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Jan/101

Stars and the Moon (Live at the Donmar)

$2.27

While Stars and the Moon does open with Sondheim’s “Not a Day Goes By,” followed by Jerome Kern’s classic “Just the Way You Look Tonight,” acclaimed singer-actress Betty Buckley here departs from the expected format of Broadway standards. She is accompanied on this live performance in 2000 at London’s celebrated Donmar by a band of jazzmen, whose central voice ideally pairs Buckley with arrang…

Super All Star

$16.98

Track:
01.Francisco Guayabal(4:25).~
02.El Platanal de Bartolo(4:22).~
03.Tres Lindas Cubanas(4:40).~
04.Ban-Con-Tim(3:50).~
05.Alto Songo(4:58).~
06.Malanga Na Ma(3:48).~
07.El Sopon(4:15).~
08.La Cascara(4:49).~
Artistas Invitados:
Paquito Pastor(Piano).
Juan Marquez(Guitarra).
Tito Puente(Timbales y Vibrafono).
Paquito D’Rivera(Saxofones Altos y Flauta).
Mario Rivera(Saxofones:Tenores,Baritono …

Ray Brown All Stars – Don’t Forget The Blues

Japanese import, licensed from Concord Jazz by King Records
“On this 1985 Concord release, bassist Ray Brown heads an all-star quintet featuring trombonist Al Grey, guitarist Ron Eschete, pianist Gene Harris, and drummer Grady Tate. Grey, Eschete, Harris, and Brown have plenty of concise solos, Tate is typically excellent in support, and the results should please straight-ahead jazz fans.”
- Scott…

Rod Serling’s: Patterns & bonus: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

$4.98

?The Twilight Zone? was still three years away when Rod Serling wrote ?Patterns? (1956/83 min.), the prescient tale of Machiavellian maneuvering at a large corporation. Serling’s later masterpieces harken back to many of these plot elements, including a well-placed twist at the end. A bonus short film, “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” (1962/28 min.), which aired as a ?Twilight Zone? episode, is…

Stage Door Canteen

$4.98

Three soliders meet three girls at the famous canteen before going overseas in this star-studded film. Featuring apperances by Katharine Hepburn, Helen Hayes, Edgar Bergen, & Harpo Marx. Also featuring the bands of Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Guy Lombardo, and Freddy Martin….

The Snowman & Father Christmas

$14.94

The Snowman This charming British animated short film (it’s just 23 minutes long) is a 1982 production of London’s Channel 4, based on the classic children’s book by Raymond Briggs and crafted with a colored-pencils-on-paper look, like fluffy, hand-drawn illustrations. Small children should be entranced by the story of a small boy in rural England whose lovingly constructed snowman comes to life …

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So what IS all that stuff we see flying around our shuttles?

Almost any film from the shuttle that we see, these dots are visible. They seem to be going all directions and at all speeds. I know that occasionally some little bits of debris get loose, but why would they cluster around? The gravity of the shuttle isn’t enough to overcome motion like that.

I figure a lot of these films are using CCD like when we see videos at night on earth that show lots of stars and even nebulae. So maybe they are really tiny, like dust, but why so much and why does it stay around the ship?
Faesson, shouldn’t it be orange ice, then?

Yeah, probably right. I think that was what it was in some of the early missions. But I have this problem with why it hangs around the ship. You see stuff going off in every direction. It should be all gone in little time. Drifted away.
Razor’s edge, geez. That means the stuff would spread out and go through other orbital paths. You could hit a marble sized chunk at 30,000 miles an hour. Not good.

blue ice. yup… the same toilet waste that airplanes drop.

betcha anything.

or maybe the astronauts wear a lot of glitter make-up.

and who says its motion precludes it being in a ’shuttle’ orbit. Heck, both the glittery fluff and the shuttle are in the SAME orbit, so just ignore the mass of the Earth and you get a very tiny escape velocity … yeah yeah…

blue ice.

gotta be.

astronauts drink a lot of Tang, you know. It’s gotta go somewhere.

540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Camera

$120.00

STAR EFFECT FILTER FOR SONY CCD-VX1 CCD-VX3 CCD-V5000

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540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Dome Camera

$174.07

CCTV SONY CCD 600TVL Star Light Camera 3.5-8mm Lens E29

$158.00

540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Camera

$128.00

540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Dome Camera

$159.00

Photometrics STAR 1 / IC200 CCD Camera System

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CCTV SONY CCD 600TVL Star Light Camera 3.5-8mm Lens E29

$155.00

CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light 3.5-8mm Lens D/N Camera

$168.68

CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light 3.5-8mm Lens D/N Camera

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CCTV 540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Camera

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CCTV 600TVL 3 Axis Star Light Dome Camera Sony 1/3 CCD

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CCTV 600TVL 3 Axis Star Light Dome Camera Sony 1/3 CCD

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CCTV 600TVL 3 Axis Star Light Dome Camera Sony 1/3 CCD

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CCTV 600TVL Sony 1/3 CCD 3 Axis Star Light Dome Camera

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540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Camera

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CCTV 600TVL Sony 1/3 CCD 3 Axis Star Light Dome Camera

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540 TV line Sony 1/3″ Color CCD Star light Camera

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The New CCD Astronomy: How to Capture the Stars With a

$33.94

CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light 3.5-8mm Lens D/N Camera

$165.00

600TVL HD Star Light SONY CCD Box Camear with OSD

$162.99

600TVL Star Light Box Camera SONY CCD 3.5-8mm Lens

$171.50

600TVL Star Light Box Camera SONY CCD 2.8-12mm Lens

$181.50

CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light D/N Camera 3.5-8mm Lens

$163.00

CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light D/N Camera 3.5-8mm Lens

$193.44

CCTV SONY CCD 600TVL Star Light D/N Camera 3.5-8mm Lens

$165.00

CCTV SONY CCD 600TVL Star Light D/N Camera 3.5-8mm Lens

$175.92

SONY ASTRONOMY STAR LIGHT MIDNIGHT TELESCOPE CCD CAMERA

$114.99

The New CCD Astronomy: How to Capture the Stars With a

$90.39

Photometrics Star 1 ccd camera system

$300.00

The New CCD Astronomy: How to Capture the Stars With a

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1/3″ color SONY CCD with Star-Light up to 600TV Lines

$150.00

CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light D/N Camera 6-15mm Lens

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CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light D/N Camera 6-15mm Lens

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CCTV 600TVL SONY CCD Star Light D/N Camera 6-15mm Lens

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Ray Brown All Stars – Don’t Forget The Blues

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To the ordinary consumers, Fujifilm Holdings Corporation is best known for its photographic and imaging products like Fuji digital cameras. This Tokyo-based company, however, is much more than that. Fujifilm has also distinguished itself in office equipment products, flat panel display, medical systems, and life sciences. The company counts on 223 subsidiaries and over 70,000 employees worldwide for the manufacture, distribution and product research.

In 2007, Fujifilm emerged no. 17 in the listing of companies with the most patents registered in the USA, an indication of the company’s vast technological armory in optics, digital imaging, thin film coating and fine chemical applications. With almost $25 billion in global revenues, Fujifilm has consistently ranked among the world’s largest companies, occupying the 142nd slot on Fortune Magazine Top 400 and holding the 217th place on BusinessWeek’s Global 1000 list.

Formerly operating as Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., the company was the prime-mover of the development of Japan’s first electronic computer, called FUJIC, which saw completion in 1956. In more contemporary times, Fujinon lenses helped shape moviemaking history with a Fujifilm company supplying high-definition lenses in the filming of Darth Vader scenes shot in total darkness for the George Lucas’ Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. A high-definition Fujinon Cine lens was developed for these particular scenes which are difficult to film with regular movie camera equipment. What the Fujinon HD Cine lens delivered were images expressing texture and reproducing subtle black hues. The high performance of these lenses enabled the Fujifilm company Fujinon to win an Emmy Award for Technology and Engineering.

The same outstanding technology is at work in Fuji digital cameras, particularly in the Fuji Finepix models which have set the trend in compact models excelling in low-light shooting conditions. Among the advanced technologies that go into these Fuji compacts is the Super CCD EXR sensor, which is one of the selling points of the Finepix F200 EXR. The sensors of these Fuji digital cameras bring in a versatile feature that helps the photographer adapt to three different shooting environments.

There is a fine capture mode, wherein these Fuji Finepix cameras employ 12-megapixel resolution of the EXR pixel array to capture images in bright colours up to the smallest detail. For high-contrast shooting situations, a photographer can switch to the dual capture mode wherein the Fuji compact reads two images and merges them into a single image of up to 800% in wide dynamic range to produce pictures that reveal subtleties and shadow, and eliminate washout in the brightest areas. In low-lighting situations, the Super CCD EXR is ready to take charge with its pixel-fusion mode, high-sensitivity features and pixel-binning capability wherein two pixels are combined into one super-pixel.

There are two different modes by which to access these Super CCD EXR modes. One is the priority mode which allows the photographer to manually set any of the EXR modes suitable to the shooting condition. The other is the auto mode wherein the Fuji digital cameras automatically set the best EXR mode for the shooting situation to deliver the perfect image.

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