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- AlycyaMay 27, 2010 at 3:52 PM
What kind? You hinted in a previous post that you have knowledge in this field. - AnonymousMay 27, 2010 at 9:30 PM
hi guys,i try to find that interview from elle.uk on the net,i would love to read but cant find it.any help here?
ReplyDelete @Alycya as for my issues. I don't like the colors of her outfits, it's summer issue. Don't like the B&W/wash out of the pics - I dislike the overuse of the thigh high stockings, her hair in most pics.
I don't like the background or furniture, or her placement on the furniture.
I guess my biggest issue - is the coloring, it's a summer issue, she should be in brighter colors. The title on the front cover is summer fashion. Yes, she is in items that are for summer, but I just felt creatively it could've gone in a different direction.- AnonymousMay 28, 2010 at 2:27 AM
well i love this issue, i notice that when ever it kristen it always someone with a issue. let it be rob and there is never a problem ,women you need to stop with the f99999.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 28, 2010 at 2:40 AM
Personally, I like the B&W, it works well in my opinion, had it been in colour I don't think it would've worked well, suits Kristen more, she's not the summer colour, frilly type of girl. Monochrome suits her well.
ReplyDelete @Anon 9:27 I don't have an issue with Kristen, I do adore her. I have an issue with the creative direction of the shoot, which Kristen truly isn't control of. And I could care less if it's Kristen, Rob, Jesus, or whomever the photo spread is of. If I don't like the creative direction, I don't and that hasn't anything to do with the person being photographed.


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Shin splints are a condition that causes pain and sometimes swelling in the front part of the lower leg (shin). The pain is most likely from repeated stress on the shinbone (tibia) and the tissue that connects the muscle to the tibia. They are common in people who run or jog. Activities where you run or jump on hard surfaces, such as basketball or tennis, can also lead to this painful condition.
Most people get shin splints from repeated pounding on hard surfaces during activities such as running, basketball, or tennis. You can also get them when you:
Some people have flat arches in their feet, which can make the feet roll inward when running. This may also lead to shin splints.
Most people with shin splints feel pain on the front lower part of the leg. Some people have mild swelling too.
When you first notice the pain, it may just be at the start of your workout and feel like a dull ache or soreness. If left untreated, the pain can become sharper and last until you stop exercising. In severe cases, the pain can continue even after you finish your workout.
Your doctor will be able to tell if you have shin splints by talking to you about your symptoms and examining you. He or she may do an X-ray to rule out other conditions, such as a stress fracture.
In many cases you can use home treatment to help relieve pain and swelling from shin splints.
Ask your doctor if you can take over-the-counter medicine. For example, ibuprofen (such as Advil or Motrin) or naproxen (such as Aleve) can help relieve pain and swelling. Acetaminophen (such as Tylenol) helps with pain. Be safe with medicines. Read and follow all instructions on the label.
Ask your doctor if strengthening and range-of-motion exercises are right for you.
After you feel better, don't go back to your old exercise routine too quickly. Start slowly, and little by little increase how often and how long you work out. If you start out too fast, your pain may come back.
There are things you can do to help prevent shin splints.
Other Works Consulted American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and American Academy of Pediatrics (2010). Shin-splints. In JF Sarwark, ed., Essentials of Musculoskeletal Care, 4th ed., pp. 724–725. Rosemont, IL: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Bederka B, Amendola A (2010). Leg pain and exertional compartment syndromes section of The leg. In JC DeLee et al., eds., DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine: Principles and Practice, 3rd ed., vol. 2, pp. 1857–1864. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier.
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Ergodyne has introduced the ProFlex® 375 orange compact kneeling pad. It is smaller in size than other pads in the line, and its color helps promote visibility. The orange color has also been added to the existing model 380 standard kneeling pad.
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Mercer, PA (May 26, 2012): Jimmy Light claimed his first career 410 winged Sprint Car victory at Mercer Raceway Park. That came in the Luxaire Heating & Cooling Sprint Car division. The "Tugboat," Lonny Riggs, docked his Approved Toilet Rentals 358 Modified in victory lane.
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It's hard to play golf when the clubs are bigger than you, but it's still fun. In fact, golf is so fun that it's hard to share the club or the flag with your cousin. In this case, I think Liz (2 yrs 3 mo) won the tug-of-war with Steven (22 mo). - July 1990
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Very cute!! I love the way you've rotated the freebie paper to have the warm yellow predominantly by the sun!! Perfect
Fabulous layout, Sue! I love the tug-o-war picture! And that sweet little guy peering down into the hole is toooooo cute! You do the best layouts! I always enjoy seeing yours!
This is absolutely adorable! The children are precious! Great LO!
Awwwww.. Love your clever title and your photos are just adorable! I really like how you cropped them in circles and the grass you blended into the background. Also really enjoyed your journaling and the clouds and sun are the perfect embellishments for a wonderful page.
What cute photos - fun journaling. Nice work on the scraplift.
I love this layout. The use of the circles to frame the photos is so effective, since it draws the eye right through from one end of the layout to the other. Beautiful work!
Great job on the scrap lift. Really like the way you flipped the paper to compliment your sun embellishment. Also like the subdued title. Perfect.
How cute - adorable kidlets & perfect photos for that background.
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I can already see the genealogical handwriting on the wall: this site will make all of us who research, compile, and blog about our families' histories more "genealogy wise."
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Are You "Genealogy Wise?"
A new social networking website is up and running - its name is GENEALOGY WISE. When I began this post, the site already had 4,375 members! Family history researchers, genealogists, and others who have just started the process of uncovering their family's "roots," are flocking to this new website. When a new member signs up and creates a profile, the individual is asked to list the surnames they are researching, a feature that will certainly facilitate distance-sharing of data about common ancestors.
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2011 begins with a jump in pending sales for Washington, DC Metro area
Rockville, MD – (February 22, 2011) – Revised data released by RealEstate Business Intelligence (RBI), an MRIS company, shows an increase of 10.6% in pending sales in the January 2011 Washington, DC metro area housing market. The RBI Pending Home Sales IndexTM [Washington, DC Metro Area], is a two-year moving window on the housing market using pending sales and median sales price. The results include pending sales through and including January 2011. The market area includes: Washington, DC, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Alexandria City, Arlington County, Fairfax County, Fairfax City, and Falls Church City.
"The RBI Pending Home Sales IndexTM provides unique insight into the state of the current housing market by measuring the number of pending sales through the most recent month," says noted real estate expert and RBI/MRIS analyst Jonathan Miller. "The median sold price, which has an advantage over average sales price because it removes outliers, is provided to show the relationship between signed contract activity and prices. The current index shows a gain in both metrics which is promising news for sellers due to the increase in activity, and a positive trend for buyers, as pending sales is a leading indicator of confidence in the market. "
Based on the data released by RBI, Miller sees five distinct market trends in the Washington, DC Metro area. According to Miller:
• Pending home sales swell as impact of tax credit expiration last April weakens. The first month of the year began with the most signed contracts for January in three years as a more normal pattern of sales began to emerge. There were 3,570 signed contracts in January 2011, up 10.6% from January 2010, and 12.9% above December 2010. For perspective, there were 42% more sales this January compared to the "dark days" that followed the credit crunch in January 2009.
• Median sales price increased due to a more normal mix of sales. The median sold price was $315,000 in January 2011, an 8.6% increase from $290,000 in January 2010, and 2.3% above $307,800 in the same period two years ago. Throughout 2009, and the first half of 2010, the market experienced an unusually elevated period of activity as a result of the federal homebuyers tax credit. The increase in median sales price is attributable to reduced activity of first time buyers who are no longer incentivized by a tax credit.
• While active inventory increased from the same period last year, fewer new listings were added to inventory. There were 13,545 active listings at the end of January 2011, an increase of 7.3% over the same period last year. However, active listings remain 32.9% lower than two years ago in the months following the onset of the credit crunch at the end of 2008. Despite the rise in active inventory, the amount of new listings added to the market over the same period declined 14.4% to 4,485.
• The rise in pending home sales outpaced the rise in active inventory. The increase in pending home sales and rise in active inventory resulted in a slight drop in the monthly absorption rate to 3.8 months in January 2011, from 3.9 months one year ago, consistent with the 3.4 months average over the past decade.
• It took one week longer to sell a home in January 2011 than it did last year at this time. The average days on market for January 2011 was 83 days, about a week longer than the same period last year and roughly a month longer than the 55 day average for the decade.
"One of the reasons RBI publishes pending home sales for the Washington, DC metro area is because no other available metric provides a better snapshot of the current state of the housing market. The expiration of the tax credit last April had a significant impact on the market data," states Miller. "It artificially increased sales activity before its expiration, and artificially lowered sales in the second half of 2010 after its expiration. For the first time in two years, pending home sales appear to be free of influence from the tax credit expiration as evidenced by the highest January pending sales total count in the three years after the housing market crisis began.
"While pending home sales are up, indicating an improving market, there is more inventory available than a year ago, and properties are still lingering on the market longer," explains Miller. "Now that the impact of the tax credit is essentially behind us, market stability seems to be the best way to characterize the Washington, DC metro area housing market."
The full monthly data report for all jurisdictions in the MRIS region, along with charts and graphics, can be found at www.rbintel.com/statistics. RBI is the only company in the Mid-Atlantic region that provides timely, online access to statistical information directly from the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).
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Linger named one of America's Best Outdoor Restaurants by Travel + Leisure magazine
Marty Steinke, exec chef of Linger, takes in the view from up top.
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Linger, Justin Cucci's globally-inspired hotspot in Highland, has taken its rooftop patio to new heights, so says Travel + Leisure magazine, which just released its list of America's Best Outdoor restaurants. Kate Parham, who penned the story, spoke to Cucci, who also owns Root Down -- anther Highland restaurant with a fantastic patio: "It's a winning combination of atmosphere, intoxicating food and drinks, and, as chef and owner Justin Cucci puts it, "an element of fun," writes Parham, who lavishes her own praise on the rooftop paradise:
See also: - Root Down's Justin Cucci dishes on pot, pussy and soup talk - Best Rooftop Patio - 2013: Linger - With delicious food, Linger gives new life to a former mortuary space
Walking out onto the 100-seat rooftop at Linger engages your senses: aromas of sweet sesame BBQ tacos from a food truck fill the air, while ahead lies an unadulterated view of the Denver skyline, with the Rockies in the distance. A line of thirsty hipsters forms at the walk-up window of a futuristic RV; they want a taste of the $5 happy-hour cocktails. It's no wonder the rooftop is packed.
She notes, too, that Linger lays claim to the "first-ever rooftop food truck." Not surprising, considering that Cucci has always been way ahead of the curve. Linger, of course, is on our own list of the city's most coveted rooftop patios, as are several more places where you can...linger. You can add Izakaya Den to that roster, as well, since its new rooftop deck, which was just unveiled a few weeks ago, is nothing short of smashing.
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Gangsta!! (yeah, in my dreams!)
Fashion Friday - Its kindof fallish.
It finally got "chilly" here this week. We are in the mid 40's at night, and mid 60's during the day. I literally wear 3 outfits a day because it goes from cold, to warmish, and then back to cold. At least I don't have to feel bad about busting out a scarf. Wanna see? Mmmhum. Thought so!
Layerin' it up!
I made this little flower bracelet this week.
Gangsta!! (yeah, in my dreams!)
Gangsta!! (yeah, in my dreams!)
My good side, baaahaa!
Shirt: Gray Turtleneck Sweater - Target
Jacket: Black Swing Jacket - Kohl's. It has stitching detail around the neck that I somehow missed getting a good pic of.
Jeans: Joes Wide Leg Trouser in Preston - Ebay
Scarf: F21
Earrings: F21!
Bracelet: Made it this week out of ribbon and a silk flower.
Shoes: Black and Silver Loafer Flats - Target
That's it for Fashion Friday!
I do have some randoms to kick off your weekend.
After watching The Office tonight, my husband wants to be Justin Timberlake as a d*!k in the box for Halloween. Yeah, to take Coop and his little friend trick-or-treating. Classy, huh?
I learned tonight that according to Jack Donaghy from 30 Rock, I live in the peoples gaypublic of drugifornia. Niiice.
I LOVE Flashforward. Have you seen it? Go. Now. Watch. You won't regret it.
Mmmkay. I watch too much TV. Possibly only on Thursday nights, though...
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Cute outfit! I have the same flats but have a hard time wearing them because on my right food it hits the back of my heel weird and gives me and "owie" (in the words of my son).
Here in CO we went from warm, to cold rain to endless snow in less than 24 hours. I hear ya about the outfit change...use it as an excuse to go shopping! I do!
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Aaudio Imports Debuts VPS-100 Phono Stage Preamplifier |
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The VPS-100 Valve Phono Stage is a preamplifier made by Greece based Ypsilon and brought to the US market by Aaudio Imports. It's not exactly an elegant looking device. The aluminum chassis harkens back to desktop computers of old. But as the adage goes, it's what's on the inside that counts.
Ypsilon's VPS-100 has a few key features that make it quite an impressive unit. To start with, a passive RIAA circuit with zero feedback. Other preamps often use active RIAA equalization, but Ypsilon prefers passive due to a feedback loop in the active circuit that creates a ringing sound in certain notes. This passive RIAA EQ was established by the recording industry to improve sound quality and playback time. The LCR network of the VPS-100 uses a pair of gain stages and two T filters. An air core inductor forms the 2123Hz pole and has virtually no stray capacitance, according to Aaudio. The 50-500Hz pole is formed directly at the output of the second gain stage with a high signal level. Both stages utilize Siemens C3g tubes. Accuracy on the VPS-100 is key, and it features an RIAA accuracy of 20Hz-20kHz ±0.5dB. It's got an overall frequency response of 10Hz-40kHz, and an output impedance of 1200 Ohms. The VPS-100 is available now from authorized dealers at $26,000. |


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Shelvin Mack scored 27 points, including five in overtime, and Butler returned to the Final Four with a 74-71 victory over Florida on Saturday.
Matt Howard scored 14 and Khyle Marshall added 10 for the Bulldogs (27-9), who showed again they simply won't give in, erasing an 11-point hole in the second half.
Mack's 3-pointer with 1:21 left in overtime gave Butler the lead for good at 72-70.
Kenny Boynton missed a long 3 that could have given Florida (29-8) the lead with a little under 20 seconds left. Alex Tyus appeared to have the offensive rebound, but Howard tied him up and the possession arrow favored Butler.
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TOWN OF WALLKILL - Three members of a Town of Wallkill family were bitten by the family pit bull at their Bellvernon Avenue home Sunday.
Town of Wallkill police say when they responded to the home they found three injured victims locked in two separate bedrooms and the pit bull roaming inside the house. Two of the victims, Janese Jones, 8, and Rosalind King, 57, were able to escape through a window.
Police officers used a taser, a ballistic shield and a catch pole to restrain the dog so that the third victim, Darren Gardner, 55, could be removed from the house. The dog died a short time after being restrained and is being tested for diseases.
The victims told police they were sitting on a bed petting the three year old pit bull when the dog attacked. Jones was treated at Orange Regional Medical Center for a bite to the face. King was treated at the hospital for dog bites to her hand and arms. Gardner suffered bites to his arms and torso.
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SALT LAKE CITY — It was a landmark 10 minutes, 37 seconds for Jason Collins, the NBA, and acceptance Sunday night at Staples Center.
Collins collected 2 rebounds, 1 steal, and, of course, 5 personal fouls in his return to the NBA and first game as an openly gay player hours after signing with the Brooklyn Nets, who beat the Los Angeles Lakers, 108-102.
The former Celtic was showered with attention and adulation before the game, and addressed the media in a packed room afterward, all to discuss something he has done before, play in the NBA as a gay man. The only difference this time is Collins went public with his sexuality last May in a magazine article. He had been unsigned for the first 3½ months of this season.


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The undertaking called string theory started out as perturbative string theory where the idea was to encode spacetime physics in perturbation theory by an S-matrix that is obtained by a sum of the integrals of the correlators of a fixed 2-dimensional conformal field theory over the moduli spaces of conformal structures on surfaces of all possible genera – thought of as the second quantization of a string sigma-model.
The S-matrix elements obtained this way from the string perturbation series could be seen to be approximated by an ordinary effective QFT (some flavor of supergravity coupled to gauge theory and fermions) on target space.
Moreover, the precise choice of 2d CFT also encodes a classical solution of the effective background QFT, hence a vacuum of that theory.
The first superstring revolution was given by the realization that this makes sense: the effective background theories obtained this way are indeed free of quantum anomalies.
The second superstring revolution was given by the realization that all these background field theories seem to fit into one single bigger context that seems to exists independently of their perturbatve definitions.
Aspects of this bigger non-perturbative context are known as M-theory. While one couldn't figure out what that actually is, the circumstancial evidence suggested that whatever it is, it has a low-energy limit where it also looks like an effective background field theory, this time 11-dimensional supergravity.
In a different but similar manner, other background field theories were found whose classical solutions are thought to encode "stable solutions" ("vacuum solutions") of whatever physical theory this non-perturbative definition of string theory is.
Here, when talking about a "stable solution" one thinks of solutions of these theories of gravity with plenty of extra fields that look like Minkowski space times something else, such that all these extra fields are constant in time (using the simple Minkowsi-space-times-internal-part-ansatz to say what "constant in time" means), hence sitting at the bottom of their corresponding effective potentials.
Solutions with this property, in particular for all the scalar fields that appear, are said to have stabilized moduli : the scalar fields that encode various properties of the geometry of the solution are constant in time.
Since these geometric properties determine, in the fashion of Kaluza-Klein theory, the effective physics in the remaining Minkowski space factor, it is these "moduli-stabilized" solutions that have a first chance of being candidate solutions of whatever that theory is we are talking about, which describe the real world.
At some point there had been the hope that only very few such solutions exist. When arguments were put forward that this is far from being true, the term landscape for the collection of all such solutions was invented.
So, to summarize in a few words, the landscape of string theory vacua is…
One widely studied class of modli-stabilized solutions to the string-theory background equations is that of flux compactifications.
These are classical solutions to the corresponding supergravity theory that are of the form with some Calabi-Yau manifold of six real dimensions such that the RR-field in the solution has nontrivial values on . Its components are called the fluxes .
The presence of this RR-field in the solution induces an effective potential for the scalar moduli fields that parameterize the geometry of CY. Hence by choosing the RR-field suitably one can find classical solutions in which all these moduli have values that are constant in time.
A review of flux compactifications is for instance in (Graña 05)
at least one thing missing in the discussion here is the subtlety explained out by Jacques Distler in blog dicussion here
Surveys of the general story of flux compactification in F-theory includes
Some general thoughts on what a moduli space of 2d CFTs should be are in
The compactness results mentioned there are discussed in
based on conjectures in
Discussion of aspects of effective field theories which might rule them out as having a UV-completion by a string theory vacuum has been initiated in
Early and technical articles that amplified the existence of a finite but very large number of string theory compactifications are
which says on p. 2
Although the consistenty requirements which string theories have to satisfy are quite restrictive, it has become clear that there are more solutions than one originally expected. [] Although the possibility of making Lorentz rotations suggests a continuous infinity of new ten dimensional theories, there is actually only a discrete set of theories that makes physical sense, as we will explain below.
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Although the number of chiral theories of this type is finite, our results suggest that there exist very many of them, so that a complete enumeration appears impossible.
A popular account of these observations was given in
a commented translation of which later appeared as
These articles, and this speech, did not cause much of excitement then. Also they did not discuss moduli stabilization, which could still have been thought to reduce the number of vacua. Excitement was only later caused instead by more vague discussion of flux compactification vacua with moduli stabilization in type IIB string theory:
That there are different flux compactifications was maybe first said explicitly in
The idea became popular with the articles
Leonard Susskind, The Anthropic Landscape of String Theory (arXiv:hep-th/0302219)
Shamit Kachru, Renata Kallosh, Andrei Linde, Sandip Trivedi, de Sitter Vacua in String Theory, Phys. Rev. D68:046005, 2003 (arXiv:hep-th/0301240)
Joseph Polchinski, The Cosmological Constant and the String Landscape (arXiv:hep-th/0603249)
The specific (but arbitrary) value "" for the typical number of flux compactification, which became iconic in public discussion of the issue, originates in
Michael Douglas, Basic results in vacuum statistics, Comptes Rendus Physique, vol. 5, pp. 965–977, 2004 (arXiv:hep-th/0409207)
Ralph Blumenhagen, Florian Gmeiner, Gabriele Honecker, Dieter Lüst, Timo Weigand, p.3 of The Statistics of Supersymmetric D-brane Models, Nucl.Phys.B713:83-135, 2005 (arXiv:hep-th/0411173)
had considered and earlier Lerche-Lüst-Schellekens 87 had .
A review of the issue of flux compactifications is in
General considerations on this state of affairs are in
The fact that in principle all the parameters of the "landscape" of string theory vacua are dynamical (are moduli fields) and the idea that an eternal cosmic inflation might be something like an ergodic process in this landscape has led to ideas to connect this to phenomenology and the standard model of cosmology/standard model of particle physics by way of statistical mechanics.
Summaries of this line of thinking include
For more on this see the references at multiverse and eternal inflation.


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The Enemy of the World
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040 – The Enemy of the World | |||||
Doctor Who serial | |||||
Salamander attempts to kill the Doctor after gaining access to the TARDIS
Cast | |||||
Production | |||||
Directed by | Barry Letts | ||||
Written by | David Whitaker | ||||
Script editor | Peter Bryant | ||||
Produced by | Innes Lloyd | ||||
Executive producer(s) | None | ||||
Incidental music composer | Stock music by Béla Bartók | ||||
Production code | PP | ||||
Series | Season 5 | ||||
Length | 6 episodes, 25 minutes each | ||||
Date started | 23 December 1967 | ||||
Date ended | 27 January 1968 | ||||
Chronology | |||||
The Enemy of the World is the fourth serial of the fifth season of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which originally aired in six weekly parts from 23 December 1967 to 27 January 1968. The story is a break from the monsters and "bases under siege" of season five, highlighted by a dual role for lead actor Patrick Troughton.
For decades only Episode 3 of The Enemy of the World was known to have survived erasure, but the five missing episodes were announced as recovered by the BBC on 11 October 2013 along with four of the missing episodes of the following serial, The Web of Fear.[1][2]
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The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria are enjoying themselves on a beach in Australia in 2018 when the Doctor is subject to an assassination attempt. The controller of the would-be assassins, an agent named Astrid Ferrier, rescues them by helicopter. She takes them to her boss Giles Kent (Bill Kerr). There they learn that the Doctor is the physical double of Salamander, a ruthless megalomaniac who is dominating the United Zones Organisation. Salamander has ascended to power by concentrating and harnessing the sun's rays to generate more crops, but is set on increasing his power. Kent, who was once Deputy Security Leader for North Africa and Europe, reveals that he had crossed Salamander, who ruined him and removed his various allies. The only remaining Kent ally with any authority is Alexander Denes in Central Europe. When Kent's home is surrounded by troops led by Security Chief Donald Bruce, the Doctor is persuaded to impersonate Salamander to save his companions and to gather more information on his designs.
Bruce is a bully who intimidates those in his path, but the Doctor's impersonation is strong enough to persuade him that he is Salamander – even though the real Salamander is supposed to be at a conference in the Central European Zone. Bruce leaves, albeit with suspicion, while the Doctor turns on Kent, realising he called Bruce there himself to test the impersonation. The Doctor is not yet convinced Salamander is a villain, but Kent presses ahead with a plan. Jamie, Victoria, and Astrid are to infiltrate Salamander's retinue while he's still in the Central European zone, via Denes' support, and gather evidence on Salamander. Meanwhile, Kent and the Doctor will travel to Salamander's research station in Kanowa to gather intelligence there.
The real Salamander warns that a dormant volcano range in Hungary is about to explode. Denes does not believe this is possible and resist the calls to send pre-emptive relief. Jamie, Victoria, and Astrid have by now reached the Central European Zone. Jamie tries to infiltrate Salamander's retinue, while Astrid contacts Denes for a meeting. Jamie manages to get himself promoted to Salamander's personal staff by preventing a bogus attempt on the Leader's life, and also ensures Victoria is given a position as assistant to Salamander's personal chef. When Astrid meets Denes she tells him of the two spies who have entered the Leader's staff.
Salamander now works on Denes' deputy, Fedorin, to turn him against Denes. Fedorin is a weak man and gives in to Salamander's blackmail easily, but is scared when he hears the prediction that Denes will soon be killed and Salamander will be asked to take over the Zone following the imminent natural disaster. On cue an earthquake begins as the promised volcanic eruption starts. Donald Bruce arrives but is unable to mention the Salamander in Australia issue before Denes returns to the palace too, blaming Salamander for somehow engineering the volcano. Salamander responds by saying Denes failed to heed his warnings on the volcanoes and is thus negligent and must be removed from office.
Denes is arrested and Salamander now tells Fedorin to poison him before he can be brought to trial and repeat his allegations. When Fedorin fails to do so, Salamander uses the poison on him instead.
Donald Bruce has meanwhile started to have serious suspicions about the situation. He evidently does not trust Salamander, and tries unsuccessfully to get Jamie to explain the Australia incident. Another man with suspicions is Theodore Benik, Salamander's unpleasant deputy, who has heard from Bruce that Salamander was supposed to be in two places at one time. He visits and intimidates Giles Kent, but the Doctor stays hidden while the unsolicited visitor is there destroying Kent's property.
Jamie and Victoria meanwhile use their new roles in the palace to get close to Fariah, Salamander's food taster, hoping to gather information on the Leader's intentions. Jamie also causes a diversion to try to facilitate a rescue attempt on Denes by Astrid. However, things fall apart and Denes is shot dead. Though Astrid escapes, Jamie and Victoria are arrested. This prompts Bruce to ask Salamander in private about his relationship with Jamie and his presence with him and Kent in Australia – which prompts Salamander to decide to return to Kanowa immediately and unmask the impersonator.
Astrid returns to Australia too and contacts the Doctor and Kent to tell them of the outcome of the botched rescue attempt. Fariah has followed Astrid and makes contact with her, Kent and the Doctor, telling them that Jamie and Victoria have been brought as prisoners to the Kanowa Research Centre. Fariah also hands over the file made by Salamander to blackmail Fedorin - which finally convinces the Doctor of Salamander's evil. However, before they can act, the building is raided by Benik and his troops and Fariah is killed and the file recovered. The others escape.
Salamander, Benik and Bruce meet at the Centre and realise the severity of the situation. When he is alone, Salamander dons a radiation suit and enters a secret lift, which transports him to a secret bunker. In the bunker are a group of people who believe Salamander has just ventured to the surface of the allegedly irradiated planet to look for food. He claims to have found a safe new food stock to sustain them after their five years below ground. He also urges them to continue fighting the war against the surface by using technology to create natural disasters. Most of the people accept this but one, Colin, urges Salamander to take him to the surface the next time, even though no one who has accompanied Salamander there has ever returned.
When the Doctor and his friends return to Kent's caravan they are soon discovered by Donald Bruce, who has traced their car.
Bruce affirms he is a servant of the world government, not Salamander, and shows he can be persuaded that the Leader is, in Astrid's words, a traitor, blackmailer and murderer. The Doctor and Bruce reach a deal: they will travel to the Research Centre where the Doctor will impersonate Salamander to gain more evidence, while Kent and Astrid are kept under guard; but if no evidence is found they will all be arrested for conspiracy. Bruce and the Doctor leave and shortly afterward Kent and Astrid escape their captor by means of a ruse.
In the shelter the promised new food has arrived and the people unpack it. However, one of them, Swann, finds a stray newspaper clipping and realises there is normal life on the surface rather than the continuing nuclear war they had all been told. He confronts Salamander, who agrees to take him to the surface to show him the world is now full of hideous, depraved mutants and their actions in causing natural disasters are helping to wipe them out. Swann is unmoved but agrees to go the surface without revealing his concerns. This incenses Colin, a young man whose request to go to the surface had been denied.
Benik begins to interrogate Jamie and Victoria. Bruce and the Doctor acting as Salamander interrupt him and send him away. The Doctor, pretending to be Salamander, questions his companions and the result further convinces Bruce to trust the Doctor.
In the grounds of the research centre Astrid finds Swann. He has been bludgeoned by Salamander. Before he dies he tells Astrid about his friends in the bunker. She hurries to them, is attacked by the frightened people but Colin stops them. Astrid tells them there is no war,and convinces them of Salamander's treachery.
Meanwhile, Benik, suspicious, speaks to and discovers the guard at the records room has yet to see Salamander emerge. He returns to Bruce and the others, asks for "Salamander's" signature on some papers, and leaves. The papers show a discrepancy in how much food is needed for personnel and how much is coming in.
Bruce and the Doctor have Jamie and Victoria released from the centre and the Doctor instructs them to head back to the TARDIS and wait for him there. He heads off alone and accesses the Records Room, where he impersonates Salamander. A visitor soon arrives – Giles Kent – who has a key to the secret room. In the ensuing conversation with "Salamander", he reveals his true nature.
The arrival of Astrid, Colin and Mary further incriminate Kent, for it was he who took the people down to the bunker in the first place for an "endurance test". Kent and Salamander were allies all along, and the Doctor reveals he had been slow to support Kent because he feared he was being used to topple Salamander for Kent to take over. Kent flees into the cave system beyond the Records Room after they learn the tunnel is planted with explosives.
Donald Bruce tries to break into the records room to help the Doctor. Benik causes trouble and Bruce has him arrested.
Kent encounters Salamander in the tunnels and they argue. Salamander fatally wounds his one-time ally. As he dies, Kent throws a switch blowing up the cave system, causing damage and injury to the station above. Fortunately the people in the bunker survive and Astrid leaves to rescue them.
Salamander shaken and bleeding from the explosion, approaches the TARDIS where Jamie and Victoria wait. They mistake him for the Doctor. Pretending to be shaken, Salamander asks Jamie to use the controls for him. Jamie's suspicions are proved correct when the real Doctor arrives. There is a struggle, and Salamander uses the controls of the TARDIS, sending it spinning out of control, the door still wide open. Salamander is blown out of the TARDIS and into the vortex. The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria then hang on to dear life as they try to prevent the same fate from happening to them.
Episode | Broadcast date | Run time | Viewers (in millions) |
Archive |
"Episode 1" | 23 December 1967 | 23:45 | 6.8 | 16mm t/r |
"Episode 2" | 30 December 1967 | 23:48 | 7.6 | 16mm t/r |
"Episode 3" | 6 January 1968 | 23:05 | 7.1 | 16mm t/r |
"Episode 4" | 13 January 1968 | 23:46 | 7.8 | 16mm t/r |
"Episode 5" | 20 January 1968 | 24:22 | 6.9 | 16mm t/r |
"Episode 6" | 27 January 1968 | 21:41 | 8.3 | 16mm t/r |
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This was the last story to be produced under the aegis of Doctor Who creator Sydney Newman, who left his position as Head of Drama at the BBC upon the expiration of his contract at the end of 1967. The four key production roles for this story were all taken by men heavily involved in the development of Doctor Who. Author David Whitaker had been the show's first Script Editor; Barry Letts, directing the show for the first time, later became the show's producer (for the majority of the Jon Pertwee era), executive producer, and occasional script writer; Script Editor Peter Bryant became the show's producer from the next story; Innes Lloyd was the show's current producer, but left after this story.[5][6]
Much like the First Doctor serial The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve, this serial was influenced by the lead actor's desire to play roles other than the Doctor. Initially, it was planned that Troughton's two characters would meet more than once, but due to the technical complexity, there was eventually only the one confrontation scene, at the story's climax (utilising editing and a split-screen technique). Barry Letts planned six split-screen shots. He called for a matte box to mask half of the camera lens, having read about the technique used for old Hollywood films. The film was rewound after the first take and Troughton was then filmed in his other costume. However, after the first such shot, the camera jammed, and no more split-screen takes were filmed. Later, Letts mentioned this to Derek Martinus, director of the preceding story, who brought Letts up to date with the contemporary technology of filming normally then using an optical printer to combine the material.[5]
Due to British television's shift from 405-line technology to 625-line, in preparation for colour transmissions, going into effect for all BBC shows from 1 January 1968, it was long believed that the switch-over for Doctor Who from 405 lines to 625 came as of Episode 3 of this serial; however, upon the recovery of the other five episodes of the serial, it was discovered that Episodes 1 and 2 were too high-quality to be 405-line broadcasts, and so therefore must have been made at 625 lines prior to the official switchover.[7][8] The now-disproved notion of the switch-over occurring at Episode 3 was most likely due to an error in documentation.[9]
Recovery of the missing episodes[edit]
Originally, Episode 3 was the only episode of this story to survive in the BBC archives.[10] On 11 October 2013, the BBC announced that the remaining five episodes had been recovered from a television relay station storage room in Nigeria[11] following search efforts by Television International Enterprises Archive and Philip Morris,[12][13] making the serial complete in the BBC television archives for the first time since the mass junkings of Doctor Who episodes between 1972 and 1978. It was subsequently released for download at midnight.[1][2]
Cast notes[edit]
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Frazer Hines and Deborah Watling did not appear in episode 4, as they were on holiday.[14]
The serial - which is set in the fictional future "Australasian Zone" - is also notable for the casting of three real-life Australian actors - Reg Lye, David Nettheim, and Bill Kerr. Kerr was well known to British audiences for his long-running role as Tony Hancock's Australian housemate in the original radio version of Hancock's Half Hour.
Milton Johns later appeared as Guy Crayford in The Android Invasion, and Castellan Kelner in The Invasion of Time. Colin Douglas later played Reuben in Horror of Fang Rock. George Pravda later played Jaeger in The Mutants and Castellan Spandrell in The Deadly Assassin.[10] Troughton's son David Troughton makes his first Doctor Who appearance as an uncredited extra.[10] His later appearances in the series would be The War Games as Private Moore, The Curse of Peladon as King Peladon and finally in Midnight as Professor Hobbes in the revived series.
Christopher Burgess (Swann) also appeared as Professor George Philips in Terror of the Autons and Barnes in Planet of the Spiders.
Andrew Staines (Sergeant to Benik) also appeared in Terror of the Autons (as Goodge), Carnival of Monsters (as the Captain) and Planet of the Spiders (as Keaver).
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In print[edit]
Author | Ian Marter |
Cover artist | Bill Donohoe |
Series | Doctor Who book: Target novelisations |
Release number
24 |
Publisher | Target Books |
Publication date
17 April 1981 |
A novelisation of this serial, written by Ian Marter, was published by Target Books in March 1981, entitled Doctor Who and the Enemy of the World. David Whitaker had been working on his own version of the novelisation at the time of his death.
Home media[edit]
Episode 3 was released on VHS in The Troughton Years. A restored and VidFIREd version was released on DVD in 2004, as part of the Lost in Time boxset. In 2002, a remastered CD version of the audio was released with linking narration by Frazer Hines.[10]
Following the recovery of the remaining episodes, the complete serial was released on iTunes on 11 October 2013. Following its release it shared the top two spots on the iTunes download chart for TV serials with following and also newly recovered serial The Web of Fear, above Homeland and Breaking Bad.[15]
A DVD was released in the UK on 25 November 2013.[1][2]
A US release arrived on 20 May 2014.[16]
- ^ a b c Berriman, Ian (11 October 2013). "Doctor Who Missing Episodes Returned: Everything You Need To Know". SFX. Bath: Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 11 October 2013.
- ^ a b c "BBC Confirms 9 Lost Troughton Episodes Recovered!". Doctor Who TV. 11 October 2013. Retrieved 11 October 2013.
- ^ "The Enemy of the World". Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 2008-08-30.
- ^ Sullivan, Shannon (2005-05-10). "A Brief History of Time Travel". A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 2008-08-30.
- ^ a b Letts, Barry. "Who and Me". Goodreads.
- ^ "Barry Lets - Who & Me". BBC.
- ^ "My early days at TV Centre". 2010-08-01. Retrieved 2013-12-19.
- ^ "DVD Review: Doctor Who -- "The Enemy of the World". 2013-10-18. Retrieved 2013-12-23.
- ^ "Doctor Who: The Search for Missing Episodes". 1996-08-12. Retrieved 2013-12-23.
- ^ a b c d "BBC - Doctor Who - Classic Series - Photonovels - The Enemy of the World".
- ^ "Lost Doctor Who found in Nigeria station storeroom". 2013-10-11. Retrieved 2013-11-18.
- ^ Jefferies, Mark (22 July 2014). "Doctor Who missing episodes: Recovery expert hints more lost episodes set to be returned". Mirror. Retrieved 24 April 2015.
- ^ "The Enemy of the World & The Web of Fear - Found!!". Doctor Who Magazine. 11 October 2013. Retrieved 24 April 2015.
- ^ "BBC - Doctor Who Classic Episode Guide - The Enemy of the World - Details". bbc.co.uk.
- ^ "Lost Doctor Who episodes become iTunes best-sellers". Seenit.co.uk. London: MayorWatch Publications Limited. 11 October 2013. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
- ^ "Doctor Who DVD news: Announcement for Doctor Who - Story #040: The Enemy of the World". TVShowsOnDVD.com. 2007-05-25. Retrieved 2014-03-01.
External links[edit]
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Android Market Update Brings Movies and Books Along With New Look
Google has announced via their Android Developers blog that a new version of the Android Market will soon begin rolling out to Android devices that are running OS version 2.2 (Froyo) and higher. The new Market sports an entirely different look that many will notice as looking slightly similar to the "Metro" UI of Windows Phone 7. And along with the new look it bring Google Books and Google Movies into the mix.
You can now rent movies directly to your phone, tablet or web via your Google account for $1.99. You can start watching your rented movie instantly or you can choose to "pin" it (download it) to watch it later without an internet connection.
Android Market Google Books, like videos and apps, allows you to buy books via your Google account and read them on any device. One cool feature with Books is that if you switch between multiple Android devices it keeps your place, so when switching between your phone and tablet you can continue reading right where you left off.
In addition to the new download options and new look, the new Android Market adds some extra discovery enhancements. New charts and collections of apps, like Editor's Choice and Staff Picks, are now present to help you make your decision on what to download. Check out the video preview that highlights the new features below:
If you're still running the older version of the Market, keep an eye out for the update – it should be hitting your device shortly. Oh, and if you don't want to wait you can just grab it and download it HERE!
So what are your thoughts? Like the new design? Look to similar to the WP7 UI for you? Let us know!
Source: Android Developer blog
Category: Android, Android News
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THIS UPDATE SUCKS. Nothing but atervisetment leaving no market left. I just got a Samsung charge and looking at taking it back if unable to get old market back.any help?


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Kathleen R. Struckle 1/31/2004 8:35:04 PM
Oksana, This is beautiful! I love the reflections & soft colors. Kathy S. #93172Sue Ann Rudisill 1/31/2004 8:45:28 PM
This photo is crisp! I love it! #356285Jessica Hughes 1/31/2004 11:41:31 PM
Beautiful Oksana! #356321Evy Johansen 1/31/2004 11:46:53 PM
Gosh.... this is really a wonderful image, Oksana! Good luck! #356324Robert Mann 2/15/2004 12:09:53 PM
Great job on this, Oksana! Wonderful a fun wonderful display! Congrats on your finalist selection and good luck! RoB #377700Patricia A. Kuniega 2/15/2004 12:18:28 PM
This is my personal favorite for a BIG win Oksana! Good luck and congratulations on your finalist! #377723Murry Grigsby 2/15/2004 12:34:37 PM
Congrats on your wonderful finalist Oksana! Good luck!! #377794Kathleen Clemons 2/15/2004 12:41:59 PM
Congrats on this and all of your wonderful finalist images, Oksana! #377829Evy Johansen 2/15/2004 12:47:22 PM
I'm so glad to see this beautiful shot as a finalist! Many congratulations, well derserved Oksana! #377868Thomas McConville 2/15/2004 1:34:26 PM
absolutely fabulous panorama. everything is pefect about it. great work pashko #378228Theresa McCloskey 2/15/2004 3:26:00 PM
congratulations - I must have missed this one - this is just an awesome panorama Oksana - :-) #378854June Marie Sobrito 2/15/2004 4:28:43 PM
Wonderful, congratulations! #379074Claudia Kuhn 2/15/2004 4:49:51 PM
Many congratulations Oksana! #379157Kristen McKain 2/15/2004 4:56:50 PM
congrats!1 #379178Susan T. Evans 2/15/2004 5:20:04 PM
A big congrats Oksana!!!! wonderful!!! well deserved! #379261Cathy Barrows 2/15/2004 6:14:29 PM
Congrats!...great pano #379415Kathleen R. Struckle 2/15/2004 7:26:37 PM
Oksana, Congrats!!! very well deserved! Kathy S. #379550Doug Gould 2/15/2004 10:40:21 PM
Way to go, Oksana! #379909Ellen L. Zaslaw 2/16/2004 1:39:08 AM
Spectacular Oksana ! Missed it the first time around. I predict a grand prize winner !Ellen Zaslaw #380110
Adam Bolt 2/16/2004 2:56:52 AM
This is simply irresistable Oksana. I'd love to know how you created and got the balance of light so perfect. Was it done with filters or are there a series of images taken that are layered to create this??Gavin N. Davies 2/16/2004 3:47:23 AM
Good luck in the finals Oksana. This photo is absolutely stunning and really stands out for me. It almost looks unreal. #380243Gary W. Lake 2/16/2004 4:53:07 AM
Wow Oksana! What a composition! #380359Robin L. Wehrman 2/16/2004 7:15:51 AM
Congrats, well done! #380930Stacey A. Bates 2/16/2004 11:25:06 AM
What a beautiful Pano, great colors and detail, Congrats Oksana and best of luck to you!!Sherrie H. Penny 2/16/2004 2:25:46 PM
Oksana, this wonderful! CONGRATS! #381761Damian P. Gadal 2/16/2004 8:09:54 PM
Wonderful Congrats! #382231Susana Matos 2/17/2004 11:48:22 AM
Another gorgeous photo! Congratulations!!Oksana Pashko 2/17/2004 7:14:59 PM
Thanks Everyone for the wonderful comments, I appreciate it So much!Carlos R. Escobar 10/28/2004 11:23:39 PM
Great photograph! I can't believe you got this out of a 2 megapixel point-shooter!! Goes to show that it's not always having the high-end equip., but having the skill and talent with what you have.Patricia A. Kuniega 12/1/2004 6:35:45 PM
Oksana, this is still one of my all-time favorite photographs at BP! You did an incredible job with this and I wish it had gone further. Like Ellen I think it should have been the Grand Prize winner. I've felt this way for a long time and wanted to tell you what a remarkable photo it is!! #949257Oksana Pashko 12/1/2004 7:13:47 PM
Thanks Patricia. You are so kind, I really appraciate your nice words. Thank you! #949309Kip T. Berger 12/1/2004 7:39:36 PM
Congratulations Oksana!!! Amazing work! #949337
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Looks like Sony's 3D Visor will indeed release this year with a confirmed release date, price and some great features that will take 3D gaming and movies to a whole new level including the one that all gamers would love to have — the biggest screen on the block!
The HMZ-T1 Visor is offcially confirmed and scheduled to be released in Japan on November 11th. The Visor changed slightly from its initial CES appearance, but the specs are definitely the same, including two 1280×720 0.7-inch OLED panels mounted in front of each eye which give the user a viewing of 750-inch screen from 20m away, as well as 5.1 surround sound from headphones integrated into the Head Mounted Display or (HDM). Sony's HMZ-T1 visors are expected to be 60,000 yen ($783 US).
While the price seems a bit expensive, this could in fact be the reason why Sony has stuck with 3D thus far — a real technology changer. what do you think? Will this change the way we watch our media and play video games? check out the press release below.
And if that weren't enough, Sony also has a PlayStation branded 3D Display due out later this year!
Tokyo, Japan – August 31, 2011 – Sony Corporation ("Sony") today announced the launch of Head Mounted Display "Personal 3D Viewer" 'HMZ-T1', a device that offers a spectacular new style for viewing both 2D and 3D content. Simply slip the device onto your head to experience the movie theater-like virtual screen (equivalent to a 750-inch screen*2) expand before your eyes.*3
It is equipped with the newly-developed 0.7-inch (diagonal 18.0mm) high definition OLED panel (1280 x 720), which have been realized through Sony's unique expertise in both OLED display and semiconductor silicon drive technologies. The 'HMZ-T1' achieves HD picture quality that makes full use of the OLED display's high contrast, color reproducibility, and fast response. In addition, the device adopts the 'Dual Panel 3D Method' which consists of separate panels for the left and right eye in order to display independent HD picture quality to each eye, which realize 3D vision. The viewer can enjoy natural and bright 3D picture quality that is crosstalk-free. Furthermore, we have achieved a wide horizontal viewing angle of 45 degrees by incorporating an optical lens that thoroughly suppresses unwanted elements such as aberration and distortion. Viewers can now enjoy watching video on a movie theater-like big-screen (750-inch virtual screen, virtual viewing distance approx. 20m)*2. Sony has also adopted its original virtual surround signal processing technology. Combined with the high-resolution 3D picture quality, viewers will be able to fully enjoy powerful acoustics equivalent to a maximum of 5.1ch through the left and right headphones alone.
Sony group has offered a wide range of 3D products and 3D content production systems, from industrial 3D filming and editing equipment and movie theater systems through to its "BRAVIA" LCD TVs, home projectors, Blu-ray™ Disc devices, Personal Computer VAIO and "PlayStation 3" while its "Handycam" and "Cyber-shot" cameras even enable people to film 3D video themselves. And now, this new 3D viewing style provided by 'HMZ-T1' will enable users to enjoy the movie theater-like experience whilst relaxing on their living room sofa, thus further expanding Sony's 3D world.
Main Features
The high definition OLED panel delivers HD picture quality.
The 'Dual Panel 3D Method' delivers natural and bright 3D picture quality that is crosstalk-free.
Optical lens which realize wide 45-degree horizontal viewing angle (750-inch virtual screen, virtual viewing distance approx. 20m)*2 which is equivalent to a movie theater screen, while the shielding construction creates a deep feeling of immersion.
'5.1ch Virtual Surround Technology (Virtualphones Technology)' for realistic and expressive sound.
As a 3D-compatible Head Mounted Display for consumer product (announced on August 31, 2011).
Virtual screen size experience may vary between individuals.
This device must be connected to the supplied processor unit via supplied cable, and the processor unit must be connected to a playback device such as a Blu-ray disc™ device via the HDMI cable.
Main Features (Details)
(1) High definition OLED panel delivers high picture quality
It realized 0.7-inch, high definition OLED panel (1280 x 720), through Sony's unique expertise in both OLED display and semiconductor silicon drive technology. The display's high contrast, color reproducibility, and fast response give added depth, allowing the viewer to enjoy smooth and high picture quality. For more information about high definition OLED panel
High contrast: The self-illuminating OLED panels achieve a powerfully high contrast that transcends the limits of measuring equipment. The display's ability to render true ultra-deep black tones results in beautiful and stunningly crisp contrasted images, even for bright light such as fireworks or twinkling city lights against the night sky.
Color reproducibility: Sony developed a new signal processing circuit in order to maximize the features of OLED, particularly the bright, highly-pure colors and smooth gradation expression. Sony's own proprietary 'Super Bit Mapping Video (SBMV) technology' has been incorporated to convert the 8-bit video of terrestrial digital broadcasts and Blu-ray discs™ for reproduction as a gradation expression equivalent to 14-bits. Even the faintest color differences are faithfully reproduced.
Fast response: The OLED panel illuminates as soon as electrical current is passed through it, giving it superior fast response (response time: less than 0.01ms) for video. This enables the panel to display smooth, natural video, even for fast-moving activities such as sports and games, without any blurry afterimages.
Interchangeable lens camera "α77" and "α65", as well as "NEX-7" are equipped with 0.5-inch (diagonal 12.7mm) and XGA electronic viewfinder (EVF). (Announced on August 24, 2011)
(2) The 'Dual Panel 3D Method' delivers natural and bright 3D picture quality that is crosstalk-free
Displaying 3D images using a single screen generally requires either the Frame Sequential (FS) method, in which the screens for left and right are switched rapidly, or the Line by Line (LBL) method, in which the video for left and right is displayed alternately on the scan line. The FS method tends to generate crosstalk phenomenon, which occurs when the left and right video frames do not switch completely, resulting in mixed images. Under the LBL method, the number of pixels is halved.
'HMZ-T1' adopts the 'Dual Panel 3D method,' which utilizes separate panels for the left and right eyes, each with its own dedicated 3D video. Therefore, it does not generate crosstalk. Furthermore, as the HD quality video is displayed separately on each of the panels, viewers can now enjoy high resolution 3D video that is natural, bright and extremely pure, to an extent that had not been possible until now.
(3) Optical lens which realize wide 45-degree horizontal viewing angle equivalent to a movie theater screen, while the shielding construction creates a deep feeling of immersion.
From Sony's optical lens technology developed through the projector, the adopted optical lens realize the wide 45-degree horizontal viewing angle, which enables the viewer to enjoy a movie theater-like atmosphere with wide vision experience of 750-inch virtual screen (virtual viewing distance 20m)*2. In addition, it realizes low aberration and distortion which reproduce the primary movie theater picture quality. The viewer can easily read small subtitles whilst experiencing the intensity of 3D as the video images expand before their eyes.
The design of this device is such that it covers the maximum possible field of vision (approx. 200 degrees), surpassing the video viewing range of 45 degrees. Any information unrelated to viewing is isolated, resulting in a feeling of deep immersion. The supplied light shield (shade plate) can intercept the light from below, which further enhances the feeling of immersion for the viewer.
(4) Equipped with '5.1ch Virtual Surround Technology (Virtualphones Technology)' to enjoy realistic and expressive sound
'HMZ-T1' incorporates Sony's unique expertise in surround signal processing technology '5.1ch Virtual Surround Technology (Virtualphones Technology)', which is developed especially for headphones. "Virtualphones Technology (VPT)" creates a sound field that naturally reproduces the sound to make it seem as though the sound source is emanating from speakers placed all around the viewer (including front and back). The viewer can enjoy sound equivalent to a maximum 5.1ch multi-channel audio, thus further enhancing the spatial effects of 3D, whilst simultaneously experiencing a very realistic feeling of actually being there.
Equipped with 4 surround modes
It is equipped with 4 surround modes which one can select depending on the content. Aside from 'Standard' mode, the user can also select from 'Cinema' for authentic movie theater-like acoustics, 'Game' for reproducing a clear sense of direction, which can be vital for game-playing, and 'Music' for those times when the viewer simply wants to enjoy the original sound, such as might be heard in a recording studio.
Other Features
1. Convenient operation
The device's control key (located behind the front) is used to control the volume and basic operations (such as playback, pause, fast forward, rewind, previous chapter, next chapter) of any connected devices with HDMI CEC control function. Settings for the picture quality and audio quality can also be performed via menu screen.
2. Convenient functions
It is equipped with a wearable sensor, which automatically turn off the panel if the viewer is not wearing the product. It is a convenient function and environment friendly. If the viewer is not wearing the product for a fixed period of time, it will automatically switch to standby mode.
3. Processor Unit for connection to other devices
Head Mounted Unit (left) Processor Unit (right)
Head Mounted Unit (left)
Processor Unit (right)
The processor unit is equipped with one socket for HDMI output and another for through output. The built-in HDMI output switcher enables both the Head Mounted Display and a television to be connected to the processor unit at any given time, thereby allowing the user to switch between devices for their desired output destination.
Furthermore, the processor unit and the HMD can be connected together with a single cable, which integrates the audio and video signals with the power source.
Health Consideration
Age restrictions
Considering the protection of the growth and development, we ask children (age 15 and younger) to refrain from using this product.
Cautionary matters when using the device
In any rough or unstable environment with a propensity for travel sickness to occur (such as in a vehicle), we ask our customers to refrain from using the device.
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This is one of the best salmon dishes you will ever taste, all because of two simple, secret instructions: do not cook it a second longer than instructed and bake it in a pan only large enough to fit the fish snugly in one layer. It is fine to cut the fish in half and place the two parts side by side in the pan if they fit better this way.
- 1 whole salmon fillet (about 3½ lb), skin and bones removed -
- 1 cup dry white wine -
- Salt to taste -
- ¼ cup olive oil -
- Juice of 1 lemon -
- 1 tsp ground black pepper, or less to taste -
- 1 cup fresh basil leaves, packed -
- 2 large tomatoes, or 4 plum tomatoes, diced -
- 1 Tbsp bottled hot sauce or a good pinch cayenne -
1. Preheat the oven to 450ºF.
2. Cut off and discard the flat, white strip that runs the length of the salmon fillet. Place the salmon in a baking pan just large enough to fit it snugly in one layer. Combine all the remaining ingredients and pour evenly over the fish. Bake uncovered for 20 minutes.
3. Carefully transfer the salmon onto a platter with two slotted spatulas. Strain the sauce through a sieve over the fish, pressing hard on the solids to extract the flavors.
4. Serve the fish warm or at room temperature, with the sauce poured over each serving.
This Recipe was featured in Kosher Inspired, Issue 4, April 2011. Kosher Inspired is brought to you by Mishpacha Magazine.


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