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Arts Alliance Media (AAM)
is a global leader in digital cinema software and services, offering cutting-edge solutions in software as well as installation, maintenance and support across the cinema ecosystem.
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Held March 27-30 2017 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas,
is expected play host to more than 6,000 motion picture theater industry professionals. Additional information on
, the Official Convention of NATO, can be found at
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Deluxe Technicolor Digital Cinema (DTDC)
, a joint venture between Deluxe Entertainment Services Group and Technicolor, is the market leading provider of theatrical digital cinema mastering, distribution and key management services for clients worldwide.
combines best-in-class technologies, personnel, work processes and facilities, and is based in Burbank, CA. Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. and Technicolor are global leaders in digital services and technology solutions for media and entertainment.
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Unique Digital
Limited, based in Dublin and London, has developed a suite of leading software solutions for the management and delivery of digital cinema content, including a full featured Theatre Management System (RosettaBridge TMS), content delivery system (Movie Transit), advertising back office system (Advertising Accord), KDM delivery solution (Basekey), and VPF management software (Cinema Accord).
Unique Digital
Software Limited, based in Manchester, is a subsidiary of
Unique Digital
Limited and handles mastering and distribution business in the UK and Ireland on behalf of
Unique Digital
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manufactures the highest-quality digital cinema projection bulbs available.
xenon short-arc lamps boast a spectrum that is closer to natural sunlight than that of any other artificial light source. In addition to commercializing products for search and spot lights, which demand precise, powerful white beam lamps,
became the first in the world to develop a xenon short-arc lamp exclusively for large scale, theater-use movie projectors.
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Display Solutions' Digital Cinema Projector Series offers the most comprehensive digital cinema solution on the market today. These 3D-capable models enable theaters to deliver stunning digital images regardless of screen size, while simplifying theater management and reducing costs. All of
's digital cinema projectors meet DCI specifications for performance and reliability, meeting the requirements of today's cinema industry. NEC also offers full digital signage solutions, highlighted by its award-winning 32"-98" LCD displays, multimedia projectors and desktop monitors for lobbies, concessions and concourses.
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Moving Image Technologies
manufacturers and markets a full complement of cinema exhibition equipment and services to support the industry's transition to digital cinema, including: custom engineering, systems design, integration, digital technology solutions for 3D, digital cinema, pre-feature on-screen advertising and components.
Moving Image Technologies
' mission is to have the most talented, passionate people in cinema working to provide the best presentation tools for the cinema exhibition industry.
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, a global technology company, designs and develops networked visualization products for the Entertainment, Enterprise and Healthcare markets.
has its own facilities for Sales & Marketing, Customer Support, R&D and Manufacturing in Europe, North America and APAC.
(NYSE Euronext Brussels: BAR) is active in more than 90 countries with 3,300 employees worldwide.
posted sales of 1.029 billion euro in 2015.
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Motion Picture Solutions
is a leading international film services company, offering an end-to-end solution from post-production and mastering through to distribution, KDMs and screenings.
serves the motion picture community and its core business is digital cinema. Digital cinema mastering has been at the heart of
business since 2006. The company localises and distributes film DCPs (digital cinema packages) for international studios, UK distributors, post-production and independent filmmakers. Its portfolio includes the seamless integration of accessibility services, streamlined 3D workflows, subtitle origination and GFX creation.
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With over 18,000 systems in the market,
Sony Digital Cinema 4K
technology lets movie goers experience exceptional picture quality from every seat in the cinema – with spectacular detail, contrast and colour on any size of screen.
Sony Digital Cinema 4K
projection systems give audiences a more immersive, emotionally engaging visual experience you simply can't get at home – in 2D or with a choice of smooth, easy on the eye 3D solutions. Sony 4K offers four times the resolution of an HD TV or previous-generation 2K digital cinema. It's captured the imagination of audiences and industry alike, winning Hollywood's commitment as underlined by 4K releases from studios such as Paramount, Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox, and Sony Pictures. It has also won the support of Hollywood heavyweights like Christopher Nolan ("Dark Knight Rises", "Inception"), David Fincher ("The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo") and Harald Zwart ("Karate Kid"), who have all released recent blockbusters in the 4K format. The only manufacturer currently deploying 4K projection systems in volume, Sony serves many of the world's biggest and most prestigious cinema chains, as well as small independent screens and art house cinemas.
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QSC Cinema
is the global leader in signal processing, power amplifiers, and loudspeakers for all cinema applications. Our "SystemSynergy" design approach ensures that the entire system, from source to sound, delivers an audio experience as intended by the filmmakers. Beyond cinema audio for the movies,
also provides complete audio systems with network control and monitoring for other areas in the cinema entertainment complex, such as lobbies, concession, food service, arcades, and bowling centers.
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GDC Technology Limited is a digital cinema solutions provider. GDC Technology develops, manufactures and sells digital cinema servers, content storage systems, theatre management systems and network operations center software for digital cinema. In addition, GDC Technology is the appointed worldwide certification services agent, with exclusivity in Asia to certify DTS:X immersive sound auditoriums for DTS, Inc. GDC Technology also provides a suite of digital cinema products and services, including integrated projection systems, 3D products, projector lamps and silver screens. GDC Technology's subsidiary, GDC Digital Cinema Network Limited, manages VPF for approximately 5,000 theater screens and 250 motion picture distributors worldwide.
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Bardan Cinema
has been a leader in cinema equipment sales in Latin America and the Caribbean for over 40 years. With a well-established reputation and broad customer base that spans independent boutique theaters to large multiplexes,
provides total solutions and services ranging from cinema design, equipment sales, installation, monitoring and VPF implementation. In collaboration with D-Cinema NOC,
now offers comprehensive
/365 proactive monitoring and remote support to exhibitors throughout the region.
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Today, amongst the handful of companies across the world that are working to fulfil the exacting needs of DCI, there are fewer still that look beyond.
Qube Cinema
is committed to creating a seamless world of Digital Cinema with products that are innovative, powerful, reliable and cost-effective.
Qube Cinema
is a company with a passion for cinema and a thorough understanding of film, video, audio and computer technology along with vast experience in the production, post-production and exhibition industries - a unique combination of expertise that has helped in the development of the company's digital cinema technology.
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Cinema Equipment and Supplies
offers a full range of state-of-the-art cinema products and services to outfit your theater with the latest and greatest in the most cost-effective manner. From 3D projection systems to 3D sound, TMS solutions to remote monitoring, CES has you covered. As global leaders in the industry, CES has factory-certified technicians that are fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese and have installed over 1,000 digital cinema systems in over 17 different countries.
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is a leader in visual solutions for world-class organizations, offering diverse applications for business, entertainment, and industry. A leading innovator in film projection since 1929 and a pioneer in projection systems since 1979,
has established a global reputation as a total service provider and the world's single source manufacturer of a variety of display technologies and solutions.
offers comprehensive solutions for cinema, large audience venues, control rooms, business presentations, training facilities, 3D and Virtual Reality, simulation and education as well as industrial and government environments.
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is true proactive monitoring and support. Customers can access
from any device connected to the internet, giving them the freedom to manage the customer experience outside the confines of their offices. Customers have circuit wide visibility into their theater operations so they are able to solve problems more efficiently.
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Pioneer and world-leader in immersive motion for cinematic art and real-time synchronization,
designs, manufactures and commercializes cutting-edge motion systems intended for the entertainment and industrial markets. This unique and patented technology uses motion effects specifically programmed for visual and audio content. Movies are more immersive and training simulations more effective than ever before
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Dolby Laboratories
develops and delivers products and technologies that make the entertainment experience more realistic and immersive. For four decades
has been at the forefront of defining high-quality audio and surround sound in cinema, broadcast, home audio systems, cars, DVDs, headphones, games, televisions, and personal computers. Based in San Francisco with European headquarters in England, the company has entertainment industry liaison offices in New York and Los Angeles, and licensing liaison offices in London, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.
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Harman International
leverages the combined technical leadership and worldwide distribution networks of
JBL Professional
Crown International
to provide the most innovative digital audio systems available.
JBL Cinema
loudspeaker systems are the market leaders from sound stages and post production rooms to theatres worldwide. The new "next generation" ScreenArray® Series feature the latest JBL technical innovations.
DSi, Digital Screen Series, amplifiers provide the full range of power, while incorporating all digital processing required for the JBL cinema speakers, creating the perfect integrated digital theatre sound system.
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2929 Entertainment (Santa Monica)
3ality Digital LLC (Burbank)
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Act V Theaters ()
Action 3D Productions ()
Adaptive Technologies Group (Signal Hill)
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Ajay Theatres (Memphis)
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Allure ()
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American Cinema Advertising Network (San Jose)
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ARRI Film & TV Services GmbH (München)
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Ballantyne Strong Inc. (Omaha)
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Beaufort International Group Plc ()
Beijing Film Company (Beijing)
Beijing SAGA Luxury Cinema Management Co., Ltd ()
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Bewegte Bilder ()
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CJ 4DPLEX (Seoul)
CJ CGV (Seoul)
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Clover Solutions ()
CN films (Paris)
Cobb Theatres (Birmingham)
ColorLink, Inc. (Boulder)
Columbia Pictures (Culver City)
Coming Attractions ()
Commission Supérieure Technique de l'Image et du Son (Paris)
Community Professional Loudspeakers (Chester)
Constantin Film AG (München)
Constantin Film Holding GmbH ()
Contenido Alternativo ()
Coyote Theaters ()
Crown Audio, Inc. (Elkhart)
CSS Studios LLC ()
D & E Entertainment (Hollywood)
d2 France ()
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Dadi Digital Cinema Development Ltd ()
DALSA Digital Cinema (Woodland Hills)
Datasat Communications ()
Datasat Digital Entertainment (Chatsworth , CA)
D-BOX Technologies (Longueuil)
D-Cinema Korea Co., Ltd (Seoul)
DCP24 Laboratory (Moscow)
DDCinema ()
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. (Burbank)
Deluxe Laboratories London (Denham, Uxbridge Middlesex)
Deluxe Sound and Picture (Toronto)
Deluxe Technicolor Digital Cinema ()
Deluxe/EchoStar LLC ()
DFE Technologies (Hollywood)
DG2L Technologies Pte. Ltd. ()
Dickinson Theatres (Lenexa)
Digimarc (Beaverton)
DigiScreen (Montreal)
Digital Cinema Destinations Corporation ()
Digital Cinema Development, Inc. ()
Digital Cinema Distribution Coalition (Los Angeles)
Digital Cinema Implementation Partners, LLC (Bergen County)
Digital Cinema Initiatives, LLC (Hollywood)
Digital Cinema Ltd (Thurles)
Digital Cinema Media (London)
Digital Cinema Network Pte. Ltd. ()
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Digital Cinema Open System Alliance ()
Digital Cinema Providers Group (Defunct) ()
Digital Cinema Solutions Ltd ()
Digital Cinema Solutions, Inc. (Beverly Hills,)
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Dimension 3 - Avance Rapide Communication (Sèvres)
DistriB Films ()
Diversified ()
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DMC/Keio University ()
DMS Cinema (Noisiel)
Docspace Ltd ()
DocuZone (Amsterdam)
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Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (San Francisco)
DOR International ()
Downing Film Center (Newburgh)
Dreamworks (Glendale)
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DSAT Cinema ()
DTS, Inc. (Calabasas,)
Dutch Exhibitors Association ()
Dutch Film Distributors' Association ()
DVidea (Paris)
DVS Digital Video Systems AG (Hanover)
Dynamic Srl. ()
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ECCO Cine Supply and Service GmbH (Düsseldorf)
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Edge Digital Technology (Miranda)
EFA Partners LLC (New York)
E-Film Digital Laboratories (Los Angeles)
EFS Media Group ()
EGA Cinemas ()
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Eng Wah Organization Ltd. ()
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European Audiovisual Observatory (Strasbourg)
European Digital Cinema Forum (Buckinghamshire)
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EVS Broadcast Equipment sa (Liege-Ougrée)
EYE Film Institute Netherlands ()
Fathom Events ()
Fiberguide (Stirling)
Film & Kino (Oslo)
Film Expo Group (New York)
Film Ton Technik GmbH (Dusseldorf)
Filmhouse Cinemas Limited ()
Filmlab ()
Filmways Digital ()
Filmweb ()
Final Frame Post (New York)
Finnkino Oy (Vantaa)
Formula Kino ()
FotoKem (Burbank)
Fox Filmed Entertainment (Los Angeles)
Fox Theatres (Wyomissing)
Frank Theatres Inc ()
Fraunhofer Digital Cinema Alliance ()
Fraunhofer IIS (Erlangen)
FTT Digital Cinema Italia s.r.l. ()
Future Projections Ltd (London)
FutureWorks (Mumbai)
Galaxy Theatres (Sherman Oaks)
GDC Technology Limited (Hong Kong)
GDC Technology Pte Limited ()
GenAudio Inc. ()
Geneva Film Co. (Toronto)
Georgia Theatre Company (St. Simons Island)
GetD Tech (HK) Co., Ltd (GetD) (Shenzhen)
Giant Screen Cinema Association (Holly Springs,)
Global Immersion (Denver)
Global Immersion (West Sussex,)
Global Vision Networks (Sidney)
Golden Village Multiplex Pte Ltd ()
Golden Village Pictures ()
Goldenduck Group (Bangkok)
Goodrich Quality Theaters (Grand Rapids)
Grass Valley Group ()
Great Escape Theatres (New Albany)
Greater Union Filmpalast GmbH (Cinestar) ()
Greater Union Organisation (Sydney)
Grupo Chilefilms (Santiago)
Grupo Cinemex (Mexico City)
GuangMei Culture (Jinyi GuangMei) ()
Guangzhou JinYi Media Corporation ()
Guangzhou Rio Tech Optics Co., Ltd ()
Guitammer Company (Westerville)
Gulf Film ()
Guzzo Cinemas ()
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Hallett Cinemas (Meridian)
Harkins Theatres (Scottsdale)
Harkness Screens Ltd. (Stevenage)
Harman (Northridge)
Heartland Theatre Services (Council Bluffs)
Hengdian Entertainment Co., Ltd. ()
High Performance Stereo (Newton Centre)
Hinge Digital (Portland)
HNA Vigor Film Investment (Beijing) Co., Ltd. ()
Hollywood Branding International (Beverly Hills)
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Hollywood Megaplex ()
Hollywood Software ()
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Hollywood-DI ()
Hoyts Chile (Santiago)
HOYTS Cinema Technology Group ()
Hoyts Corporation Pty Ltd (Sydney)
HTS and Qalif (Sophia Antipolis)
I.E. Effects (Culver City)
igig.tv (London)
IHS Screen Digest (London)
Ikegami Tsushinki Co. (Tokyo )
Image Matters ()
IMAGICA Corp. (Tokyo)
IMAX China ()
IMAX Corporation (New York)
imm Sound (Barcelona)
Immersion Graphics Inc. (Commerce)
Impact Europe AB ()
Independent Cinema Association of Australia ()
Indiefilmnet (Dorval)
Industrial Light & Magic (San Rafael)
Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore ()
Informa Telecoms & Media ()
INOX Leisure Limited and FAME India ()
INOX Leisure Ltd. ()
Insight Media (Norwalk)
Institute for Infocomm Research ()
INTEG Process Group, Inc. (Gibsonia)
Integrity Entertainment Systems LLC (Niskayuna)
IntelliNet ()
IntensNet (Novi Sad)
International 3D & Advanced Imaging Society (Los Angeles)
International Broadcasting Convention (Amsterdam)
International Cinema Technology Association (New York)
International Datacasting Corporation (Kanata)
International Moving Image Society (London)
Inter‑Society for the Enhancement of Cinema Presentation, Inc (Los Angeles)
In-Three, Inc. (Westlake Village)
intoPIX s.a. (Louvain-la-Neuve)
In-Vision – Digital Imaging GmbH (Guntramsdorf)
IOSONO GmbH (Erfurt)
IOSONO Inc. (Hollywood)
IPic Entertainment (Fort Lauderdale)
Irish Multiplex Cinemas ()
Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival (Jackson Hole)
JBL Professional (Northridge)
Jogchem's Theaters BV (Bunschoten GC)
JT Bioscopen ()
Julian Pinn Ltd ()
JVC Company of America (Wayne)
Kaga Electronics, Co. LTD. (Tokyo)
Karo Film (Moscow)
KDC Corporation ()
Kelonik Group (Barcelona)
KenCast, Inc. (Norwalk)
Kerasotes Theatres (Chicago)
Kieft & Kieft + Partner ()
Kinepolis Group (Brussels)
Kinoforum ()
Kinomax (Moscow)
Kinoton America, Inc. (Towaco)
Kinoton Digital Solutions ()
Kinoton GmbH (Germering)
Kit Digital - London (London)
Kit Digital ()
Klipsch (Indianapolis)
Kodak's Entertainment Imaging (Hollywood)
Kraftwerk Weißrussland COOO ()
Kronverk Cinemas (Saint-Petersburg)
Kuwait National Cinema Company (Kuwait )
La Geode ()
Labodigital (Mexico City)
Laemmle Theaters (Los Angeles)
Landmark Cinemas of Canada ()
Landmark Theatres (Los Angeles)
Laser Illuminated Projector Association (San Jose)
Laser Light Engines (Salem)
LaserPacific Media Corporation (Hollywood)
Legend3D (San Diego)
Les Cinémas Gaumont Pathé ()
Letian Entertainment ()
Lighting Technologies International LLC (Baldwin Park)
Lightspeed Design, Inc. (Bellevue)
Lincoln Square Cinemas (Bellevue)
Linfair Engineering & Trading Co. Ltd (Taipei)
Link Digital Cinema China Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. ()
Lionsgate (Santa Monica)
Lisbon Village Festival (Lisboa )
Loews Cineplex Entertainment (New York)
Lollipop Theater Network ()
Lotte Cinema (Seoul)
Lucasfilm Ltd. ()
Lumière Pavilions Ltd. ()
Luxin-Rio ()
MACCS International bv (Groningen)
MAG Audio (Cinema) (Bila Tserkva)
Mainstream Data (Salt Lake City)
Major Cineplex (Bangkok)
Malco Theatres (Memphis)
Mann Theatres (Encino)
Marché du Film – Festival de Cannes (Cannes )
Marchon 3D Eyewear (San Diego)
Marcus Theatres (Milwaukee)
Mars Entertainment Group (Istanbul)
MasterImage 3D, Inc. (Sherman Oaks)
Maze Co Ltd ()
Media Asia Group (Hong Kong)
Media Broadcast (Frankfurt)
Media Development Authority of Singapore ()
Media Direct Norway AS ()
Media Innovation Center ()
Media Salles (Milano)
MediaCorp Technologies (Singapore)
MediaMation, Inc. (Torrance)
MediaMerge, Inc. (Chelsea)
Mega Media Group ()
Megabox Cineplex Inc (Seoul)
Megaplex Theatres (Sandy)
Megarama Group ()
Met Film & TV ()
Metropolitan Theatres Corporation (Los Angeles)
Meyer Sound Laboratories, Inc. (Berkeley)
Microcinema ()
Microsoft Corporation (Redmond)
Microspace Communications (Raleigh)
MikroM GmbH (Berlin)
Misr International Films ()
MK2 (Paris)
MKPE Consulting LLC (Calabasas)
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Motion Picture Solutions Announces Brent Watson as Head of Customer Technical Operations
—Sep 22, 2016
otion Picture Solutions (MPS), a leading international provider of world-class solutions to the cinema industry, today announces the appointment of Brent Watson as head of customer technical operations.
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Sony Digital Cinema 4K and MPS Agree Proposed Integration of the New OnCinema Platform with Sony Theatre Management Systems
—Jun 22, 2016
nnounced at CineEurope 2016, Sony Digital Cinema 4K and MPS — the leading digital cinema services company in Europe — have agreed to integrate MPS's newly launched OnCinema software client within Sony Theatre Management System (TMS) within Europe. This move would make Sony's TMS solution the first in the industry to be fully integrated with the OnCinema platform, adding a number of possible substantial benefits to Sony's exhibitor customers, including true end-to-end delivery and real-time feedback on key delivery status.
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MPS Launches OnCinema — the New International Cinema Distribution Platform
—Jun 20, 2016
PS — the leading digital cinema services company in Europe — has announced the launch of its new cinema distribution platform, OnCinema, bringing together MPS's years of experience in the field to offer a long-term, sustainable delivery solution to the industry.
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Avanti Communications & Motion Picture Solutions Sign Digital Cinema Distribution Deal
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Avanti Communications, a leading provider of satellite data communications services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, has signed a multi-year cinema distribution contract with Motion Picture Solutions (MPS), an international film services company, based in London. Powered by Avanti's HYLAS 1 and HYLAS 2 satellites and delivered through MPS's LANsat technology, the partnership expands MPS's bandwidth available for multicast feature film distribution to its cinema chain customer base.
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Motion Picture Solutions (MPS) announces Howard Kiedaisch as CEO
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otion Picture Solutions (MPS), Europe's leading digital cinema services company, today announces the appointment of Howard Kiedaisch as CEO and Chairman of the MPS Group. Howard takes up the role on 1 May after serving in a number of senior leadership positions in the international film industry. He joins the company after nine years as CEO of Arts Alliance Media, while, prior to that, he was CFO for Universal Pictures International. Howard's appointment — in MPS's 10th anniversary year — reflects the company's strategic plan which balances stability with innovation and growth.
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Arts Alliance Media and Motion Picture Solutions Offer the Strongest Cinema Content Delivery Solution Yet with Screenwriter and LANsat
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igital cinema software provider Arts Alliance Media (AAM) and content services company Motion Picture Solutions (MPS), are to offer an improved seamless content delivery service to exhibitors with a combination of the LANsat library management server and the Screenwriter TMS (Theatre Management System). With Screenwriter installed on each LANsat server, exhibitors can now receive content and automated KDMs sent electronically and manage content easily through an intuitive interface, distributing it throughout a site, ready to play out on screen.
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Motion Picture Solutions Acquires Arts Alliance Media's Content Services Division
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The sharpening partisan divide within United States politics is routinely affecting foreign policy, far more than in years past, writes Republican Senator Richard Lugar.
I tend to resist hyperbolic assessments of the condition of American society. But when I reflect on what is different now from when I entered politics, it is clear that partisan divisions are much sharper than they were in past decades.
These divisions routinely affect U.S. foreign policy in ways that they rarely did in years past. It was never strictly the case that "politics stopped at the water's edge." During the Cold War and the Vietnam War, for example, it was common for some candidates to be attacked as being soft on Communism and others to be attacked as warmongers. But there almost always was an undercurrent of bipartisanship and communication between party leaders on national security issues that enabled action when it was needed.
That is not the case today. In recent years, the U.S. Congress has been unable to act decisively on foreign policy, or, in many cases, even debate international issues. Faced with reflexive partisan roadblocks and the growing number of unresolvable hot button issues that get attached to foreign policy bills, Congress has retreated from legislation dealing with foreign policy.

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Wants very badly to star in a re-make of Showgirls.
Think you will look better if you draw a skinnier body on your body and a prettier face on your face.
Represented the favored hairstyle of countless country music fans.
Represented it too, but in a shinier and more asymmetrical fashion.
Dressed like a Bavarian beer frau by way of South Beach.
Wants to make the upper tummy (lower chest?) the hot new body part to show off.
Not you too, Hayden Panettiere!
Looked like Rachel Zoe's lesser-known sister who got disowned after moving to Nashville.
Soldiered on despite several runs in her dress.
Not to be confused with porn star Jesse Jane, who knows how to smile without looking like it physically hurts her.
Is hoping for her Country Strong moment.
So that's where my Urban Outfitters bedspread went.
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British writer E.L. James, author of the erotic romance trilogy beginning with the bestselling "Fifty Shades of Grey," can't believe the impact of her work, or the influence her books have had on the fantasies of women around the world.
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The suburban mother of two, who wrote the books as "Twilight" fan fiction, said she's "stunned" at the success of the story. "I was amazed how popular it was. I'm still amazed," she told TODAY's Michelle Kosinski Tuesday.
'Fifty Shades of Grey': Peek inside the steamy novel
The books, which have been passed around by women like contraband, follow the relationship between the young student Anastasia Steele and the "very attractive" Christian Grey, who has "unruly dark-copper-colored hair and intense, bright gray eyes." Soon after first meeting, the couple embarks on a passionate affair as Steele "learns more about her own dark desires" in Grey's "red room of pain."
A film adaptation of the series is in the works. But despite all the attention, James says there isn't anything revolutionary about her books.
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"This is my midlife crisis, writ large," she said. "All my fantasies in there, and that's it."
While the couple in the "Fifty Shades" books are haunted by outside forces much like their predecessors Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, there aren't any vampires or werewolves in the story. Protagonist Christian Grey, a wildly successful billionaire, is described as a man "tormented by demons and consumed by the need to control," while Steele is his perfect match with her pure, "quiet beauty" and "independent spirit."
Author lands deal for 'Fifty Shades of Grey' parody
James thinks of the books as "kind of raw," and says she doesn't think she's a great writer or a very disciplined one.
Still, Grey, whose silver ties (used as tools of bondage in the book) have become a bit of a cultural phenomenon, is described in the novel as "the richest, most elusive, most enigmatic bachelor in Washington state." Is that what women really want?
"Once you're in charge of your job, your house, your children, getting the food on the table, doing all of this, all of the time, it'd be nice for someone else to be in charge for a bit maybe," said James.
But in real life, it's different.
"You want someone who does the dishes."
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Story - Really dull and boring. Animation - Some fighting scenes are cool but it lacks quality and depth. The art veries from okay to awful. Sound - Voice acting for most characters are great, blonde is terrible. Overall sound, is pretty average with a lot of stock sounds. Characters - More interesting, as they carry a bit more character development then most, purple haired chick is best girl. Overall - It's not Attack on Titan... and it doesn't try to be.See full review
Story - Interesting, enjoyable, reminds me of Toradora in many respects. Animation - Decent, great character designs, (dont enjoy the occasional use of repeating animations/images for cut down on animation budget) Sound - Great, not to much to complain about Characters - All interesting and likable in there own way... accept for blonde. Overall - Another great romance anime that falls in line with legends such as Clannad/Afterstory and Toradora.See full review
Story: If you enjoy a story that doesn't progress and or go anywhere but is full of comedy (like School Rumble) then you'll enjoy this. Funny, entertaining, and makes fun of cliches.
Animation: Average, but you normally don't expect much in a rom-com school set anime. Sound: Voice actors are actually really nice to listen to, music is forgetable. Characters: All unique in personality, but in design I sometime forget who was who (the male side characters.) Overall: Its a comedy that doesn't progress anywhere intentionally. It's not meant to end on any romantic build or scale, and the... See full review
Review of 18 episodes. Will be edited when finished. It's a very generic mech anime that tries to hard to be different and overall fails to be different. Story: People fighting people, kinda doesn't make it clear why accept that the fate of humanity is in danger. Animation: Average, nothing spectacular. Some impressive backgrounds and holographic effects at times. You expect better for a 2014 anime. Sound: Intense and interesting music (at times), average voice acting, decent sound design. Characters: Bland and mostly uninteresting, I have a hard time figuring out why we have such a dull... See full review
Story: Garbage, almost non existent.
Animation: Poor. It looks like the second half of Sword Art Online One's art but cut in half. (So basically worse then Season 1's worst second half, which was made 2 years before) Sound: Generic sound effects, ambience, and background music. Kirito's voice actor is good in other anime, but fails to show any light in this one along with every other voice actor. Characters: Lifeless, dull and boring. Overall: Keep away, this is way overhyped. 2/10 is generous. Everyone has the right to their own opinion, but your opinion in this case is...
I watched Da Capo a while back when I was sick. I was home from school, and felt like doing something to pass the time. On some anime watching site I found this so called "Da Capo" and figured "why the heck not". Little did I know I would be bored sh*tless for the next 26 f**king episodes and so on to find a second season, and a sequel.
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Hlafter earns national architectural honor
Posted June 14, 2004; 03:28 p.m.
University Architect Jon Hlafter has been honored for his significant contributions to the profession by selection to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows.
He was invested during the AIA 2004 National Convention and Design Exposition in Chicago June 10-12.
The fellowship program was developed to elevate those architects who have made a significant contribution to architecture and society and who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession. Election to fellowship not only recognizes the achievements of architects as individuals, but also their significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level.
Out of a total AIA membership of nearly 72,000, there are fewer than 2,500 distinguished with the honor of fellowship.
Hlafter earned bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture from Princeton in 1961 and 1963, respectively. He joined the Princeton staff in 1968 and was appointed director of physical planning in 1969. Earlier this year, he was named University architect.
"With unabated enthusiasm, care and professionalism, Mr. Hlafter has overseen the preservation and adaptive reuse of a unique collection of buildings dating from 1756, and the development of new structures that are exemplars of contemporary endeavors," wrote Princeton Trustee Emerita Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk in nominating him for the award. "It is a significant tribute to his work that the transition from old to new on campus is virtually seamless and that the Princeton University campus can be considered a national treasure."
Hlafter has been responsible for the management of hundreds of construction projects at Princeton. His work has ranged from overseeing the renovation of the Princeton Inn (now Forbes College) from a hotel to a residential college in 1971 to the construction of the Frist Campus Center, which involved an addition to and renovation of the building that formerly housed the physics department, in 2000.
He has worked on the construction and renovation of many classroom buildings and laboratories as well as a number of dormitories. His work also is reflected in Princeton Stadium, the art museum addition and the Berlind Theatre. He has coordinated award-winning projects by notable architects such as Robert Venturi, Rafael Vinoly and I.M. Pei.
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Swine Flu, Global Warming and the Media
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Rachael DeLue, assistant professor of art and archaeology, examines Charles Wilson Peale's 1784 painting, "George Washington and the Battle of Princeton," in the University Art Museum during her freshman seminar, "Art as Science/Science as Art." In the seminar, DeLue is helping freshmen develop critical-thinking skills while exploring how images relate to science and to social and political landscapes throughout history.
Below left: DeLue discusses a work in the University Art Museum with students in the seminar.
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Freshman seminars offer excitement and challenges
First-year students are discovering the excitement and challenge of working in a small-group setting with a professor and fellow students on a topic of special interest to them through Princeton's freshman seminar program.
This year, some 950 freshmen — nearly 80 percent of the class — are expected to enroll in one of the 70 seminars being offered during the fall and spring semesters.
Almost universally, students say that their freshman seminar was one of their best academic experiences at Princeton and that they form their most enduring intellectual friendships with fellow students in the seminar.
The Nov. 20 issue of the Princeton Weekly Bulletin includes stories on two of the seminars, both focusing on the intersection between art and science. In the spring, the PWB will feature some of the other seminars offered this year.
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Cultivating a critical eye through art and science
Posted November 22, 2006; 11:42 a.m.
From the Nov. 20, 2006, Princeton Weekly Bulletin
George Washington loomed above them. Drawn from life by
the American artist Charles Wilson Peale in 1784, he was withstanding
scrutiny from a group of 14 freshmen and their professor, Rachael DeLue.
The visit to the Princeton University Art Museum, where "George Washington and the Battle of Princeton" is prominently displayed, was the genesis of a recent afternoon's wide-ranging discussion in the freshman seminar, "Art as Science/Science as Art."
A specialist in American art, DeLue's work has a particular focus on the 19th century and on intersections between art and science. In her seminar, she is helping the freshmen develop critical-thinking skills while exploring how images relate to science and to social and political landscapes throughout history.
"I hope that students leave this seminar with a sense that art is not created in a vacuum, that artistic production is framed or shaped by other intellectual practices or modes of thought, scientific inquiry among them," said DeLue.
The Peale painting, which commemorates the American victory over the British in Princeton on Jan. 3, 1777, offered an ideal opportunity to talk about what it means to represent or re-imagine the real. Fresh from reading excerpts from Charles Darwin's "The Origin of Species" along with pre-Darwinian natural history writing, the students also were eager to analyze the triumphant Washington through the lens of natural science.
"The painting shows the general in his natural habitat," said George Boxer.
"He looks as though he's at the top of the food chain," added Abdallah Bukari.
"He will keep staring at you," said Dobromir Parushev.
"And the other humans next to him are emulating animals in the way they tend to the [injured soldiers], like a deer with her young," said Ellen Scott.
DeLue reminded the class of a prior reading about Peale's natural history displays. "Remember his scientific investigations," she said. "Peale was interested in physiognomy and thought that actual faces were a visual manifestation of internal character."
For a contrast, the students proceeded to Claude Monet's "House of Parliament, Seagulls," with its swirling, blurry appearance.
Several students pointed out how difficult it was to find a focus to the painting due to the lack of a horizon and the lack of contrast between the sky, water and buildings.
"So what is this painting about? What is the subject?" asked DeLue.
"It's about how you see something," said Julie Steinberg.
"Yes, it's about personal or subjective vision," said DeLue. "Who might be thinking about vision in the 19th century?" she asked. "Scientists. At this time in the 19th century there was a major shift in understanding vision. What we have here is a science of sight."
Reconvening in a classroom in Marquand Library, DeLue and the students took a close look at other artworks and the extent to which they may have been influenced by science.
She projected onto the wall an image of the 1859 painting, "The Heart of the Andes," by Frederic Edwin Church. An intensely rich and massive work overflowing with details from nature, DeLue explained how it had been viewed as a "spectacle" in its day, and that onlookers were even asked to use opera glasses in order to capture its every nuance.
DeLue pointed out how the painting's completion meshed with other important events in 1859: the publication of Darwin's "The Origin of Species," which disrupted the notion of divine design; and the death of Alexander von Humboldt, the naturalist and explorer whose travels in Latin America inspired both Church's artistry and Darwin's science.
From Church's painting, DeLue then took the students through a set of drawings by Odilon Redon that played with ideas of evolution in grotesque ways. There was a tadpole with a human face, a cactus man in a planter, a smiling spider and a skeleton man sprouting branches.
"Do you ever wonder if maybe some artists were actually hallucinating?" asked Kaitlin Sennatt, drawing laughs.
Bukari said that learning about the intermingling of ideas prompted by discussing works of art makes the seminar especially engaging. "I like the fact that in discussions we are able to dissect a work and see what aspects of science contributed to its creation, while also considering why it is still a piece of art," he said.
For Parushev, who describes himself as a "fairly scientific type," it is appealing to engage with big, open-ended questions. "What I most like is the freedom and depth," he said. "There are not many disciplines that allow for a variety of 'right answers' to be derived from one's personal observations and thoughts."
At the end of the seminar, the conversation turned to how art and science were used to construct the notion of race. This topic and many others, supported by a host of written and visual texts as well as visits to museums in New York and Philadelphia, will round out the class.
"There is a singular energy and openness to first-semester freshmen at Princeton that makes for a particularly dynamic teaching and learning experience," said DeLue. "I get to take part in the process by which they identify their interests and decide what it is that they are passionate about, and I feel privileged to be party to this."


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The European Medicines Agency has published today the initial list of medicines subject to additional monitoring. This represents an important deliverable of the new European pharmacovigilance legislation. These medicines will have to display an inverted back triangle in their package leaflet and in the information for healthcare professionals called the summary of product characteristics (SmPC), together with a short sentence explaining what the triangle means.
All medicines on the European Union market are carefully monitored. If a medicine is labelled with the inverted black triangle, it does not mean that it is unsafe; the purpose of the symbol is to actively encourage healthcare professionals and patients to report any suspected adverse reactions observed with the medicine, either because the medicine is new to the market or because there is a limitation to the data available on its safety.
Reporting suspected adverse reactions is an important way to gather more information on medicines on the market. Regulatory authorities look at reports of adverse reactions alongside all the information they already have to make sure that the benefits of medicines remain greater than their risks and to take any necessary action to optimise safe and effective use.
Medicines that are subject to additional monitoring are:
- medicines authorised after 1 January 2011 that contain a new active substance;
- biological medicines, for which there is limited post-marketing experience;
- medicines with a conditional approval or approved under exceptional circumstances;
- medicines for which the marketing-authorisation holder is required to carry out a post-authorisation safety study (PASS).
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| The American Library Association just released its list of the top 10 "most frequently challenged books of 2011." From "The Hunger Game"s trilogy to "Brave New World," see the bestsellers that parents and teachers have been trying to ban from the book shelves.
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| The "Internet Girls" series, which started in 2005 with "TTYL," is written entirely as instant messages among a group of friends. The series follows the girls from middle school to high school and deals with issues such as casual experimentation with sex, drugs, and alcohol—all while the girls use dirty words as they discuss their encounters. The first book in the series, "TTYL," was banned from a town in Texas in 2008, after parents complained about the sex and profanity in the book. But author Lauren Myracle seems unfazed by the controversy. "My favorite comments come from girls who say, 'I feel like you've given me a self-help book because my parents won't talk about this.' When I was a kid, I read Judy Blume to figure out what a hard-on was and what to do when you got your period, so when people say to me, 'You're this generation's Judy Blume,' I am wildly honored by that," she says.
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| Kim Dong Hwa's trilogy about a young girl coming into her womanhood in a small Korean village made it to the top 10 list for the first time this year. "The Color Trilogy" is a series of graphic novels about a girl growing up, and many people were troubled by the highly visual depictions of nudity and sex education.
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| Even though the movie has made a fortune, it seems not everyone is quite so hungry for "The Hunger Games." The trilogy was No. 5 on the list last year, but moved up to No. 3 this year. This year complaints about the book were harsh, including that it is anti-ethnic, anti-family, satanic, and violent. The trilogy's author, Suzanne Collins, has said she is aware that "people were concerned about the level of violence in the books. That's not unreasonable. They are violent. It's a war trilogy."
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| Though it was first published in 2005, this educational children's book made the list for the first time this year. It's designed for children whose mothers become pregnant again. But it seems some parents thought it was a bit too graphic. According to the ALA, concerns included, "nudity; sex education; sexually explicit; unsuited to age group."
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| Sherman Alexie's semi-autobiographical book about a young buy growing up on an Indian reservation who yearns for a better life, has previously been included on the list and made it again this year largely because of racism and offensive language. Alexie thinks the criticism of his book is overblown. "Almost every day, my mailbox is filled with handwritten letters from students—teens and pre-teens—who have read my YA book and loved it. I have yet to receive a letter from a child somehow debilitated by the domestic violence, drug abuse, racism, poverty, sexuality, and murder contained in my book," he wrote last year.
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| The "Alice" series follows Alice McKinley from her childhood until she reaches the age of 18. Author Phyllis Reynolds Naylor plans to write 28 books altogether and since they deal with Alice's teenage years, the books cover a variety of topics that some parents find objectionable and have often made the list in the past for nudity and profanity.
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| Aldous Huxley's legendary novel about a dystopian future is a longtime recipient of complaints and banning. It has been banned from a number of areas since it was first published. At one point it was outlawed for making promiscuous sex "look like fun." Sex played a role this year as well, but complaints also included insensitivity, nudity, and racism.
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The advertisements, first filmed at the San Diego Zoo and later in Australia,
depicted the Koala sitting in a director's chair sporting a hip pair of
sunglasses and flying in a first class seat of a Qantas Jetliner.
The campaign was created in 1967 by Cunningham & Walsh Agency and filmed by
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Dundee" Hogan has become the commercial spokesperson for the land down under. He
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There has been some debate lately on whether going barefoot actually strengthens muscles relative to the shod condition. My take is that being barefoot simply changes force application in such a way that different muscles are worked harder, so some may get stronger, and others will be worked less and may get weaker. Doing a mixture of both barefoot and shod movement may provide the best of both worlds.
Regarding this, I received the abstract below in my weekly email digest for running related scientific articles. The article indicates that muscle activation in the tibialis anterior, peroneus longus, and medial gastrocnemius all differ between barefoot and shod walking. Specific details on how things changed are difficult to ascertain from the abstract, and I hope to comment more fully over on Runblogger once I get ahold of the full text of the study. Nonetheless, it supports the contention that muscles work differently when barefoot.
Here's a link to the abstract on PubMed.
The influence of footwear on the electromyographic activity of selected lower limb muscles during walking.
J Electromyogr Kinesiol. 2012 Jul 24. [Epub ahead of print]
Scott LA, Murley GS, Wickham JB.
Department of Podiatry, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Vic., Australia; Lower Extremity and Gait Studies Program, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Vic., Australia; Department of Podiatry, Northern Health, Bundoora, Vic., Australia.
The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of a standard flexible shoe and a stability running shoe on lower limb muscle activity during walking. Twenty-eight young asymptomatic adults with flat-arched feet were recruited. While walking, electromyographic (EMG) activity was recorded from tibialis posterior and peroneus longus via intramuscular electrodes; and from tibialis anterior and medial gastrocnemius via surface electrodes. Three experimental conditions were assessed: (i) barefoot, (ii) a standard flexible shoe, (iii) a stability running shoe. Results showed significant differences for the peak amplitude and the time of peak amplitude for tibialis anterior, peroneus longus and medial gastrocnemius when comparing the three experimental conditions (p<0.05). Significant differences were detected primarily between the barefoot and shoe conditions and with relatively small effect sizes for peroneus longus, tibialis anterior and medial gastrocnemius. Few significant differences were found between the two shoe styles. We discuss how these changes are most likely associated with the shoe upper bracing the foot, the shape of the shoe outer-sole and weight of the shoes. Further research is needed to investigate differences between these shoe styles when participants walk for longer distances (i.e. over 1000m) and following fatigue.


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'Heartbeat' abortion bill fails to pass Ohio House
The legislation would have prohibited most abortions after the first detectable heartbeat.
The legislation would have prohibited most abortions after the first detectable heartbeat.
Common Core opponents had hoped to pass legislation this session repealing and replacing the standards.
On the eve of the city's emergence from bankruptcy, it completed the sale Wednesday of $1.28 billion in bonds.
The study only measured plastic floating at the surface. Plastic on the ocean floor wasn't included.
The storm is expected to be one of the windiest and rainiest in five years and could also cause debris slides, especially in areas affected …
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The corps said that 16 percent of the dams it operates are categorized as extremely or very high risk.
The project site director warned more than 500 workers could be laid off Friday if extra funding didn't come through.
The global climate pact set for adoption in Paris next year should phase out greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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Tamara Green said Wednesday she hoped the lawsuit would help her establish the truth about what happened.
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The total includes $24.9 million for the general fund, which is approximately $3 million less than this year.
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A three-ingredient blue cheese dressing coats this traditional apple, nut and veggie salad.
Although high in calories and fat, nuts provide lots of vitamin E. We need vitamin E as a protective agent against cell damage. The key is just not to go nuts with nuts!
To toast nuts, cook them in an ungreased heavy skillet over medium-low heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring frequently until browning begins, then stirring constantly until nuts are golden brown and you can smell the toasted aroma.
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ENIEI 176B - International Teaching Assistant Preparation.
Emphasizes skills necessary for international students who will be teaching in university classrooms. Practice language skills for classroom interaction including teacher presence, non-verbal communication, and communicative and compensatory strategies. Prerequisite: permission of the program director. Open only to graduate students.
College: Sciences & Humanities
Hours: 2-9
Permission: Y
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Sa'dan Toraja people
Tondon village, south Sulawesi, Indonesia
Architectural sculpture for house facade in the form of a long-necked hen
19th century
wood, pigment
252.5 (h) x 7.0 (w) x 76.0 (d) cm
The Jerome L Joss Collection, Fowler Museum at University of California, Los Angeles
Photograph: Don Cole
The long necked katik is believed to have been present at the creation of the cosmos. She represents Lando Kollong, or She of the Long Neck, the wife of the first rooster, an ancestral being associated with the deities of agriculture and rice. Placed high at the front gable of the great Toraja house, the katik faces north, the direction (along with east) that symbolises life, the upperworld and the rising sun.
From her lofty position—the portal to the sacred upper realm of the house—the katik oversees the community's life-sustaining rites of agriculture and fertility. The decorative spirals and hooks represent brightly coloured feathers, yet are also reminiscent of the scales of a serpent. Bold concentric circles form the bird's eyes, mirroring the sun motifs on granary facades.


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Our group meets at Fleet Feet Sports (2290 Delaware Ave. in North Buffalo) on Wednesdays at 6PM. Run in the fall/winter as a Snowy Buffalo. Run in the spring/summer as a Blazing Buffalo. We know it can sometimes be tough to get yourself motivated to get out on the roads. So Fleet Feet Sports is making it easy to get out with a large group of runners and have some fun too.
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Join our Wednesday night group run from Fleet Feet Sports, 2290 Delaware Avenue in Buffalo. Meet runners of all levels - beginner to experienced. The group run is 4-6 miles and we run all year long !! It's free ! Meet new people, go for a run and have fun ! All runners must sign a waiver and in the Fall and Winter, reflective gear is required. Look for some fun with our vendors throughout the year too on Wednesday group runs. We will let you know when, how and what every month ! Learn about training programs also offered at Fleet Feet Sports - from beginner (No Boundaries) to Intermediate (Running 101) to our highly successful marathon and half-marathon program. All programs are run in partnership with one of Fleet Feet Sports vendors and there is a registration fee. So join our Wednesday night group run. Be a Snowy and a Blazing Buffalo & have fun along the way too !! Run Steady - Run Strong and Live FIT !!
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Climbing in Dalkey Quarry
The weather wasn't in our favour. Just as I left the house I said I hoped the weather would hold it changed from sunshine to rain. By the time we got to Dalkey things had improved but we did get another brief shower and things were generally overcast so things finished up earlier than they could have done enough if the brilliant sunshine of the morning had only lasted into the evening but we still did pretty well. The long days make it a great time of year for climbing if you can get adequate weather otherwise.
As we were gathering we passed John Mehegan who headed much more quickly to the quarry to climb with friends. Jenny, Rachel, Lena, Hamish, and Brian still wearing a sharp suit (and a pink striped tie) formed a separate group. Soon as he finished off work Luke was hot on our heels, and arrived not too long after us.
Although there was talk of climbing Thrust, a route on the upper cliffs, we ended up at Paradise Lost or "base camp" as Brian called it as so many climbing days begin there. Rachel started to lead Levitation, and Brian joked he would race her. Despite Rachel taking an early lead Brian was soon speeding the adjacent route Mahjongg.
Waiting around Alan (me) did some basic climbing and traversing not much more than a metre from the ground, but it felt good to be out there and getting some climbing done again. I probably should have lead Paradise Lost but I was disinterested in leading it again, still convinced it would be much more enjoyable to solo the route with no rope at all and without the hassle and weight of a rack of gear. Alternatively I might have had time to climbing Levitation before Luke arrived had I been a bit more enthusiastic.
Luke soloed Paradise Lost as a quick warm up, then lead a climb nearby to the left called Fragile. Fragile is so close to Paradise Lost it was at times hard to know if we were really climbing a different. Alan seconded Fragile, making a conspicuous effort to keep left, deliberately avoiding the easy line in an attempt to make it a little more challenging but for the most part it was really wasn't difficult.
After a pondering our options and asking for suggestions Luke decided to tackle E-route. The clouds had dissipated enough let through a little sunshine and light the upper half of the route. As Alan began the climb a gentle drip drip of rain began. This brief shower was more than a little off putting, but Alan was able to get started thanks to suggestions from Philip and Dennis and the rest of the climb was good fun from there.
Enthusiasm and energy varied and it would have been so much better to go out earlier on my day off but it was a good evenings climbing and I'm glad I made the effort to get out there and just do it.


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A new release: libvirt-0.4.3
After two months a lot of patches had accumulated, including a lot of improvements for Xenner and Linux container support. But this release brings a massive set of code cleanup, and just looking at the patches there there is a lot of obscure case failures which should now be properly handled (or at least better handled, like out of memory situations). I'm pushing testing updates for F-8 and F-9 if you have time and use virtualisation please review them, thanks !
A new name ?
I got married to Miss Wei LI last saturday, it was kept a simple family event with just a few close friends, everything went well except for a bit of rain ! For the name I wouldn't mind being called Mr Li, but it's probably not very practical at this point (ah and good luck getting the li.com domain, and I guess hijacking li.org would not be well accepted either ;-)
A very simple picture, people interested for more should know where to look for already. Oh it also made me fight with the Panasonic HDC-SD9 'new' MPEG-4 output, to get videos to render properly on that other OS, I didn't expect to learn so much about video format so quickly. I will post recipe and scripts later.


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Hello Guys,
It's been a while, long story .
Here is a set that I finished today for a fellow in Cartersville Ga. The box is Walnut with a Flame Mahogany lid. The pot is a Slate over Glass in a Curly Walnut with a two piece striker of Macassar Ebony with a Walnut peg.
Hope every one is well. Many great posts. It will take a while to catch up.
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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
It occurred to me about 1 second after I clicked "update" in my tablet that I hadn't gotten 3-stars on all the Tatooine and Death Star levels yet, so I might have to 3-star all the Hoth levels as well to unlock the Dagobah level for free. D'oh!
For now I'm playing the Hoth levels and they're fun, the Leia bird IMO is in some ways more strategic than the original Pink bird, but Leia bird's tractor beam ability doesn't seem to grab more than 3 objects at a time while the Pink bird's ability simply bubbled anything that was within contact distance when tapped.
That "protip" at the end of the article was a nice accidental discovery I made while trying to clear out that obstacle with Han so I could use Leia's power the same way as shown in the trailer.


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- With ICICI Bank offering car Loans with loan tenure upto 7 years, the loan EMI can be as low as Rs. 1,699 per lakh, to make it more affordable and convenient to meet your car needs. Rate of interest offered by ICICI Bank are as low as 10.75%. You can check EMI for other tenures using our ICICI Bank car Loan EMI calculator.
- This EMI consists of both interest payment and principal repayment. Though the EMI amount will remain constant, the principal component keeps increasing and on the other hand the interest component keeps reducing.


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You now have your own forum to post all Madden stuff.
Thanks to Beasley for suggesting this.
Please make all posts about Madden in the above forum.
You now have your own forum to post all Madden stuff.
Thanks to Beasley for suggesting this.
Please make all posts about Madden in the above forum.
Great. Really looking forward to the new Madden. Here's hoping they actually listen to the fans and make the changes we are all calling for this year.
A world of dew,
and within every dewdrop
a world of struggle.
Just seen a screen of the wildcat formation in madden 10.
I wish they'd put the head coach game as an option in Madden, I think it would give hard core football fans the game they've always been lookin' for...
Picking up Madden 10 in 10 minutes.
Picking up Madden after work today... can't wait!!
Hmmm...the new Maddden is a tad easy guys. Going to have to put it on All Madden I think.
the game rocks... wild cat all day long
Do NOT buy this game for PS2!!!
Here are 2 big reasons not to buy....the 2nd reason is the most important.
1. Cannot use Custom Playbooks in Franchise Mode.
For this reason alone I was returning the game...but next is the real kicker.
2.The Game Freezes While Attempting to Kick an Extra Point in the Last Minutes of a Franchise Game.
...and you must reset without saving!!. Exactly the same glitch present in some Madden PC games.
How could they possibly screw up a Console release this bad?!
It will be interesting to see if any similar problems exist at the Next Gen level.
Also...No Cam Wake, Brian Hartline or Andrew Gardner. And the Wildcat has only 3 plays...Weak!


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Banks, Twichell to read from their work, March 10
Posted March 5, 2004; 04:44 p.m.
Married authors Russell Banks and Chase Twichell will read from their work at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, in the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.
Banks, who taught in Princeton's Creative Writing Program from 1982 to 1998, is a prolific writer of fiction. His titles include "Cloudsplitter," "Searching for Survivors," "Family Life," "Hamilton Stark," "The New World," "The Book of Jamaica," "Trailerpark," "The Relation of My Imprisonment," "Continental Drift," "Success Stories" and "Rule of the Bone." Two of his novels, "Affliction" and "The Sweet Hereafter," were adapted into feature films. He also has contributed poems, stories and essays to The Boston Globe Magazine, Vanity Fair, The New York Times Book Review, Esquire and Harper's. His work, "The Angel on the Roof," is a collection of 30 years of his short fiction.
Twichell taught poetry at Princeton 1990 until 1999, when she founded Ausable Press in Keene, N.Y. Her books of poetry include "The Snow Watcher," "The Ghost of Eden," "Perdido," "The Odds" and "Northern Spy." She also co-edited "The Practice of Poetry: Writing Exercises from Poets Who Teach."
The reading is part of the Creative Writing Program's Althea Ward Clark Reading Series.
Contact: Tom Bartus (609) 258-3601


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This is an idea I've had for a while, but I have been tinkering with a bit lately due to some work stuff. I want to write a wiki which is just a regular website, on a filesystem someplace, that you edit with Mozilla Composer.
(Yes, I'm aware that XSS is a concern here. Partially that's why I haven't written it yet.)
It would have the same "user filter" aspects as a regular Wiki (you'd have to have a user-agent that could do HTTP PUT and understand how to use it well enough to edit the pages) but it would be a lot easier to edit. I wonder what people would do with it.
"The greatest purveyor of violence in the world is my own government." - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.


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for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++){ inputString[i] = (char)Serial.read();}
you're not calling serialEvent()
this wont work: inputString += inChar;
Input string is captured and the comparsion does not work.
It's my experience that not all chars arrive at once, so you may be setting Stringcomplete to true before they all arrive, and then doing the test.
Serial.println(inputString); // clear the string: inputString = ""; stringComplete = false;
He needs to send a period or some special char so that, only when that char is found, will it stop storing and try to match them.
Better to have some sort of test for string complete - like a length or delimiter check.
A simple IF/ELSE should fix this.
The problem is how to compare string with text
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Just in that he was a good 2nd string with power and made a couple huge plays here and there... Any comparison to Kay and Deshaun ?
Just in that he was a good 2nd string with power and made a couple huge plays here and there... Any comparison to Kay and Deshaun ?
What do you get when you mix Kay with Deshaun??
Sorry I couldn't resist
But your right, he does have that speed.
i hope he is more durable than foster
Adam Gase:
The most important thing that I have learned in this whole experience since 2011 is every guy is different and you need to adjust your offense to who you have.
Every team is functioning around the quarterback.
If he can be half of what Foster is, we have a major steal in our hands...considering we didn't draft him.
His style is nothing like Foster if that's what you're referring to. Foster is much quicker, however like someone else said, if Harris is half as good, we've done well.
Maybe he is talking about ex-Steeler Barry Foster.
Kiper, Coyle, and PFW had Kay with first day grades before the season. I think without the injury bug that was likely the place for him.
If, big, huge IF, he is healthy, he becomes a very valuable asset.
Predaphin that sig you have has to be the best stiff arm I've ever seen
No he isn't cause his post says DeShaun .Originally Posted by Marino2Clayton


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Jean Helen Nichols passed away at home surrounded by her family on March 13, 2013.
Jean was born on May 1, 1941 in Stoughton, Wisconsin the daughter of George and Valborg (Lund) Ingraham.
Following her graduation she married James Quam and to this union they were blessed with four children. In December of 1986 Jean married Robert Nichols Sr. of Mauston and together they spent many years operating "Nick's Bar". Following their retirement they enjoyed snowbirding in Texas. Jean loved cross stitching, auctions and gardening.
Jean is survived by her husband Robert of 26 years, her children Ann (Dan) Juve, Scott (Stacey) Quam, Jon (Tami)Quam and Troy Quam, five grandchildren Phillip (Brandi) Legreid, Stephanie Juve, Brianne (Kyle) Smith, Steven (Jennifer Medina) Quam, Samantha Quam, one great grandchild Riley Smith, her siblings, twin sister Jane Lang and Bonnie Smithback.
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