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The pocket-size, 100-watt RGB COB light weighs 13.5 ounces/384 grams and offers user-adjustable color temperature of 2,500-10,000K. ASC Staff Zhiyun has unveiled the Molus X100 RGB pocket-size light. Designed in collaboration with filmmaker Cam Mackey, the 100-watt RGB COB light weighs 13.5 ounces/384 grams and offers user-adjustable color temperature of 2,500-10,000K. With the ultra-thin Mini Lens Reflector, brightness is increased by up to 5x, reaching 12,600 lux. The Molus X100 RGB is compatible with three optional Zhiyun light modifiers: Mini 4-Leaf Barn Doors, Spotlight Attachment and Softbox 40D. It is also compatible with Bowens Mount modifiers. A detachable, 55.08Wh grip battery provides up to 34 minutes of full-power run time and also supports PD fast charging and DC-adapter input. The ZY Vega App supports multi-light Bluetooth networking control, remote real-time dimming and group control of light settings. The Zhiyun Molus X100 RGB (with Mini Lens Reflector) lists for $269. Follow Zhiyun on Instagram. Follow American Cinematographer on Facebook and Instagram.  » Read More

The club house at Camelford Bowling Club (Picture: Cornwall Council) ( )Newsletter Sign upGet your latest local news for free in your email inbox I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from Cornish & Devon Post. Read our privacy notice Camelford and District Bowling Club applied to the local authority seeking permission to extend their clubhouse on Lanteglos Road, Camelford. The applicant, South West Community Builds, told Cornwall Council’s planning department: “The application site has an area of approximately 0.593 ha and is located to the north of Lanteglos Road and to the east of Jetwells. “The site is well shielded from the public highway by established trees and vegetation and both the existing clubhouse and bowling green are situated at at lower levels than Lanteglos Road. The land slopes down by nearly 7 m from the easternmost point of the site adjacent to Lanteglos Road to the northwestern boundary. “The adjacent uses to the west of the club are predominantly leisure- and hospitality-based.  » Read More

SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY, MAY 4TH  The Western Hockey League playoffs are idle, likely, until Friday when the Ed Chynoweth Cup league final starts, as follows…  Spokane Chiefs at Medicine Hat Tigers  (Opening game of best-of-seven championship final)  **********  National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup Playoffs:  St. Louis Blues at Winnipeg Jets—5 p.m.  (Best-of-seven Western Conference quarter-final tied 3-3)  The Toronto Maple Leafs, Washington Capitals, Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers have all advanced to the Eastern Conference semi-final round. The Edmonton Oilers, Vegas Golden Knights, and Dallas Stars have advanced to the Western Conference semi-final round.  NHL Live Score Updates **********  It’s the final day of Spring Camps for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies Football and Saskatoon Hilltops. Each club will be holding their respective team scrimmages that are open to the public:  Huskies Football Green & White Game—11 a.m. at Griffiths Stadium  Hilltops Football Blue & Gold Scrimmage—1:30 p.m. at the Hilltops Clubhouse practice facility  **********  Major League Baseball:  American League—6 day games,  » Read More

May 3, 2025 | 00:01:14 Meredith Marakovits discusses the newest food item at Yankee Stadium, the Wells Favurrito -- a burrito endorsed by foodie Austin Wells.  » Read More

ST. PETE BEACH, Fla. — Officials in the city of St. Pete Beach have been trying to figure out whether to repair or demolish two public buildings in Pass-a-Grille that were flooded by Hurricane Helen: the shuffleboard clubhouse and Merry Pier bait shop.  What You Need To Know The shuffleboard clubhouse and Merry Pier bait shop in Pass-a-Grille were substantially damaged by Hurricane Helene Officials say the shuffleboard clubhouse will cost $176,000 to repair, and the Merry Pier bait shop will cost about $96,000 Community and city leaders said the buildings represent the character of St. Pete Beach  “We just want to save what we can of the old Pass-a-Grille,” said resident Alan Stalb, 87. “There's just so little left.” Stalb is a member of the Pass-a-Grille Shuffleboard Club, which has been lobbying the city to save their clubhouse. The group showed up to a city commission meeting last week to make their case. “You cannot play shuffleboard unless you have a place to store equipment,” said resident Peter Coleman.  » Read More

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565 Visit Shots! now A sports grounds’ bid to replace its premises licence is set to go in front of Eastbourne councillors. At a hearing, due to take place on May 12, an Eastbourne Borough Council licensing panel is due to consider an application connected with The Saffrons Sports Club in Compton Place Road. The application seeks a premises licence for The Saffrons’ clubhouse, which would allow for the sale of alcohol from 10am to 11.30pm, seven days a week. In its application, a spokesman for the sports club said: “A multi-sport ground spanning 22 acres in Eastbourne, East Sussex, the home of cricket, hockey and football in the town. Saffrons Sports Club. Pic: Google“The Saffrons is managed by a charitable trust, The Eastbourne Saffrons Sports Club Trust. The sporting facilities, clubhouse and grounds are open all year and available for private hire.  » Read More

When the Nintendo Switch launched in 2017, our expectations were high. The hybrid console instantly felt like a dream console, and the fact that it would launch with a brand new Legend of Zelda game was a good sign that Nintendo was ready to support it with high quality games. The bar was high right out the gate — and Nintendo cleared it time and time again over eight memorable years. The Nintendo Switch era isn’t fully ending anytime soon, but it will take a backseat to the age of Switch 2 on June 2. That impending date has left us reflecting on the bounty of games we’ve gotten on the platform since 2017. Third party developers returned to Nintendo in a big way with ports that helped widen the Switch’s library, but the console’s real calling card has been its exclusives. We got Nintendo’s studios at the top of their game here, reviving a wide swath of forgotten series while giving old standbys some of their best installments ever. Zelda, Mario, Fire Emblem, and more all made the Nintendo Switch a must-own device,  » Read More

April 30, 2025Updated 10:12 pm EDT PHILADELPHIA — A Washington Nationals staff member suffered a medical emergency during batting practice Wednesday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park, prompting Washington to cancel its pregame session as players and coaches left the field distraught. After the game, manager Dave Martinez said that the staffer, James Frisbie, was resting at a Philadelphia hospital but that the team did not yet know his condition or why he collapsed. “We haven’t heard anything as far as results-wise, but he is coherent,” Martinez said. “He’s feeling better. A lot of prayers are going out his way. His brother made it to the hospital, so his brother’s there with him right now. Scary moment for all of us. He’s a big part of our Nats family.” Frisbie was throwing to hitters during the first round of BP, but then paused. As his body began to shake, players and coaches rushed to help him to the ground. Emergency medical technicians located at the end of the Philadelphia Phillies’ dugout rushed to the mound.  » Read More

28/22 News stopped by a local clubhouse in Lackawanna County to see how they're celebrating the worldwide event. ... App. Get the iOS app · Get the ...  » Read More

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (April 30, 2025) – GolfLogix, the #1 app in golf, is pleased to announce the launch of its revolutionary new 3D Virtual Reality feature and enhanced app interface. GolfLogix is now the only app offering 3D virtual reality for over 40,000 courses worldwide. This expansive investment in data is unprecedented and unsurpassed in the golf GPS industry. As the pioneers of golf GPS technology, the new GolfLogix app delivers a groundbreaking on-course experience unlike anything seen before, giving golfers a chance to see elevation changes from tee to green and visualize their shots with unmatched precision. The type of elevation data now offered inspires confidence by allowing golfers to create a precise picture of how a shot will play and then help determine what club to hit. While the app retains its traditional 2D mode with a refreshed design, the true innovation lies in the new 3D mode. As golfers move through the course, the app mirrors their real-world perspective, providing a real-time, first-person view of the hole.  » Read More