Word: flashings
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...Ditto for shooting still images. In a well lit room, the focus would be fine and the shot would turn out but, flash or no flash, I couldn?t get a clear shot in low light. Not that I was surprised - most devices that major in video and minor in still photography don?t get good grades in both...
...billboard as a medium is changing rapidly too, as outdoor agencies transform those once static boards into digital light-emitting-diode (LED) or liquid-crystal-display (LCD) screens that flash new images every few seconds. The dynamic screens allow marketers to fine-tune their messages to rush-hour commuters or soccer moms, depending on the time of day. Lamar Advertising, based in Baton Rouge, La., has converted 75 vinyl highway boards into digital LED displays at a cost of $300,000 to $500,000 each. "Advertisers can change their messages almost instantaneously," says Sean Reilly, Lamar's president...
...most notable of them is An Inconvenient Truth, due out in May, a profile of former Vice President Al Gore and his climate-change work, which is generating a lot of prerelease buzz over an unlikely topic and an equally unlikely star. For all its lack of Hollywood flash, the film compensates by conveying both the hard science of global warming and Gore's particular passion...
...Flash back to the final game of Harvard’s 2003-2004 season—the first game of the NCAA tournament. The Crimson enjoys a 4-1 lead over the University of Maine after two periods. A win is just 20 minutes away. But the Black Bears come out of the locker room with a vengeance, scoring four goals in the final frame. Maine goes on to the national title game, where it loses to Denver, and the Crimson travels back to Cambridge with thoughts of what might have been. Flash forward to the present. After another loss...
...talk to are those who want to listen, so a few years ago both parties started coaxing as much personal information as they could out of donors and party members. The Democrats gave their database of roughly 6 million people an awesome name: Demzilla. The Republicans' has less flash but more e-mail addresses (Mehlman puts the tally at 15 million) and Laura Crawford...