Posted at: 11:11 am by Timothy Haroutunian Categories: Armenia, Tech and Web
Google Earth is a program that allows you to get a 3D image of our world in which you can see streets and buildings along with making directions with a flyby view. The new version has more detailed images for non big cities. On the last version, I checked out what Armenia looked like and this is similar to what it was.
– embedded Navigator interface (top-right, overlaying the 3D view)
– Localized client to French, German, Italian, Spanish
– Textured 3D Model files can be loaded (Collada XML file format)
– Layers: new Core/All/”Now Enabled” views
– Full screen mode now allows searching (use F-11 on the PC)
– Press the ‘/’ key to access Search from full screen mode
– Scale Legend
– Full resolution imagery across entire screen
– Terrain quality preference setting
– Improved Garmin GPS device support
– Toolbar (replaces navigation panel previously shown below the 3dview)
– Diagonal arrow-key navigation (up arrow + left arrow simultaneously)
– Tristate checkboxes in Places/Layers folders
– Improved messages for login problems
– Redesigned properties dialog
– Region based loading, allows for “Streaming KML”(tm) layers
– Level of detail (LOD) control via KML
– Radio button folder items (available via KML only)
– Hidden folders, won’t uncollapse when item is selected (available via KML only)
– Network links respect on-expire headers
– mechanism via KML+NetworkLink
– Improved cut/paste of KML to/from text editor
– Menus have been reorganized with new names, locations and shortcuts
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Posted at: 9:49 pm by Timothy Haroutunian Categories: Sports and Leisure
David Ortiz hit his 51st home run of the season on the first pitch he saw from Johan Santana, breaking the Red Sox record set in 1938 by Jimmie Foxx.
When he reached home plate, Ortiz raised both hands to the sky, his usual post-home run gesture, then went to on-deck hitter Mike Lowell, who congratulated him. Ortiz’s teammates were on the top step of the dugout or inside it and applauded as he approached. Francona was one of the first to hug him and others followed. Ortiz then left the dugout and tipped his cap.
In the 7th, Papi hit HR number 52 which sent Fenway park into a BIGGER frenzy.
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Posted at: 4:35 pm by Timothy Haroutunian Categories: Sports and Leisure
Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek caught his 1,000th game on Tuesday night against the Twins. He was the first to catch 1000 games in Red Sox history. The only other person to come close to 1,000 was the legendary Carlton “Pudge” Fisk.
Here is the Home Run that Fisk hit during Game 6 of the 1975 World Series in the bottom 12th to take the series to a 7th game.
Interestingly enough Fisk graduated from UNH (University of New Hampshire) which is part of the University System of New Hampshire along with Plymouth State.
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