Friday, May 11, 2012

Weekly Photo Contest: Black and White!

It's Wednesday, which means it's time to announce this week's photo contest -- and the winner of last week's negative space contest. Before I do, I want to congratulate everyone on their awesome entries. We've got some talented iPhoneographer readers here at iMore and it wasn't an easy decision! And the winning entry is... And the winning entry is...


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Hello you are bidding on this LESBIANS ROCK MY WORLD sticker. You can order this in blue, red, yellow, green, silver, gold, purple, black, orange, holographic silver or white but let me know or WHITE will be sent.

Each Deer size is 85cm high x 28cm long (85mm x 280mm) long making it a perfect size for the Car, boat, laptop, trailer, shed, tool box, esky, fridge, toilet or bathroom, motor bikes or helmets basically any where you think a sticker will go. I use the best Vinyl which is high gloss 75 micron thickness offering high dimensional stability to suit most surfaces. It also has 5 year outdoor durability making it a wonderful all round product.

Your sticker arrives to you Hassle free and already taped and ready to go. All you will have to do is remove the backing and apply your sticker to your clean dry area. It's that simple. I have an amazing range of car decals so I hope you enjoy this one. Any 'Q' let me know, Cheers!

PLEASE REMEMBER TO LEAVE POS FEEDBACK ONCE YOUR ITEM ARRIVES SO I CAN DO THE SAME FOR YOU. GOOD FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT FOR BOTH OF US SO ONCE YOURS HAVE BEEN LEFT I WILL DO THE SAME CHEERS.
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    Thursday, May 10, 2012

    Tesla publishes Model S efficiency and range stats, expects 350 highway miles per charge

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    We've spent our fair share of time behind the dash of Tesla's gorgeous Model S, though there hasn't been an opportunity to push the all-electric vehicle to its limits on the fuel battery front. The sedan still isn't quite ready for a full-on range test, but the manufacturer has provided a teaser in the form of some updated stats, with a line graph demonstrating consistent improvements over the Roadster. Assuming constant highway travel at speeds of 50-70 miles-per-hour, the Model S is expected to continue rolling for 250-350 miles on a single charge, with the car possibly exceeding 400 miles at slower speeds (think 35 mph and below, but still on the highway). There's an 85 kWh battery on board (compared to 55 kWh on the Roadster), and despite taking a massive hit for size and weight, the Model S only consumes about 10 percent more power than its more-svelte sibling. Those figures apply to the mph listed above, and speed demons can expect to see a massive dive in range. Sounds like we can expect some fiery performance on the road -- just, hopefully not in the garage -- when the sedan begins making its way to customers next month, ahead of the original July ship proposal. Hop on past the break and hit up our source link for some nifty graphs, along with Tesla's findings in full.

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    Leica M Monochrom captures exclusively in black and white, costs far more than your color-abled shooter

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    Wildly colorful photos got you down? There's an 18-megapixel full-frame sensor for that. The Leica M Monochom may seem an unlikely proposition, with its monochrome-only sensor and $8,000 price tag (not to mention the added financial burden that comes along with investing in a Leica M-mount), but the camera offers some unique benefits that, for some, may justify the cost. Because the sensor is capable of outputting one pixel of data for each pixel captured -- there's no hint of color mucking about -- the resulting images are incredibly sharp. There are low-light benefits as well, with the Monochrom offering a top ISO setting of 10,000, compared to 2500 with the aging M9. Other features include a 2.5-inch 230k-dot color LCD, a rangefinder-type optical viewfinder and a 14-bit uncompressed RAW mode that yields 36MB DNGs.

    The camera itself offers an appearance consistent with other Leica snappers, and includes a magnesium alloy construction with hints of brass and chrome. Naturally, there's no video features to speak of, so no 1080p black-and-white shoots for you. We do have pricing and availability, however, though we don't exactly have the funds to match. The body-only M Monochrom is expected to retail for $7,970 when it hits stores (beginning with Leica's Washington DC showroom) in July. A new Leica APO-Summicron-M 50 mm f/2 ASPH prime lens will be available around the same time, for the modest sum of $7,195. There's a full PR just past the break.

    Update: DPReview has posted a gallery of sample images. Don't be so quick to dismiss this camera -- plenty of deep-pocketed photographers have likely been waiting for something just like it. Hit up the source link after the break for the shots.

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    Mailbag: If Moyer can do it, Pettitte can

    Yankee southpaw wouldn't have un-retired unless he thought he could still win

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    Andy Pettitte delivers a pitch in the first inning of a Double-A game with the Trenton Thunder against the Erie Seawolves on April 25.

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    Q. What can the Yankees realistically expect to get out of Andy Pettitte this season?
    ? Devin Anderson

    A. Nobody, Pettitte included, knows the answer to that question. But Pettitte wouldn't have tried this unless he thought he still could pitch at the level he did in the last few seasons before his first retirement.

    Watching Jamie Moyer's successful comeback from Tommy John surgery at age 49 tells us this can be done. Pettitte is 10 years younger than Moyer (he'll turn 40 in June), and isn't coming off a major injury.

    He's had a couple of bumps in the road so far ? especially in his May 5 start for Triple-A Scranton, when he allowed five runs in five innings ? and that's to be expected.

    After all, he's basically in spring training, off an 18-month layoff.

    But overall, the peripheral numbers from his minor-league outings ? walks per nine innings, strikeouts per nine innings, etc. ? are in line with his career big-league numbers. So assuming no health-related issues adversely affect his performance, it's not unreasonable to think he can pitch similarly to the last time we saw him in pinstripes.

    And his numbers from 2010: 21 starts, 129 innings, 11-3-3.28, 123 hits, 41 walks, 101 strikeouts.

    The W/L record and ERA aren't likely to be matched ? his career ERA is 3.88, and he hadn't been below 4.00 from 2006-09. But something along these lines seems likely to me.

    And I might add, that would be an improvement from what the Yankees have been getting from the No. 5 spot in their rotation so far this season.

    Q. How long before the Orioles fade back toward the bottom of the AL East, where they're supposed to be?
    ? Jim Gibson, New York

    A. Before a highly-probable pullback occurs, let's look at what's going right with the Orioles:

    Anybody who has read this column awhile knows there is admiration for how Buck Showalter runs a club and manages in-game.

    Three nice position-player pieces are in place in Matt Wieters, Adam Jones (at least for now, as he is an impending free agent) and Nick Markakis.

    The offense is eighth in runs and fifth in slugging percentage.

    I'm also buying into Jake Arrieta as a front-end pitcher, and Jim Johnson has converted 15 consecutive save opportunities dating back to last Aug. 14 ? leading a bullpen that currently has five sub-2.00 ERAs.

    And when your first baseman (Chris Davis) can throw two scoreless innings of relief in Fenway Park to pick up a victory (the first by a position player since Colorado's Brent Mayne in 2000), maybe things are breaking your way for a change.

    But just when you start thinking this can continue long-term ? and a 5-1 week against the Yankees and Red Sox will do that ? reality bites.

    No. 1, the schedule will get tougher. In their 19-9 start, the Orioles had series against the Twins, A's and White Sox, and caught the struggling Angels at the right time.

    But here's what the Orioles will be looking at through June 10: Series with the Rangers, Rays, Yankees, Royals, Nationals, Red Sox, Royals, Blue Jays, Rays, Red Sox, Phillies.

    If after that the Orioles are still nine games above .500 (as they currently are), then you can believe a winning season is possible.

    The Red Sox are more vulnerable than in recent years, but the AL East clearly is the game's toughest division, making the Orioles' attempted climb that much more difficult.

    And here's one thing that won't continue ? the Orioles' AL-low 2.99 staff ERA ? with only the Rangers within one-half run allowed. A 14-3 loss to Texas on Monday spiked the Orioles' team ERA from 2.78, and a climb to the mid-to-upper 3s seems inevitable over the next couple of months.

    Brian Matusz's struggles continued against Texas, and a case can be made for a regression from Jason Hammel, currently the staff leader in wins, strikeouts and ERA. Hammel, 29, had pitched his way out of Colorado's rotation by late last season, and is 38-46-4.85 lifetime including his great 2012 start.

    That said, the hope is for talented Zack Britton to return to the rotation in June.

    Q. What has happened to Phil Humber since his perfect game? Is he going to end up being one of the worst pitchers to accomplish the feat?
    ? Jennifer York

    A. The results have been terrible for Humber since the perfecto: 13 1/3 innings, 20 earned runs, 21 hits, five homers, 11 walks.

    His 13.50 ERA in those starts is the worst in the first three starts after any of the 21 perfect games in history. Humber also is on course for the worst season during which a pitcher threw a perfect game, as his ERA sits at 6.83 after five starts.

    After the last one Monday ? 2.1 IP, 9 hits, 8 runs against Cleveland ? you have to wonder if perhaps something has come up physically.

    And let's face reality here: Humber is the No. 5 starter in the White Sox's rotation, and at 29 has had an injury-interrupted, journeyman-like career since being the third overall pick in the 2004 draft by the Mets. His current career big-league numbers: 12-12-4.43 in 59 games and 242 innings with only one full season (2011).

    When you look at the list of perfect-game pitchers, perhaps only Dallas Braden (whose career has been interrupted by injury) compares with Humber in terms of a lack of career accomplishments:

    The list since 1900 is littered with Hall of Famers and All-Stars: Cy Young, Addie Joss, Charlie Robertson, Don Larsen, Jim Bunning, Sandy Koufax, Catfish Hunter, Len Barker, Mike Witt, Tom Browning, Dennis Martinez, Kenny Rogers, David Wells, David Cone, Randy Johnson, Mark Buehrle, Braden, Roy Halladay, Humber.

    In fact, the better comparison for Humber may be to a pitcher whose shot at perfection was ruined by a missed call on the would-be 27th out ? Armando Galarraga.


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    Rangers' Hamilton blasts four home runs

    Josh Hamilton expects it will take some time before he realizes the significance of becoming the 16th player in baseball history to hit four home runs in a game.

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    Google's Vic Gundotra tries Project Glass on for size

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    Looks like we're starting to get a little insight into Google's Project Glass testing process. Seems like the augmented reality glasses need to make their way onto every head on the Google staff, before the company feels confident moving ahead with them. First we caught sight of co-founder Sergey Brin, then it was Sebastian Thrun of Project X fame, and now social exec Vic Gundotra is getting a crack. He looks reasonably happy, so that's probably a good sign, right?

    Update: Looks like Google employee Sebastian Thrun actually tried one on... and got a photo of what it looks like from the inside. Head on the past the break for a glimpse.

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