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The Internet is fixated on a boss's respond to an worker who took time off for her mental health, and a viral response reveals many of what is right and wrong about mental health caring in America.
Madalyn Parker, a Michigan web developer during live-chat height Olark, who suffers from basin and anxiety, sent an email to her group observant she'd be off for dual days to concentration on her mental health. Afterward, her trainer thanked her for a candor. She common a sell on amicable media in late June, and it's now been retweeted some-more than 12,000 times.
Parker is distant from alone. Millions of Americans experience mental illness any year. A overwhelming statistic from a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says only 17% of U.S adults are deliberate to be in a state of optimal mental health.
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In May, Washington Nationals actor Trea Turner was given a "mental day off" after going hitless in 3 games. Model Chrissy Teigen wrote about her postpartrum basin in Glamour this March. Lena Dunham has spoken out about her recurrent compulsive commotion and anxiety. Prince Harry, who recently non-stop adult about struggles with mental health after a detriment of his mother, Princess Diana, said in Jul that we need to "make conversations about mental health as hackneyed as those about earthy health."
Mental illness is not an problematic affliction, yet mental health experts contend it stays deeply stigmatized. When a story like Parker's goes viral, it shows how formidable it is for many people to speak about their mental health and how rare compassionate responses from employers are. That Parker categorically named her "mental health" day was seen as an act of courage. Mental health experts contend they wish it needn't be.
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"Without mental health there is no health," pronounced Allison Abrams, a protected psychotherapist in New York City. "Just as we have ill days for medical issues, there is no reason that we shouldn't have ill days for mental health issues. There is no disproportion between a two."
The large picture
Approximately 1 in 5 adults in a U.S. use mental illness in a given year, according to a National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) . And according to a World Health Organization, what happens in a workplace is pivotal to a person's altogether mental health.
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- A 2016 survey from the American Psychological Association found reduction than half of operative Americans contend their classification supports worker well-being, and 1 in 3 reports being chronically stressed on a job.
- Only around half of operative Americans say senior government considers worker contentment to be of good importance.
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The stigma
Despite millions of people experiencing mental illness, discouraging stigmas remain.
Research published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior found that 58% of Americans don't wish people with mental illness in their workplaces, and 68% don't wish someone with a mental illness marrying into their family.
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Being pithy with your employer
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"I'm holding a mental health day.' That's how it should be," Abrams said. "The usually approach to revoke tarnish is by normalizing. we cruise when we are pithy we are also giving other people accede to be open."
Why employers should care
More and some-more employers acknowledge a tie between their employees' contentment and their bottom line.
"Research shows when you're traffic with a mental health problem you're not expected to be as productive," Morin said. "Your conduct is not in a diversion when you're struggling."
Research from Gallup shows that work highlight can lead to employees apropos unattached during work, and unattached workers have 37% aloft absenteeism, 49% some-more accidents and 60% some-more errors and defects.
What employers should do
Morin and Abrams pronounced there are several things employers can do to uncover employees they value their contentment during work:
- Create a enlightenment where articulate about mental health is OK.
- Offer trainings on highlight management.
- Consider providing programs to assistance diminution stress, including awareness or imagining classes and seminars.
- Offer giveaway mental health screenings.
Why we all need mental health days
Untreated mental illness costs people and society. People with critical mental illness are some-more expected to have chronic medical conditions such as cardiovascular illness and obesity, and critical mental illness costs a nation $193.2 billion in mislaid gain any year.
"Taking a mental health day is holding caring of your romantic well-being, that is no reduction critical than your earthy well-being," Abrams said. "We know now a interconnectedness between a earthy and a emotional. Physical illnesses are tied to romantic health."
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When we need a mental health day
"When we notice a highlight that comes from work is draining into other tools of your life," Abrams said.
- When you're not means to be engaged.
- When you're physically there yet your mind is elsewhere.
- When we notice you're treating your desired ones differently.
- When you're displacing anger.
- If we notice you're removing ill some-more mostly than is common for you.
- When you're vexed and isolating.
- When you're not doing a things we adore or removing as many pleasure from things that used to move we pleasure.
- When you're not socializing as much.
- When we don't feel like yourself.
Psychotherapists contend when we do take a mental health day, cruise about what we find relaxing and re-energizing. If it's food shopping, do it. If it's a travel in a park, do that. We all have opposite ways of caring for ourselves.
Men, take mental health days, too
Approximately 12 million women in a United States knowledge clinical basin any year, according to the NIMH. The rate for American group is about half that, however group are many reduction expected than women to find help.
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Mental health is some-more than usually a day
"You need enjoyable activities in life to change out a lot of a stress," Morin said.
- Each day, make time to do things we love.
- Take caring of your body. It's partial of holding caring of your brain.
- Attend alloy appointments regularly.
- Talk about mental health. "So many people feel a need to say, 'I'm fine,' even when they're not," Morin said.
For many, mental health days are a luxury
According to a National Partnership for Children and Families, more than 41 million people don't have a singular paid ill day.
Those of us who can take mental health days shouldn't take them for granted.
"Think about all a people who can't means to take a day off," Morin said. "Hopefully if we acknowledge that and speak about that some-more it will eventually go adult a ladder and we will see bigger changes, so some-more people will have improved entrance to health insurance, ill leave and mental health care."
If you're meditative about suicide, get evident assistance by job the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24/7 during 1-800-273-8255. You can also content the Crisis Text Line during 741-741 to bond with a lerned predicament advisor right away.
For ubiquitous information on locating mental health diagnosis services in your area, call a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Referral Helpline during 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
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Death metal from Sau Paulo, Brazil, ' Corporate Death ' has just published new single entitled ' Ignorance Prevail ', which will also be included in the upcoming third album. This song is also the first recording made by vocals 'Aline Lodi (Exhortation)'.
Indeed the character of vocals is absolutely decisive for the atmosphere of the music created. I am not touch concerning the composition of the music, due to they have consistently since the album ' Terminate Existence (2008) '. Intense with the composition of early death metal, which aggressive, pungent and uncompromising. Meanwhile, The Presence of raw character and natural growl of ' Aline Lodi ' increasingly reinforce the existence of the elderly death metal framework, and now, increasingly demonic. I feel the atmosphere of despotic, when hearing a balanced mix between natural growling with the composition of death metal bones.
I have not observe the latest news regarding their third full length album, I'm waiting for it. However, basically, I have provided a place on the shelf of my album collection for their third album.
'Corporate Death ' was formed in 2001 and have had two full-length album, among them,' Terminate Existence (2008) ', ' Angels & Worms (2013). The band also changed several members in each album. Their last album , ' Angels & Worms (2013) ' , composed by 'Damien Mendonça (Guitars, Bass), ' Flávio Ribeiro (Vocals) ' and ' Rafael Cau (Drums) '. While for the upcoming, composed by ' Damien Mendonça (Guitars, Bass), ' Rafael Cau (Drums) ' and 'Aline Lodi ' (Vocals).
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The Best 360-Degree Camera
A 360-degree camera is great if you want to capture the full view of the summit on Half Dome or take in all of the surrounding architecture in the Piazza San Marco in Venice and share that experience on Facebook or YouTube so friends can pan around a scene and fully be there in the moment. After researching 360-degree cameras for 30 hours and testing five top contenders, we think the Ricoh Theta S is the best affordable, user-friendly entry point into this rapidly developing new category of photography.
The Theta S is one of the easiest-to-use 360-degree cameras on the market thanks to its clear status icons and comfortable feel. It's capable of more advanced shooting modes, but for the most part, using it is literally as simple as just pointing and shooting with the big button in the middle of the device. Sharing your images and videos is similarly easy. Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity lets you adjust capture settings and trigger the camera remotely from an iOS or Android device using straightforward apps. While its two ultrawide-angle lenses can't shoot in 4K resolution, they do capture great-looking stills and video with better color accuracy than rivals.
If you're willing to spend more for 4K video alongside water- and dust-resistance to go with your all-weather outdoor lifestyle, we like the 360fly 4K. Additional upgrades over our top pick include a built-in accelerometer, gyroscope, electronic compass, non-assisted GPS, and eight times more internal memory. However, its single-lens design only captures 240 degrees of vertical visibility, meaning that resulting videos and images will either be missing a chunk of the sky or ground. It's also annoying that the capture button only works for starting video recording; shooting still photos requires opening the app.
The Samsung Gear 360 (2017) would have been our top pick if not for its limited compatibility. The revised model now works with iPhones with certain limitations, but for full functionality you need one of a handful of Samsung phones. The Gear 360 (2017) offers better image resolution than the Ricoh Theta S, including full 4K video capture, in a compact two-lens design that lets you change settings and shooting modes with buttons on the camera, without a connected smartphone. Its use of a microSD card slot instead of built-in memory means you can swap in spares as needed; the camera doesn't come with a card, however, so you'll have to buy one if you don't already own one.
The Research
Why you should trust me
I've written books and articles about photography for nearly 10 years and about video editing and technology in general for longer than that. Outlets include The Seattle Times (where I write a monthly column), Macworld, TidBITS, iMore, Lynda.com, and other ventures. I've written dozens of books with Peachpit Press, including The iPad for Photographers, several titles in the Snapshots to Great Shots series, and many titles for Take Control Books, including two volumes of Take Control of Your Digital Photos on a Mac.
Who should buy this
Much photography is documentary, a visual way to say "I was there. I saw this." But with traditional cameras, what you're really saying is, "I was there, and here's a small slice of what I saw." You can show an incredibly beautiful slice, and you can capture several slices that give the viewer the impression of what that scene was like, but it's not the same as experiencing the entire moment.
The appeal of 360-degree cameras is the ability for the viewer to see (and often hear) not just what's in front of you, but the entire visual sphere of that location. 360-degree images and videos enable the viewer to look around independently, whether that's by dragging within the picture window in an app or on a computer screen, or by moving their body while holding a phone or tablet that can register its place in 3D space. When you wear an inexpensive pair of Google Cardboard goggles or more advanced VR gear, the experience you record becomes fairly immersive.
This type of recording isn't new—Walt Disney strapped nine motion picture film cameras together in the 1950s to create Circle-Vision 360°—but the technology is, allowing us to do this with a device that fits in the palm of your hand. Ways to use 360-degree cameras are still evolving, but here are some scenarios that lend themselves to this kind of shooting.
- As an action camera. First-person video is thrilling when the camera is strapped to someone crazier than you. GoPro clips of acrobatic snowboarders, surfers, or fighter pilots gives viewers a peek into situations they'd never try themselves. Video footage from a 360-degree camera expands that adrenaline rush even more dramatically.
- As a mounted camera. Attaching a 360-degree camera to a tripod, monopod, or selfie stick lets you capture a sense of place in a way that traditional devices can't. Hike to the top of a mountain and let viewers behold the landscape's splendor, or set up the camera and leave it running at an event amid a lot of activity.
- As a POV camera. One of the big differences between shooting with a 360-degree camera and a traditional camera is that you're almost always going to be in the shot. You can't hide behind the camera when everything around it is recorded. This situation presents plenty of point-of-view options for people who actively want to be the star of their show. It's a hyper-modern reinterpretation of the selfie.
How we picked
We started by reading reviews and combing through specifications for nearly 30 cameras that offer 360-degree recording capabilities. Based on a reader survey of how much you'd be willing to pay for a 360-degree camera, we then limited our scope to models priced under $600. Working on the assumption that more megapixels would be beneficial, especially when shooting video, we looked closely at 4K-capable models. But since only a small number of them currently exist, we brought in a Ricoh Theta S for testing to see how its HD video differed from 4K footage in real-world usage. We dismissed solutions like the GoPro Omni that require strapping together two or more cameras using novel brackets or cages for 360-degree coverage due to complexity. Ultimately, we were able to limit our contenders to just a handful of models: the Ricoh Theta S, 360fly 4K, Samsung Gear 360, Insta360 Nano, and Nikon's KeyMission 360. For more details on what we dismissed and why, please see our competition section.
How we tested
We took the cameras on vacation to Vancouver and Disneyland, and we also used them on everyday excursions in and around Seattle. In addition to testing ease of use and image quality, viewing results on computers, mobile devices, and cardboard VR viewers, we looked at the post-capture process: editing using dedicated apps and sharing to social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, and other outlets that support 360-degree viewing.
Breaking out of that pipeline, however, introduces complications. Editing an image in an external application like Photoshop or cutting together multiple video clips into one movie can remove the metadata that identifies the media as 360 so it displays as a flat image rather than a sphere, necessitating an extra step to reintroduce it. And you can't assume that every outlet knows what to do with the end result. Facebook displays the images correctly, for example, but as of this writing, Facebook-owned Instagram does not.
Our pick
We think the Ricoh Theta S is the best all-around choice for a 360-degree camera. Its two lenses capture a true 360-degree sphere of view with good color fidelity, sharp image quality in still photos, and pleasing video quality (even though it's limited to 1080p resolution). The camera is comfortable in the hand and easy to use on its own, but it can also be controlled from a smartphone app. Editing and sharing clips and photos is an easy-to-understand process, something we couldn't say for some of its rivals. The Theta S was the camera we reached for first when going out to shoot footage.
The Theta S uses two 12-megapixel sensors paired with ultrawide 240-degree lenses in order to create 360-degree footage along both horizontal and vertical axes. It grabs nearly all of that imagery—hiding only the camera itself—and splices the captures from each lens into one seamless 14-megapixel image or 1080p video. The result is technically still a flat image, but when viewed in the Theta S app, or in some outlets such as Facebook, YouTube, and Flickr, the effect can feel like you're standing where the photographer stood. Why look out over just one vista when you can see every view from the top of a mountain?
In daily use, we found the Theta S delivered good color reproduction in a range of lighting conditions. Images and video shot in low-light settings also looked good. In fact, especially when viewed on mobile screens or browser windows, we actually preferred the overall image quality of the Theta S over its higher-resolution rivals. For more challenging conditions when shooting still photos, the Theta S app on your mobile device offers exposure compensation adjustment, shutter speed and ISO priority modes, and a fully manual mode to control settings directly. Several white balance presets are available to tweak the scene's color temperature. (When shooting video, you're limited to using the camera's Auto mode.) Each continuous video clip can be 25 minutes in length. (The step-down Ricoh Theta SC, among other shortcomings, records for only 5 minutes per clip.)
One under-appreciated aspect of any photographic tool is how it feels in-hand, and that applies to 360-degree cameras, too. The Theta S is around half as wide as an iPhone and twice as thick, 5.2 inches tall, 1.7 inches wide, and weighs 4.4 ounces—small and light enough to act as a secondary camera while on vacation without getting in the way. Its slightly grippy rubber surface and rectangular shape is comfortable to grab and operate. And while the Theta S isn't designed as an action camera (the company makes no claims about durability), it can be attached to any mount that has a standard tripod screw.
The Theta S's button layout lets you shoot either stills or video without having to fire up its app on your phone; with our upgrade pick, capturing a still image can only be done via the app. There are also buttons for activating the Wi-Fi radio (or turning it off to conserve battery power) and for switching between still or video capture modes. LED indicators on the Theta S face tell you at a glance which mode you're in and whether Wi-Fi is enabled. Very helpful.
Ricoh doesn't provide an industry-standard CIPA rating for battery life but estimates you'll get 260 exposures before the Theta S needs to be recharged, which is a little like saying breakfast will last for eight pancakes without knowing how big they are or how fast you eat. When shooting mostly stills, we found that battery power was usually not an issue while being out and about during the day. Using the phone app to direct the action will cut into the battery life, though, because it's using the Wi-Fi radio extensively. Shooting stills from your phone presents a low-resolution live preview of the scene, which can drain your phone's battery more quickly. Battery life is much more limited when shooting video: We got about an hour's worth of footage on a single charge. Because the battery isn't removable, it's a good idea to bring along a portable USB battery pack if you're going to be away from power for a while.
The very nature of 360-degree imagery means that some post-capture steps need to be taken in order for the results to be viewed properly. The shots themselves are just JPEG and MP4 files, sprinkled with a little metadata that identifies them as 360-degree videos that need to be handled in a special way by an app or social media site—the ways you're most likely going to be sharing the imagery.
First, of course, you need to get the footage off the camera. The Theta's mobile app transfers data over Wi-Fi. For videos this can take some time, consume a lot of storage, and tie up your phone for the duration, because the app asks that you not switch away from it during the transfer. Copying a 1 minute, 10 second video (135 MB) over Wi-Fi to an iPhone 7 took 3 minutes, 46 seconds. You can also plug the camera into a computer via USB and copy the files there (a swift 18 seconds for the same video), and then use Ricoh's sparse Theta desktop application to view the images.
Wi-Fi setup was straightforward using an iPhone. After pressing the Theta's Wi-Fi button and selecting the Theta in the phone's Settings menu, we were asked to enter the password, which is the camera's serial number printed on the bottom of the Theta—no poking through documentation looking for an admin password. You can then change the password in the app if you want. During testing, we had no troubles connecting to the camera's wireless network using the phone's Wi-Fi controls.
Viewing photos and videos in the app gives you the immersive experience of being in the scene, either by swiping to explore the 360-degree view or relying on the phone's accelerometer to pan the scene in the direction you move the phone. There's also a twin-lens VR view if you're using even inexpensive VR goggles.
If you want to edit your footage, separate Theta+ and Theta+ Video apps let you add filters, stickers, and text for still images, or filters and music for video. You can trim video footage as well. In both apps, you can also create "cropped" shots that change how the image is wrapped, creating the Little World effect, shown below, that wraps it into a ball.
Since the still photos are just flat images, they can be adjusted in any editor. Editing video can sometimes be more tricky. If you want to cut several video clips together into a sequence, you need to take it to an outside video application. Adobe Premiere Pro and Apple's Final Cut Pro X now recognize 360-degree footage and can accommodate it so you aren't working with a stretched rectangle containing the entire image while editing.
Who else likes it
Joshua Goldman at CNET likes the overall appeal of the Theta S, saying it's "fun to use mainly because it gives you a simple point-and-shoot experience for creating immersive content. It might not be perfect when it comes to image quality, but to me, that's forgivable considering the camera is aimed at consumers who want a camera they can stick in their pocket so they can start experimenting with 360-degree photography now and not in a year or two."
Writing at B&H's blog Explora, Todd Vorenkamp notes the freedom that comes with not having to frame every shot. "There is something to be said about taking a photo and not having to wonder if you got everything in the frame, because, with the Theta S, trust me—you got everything in the frame. "
And Wirecutter A/V editor Geoffrey Morrison, writing at Forbes, emphasizes how the Theta S offers a better sense of place. "[I]t makes for an excellent additional camera to add something new and exciting to your travel photos. Short (or long) videos show a time and place better in many ways than regular photos. There is definitely more of a 'being there' feeling with 360-degree videos."
Flaws but not dealbreakers
The most obvious limitation of the Theta S is its lack of 4K video. It's a feature users are coming to expect on any type of camera they buy. Keep in mind, however, the way most viewers are going to experience your footage: compressed in a browser window or viewed on a mobile device, rather than watched on a 65-inch 4K TV.
The included 8 GB of memory holds about 1600 still photos or an hour of video footage. It would be nice to have a little more overhead or a slot to use interchangeable memory cards. The 360fly 4K, for example, is loaded with 64 GB of memory. The Nikon KeyMission 360, Samsung Gear 360, and Insta360 nano all accept microSD cards that you can swap out when they fill up. Another benefit of removable cards is you can transfer images much faster than Wi-Fi by using a compatible card reader connected to a mobile device (such as Apple's Lightning to SD Card adapter) or to a computer via USB.
A snag can arise when exporting the finished work: Some apps strip information from the file that identifies it as a 360-degree clip to services such as YouTube, Facebook, and Flickr (on the Web). After the black-and-white image above was edited in Photos for Mac, Facebook correctly identified it as a 360-degree image (based on the camera make and model number in the metadata), but Flickr displayed it only as a flat scene. When that happens, you have to use a third-party utility to write a bit of specialized metadata to the file's EXIF data so the clip will display properly. In this case, the black-and-white shot needed to identify its ProjectionType attribute as "equirectangular" before Flickr would render it properly. Adding that data wasn't difficult, but it was still another step that had to be taken.
Since the Theta S captures the entire 360-degree area when you're holding the camera and operating it using the Record button, you're bound to see fingers in the shot. You can avoid this by mounting the Theta S a small tripod or selfie stick and triggering it remotely via smartphone or timer.
Because the Theta S uses two lenses, its recorded images are stitched together to make one 360-degree scene, creating visible seams where the edges overlap. The Theta uses algorithms to automatically blend these edges together, but that creates seams that are sometimes marred by smudged artifacts or horizontal compression. To its credit, the Theta S offered the cleanest stitching of the cameras we tested. Still, some may find this distracting. Others may hardly notice it, especially if they're viewing the footage in their Facebook feed. This is an unavoidable byproduct of the technology, and, like the issue of seeing your fingers at the bottom of the image when you're using the Theta S button directly, is something you adapt to quickly. Future cameras with greater processing power and better algorithms will undoubtedly improve on this, but for now it's not a big deal. The stitching that the Theta requires does mean you'll wait a few extra seconds for the Theta S app to display the shot you've just taken on your phone's screen.
A 4K upgrade
To avoid the need for stitching multiple images together, the makers of the 360fly 4K went with a different approach. The camera has just one lens, capturing a 240-degree vertical view and a 360-degree horizontal view. Because it captures that view in 4K resolution, it offers sharper footage with greater detail than our top pick. The images are still treated as full 360-degree scenes, and since it uses just the one lens, there's no stitching where two images are joined together—but there's a blind spot under the camera, replaced by a black or faux-reflected area. The practical effect, when viewing the footage, is feeling as if you're being prevented from looking down (or up, depending on the camera's orientation).
For example, during one of the first excursions with both cameras, ziplining in Canada, the 360fly 4K was mounted on my helmet using its included GoPro-style mount. (At many outdoor experiences such as this, you can now request helmets or gear with GoPro attachments.) I attached it with the lens pointed up, but since the camera was on top of my head, the natural field of view looking down—where my eyes were—was blocked. The resulting imagery is fine if you like to look at the sky, but frustrating if you want to see more of the country you're skimming over.
In that situation it would have been better to mount the camera with the lens facing down, but that requires more flexible mounting options. Or, if you're taking a stationary photo or video with the 360fly 4K, place the camera on a table, tripod, or other relatively low surface.
The 360fly 4K is designed as an action camera. It has an accelerometer, electronic compass, unassisted GPS, and a gyroscope for positioning. It's small and light (about 6 ounces) as any action camera should be. It may look silly mounted on a helmet (what action camera doesn't?), but it's water-resistant (to 33 feet), and dust- and shock-resistant. There's a tradeoff, though: the 360fly 4K charges using a magnetic base that's connected to a USB charger; if you lose that base, you can't recharge the camera.
The 360fly 4K has one-button capture, but it triggers video recording only. If you want to capture a still image, you need to use the app. Fortunately, the app is more than just a remote switch. In addition to offering rudimentary controls for adjusting brightness, exposure, contrast, and saturation, the app enables POV mode for capturing the rectangular area right in front of the lens and a time lapse mode. Clips and shots can be reviewed within the app, copied to the phone, and shared to social media with the 360 effect intact. Clips can be shared to 360fly's own servers in order to view them in full 4K resolution. The app also incorporates basic video editing features, such as selecting sections of a clip to keep, capturing stills, adding visual presets (like black-and-white conversion), changing the playback speed of sections, and adding a music track.
For Samsung owners
The Samsung Gear 360 (2017) delivers good image quality, 4K video recording, and easy-to-use controls at an affordable price. Like the Theta S, the Gear 360 (2017) uses two lenses and sensors to capture full-sphere 360-degree stills and video. It's also dustproof and splashproof (although not waterproof, so don't dunk it). Our testing with a Samsung Galaxy S8 produced great-looking, immersive videos and photos that we could easily share on a wide variety of platforms. If you have a recent Samsung phone and are interested in 360 cameras, this is the one to get. However, it's hampered by limited compatibility. Android compatibility remains restricted to the Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge+, S7, S7 Edge, S8, S8+, and A5/A7 (2017). It also offers some iPhone compatibility now, but it limits what kinds of footage you can capture and share on that platform, so we can't recommend it for iPhone owners.
The Gear 360 (2017) has good ergonomics for a handheld camera. Instead of the small tripod that doubled as a handle in the previous version, this model has an actual handle with a tripod socket in its base surrounded by rubber that helps stabilize the camera when you place it on a surface. If you need a little extra stabilization, the wrist strap has a rubber ring on the end that can help when you're trying to stand the camera upright on some slightly uneven surfaces.
Capturing footage is easy. The button for the shutter release and video start/stop is now located on the handle, along with a small OLED screen. The screen, though small, delivers lots of info, and along with the camera's control buttons lets you switch between still and video modes or change various camera settings, which is nice if you'd like to operate the camera without connecting to a phone.
While the latest Gear 360 still uses microSD cards up to 256 GB to store images and video, the battery is no longer removable. Samsung says that the Gear 360 (2017) can record up to 130 minutes of 4K video per charge. We found that the battery lasted long enough for a day's use of shooting video and stills and viewing them on the Galaxy S8 and iPhone 6s we used with this camera.
We appreciate that Samsung added iPhone compatibility in this latest Gear 360, but the accompanying app offers a second-rate experience with limited functionality. For example, you can't live-stream from your phone as is possible with one of the compatible Samsung phones. Connecting to the camera involves selecting its Wi-Fi connection in the iPhone's settings each time, while Samsung phones will connect automatically after the initial setup. Also, the iPhone app saves stitched photos at only 4096×2048 instead of 5472×2736 as they are on a Samsung phone; likewise, it saves stitched videos at 3840×1920 resolution rather than 4096×2048. Despite the Gear 360 app saying that videos and photos will be saved in the app if you choose to download them to your phone, they really get saved to your iPhone's camera roll, and playback is limited to the panorama view. If you view the videos and photos stored on the camera, you can select different views, but you can't upload them to social media unless you first save a stitched version to your phone. This means you can't share the more immersive 360-degree view that you can when using a Samsung phone.
Desktop software is available from Samsung for both Mac and Windows, but again, the Mac software is second-rate. At the time we used the Mac software, it really allowed only for viewing videos and photos, while the Windows software also allowed for basic editing. The software also didn't insert the metadata needed for YouTube or Facebook to recognize the videos as 360 videos; this was also true of the files themselves when we copied them directly off the memory card. On top of that, the Mac software didn't always run very smoothly—on more than one occasion, we tried to share a video, and the software told us that there was no Internet connection when there definitely was, as verified by our browser running perfectly at the same time.
Interestingly, iPhone owners aren't the only ones facing limitations with the Gear 360 (2017). If you want to use VR goggles to view the footage you capture, you'll get the best experience with Samsung's Gear VR, which works seamlessly with the Gear 360 app. However, despite the fact that the Galaxy S8 supports the Google Daydream, the Gear 360 app won't recognize that headset, so in that case you'll have to find a third-party app to view your videos.
All of that hassle makes us wary to recommend the Gear 360 (2017) for iPhone owners, and again, recent Samsung phones are the only Android phones that it works with. But if you have a recent Samsung handset, the Gear 360 (2017) offers a great experience at a reasonable price.
The competition
Although the field of 360 cameras under $600 is fairly small, big differences exist in both features and design.
The Nikon KeyMission 360 shoots 4K video from two lenses, records to removable media, and is waterproof, shockproof, and freezeproof. However, it's maddening to operate. Although it pairs easily via Bluetooth, you also need to connect via Wi-Fi as a second step to control the camera functions, requiring a detour to the iPhone's settings. (And one that sometimes failed for us on an iPhone and iPad.) A firmware update released just before publishing improved the connectivity issue but didn't resolve the odd two-step process—if the camera requires Wi-Fi to control, why not just enable Wi-Fi immediately as nearly every other camera does? We had better luck connecting to an Android phone, but even then the software often complains that there's a problem with the connection without indicating what that problem is.
Two external buttons capture stills and video. They also power the camera on, so you can snap a photo or start recording video right away. It's a neat idea for an action camera, but in reality I inadvertently triggered several unwanted shots just by handling the camera. You can turn on the power without initiating a capture by pressing and holding the video button for three seconds. We also found the stitching to be more noticeable and often distracting. With its otherwise impressive hardware specifications, however, we hope Nikon can offer firmware updates to make the KeyMission 360 better-suited for real-world use.
A slightly less expensive version of our pick, the Ricoh Theta SC, costs about $50 less as of this writing and shares many of the same features (and is available in four colors). It has no HDMI port for live-streaming to a computer, however, and video clips are each limited to 5 minutes instead of 25 minutes compared to the Theta S. We think that limitation alone makes the extra cash for our top pick worthwhile.
The Pixpro SP360 4K and Pixpro SP360 limit the image to a 235-degree vertical field of view due to a single lens design, just in 4K and 1080p respectively. To get the full 360, the Dual Pro Pack pairs two of the cameras using a bracket that holds them back-to-back, but this nearly doubles the price, putting it well above our $600 threshold. Plus, once you've captured that two-headed footage, you need to use software on a Mac or PC to stitch it together.
Several reviewers ranked the LG 360 Cam lower than the Theta S due to stitching and low-light performance, along with still and video quality as being inferior. That said, the LG 360 is slightly more compact and is certainly more affordable ($170 as we write this), so it may be a consideration for someone who wants to get a taste of 360-degree photography while spending as little as reasonably possible.
The Insta360 Nano is more compact and affordable than the Theta S and connects to an iPhone's Lightning port. You can capture shots and videos manually without the phone by pressing its single button, but with no built-in wireless networking in this model, you need to connect it to the iPhone to view or access the images. The Insta360 Air is a similarly equipped camera that connects to a limited selection of Android devices.
The 360fly HD shares many of the same features (and limitations) of the 360fly 4K camera mentioned earlier but with a lower-resolution sensor, a single microphone, and 16 GB of internal storage.
The Giroptic 360cam uses three lenses to capture the scene, although it still omits a lower section where the lenses can't get around the camera's base. It started as a Kickstarter project that was set back by manufacturing troubles; some backers waited for their cameras more than two years after the campaign concluded, and many others required warranty replacements.
A number of cameras on the market use what appear to be the same hardware, such as the JoyPlus 360 Degree Spherical Panorama VR Camera and the Detu OEM Wireless 360 Degree Panoramic Sports Action Camera. They all have limited resolutions and fields of view.
VNS Mobile's V.360 camera looks like a handheld coffee grinder, with a single embedded lens surrounded by a clear plastic chamber that we worry is a magnet for scratches. It's waterproof down to 1 meter for 30 minutes (IP67), but its 60-degree vertical viewing angle makes it more of a grand panorama than a 360-degree immersive experience.
The Topvision Panoramic (Dual Lens) camera uses two lenses to grab the entire 360-degree sphere of view, connects to a smartphone app over Wi-Fi, and has removable memory. Its resolution is lower than that of the Theta S.
Late in 2016, Monster Digital introduced Monster Vision VR, a dual-lens camera with 960p video recording in a compact action-camera design. The video and stills resolutions don't match up to the Theta S and the company's cheaper Monster Vision 360.
What to look forward to
In late August 2017, Ricoh officially announced the Theta V (available now for about $430), which shoots 4K video and 14-megapixel stills. The camera's processor has stepped up to a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, and the camera now runs on an Android OS rather than on the previous proprietary operating system. The company says that this change will allow for plug-ins, such as the mirrorcast remote playback plug-in that comes preloaded. The built-in microphones are now omnidirectional, and to add spatial-audio capabilities, Ricoh will be offering the TA-1 3D accessory microphone (slated to cost about $270). The company will also offer the TW-1 accessory underwater housing (priced at about $200), which will let you shoot as far down as 100 feet below water and is also compatible with the Theta S and SC.
In August 2017, Insta360 announced the One, which shoots 4K video and 24-megapixel photos. It includes new technology the company calls FreeCapture, which allows owners to transform their 360-degree footage into a standard fixed-frame shareable video via their smartphone. At launch, the One is compatible with iPhones only, but Insta360 promises Android compatibility. The new model is available as of September, and we'll consider it alongside other newer cameras.
In April 2017, GoPro announced a pilot program for its 360-degree camera, the Fusion, that will begin this summer. The Fusion will shoot 5.2K video at 30 frames per second. GoPro did not reveal the camera's pricing or say when it would be available to buyers, but we'll pay attention to the pilot program and update this guide as soon as that information is announced.
Acer unveiled the Holo 360, a 360-degree camera that can process, edit, and share videos without the help of a smartphone or a computer. It runs on Android 7.1 and has the capability to preview videos and share them directly to connected social networks. The Holo 360 has a 3-inch touchscreen display, Wi-Fi support, and an LTE modem. Available in November 2017, it will be priced at around $400 and come packaged with a water-resistant case.
Originally announced at the 2016 Photokina event in Germany, Kodak's Pixpro Orbit360 VR 4K camera will be available for purchase in the US as of September 2017. The camera has two editions: the Satellite Pack and the Adventure Pack, the former available now and the latter arriving later in the fall. Both versions have two curved lenses and dual 20-megapixel CMOS sensors, and both are optimized to capture 360-degree 4K video that you can easily share on social media. The camera shoots in three multi-view modes: 360-degree spherical VR mode, 235-degree dome mode, and 197-degree ultra-wide 4K mode. Much like our upgrade pick, the 360fly 4K, the Pixpro Orbit360 has a spherical design, but it comes with a much heftier price tag. The Adventure Pack version is priced at $500, while the Satellite Pack edition—which includes an additional housing frame, a selfie stick, and adapter accessories—is priced at $550.
Yi Technology has announced the 360 VR. The Yi 360 VR will capture 5.7K video at 30 frames per second and live-stream up to 2.5K resolution. It will sell for $400 in December. We'll check out the whole new crop of 360-degree cameras soon.
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Guth SA, the largest stockist of processing equipment in South Africa, found itself being required by our customer base not only to supply the equipment but to install the equipment as well.
Guth SA, in an attempt to better satisfy our clients requirements,have been increasing the number of construction teams throughout our four strategically placed branches, thus offering our clients effectively a one stop shop where the clients have peace of mind with regards to supplier accountability and the added advantage of cost saving by cutting out the middle man who often places a mark-up on materials supplied.
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I have had the opportunity to work with some awesomely talented musicians and songwriters.
Below are a collection of recordings I have either written, recorded or been a significant part of.
Jump on Spotify or iTunes and have a listen to as much of this music as you can, and if you like it, grab a copy from iTunes or order the physical CD.
Let me know what you think of the music too….
Soundtrack to Life, Pt. 1
Chris Richter
Genre: Easy Listening
Released: October 03, 2015
Perfect - EP
Jasmine Richter
Genre: R&B/Soul
Released: November 25, 2013
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Genre: Pop
Released: October 18, 2015
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Megan Longhurst - EP
Megan Longhurst
Genre: Alternative
Released: October 05, 2015
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Released: January 05, 2015
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download(Complete Liberty Podcast Episode 127 Repost) The tribe I have had some contact with is Orang Asilie tribe in Malaysia. I'll never forget what my translator was saying before we got started. He was going over how he was going to translate. He pointed out his language has no verb to be, like [you are] good, bad, wrong, right. You can't classified people if you take away the verb ...Read More »
019 Supplemental: The Civil Disobedience Onion (Peeling Layer One)
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadWes, Daniel and I continue our discussion, switching to the topic of civil disobedience. This topic will be an open forum in the near future. If you want to come on the show and discuss it, please let me know. Bumper Music: "Keystar" by Munchausen by Proxy (Zooey Deschanel) http://zooey-deschanel.us/ Mentioned: Episode 9.3: The State's Facade of Honor and Benevolence http://schoolsucks.podomatic.com/entry/eg/2009-11-22T04_30_34-08_00 Wes Bertrand's Site, Complete Liberty http://completeliberty.com/ Daniel Lakemacher's ...Read More »
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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadAnother loose and unorganized non-episode installment of School Sucks. Wes Bertrand and Daniel Lakemacher join me to discuss my recent travels... -Pirate Paranoia -Did I participate in a voluntary society? Sure felt like it, but not really -US Customs and the TSA -My wonderful interactions with a very inquisitive three-year-old boy -Homesteading on the sea and the "Freedom Ship" -State predations on the cruise industry? During the 15 minutes ...Read More »
008: Conformity & Compliance vs. Conscience & Consistency
Podcast: Play in new window | Download(Picture: There's that tree I'm always talking about) A personal story about personal responsibility...and liberation from the illusion of virtue associated with obedience and self-sacrifice Critical Thinking Question: How could disobedience to authority save millions of lives? Topic: Daniel Lakemacher (warisimmoral.com) joins me to discuss obedience. He also shares his personal story of how he freed himself (within the last year) from three types of crippling obedience training - ...Read More »


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Thu, 10 August 2017
Episode No. 301 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curators Ronda Kasl and Rima Girnius.
Along with Jonathan Brown and Clara Bargellini, Metropolitan Museum of Art curator Ronda Kasl is the co-curator of "Cristóbal de Villalpando: Mexican Painter of the Baroque," which is at the Met in New York through October 15. Villalpando is considered one of the two major artists of seventeenth-century New Spain. The Met's small survey of his work features eleven paintings, including Villalpando's 28-feet-high Transfiguration of Jesus (1683), his first masterpiece.
On the second segment, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art curator Rima Girnius discusses two recently re-attributed paintings in the N-A's collection: Hieronymus Bosch's The Temptation of St. Anthony (about 1500-1510) and Albrecht Bouts's Christ Crowned with Thorns (about 1490-95). The N-A is presenting the paintings and information about the re-attributions in "Rediscovering Hieronymus Bosch and Albrecht Bouts," which is on view in Kansas City through May 27, 2018.
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Thu, 3 August 2017
Episode No. 300 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Gary Simmons.
Gary Simmons's newest installation is on view at the California African American Museum in Los Angeles. Titled "Gary Simmons: Fade to Black," the work is a multi-wall installation in the museum's atrium. The presentation was curated by Naima J. Keith and will remain on view through July 31, 2018.
Over the course of a quarter-century-long career, Simmons has explored how to make the typically invisible visible, often within the context of America's troubled history. In 2002 the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago debuted a mid-career survey of Simmons's work that traveled to SITE Santa Fe and The Studio Museum in Harlem. Simmons has also been featured in solo shows at the Whitney Museum of American Art, MASS MoCA, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Saint Louis Art Museum, MCASD, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, The Drawing Center in New York and more. Simmons was first a guest on The MAN Podcast in 2013.
During the program MAN Podcast host Tyler Green references this Los Angeles Times video of Simmons working on the installation.
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Thu, 27 July 2017
Episode No. 299 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Glenn Ligon and curator Stephen Brown.
Ligon is the curator of "Blue Black" at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis. Informed by the Pulitzer's Ellsworth Kelly wall sculpture Blue Black, the exhibition features more than 50 artworks that use color to address questions related to language, identity and more. The exhibition is on view through October 7. The catalogue of the exhibition is complimentary save the cost of shipping ($7 in the US, $14 abroad).
Ligon is an artist whose 2011 mid-career survey was organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art and traveled to LACMA and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions at the Power Plant in Toronto, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and the Studio Museum in Harlem.
On the second segment, curator Stephen Brown discusses his exhibition "Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry," which is at The Jewish Museum in New York through September 24. He co-curated the show with Georgiana Uhlyarik at the Art Gallery of Ontario. The exhibition's catalogue was published by Yale University Press.
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Thu, 20 July 2017
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Episode No. 298 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features sound artists Bill Fontana and Christina Kubisch.
This is the first of two MAN Podcast episodes spotlighting artists in "Soundtracks," a new exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art that examines the role of sound in art. The show, which was curated by Rudolf Frieling and Tanya Zimbardo, will remain on view through January 1, 2018. It features nearly three dozen artworks that are or include sound. SFMOMA has built out an extensive digital infrastructure for the show, including an exhibition guide, a catalogue, and interviews with artists such as Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon, Christina Kubisch, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, and Richard T. Walker.
This week's MAN Podcast features exhibition artists whose work makes the invisible audible. San Francisco-based artist Bill Fontana has been making what he calls 'sound sculptures' for 40 years. He's exhibited all over the world, including at the Venice Biennale, Madrid's Reina Sofia, London's Tate Modern, New York's Madison Square Park, and more.
Christina Kubisch is a Berlin-area-based composer and artist who works with electromagnetic induction, making both walks for which listeners/viewers wear a special set of headphones and move through a city to hear sounds to which Kubitsch has guided them on a map, and sound sculptures that feature sound related to their physical presence. Kubisch has created dozens of electrical walks all over the world, has been featured in the Venice Biennale, Documenta and in scores of group and solo shows.
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Thu, 13 July 2017
Episode No. 297 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Richard Deacon and Daniel Heidkamp.
The San Diego Museum of Art is showing "Richard Deacon: What You See Is What You Get," a survey of the artist's career. Curated by Ariel Plotek, it's on view through Sept. 4. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue published by the museum. Host Tyler Green and Deacon also mention passages from Deacon's 2014 book of writings, titled "So, If, And, But: Writings 1970-2012."
Throughout a nearly 50-year career as a sculptor, draftsman and print-maker, Deacon has explored form, volume and space with unusual rigor. Much of his work is motivated by the exploration of shapes within shapes, with the tension between the two shapes and the material in which the work is made providing the artwork's activating tension. Deacon's dozens of major exhibitions include a 2014 retrospective at the Tate Britain, and last year the Museum Folkwang in Essen, Germany presented a career-length survey of Deacon's drawings.
On the second segment, Daniel Heidkamp discusses his paintings and the pictures of them on view in "Taking Pictures: Camera Phone Conversations Between Artists" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Breuer location. The exhibition was curated by Mia Fineman and is on view through Dec. 17. Heidkamp is showing paintings related to the exhibition at New York's Half Gallery through July 21.
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Thu, 6 July 2017
Episode No. 296 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curator Matthew Affron and artist Andrea Chung.
Matthew Affron, a curator at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is one of the co-curators of "Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism, 1910-1950," which is on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston through October 1. The exhibition chronicles the history of Mexican modernism at the beginning of the twentieth century and the social, political, and cultural forces that shaped it. Among other critical plaudits, MAN Podcast host Tyler Green named it to his 2016 top ten list.
The curatorial team for the exhibition includes Renato González Mello, Director of the Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Dafne Cruz Porchini, a post-doctoral researcher at the Colegio de México in Mexico City; and Philadelphia Museum of Art curator Mark A. Castro.
On the second segment, Andrea Chung discusses an exhibition of her work titled "You Broke the Ocean in Half to be Here," at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Curated by Jill Dawsey, the exhibition is on view at MCASD's downtown location through August 20. Chung's work, including an installation she's planning for the forthcoming Prospect ennial, explores the legacies of migration and colonialism in the Caribbean.
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Sat, 1 July 2017
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Thu, 22 June 2017
Episode No. 294 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Roni Horn.
The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas is showing the first American museum exhibition devoted to Horn's cast glass sculptures. Eight of them are on view in the Nasher's Renzo Piano-designed building through August 20. In New York, Hauser & Wirth is presenting the debut of four new Horns, including the photographic series "The Selected Gifts, (1974-2015)," two series of works on paper, "The Dog's Chorus" (2016), "Th Rose Prblm" (2015), and two recent glass sculptures.
Horn has been mining the intersection of minimalist object making and conceptualism in sculpture, photography and works on paper -- and particularly the relationships between discrete objects -- since the mid-1970s. In 2009 the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, the Tate Modern and the Collection Lambert in France surveyed her career in an exhibition titled "Roni Horn, aka Roni Horn." She has had other solo shows at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Dia Center for the Arts in New York, among others.
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Thu, 15 June 2017
Episode No. 293 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features Museum of Modern Art, New York curator Leah Dickerman and artist Ken Ashton.
See images of art discussed on the program here.
Along with the Tate Modern's Achim Borchardt-Hume, Leah Dickerman is the co-curator of "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art through September 17. The exhibition features Rauschenberg's early photography, body prints, combines, performances, prints and more. The exhibition catalogue was published by MoMA. Amazon offers it for $34 in paperback and $51 in cloth.
Leah Dickerman is a curator at MoMA. Her previous exhibitions include Inventing Abstraction, 1910-1925," and a 2005-06 dada survey that Dickerman curated while working at the National Gallery of Art.
On the second segment, Ken Ashton discusses his new book "Portsmouth: Collected Saturdays," which is new from Daylight. The book features Ashton's documentation of the deindustrialization and emptying out of Portsmouth, Ohio, a small town on the Ohio River at the southern end of Appalachia. Amazon offers it for $30. Ashton's work is in the collection of institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago and the National Gallery of Art.
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Thu, 8 June 2017
Episode No. 292 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Spencer Finch and curator Frederick Ilchman.
See images of art discussed in this week's show here.
Spencer Finch is presenting two new installations at two venues on opposite sides of the United States: His The Western Mystery (2017), a commission from the Seattle Art Museum for its Olympic Sculpture Park, is up through March 3, 2019. At MASS MoCA, Finch's Cosmic Latte (2017) is on view at least through 2018.
Finch's work typically addresses light and its relationship to memory at specific geographic locations, and often specific times. He has fulfilled commissions for and had exhibitions at The Morgan Library, the Rhode Island School of Design, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation (then the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts), the Corcoran Gallery of Art and more. His work is in the collections of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Kemper Museum of Art in St. Louis, the Guggenheim and more.
Frederick Ilchman has organized the Museum of Fine Arts Boston's showing of "Botticelli and the Search for the Divine," the largest exhibition of Botticelli paintings ever shown in the United States. The exhibition, which is on view through July 9, includes 15 works by 15th-century Florentine master Sandro Botticelli, as well as works by Filippo Lippi, Antonio del Pollaiuolo, Jacopo del Sellaio and more. The exhibition was co-organized by the MFA Boston and the Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William & Mary. Ilchman is the MFA Boston's curator of paintings.
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2017 Annual Springfield Township Library Photo Contest
Congrats to all the winners! The photos will be on display through the month of October.
Category: Beauty of Springfield Township
Winner: Erica G.
Photo Title: Country Roads, Take Me Home
Category: Animals of Springfield Township
Winner: Shelley H.
Photo Title: Watchful Mate
Category: Enjoying Springfield Township
Winner: Debbie H.
Photo Title: Derby Night at County Fair
Category: Youth
First Place Winner: Michael B.
Photo Title: New Morning Web
Second Place Winner: Nate F.
Photo Title: Finding Peace
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Annual Springfield Township Library Photo Contest
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To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many helplines her Department operates; and how much her Department has received from the operation of such helplines in each of the last three years.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has 10 main customer contact numbers, which we think could be considered 'helplines'.
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DWP ceased to receive a rebate on 0845 numbers in 2007. Prior to this, the revenue from 0845 calls was approximately £500,000 per year. We do not hold any more detailed information on this rebate.
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- Bedrooms
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Radar, Audio Capture F-16 Encounter With Biz Aircraft
When two GA pilots, one flying a Pilatus PC-12 and the other in a Beechcraft Premier jet, encountered an F-16 in a Military Operations Area used by Luke Air Force Base in Arizona last March, they had to take abrupt, evasive maneuvers to avoid the military jet. The incident, after it was first reported in AVwebFlash, set off a lively debate among pilots on AVweb's blog about the wisdom of flying in MOAs, and prompted an in-depth report in our sister publication, Aviation Safety. This week, AOPA obtained a video clip from the FAA showing the radar screen during the encounter, and also the voice tape from Air Traffic Control. (We've put them together in a handy package for you to watch and listen. You can find the video here.) The F-16 pilot has been reprimanded, and Luke officials told AOPA they will alter their training program to encourage their pilots to avoid similar encounters in the future.
In a podcast interview with AVweb, PC-12 pilot Patrick McCall said his TCAS activated about 10 a.m. that day while he was cruising at 16,500 feet (VFR with flight following) and he had to dive his aircraft as the target kept closing on him. The target followed him in the dive and when McCall leveled at about 14,000 feet, he was amazed by the view from his side window. "I then looked to my left side of the aircraft and saw an F16 aircraft off of my left wing," he said in a written report sent to the FAA. "The F16 was no more than 20 feet off of my left wing."


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