dominguez), Roshani (John Velazquez), Rosinka (Jeremy Rose), Black Mamba (Mike Smith), Magical Fantasy (Alex Solis), Criminologist (Edgar Prado) and Passified.
Jockey Garrett Gomez seeks a record-equaling third victory in the $400,000 Citation Handicap, a Grade I test at 1 1/16 miles on turf Friday.
Gomez has taken a call back on Whatsthescript, third-place finisher in the Breeders' Cup Mile for trainer John Sadler, who also plans to run Becrux, a supplementary entry.
Gomez won the 1998 Citation on Military and the 2006 running aboard Ashkal Way. He tries to join exclusive company. Bill Shoemaker, Gary Stevens, Patrick Valenzuela, Chris McCarron and Laffit Pincay, Jr. have each won the race three times.
Other probable starters include Proudinsky — third-place finisher last year — and Ferneley, Formal Decree, Galantas, Hyperbaric, Lord Admiral and Rebellion.
FINISH LINES — Platinum Stiletto, a recent maiden winner here, and Ms. Lively, who broke her maiden at Calder, worked five furlongs in company in 1:03.20 on turf for the $100,000-added Miesque Stakes for 2-year-old fillies on turf Friday for trainer Jennie Green. Both are daughters of Mr. Livingston. They are owned and bred by Teresa and David Palmer, who stand the stallion. Trainer Bob Baffert also plans to enter a pair of Century Park and Internallyflawless, as does John Sadler with Emmy Darling and Eloquently. Other probables include Habaya, Kinesiology and Pretty Katherine…Canadian invader Insurgence worked five furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:00.60 for the Mark Casse stable for the $100,000-added Generous Stakes for 2-year-olds on turf Saturday. Other probables include the Todd Pletcher-trained duo of Bittel Road and Hype, and Florida invader Successful Mission…Carrilero drilled six furlongs on turf in 1:13.60 under Jose Valdivia Jr., for the $150,000 Hollywood Turf Express Handicap at six furlongs Saturday. The Mike Puype-trained Argentine-bred will carry 114 pounds. California Flag is expected to be the starting high weight at 117. Desert Code (121) and In Summation (120) are both expected to pass. Trainer David Hofmans said that Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint winner Desert Code will miss because of some filling in an ankle…Trainer John Shirreffs, who was hospitalized Friday after his pony was spooked on the track, is scheduled to be released today from Centinela Hospital, according to assistant Michelle Jensen. Shirreffs, 63, suffered an injury to his pelvic region…"Awesome," said West Point Thoroughbreds representative Jeff Bloom after Awesome Gem worked five furlongs in 1:02.20 on turf for the Hong Kong Mile Dec. 14...Jockey Patrick Smullen is scheduled to come from Ireland for trainer Dermot Weld to ride Winchester, the Secretariat Stakes winner training here the past month, in the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup Dec. 6 . . . Jockey Joel Rosario has replaced agent Vince DeGregory with Vic Stauffer.


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The Qu'ran has many miraculous features which prove that it is the Word of Allah. In the description of scientific information, events which took place in the past, or in the mathematical encryptions provided in the Qu'ran, truths that could not possibly have been known by anyone during that era are revealed in the verses. In addition to this, advances impossible to acquire with the level of knowledge and technology of that period are pointed out in some verses in the Qu'ran. However the fact that some scientific facts have been discovered with the technology of the 20th and 21st century, the fact that these facts were revealed in the Qu'ran 1,400 years ago is a clear evidence that the Qu'ran cannot be the word of man.
One of the verses that points to the future in the Qu'ran is the 73rd verse of surat al-Baqara:
Remember when you killed someone and violently accused each other of it, and Allah brought out what you were hiding. We said, 'Hit him with part of it!' In that way Allah gives life to the dead and He shows you His Signs so that hopefully you will understand. (Surat al-Baqara, 72-73)
In the verse above, one of the definitions of the Arabic word "biba'diha" translated as "with part of it" is the words "someone, somebody". When these meanings are considered, as it is possible that the heart may work again when it is hit from the top; thus, there may be a sign in the verse which alludes to heart massage (Allah knows the truth).
As is known, a person who is given a heart massage has the characteristics of a dead body. He is unconscious, , and his respiration and heart beat have stopped. With today's knowledge, a person whose heart has stopped is given a heart massage in order to get it working again and for vital functions to continue. In heart massage, pressure is applied to the chest at certain intervals and the heart's rhythmic contraction is re-activated to pump blood.
In this respect, a dead body being struck in order to be revived can be considered to be a sign pointing to the method of heart massage. The Qu'ran is the Word of Almighty Allah, Who creates everything out of nothing, encompasses all things with His Existence, and is not bound by time. Therefore, every verse in the Qu'ran includes knowledge our Almighty Lord revealed through inspiration. Allah reveals in one verse about the Qu'ran as "If it had been from other than Allah, they would have found many inconsistencies in it." (Surat an-Nisa, 82).


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The last time Arsenal beat one of the 'Big Four', they failed to build on it. Arsène Wenger is determined not to let that happen again.
Last month's pulsating 2-1 victory over Manchester United was followed by a convincing win in the Carling Cup but then two defeats in the Premier League. Sunday's comeback at Chelsea has given Arsenal a second chance to reignite their campaign and Wenger wants the Stamford Bridge afterglow to last a lot longer than one game.
The Carling Cup takes centre stage tonight but, in the longer term, Wenger needs his players to maintain their momentum when the Premier League campaign resumes.
"We are cautious because of what happened before [after the win over Manchester United]," Wenger told Arsenal TV Online. "I believe that is where we can show that we have learned and we can keep the temperature up, that is the target of the next game.
"The Premier League is difficult because as soon as you drop a bit off of your level you don't win. That has changed since five years ago."
Arsenal have come unstuck against some of the top flight's lesser lights this season - Hull City, Stoke City and Fulham all beat Wenger's side before Aston Villa and Manchester City inflicted further damage late last month. Wenger knows that Wigan and Middlesbrough - Arsenal's next opponents - will also dent his team's title challenge given half a chance.
"No matter who you consider you can be in trouble against every single team," said Wenger.
"I would like to take the positives from [Sunday's] game because I believe we have shown character.
"At 1-0 down at Chelsea if you don't really fight, you have no chance. Very few teams come out with a victory once they are 1-0 down at Chelsea. You could say that Liverpool have won 1-0 and Man United have drawn 1-1 but they were never 1-0 down and you need something special to come back and win the game from that position."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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If the specs. are indeed correct, then the obvious differences on the WB2000 would be: a new CMOS sensor with lower resolution and lower pixel density, 1080 Full HD H.264 video, 3" AMOLED 614,000 pixel display... The lens may not be quite the same, as the newer one claims Normal Focus Range of 50cm... Let's hope the WB2000 will have improved Image Quality!
There are even more surprise. 10fps continues shooting ability, 240fps to maximum 1000fps slow motion movie recoed.
Actually, I think for initial price at 350 dollars, even it does not improve image quality over wb1000(tl320), it is still good enough. Really, we can not expect much from a tiny 1/2.3 sensor. otherwise, what is the postion of those large sensor compact ones, like s90, lx3, and samsung own new tl500(ex1)
As impressive as the WB100 might be, the marketing accompanying the model in the domestic (as in Korea) market is staggeringly condescending. They actually pitch the model as a "miniDSLR."
@PK - if I had a penny for every time a company thought its customers were stupid, Carlos Slim would be looking nervously over his shoulder.
Mind you, he probably does that already.
Am I looking at the same camera as everybody else?.. The iso tests are awful and the cathedral shot (close up) looks ropey. The spec is nice but how is this getting 8/10 for IQ???
It turns the audio off when you zoom?! That's just ridiculous. So what if it's noisy, if you're recording something loud like a gig or air show, it's hardly going to be louder than the subject matter.
to joose.
You must do not understand a 1/2.3 sensor camera very well.
The photo quality of this one by standard is definetly above average of those 1/2.3 sensor compact camera.
Always remember, score is relative and only valuable when u comapre to same type of camera at same year.
Remeber tz7(zs3) got 10 of image quality here. really, there is no doubt. at 2009, zs3 is at top image quality of 1/2.3 compact cameras(If u can find a better 1/2.3 one at 2009, point out). this wb1000 is also a 2009 model, comapre to tz10, got a score of 8 is very resonable. There are plenty behind this one.
Do not use standard of dslr or even larger sensor compact camera to compare with.
I am sorry, tz7 only got 9 of image quality not 10. but u got the idea.
the fz38 got 10 ot it. and that one also use 1/2.3 sensor if am right.
@markma - Your right I don't know of another 1/2.3 sensor camera that is better because I'm too lazy to check ;) etc. What I do know is that the IQ is terrible and I'd rather have a larger sensor size than gizmo's that don't give me a better picture. For example one of the EXR Fuji's. These Samsungs always look good on paper but their IQ's are always subpar to me.
I bought the wb1000. It turns itself on and drains the battery. I sent it in for repair and they damaged the battery meter, and did not fix the initial problem. I sent it back for repair again and they did not fix the battery meter or the initial problem again. They merely cleaned it and sent it back to me. I asked Samsung for a new camera since they are not capable of recognizing the problems with a fully detailed description or fixing the camera. Now they offered to exchange it for a Ec-TL210 which sells for more than a hundred dollars less! No hVGA+AMOLED screen, merely a TFT LED screen, a much cheaper camera. What an insult! GOOD LUCK with any Samsung product!! Even worse is their "customer service"!!
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At the start of this historic season, Arsenal Football Club put up a new wall in the fabled Marble Halls at Highbury. They invited current players to write messages of farewell to their famous old ground. Arsenal.com has taken a slightly different tack. Just before the final competitive game at this stadium, we have invited well-known people connected with the Club and the area, in whatever capacity, to pay their tribute.
We will be adding to them as the days go on.
"Highbury brings so many brilliant memories flooding back.
Personally I miss the famous glass dug outs - I spent a lot of time
in there! Best of luck to Arsenal in their new home but Highbury
will be hard to match."
Niall Quinn, player
"My first visit to Highbury would have been around 1959 or
1960 and when I walked into the dressing rooms and the marble halls
I realised how classy the place was. Arsenal's ground was way
ahead of everybody else's and it wasn't ostentatious at
all. It was built early in the 20th century but still looks
terrific right up until the present day. Thanks to all the fans,
and thanks for all the memories."
Frank McLintock, player
"It's the greatest club ground in the country and it
was my home for 43 years. Without Arsenal there would be no Bob
Bob Wilson, player
"Highbury will be, along with the Stade de France, always
the biggest and best stadium for me in terms of passion,
commitment, the link between the club and the players along with
the link between the players and the fans. It will be that way for
me until I die."
Emmanuel Petit, player
"You travel around the country and the world visiting
football stadiums and while some are bigger, some are newer and
some are architecturally superior, none has the atmosphere or the
emotional power of Highbury. It is sometimes as if the history of
football is there in front of you every week, all the feats of the
past, of a thousand games, and of a millions fans' memories.
It's immensely sad to leave, but the game has moved on and so
too have Arsenal. But Highbury will always be our true home."
Paul Chronnell, journalist (Islington Gazette, England)
"Like many journalists, I love Highbury. There is always a
warm welcome from the ladies and gentlemen who look after us and
even the squeeze to get into the press box is somehow friendly.
Having been a paying North Bank customer on the night when the
place held its lowest-ever league crowd - the match was against
Leeds and I think Arsenal fans were aghast at the standard of
performances under Billy Wright in the mid-1960s - I have seen the
stadium improve greatly during the George Graham and Arsène Wenger
eras. As for the football, I'll never forget the European
nights: Bayer Leverkusen and Juventus would be the favourites.
Thierry Henry is not a bad player. But in recent years no performer
on the pitch has deserved more credit than the groundsman Paul
Burgess. What a surface! If he can do as well at the Emirates
Stadium, plenty more super football can be expected."
Patrick Barclay, journalist (Sunday Telegraph, England)
"It is going to be like saying goodbye to an old friend. One that you have shared tremendous times with and some disappointments with, even fallen out with very briefly. But over the years the friendship has lasted and will be sorely missed."
Paul Burrell, Arsenal Stadium announcer
"There is just a special feeling as soon as you walk
through the doors of Highbury as a youngster and see the bust of
Herbert Chapman in the Marble Halls. It will be a sad day on Sunday
but we have many great, great memories of Highbury and hopefully
we'll have many more in the new stadium."
Charlie George, player
"Highbury? My favourite ground in England and not just
because, thanks to Arsène Wenger, it has been the scene of some of
the finest football you could have seen anywhere in the world for
the last decade. There are bigger, brasher and certainly louder
places to watch football but none where you could imagine wanting
to live for years to come."
Matt Dickinson, journalist (Times, England)
"Sunday will be a highly emotional day for everybody linked
with Arsenal whether as a player,supporter or employee.We will all
think of what has passed at this fantastic stadium and have our own
special memories. Mine are simply that I was given the opportunity
to represent the club and I will be forever grateful to have
spent those years at Highbury."
Sammy Nelson, player
"I will always remember the first night I entered Highbury:
it was a UEFA Cup game against Auxerre in the mid 90's. I
hardly watched the game, I was so taken aback by the ambiance, the
architecture, the fans. I was in the Temple. I smelled football
Xavier Rivoire, journalist, (France Football)
"Picture the scene, Nick Hornby's incredibly accurate
description of the emotions he went through on his first ever visit
to Highbury, especially on taking his seat for the match. I am sure
I'm not the only one who's experience mirrors his
perfectly. There can be very few places in life that after 30 years
still bring a tear to the eye. Although I will try hard to hold
them back, I'm sure those very tears will flow for one last
time on Sunday. My home from home and the one and only place
that allows me to completely forget the problems life throws up.
Leaving for the last time will be one of the hardest things I have
ever had to do."
Frank Stubbs, Arsenal.com Fan's Diarist
"Everybody knows about the Marble Halls and the underfloor
heating in the dressing rooms. These sorts of things impress you.
You are bowled over by the history of the place when you walk
through the doors."
Brian Marwood
"My main memory of Highbury will be winning the Fairs Cup.
I was only a kid then but up to that point it was all about what
the great sides of the 30s had done. It was such a high that the
players who had come through the ranks could put the old
photographs away."
Pat Rice
"It had a certain aura and the Marble Halls were very
impressive. It has always been a grand place, shall we say. When I
was there the atmosphere was great. I always had a great rapport
with the crowd."
Alan Sunderland
"When I came to Highbury, [manager] Billy Wright met me at
the front step. I was a 21-year-old student going through the
Marble Halls and everything was Art Deco. He took me on a tour and
did a very clever things. He left going down the tunnel and out on
the pitch until last. When I walked out my mouth almost dropped
open. I was amazed at the height of stand that had been built as
long ago as 1933 and 1936. I still say to people it was not a
football ground to me it was cathedral. It is still a cathedral to
me. It is one of the most magnificent buildings."
Bob Wilson
"There have been so many games there, particularly under
floodlights. I am totally biased. Once an Arsenal man, always an
Arsenal man, I say but the people have made it the way it is. It
was a sheer delight to work with such wonderful people."
Terry Neill
"When I was a kid, one day we got a knock on the door from
an Arsenal scout. He invited me down to Highbury and I went on my
own, the first sight I got was from the train."
John Radford
"I first walked into Highbury in May 1973 and I fell in
love with the place straight away. I am very proud to have played
David O'Leary
"I have been playing for Arsenal Ladies since 1996 and have
had some very memorable experiences both playing and watching games
at Highbury. I am lucky to say that I have won the league on this
hallo turf and that this unique stadium has been the teams venue
for training over the years and I couldn't have ask for a more
inspiring backdrop to motivate me to achieve my footballing
Faye White, Arsenal Ladies and England captain
"Thanks to Archibald Leitch, Highbury remains one of the
great homes of English football."
Mark Perryman, London England fans representative
"When I remember Highbury I think about my father taking me
down there as a youngster and hearing all the grown men swearing
around me on the terraces! I was brought up down the road in
Islington and it will be a shame when Arsenal leave there, although
the new stadium looks great. I'm going to try and get to Paris
for the Final, I fancy us to win it."
Phil Tufnell, cricketer and fan
"It has always been a pleasure to work with Arsenal as it
first became of immense Swedish interest during Anders Limpar's
heyday, followed by the short stay of Stefan Schwarz and all the
excitement - past and present - around Freddie Ljungberg. I'll
miss Highbury and the surroundings greatly, as I took its genuine
footballing atmosphere to my heart from my first visit in the
Henrik Skiöld, Football correspondent - TT (Sweden)
"My first time at Highbury was Chelsea's first game
after winning promotion to the old First Division - it was a
morning kick-off, the ground was packed and I was playing against
one of idols, Pat Jennings. As a coach it will always hold special
memories. When you walk into the ground and see the bust of Herbert
Chapman, the history and nostalgia of the old place hits you.
Arsenal will always be a special club to me, I wish everyone there
well and all the best for the Champions League Final."
Eddie Niedzwiecki, Blackburn and former Arsenal coach
"Highbury is a great stadium and will always be special for
Arsenal fans. The club have moved with the times and it could be
wonderful that a club with class could move to their new stadium as
European champions."
Paul Hetherington, chairman, Football Writers Associations (England)
"What I find about the Club is that it's like a little
community. There's a really friendly environment, regardless of
whether it's a matchday or a normal working day when the staff
are there. Everyone knows everyone, from the security guards on the
door to the directors. I have so many good memories of Highbury,
and I guess the best one is winning the league there. The men's
team had just played their game and many of them stayed behind to
watch our game from the stands."
Emma Byrne, Arsenal Ladies goalkeeper
"It's a shame to say goodbye to Highbury which is a stadium steeped in history and the scene of so many great Arsenal victories - and from my sport Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper. It would have been my dream to fight for the world title at Highbury but perhaps I can be the first to do it at Emirates Stadium." Danny Williams, Commonwealth heavyweight boxing champion and fan
"Highbury is special, it always has been, so when the final
whistle blows on Sunday it will be a very strange feeling. The
memories are sure to come flooding back: making my debut against
Liverpool in front of 55,000, celebrating our title win in 1991 and
racing up to the top of the old North Bank in training on a
Tuesday. Unforgettable times at an unforgettable place."
Alan Smith, player
"What an honour and a privilege to have played at such a
special and unique stadium. Wonderful memories from sweeping
the terraces as a trainee (and running up and down them!), the
feeling of scoring a goal there, watching and playing in big games,
European nights and the list goes on. Thanks for the memories that
I'll treasure forever. Wish I could have been there for the
last game!"
Steve Morrow, player
"I have nothing but magnificent memories of my time at
Highbury. Unlike many grounds, Highbury has remained a wonderful
stadium; still stylish, stately and atmospheric. It will forever be
remembered as the greatest architectural stadium built in England.
I will miss it but never forget it."
Stewart Robson, player
"It is the end of the Highbury era, so many fantastic
memories. I am sure we will do as well at the new
Frank Warren, boxing promoter and fan.
"It is my favourite place in the whole wide world. Whenever
I think of Highbury I will think of happy days, and life-long
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Children's palliative care nurses needed to bridge care gap
There is currently a shortage of children's palliative care nurses, and this is already having a negative impact on the care provided to children and families. Our new campaign You Can Be That Nurse encourages nurses to consider a career in children's palliative care, and highlights how rewarding the role can be.
Sep 19 2016
Hospital is the most common place of death for children with cancer
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Sep 08 2016
Moments that count
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Aug 30 2016
The values that drive us
This week we are introducing you to our underlying values as well as showing you how we're putting them into practice.
Aug 25 2016
School nurse shortage threatens education for seriously ill children
Together for Short Lives has expressed its concern at reported cuts to school nursing which are likely to have a negative impact on the access which seriously ill children and young people have to education. The charity has called on the government, local councils, Health Education England, universities and the Council of Deans to work together to make sure that there are enough school nurses with the skills needed to care for these vulnerable children and young people in education settings.
Aug 17 2016
NICE guidance must reflect the views of children and families
Together for Short Lives has called on the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) to listen to the concerns of families and professionals and improve new guidance on children's palliative care. The guideline, 'End of life care for infants, children and young people: planning and management', aims to set out the support and care that these children – and their families – need.
Aug 16 2016
Concern over under-staffed paediatric units
Together for Short Lives is concerned by evidence published today by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) which shows that more than half of paediatric units are failing to meet its safe staffing standards.
Jul 21 2016
We back committee call to address health and care funding challenge
Together for Short Lives has called on the government to address the 'colossal' funding challenges facing health and social care in England, as outlined in a new report.
Jul 15 2016
Together for Short Lives' response to Public Accounts Committee
Together for Short Lives has called on the government and NHS England to implement the recommendations of a new Parliamentary report and improve the way it commissions specialised care for children and young people with the most complex life-shortening conditions.
Jul 10 2016
Public call to ensure children with short lives aren't short changed
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Bottom is me and my God child :P It's the son of the guy in the pic above on the left :P
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Norfolk, VA 23510
Ceremony Sites
1 rating, 1 review, 2 weddings
Ruth and the folks at the Unitarian Church of Norfolk worked extra hard to make s...