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I so want to see this movie when it's finished. It sounds awesome. Keep up the good work!
I'm currently in Leicester, England working on a feature film called 'Jadoo'. It's a film about two brothers, both wonderful chefs who fall out catastrophically. At the climax of their dispute they rip the family recipe book in half – one brother gets the starters and the other gets the main courses. They set up rival restaurants, on opposite sides of the same road, and spend the next twenty years trying to outdo each other. Neither brother will admit it but they both know they are not entirely successful in the 'other half' of the menu. It takes a daughter – a successful London lawyer, Shalini, marrying a man from a different ethnic background – to reunite them. She is planning her marriage and is determined that they will both attend.
It's been amazing working alongside so many talented and passionate people. I've been learning so much and loving every moment of it! The people of Leicester have been extremely supportive and everyone who sees us filming on location is thrilled to hear that we're making a movie based in their hometown. With another four weeks of filming we have some big numbers ahead of us including the very colorful paint festival (Holi) scene. Here is a selection of photos from our first week:
Director of Photographer Roger Pratt and Director Amit Gupta
1st AD Gareth Tandy , Camera Operator Rob Hart and Grip Steve Weightman
Clapper Loader Tommy Holman and Rob Hart
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A quiet night in Leicester
I so want to see this movie when it's finished. It sounds awesome. Keep up the good work!


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Craig Landis, the agent, is a bit peeved, since he was trying to get his client a monster deal, but somehow forgot that he and Trout have approximately ZERO leverage, thanks to the way the MLB CBA is set up.
As a player with less than three years of MLB service under his belt, Trout really doesn't have any leverage at all when it comes to contract negotiations.
The Angels are basically allowed to automatically extend him year-by-year at whatever paltry sum they deem fit.
In this case, the Angels decided that number was $510,000.
Trout won't have any trouble putting food on his table, and he's already getting some quality endorsement deals, so he certainly won't go broke. But in terms of value, the Angels are getting a pretty great deal.
At the end of the day, no matter how much Landis whines and moans about it, this is business as usual in Major League Baseball. Young players make ridiculously small amounts of money compared to their veteran counterparts, and there's really nothing they can do about it, unless the team decides to charitably give them extra cash.
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Hi - You added a grave photo to the memorial of Caleb Hicks Find A Grave Memorial# 9795092 - Would you mind adding that same pic to the memorial for his wife Mary Hicks Find A Grave Memorial# 136282109. They share a grave marker!
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Hi Cathy my name is Cheryl Selman Gill. I noticed that you had a photo request for a Bert Taylor.
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Our family history shows his full name as: Birdie Loyd 'Burt' Taylor April 10, 1909-July 2, 1967. He is already listed on Find A Grave at Cope Cemetery under his stone of Bird L. Taylor. This is the 'Bert' that you are asking about and there is no photo I can take for you. My family (like others) would pass down their family names. I believe that Bird is named after his Mother's brother Birdie Burnion Selman. I hope this helps. If I can help in any other way please let me know.
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I found this guide super useful as a job-seeker in this industry.
Our whole theory of education is based on the absurd notion that we must learn to swim on land before tackling the water. It applies to the pursuit of the arts as well as to the pursuit of knowledge.
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"Destino," a film by Salvador Dali and Disney that was was completed in 2003.
We travel because we need to, because distance and difference are the secret tonic of creativity. When we get home, home is still the same. But something in our mind has been changed, and that changes everything.
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In a couple of ways, storytelling isn't about "telling" at all.
1. In the digital age, the proliferation and democratization of media has provided everyone with a virtual microphone: we are immersed in story-conversation. Sharing and social dissemination takes precedent over the entity producing the "spark" for the conversation. More often, too, stories are told using pictures, providing more instantaneous punch-lines, morals, and information. A great example of this—which follows the theory of semiotics—is of course Tumblr.
2. Storytelling has also been a slightly off-kilter word for what we do incessantly, every day as human beings for another reason: because the act has been and as far as is predictable always will be more about the audience, the story-listener, than the person "telling" the story. A person who tells a story is nothing without the participation of others—i.e. if a story is told and no one ever hears it, is it still a story? Yes, but not really. More often, there is an audience, but the message falls on deaf ears because the teller doesn't know who he or she is talking to.
For example, I bet somebody out there has an uncle Doug or the equivalent who can tell a mean family story—better than your mom, or brother, or cousins. But the reason he is so good at it is because he knows his audience. He in some way has participated with the audience in making the stories he tells—in a broader context the ideal storyteller gains credibility as a participant in an event, as an observer of an event, or simply by existing within a particular culture or demographic—and is an authentic communicator of the meaning therein. You buy uncle Doug's ethos; he is credible within the family context. People outside the family probably couldn't care less about Doug's family stories, but for them, he would tell a different kind of story—he would have to tell it differently or maybe choose tell a different story all together if he wanted to hold them captivated in the same way. The embodied context of the story is the meaning that it is given by the person and place the story is being told in. Therefore, whether it's a brand, a celebrity, or a family member, the audience will always be the judge of authenticity and the quality of resonance the story provides at a given time because they are also participating in what the story means at the end of the day. In this way, storytelling is more about a shared experience than an individual event, the telling of an event, the people listening to a re-telling of that event, and it is especially not singularly about the person who performs the story.
Never has this been more true than in the gatekeeper-less digital age.
It could be that we just don't have a better word for it right now, but until we do, keep in mind that storytelling is more than just a broadcast, a one-way message, or a back-and-forth between an entity and its audience—and except for a brief time in human history known as the 20th century, this was pretty much always true. Nowadays, storytellers are more obsessed with gaining attention than producing valuable content (e.g. advertisers) but the reality is, attention is once again something you have to earn. Smart storytellers know that their craft depends on knowing their audience and medium, but masterful storytellers do it without thinking. And guess what? That's why people come back again and again to hear how this person or organization will engage them in a story-experience.
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This is one of my "go-to" side dishes. It goes well with everything, and everyone loves it! I do substitute brown rice for the white called for in the recipe, but follow everything else as written.
Rice Pilaf with Pecans
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- Calories: 276
- Calories from fat: 22%
- Fat: 6.7g
- Saturated fat: 0.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.1g
- Protein: 5.1g
- Carbohydrate: 49.2g
- Fiber: 1.6g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 2.8mg
- Sodium: 186mg
- Calcium: 26mg
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
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- 3/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 5 cups low-salt chicken broth
- 1 cup orange juice
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- Heat oil in a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add carrot and onion; sauté 5 minutes. Add broth and orange juice, and bring to a boil. Add rice, raisins, sugar, salt, and cinnamon. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer for 20 minutes or until liquid is absorbed. Sprinkle with pecans.
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An interesting summary of the history of the Open Source movement.
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It is not the responsibility of the free software movement, or for that matter of the government, to ensure the continued success of any particular business model.
The fact that free software does get produced refutes your assertion that in theory it shouldn't get produced. And it's not all done by volunteers, by the way; in fact, I'm not even sure it's mostly volunteers. I've made my living from free software for many years, as have many people I know. The economics of this are straightforward: there are organizations in whose interests it is to have the software maintained and developed, and they're willing to pay for that.
There are several studies of the "demographics and motivations" of free software developers. Did you try searching? (Perhaps using Google, whose servers run free software, thus providing an example of one company in whose interests it is to support certain free software projects -- which Google does, with donations of both money and developer time.)
You write:
"Small businesses and freelancers in the software business unfortunately have no such freedom and in proportion to the rise of the OSI movement, will start to go out of business, or to move to other arenas."
If by that you mean small business and freelancers who make their money from royalties (that is, by selling restrictively-licensed copies of their software), then yes, you're probably correct.
When the cash register was invented, thousands of skilled professionals gradually lost their jobs: humans who had learned to do quick arithmetic in their heads and made a good living as cashiers. I do not deny that this was upsetting for them, but are you suggesting that the invention of the automatic cash register was therefore somehow conceptually wrong?
Free software works. As a result, you may need to find a new business model. I wish you luck! Consider getting involved in a free software project; from a purely professional standpoint, that has worked very well for me and for other people I know.
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As a costumer I'm voting for the team with the best costumes and Team Evil Queen wins that competition hands down.
I'm so super stoked for this, even though Kristen Stewart is in it. (Which, no offense to anyone who likes her, I wish...
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TnLTnL or T&L, short for Transform and Lighting it refers to a hardware feature found on some graphics cards. TnL is separate engines on the GPU that enable extremely high polygon count scenes. With TnL technology some or all of the 3-D information normally processed by the computer processor is processed by the GPU. Transform performance determines how complex objects can be and how many can appear in a scene without sacrificing frame rate. Lighting techniques add to a scene's realism by changing the appearance of objects based on light sources.
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Free Rooms for Veterans in Honor of Veterans Day
Hundreds of Bed and Breakfasts are providing free rooms on Wednesday, November 10th, in observance of Veterans Day (November 11) to honor men and women currently serving in the military, as well as those who have served their country in the past. Over 200 inns in 39 states and Canada have donated rooms for this holiday promotion.
The program was started in 2009 by the West Virginia Bed & Breakfast Association. "We just wanted to say thank you to the courageous men and women from our armed forces", says Kathleen Panek, owner of the Gillum House in Shinnston, West Virginia and originator of the concept. "These are trying times for anyone serving or who has served and a good night's rest is our way to say, thank you."
Garden Gate Get-A-Way Bed & Breakfast in Millersburg, Ohio is taking part in the Veterans Day promotion. "This is the best way for us to honor this country's military members", says Carol Steffey, owner of the Garden Gate Get-A-Way Bed & Breakfast. "Not enough people realize what our servicemen and women face on a day to day basis in addition to those who have already put their lives on the line for our country and we are happy for them to stay with us as we celebrate Veterans Day. My father was a WWII veteran and my grandfathers were WWI veterans so being a part of this event means a lot to me."
Bed and breakfast inns are smaller hospitality businesses that offer a more personal touch than standard motels or hotels. All rooms have private bathrooms, comfortable beds, and beautifully decorated areas for relaxation or conversation. Known for their great breakfasts and personalized service, Bed & Breakfasts are a perfect way to enhance a getaway.
Reservations need to be made directly with the participating inns. A valid military or Veterans Administration ID will be required for each reservation. Each participating Bed and Breakfast is making at least one room available on the night of November 10 and availability is limited to a first come first serve basis.
Thomas Shepherd Inn in Shepherdstown, West Virginia secured a domain name and created a web site to enable Veterans to locate a participating Bed & Breakfast. For more information on the promotion go to www.bnbsforvets.org.
Written by Carol Steffey, Garden Gate Get-A-Way Bed & Breakfast, Millersburg, Ohio (330) 674-7608 www.garden-gate.com
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Hmm, I haven't considered it that way, and I think your point is a solid one against making the tokens BOA. It would encourage farming for alts so they become instantly max geared
Is it ok to still want to have all toons gold in common on an account so I don't have to constantly switch around?
I understand where you are coming from, but I think the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. It's still possible to end up with tons of badges and be totally fail at what you do. In earning my "Patient" title I've seen warlocks in almost full T9 doing 1.5k DPS.
My problem is that my warlock has to spend 30 minutes in the queue waiting for a group if I don't have any friends on who can tank or heal.
My druid, who is dual-specced and well geared for both healing AND tanking, gets groups as fast as I can press the "Join the Queue" button.
I think it would be fantastic, as someone who took the time to level a healer/tank to 80, if I could have an account-wide Currency tab, so that I can continue to use my farmed emblems from chainrunning heroics on my healer/tank to help gear out my DPS.
If the price of that is a higher likelyhood of getting geared people who can't play? Bring it on. Ultimately, there's two kinds of players: Those will take advice, and those who don't. The ones who take advice, even if they are inexperienced, with learn quickly. Those who don't will stay noobs no matter how long they play their class.


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Resources: The Christian Worldview Radio Show
Caring for Creation without Crossing God's Line
Guest: Cal Beisner, Founder, Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation
February 21, 2011
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"For they exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen." —Romans 1:25
The environmentalism so prevalent and popular around the world today, even within the church, is one that goes far beyond the stewardship of creation to which God called man in the first chapter of Genesis.
The worldview of this kind of environmentalism and its ramifications must be clearly understood by Christians so that we can protect ourselves and especially our children from the unbiblical brainwash that permeates our schools, media, popular culture, and yes, our churches.
The best organization that I know of that devotes itself to upholding a biblical worldview on environmental issues is the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation. They have just produced a DVD series entitled "Resisting the Green Dragon" which is made up of twelve, 30-minute sessions covering all aspects of the environmental movement as well as the biblical framework for Christian stewardship of the earth. This would be an excellent study series for your family, Christian school, Bible study group, or church.
Cal Beisner, the founder of Cornwall Alliance, will join us this weekend on The Christian Worldview to discuss the far-reaching tentacles of the environmental movement and how a Christian should think and act in response.


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To improve accuracy, surface finish, safety, and communication capabilities for basic milling and turning machines, Sinumerik 808D Advanced offers up to 5 axes/spindle motion control on single machine channel. Drive bus communication occurs between CNC and drive for maximum position control, and data transfer is supported over standard Ethernet protocol. Auto Servo Tuning (AST) lends to optimal surface quality and repeatable part accuracy in mold and die applications.
NUM Corp.
Naperville, IL 60563
Dec 16, 2013
Based on Flexium+ CNC platform, CNC Solution cuts grinding machine threading-in times to accelerate throughput and increases machining accuracy to DIN class 3. Electronic gearbox allows all master axes and spindle to be fully synchronized. With Fast Gear Alignment Function, aligning grinding wheel with 180 mm diameter gear and 71 helical teeth takes 0.5 sec, without any need to acquire acoustic signatures or make manual adjustments.
Strippit, Inc.
Akron, NY 14001-1321
Jun 04, 2013
Available on select models of CO2 laser cutting systems, fully integrated Fanuc 31i-L CNC control and i-C Series resonator package cuts laser start up time and maximizes time between maintenance intervals. i-C laser comes in power ranges of 2.5, 4, or 6 kW, while CNC control, coupled with Touch-L 19 in. touchscreen GUI, gives users dynamic control over cutting process. Ensuring smooth, burr-free edges, control regulates use of electricity with Quick Power Saving Mode and Eco Power Saving Mode.
Hypertherm, Inc.
Hanover, NH 03755 0010
Jan 23, 2013
With integrated drives, motors, and multiple torch height control interface options, EDGE® Pro Ti offers automatic torch height adjustments and suits small to medium sized cutting tables. Phoenix™ v9 software is included, and cutting process support covers plasma, waterjet, and oxyfuel methods. Hypernet® connectivity, which enables use of True Hole™ technology when combined with ArcGlide THC and HyPerformance® Plasma HPRXD® system, also facilitates remote troubleshooting.
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Rochester Hills, MI 48309 3253
Dec 17, 2012
With preventative maintenance tools for motors and fans, Series 30i/31i/32i-MODEL B CNCs enable maintenance staff to pre-plan servicing of machine during scheduled downtime rather than when machine has failed. FANUC amplifiers address predictive motor failures by checking resistance of windings. By monitoring speed of each cooling fan that is in CNC and amplifier, users can estimate when fan will fail.
Honeywell International
Freehold, NJ 07728
Nov 19, 2012
Small Volume Prover Controller allows users to visually monitor and control operation of prover. It features 6-line LCD that shows data including piston position, motor status, error status, cycle value, proving run date, and sweep time. Handheld Local Access Device, for programming controller, provides diagnostics and active and historical alarm log. Running on 20-28 Vdc power supply, product also offers sweep time display in seconds, on-screen cycle counter, and adjustable delay.
San Jose,, CA 95131
Dec 16, 2011
Frame Rate Converter LCD Timing Controller product (FRC T-Con), VFRC-A1, enables large LCD TV makers to offer end-users optimal motion picture performance with reduced artifacts such as blur and judder. Integrating components - FRC, frame memory, and T-Con - in one QFP for 100/120 Hz Full HDTV LCD panels, controller supports both VA and IPS LCD panels and is also available for integration into ASICs.
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Sep 29, 2011
Offering range of functions, Sinumerik 840D sl universal control covers machining technologies used in metalworking operations - turning, drilling, milling, grinding, laser machining, nibbling, and punching - and can also be used in multitasking machines. UI provides integrated turning functionality for milling vice-versa, supplemented by measurement cycles featuring animated elements. Other features include touchscreen operation and 19 in. glass front that conforms to IP66 rating.
FANUC America Corporation
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 3253
Sep 20, 2011
Series 3xi-B CNCs are available with EtherNet/IP field bus connectivity option that lets end-users leverage common tools and technology for device configuration and maintenance across CNC and programmable automation controller (PAC) cell environments. In addition to specifically supporting connectivity to Rockwell Automation PAC environments, CNCs benefit users by promoting productivity and actionable information across manufacturing enterprise.
Reach Technology Inc.
Fremont, CA 94538
Apr 04, 2011
Equipped with 266 MHz 32-bit ARM9 processor, Model SLCD5+ supports SVGA 800 x 600 resolution for variety of medical and industrial embedded touch screen applications. Board includes 64 MB RAM memory and 28 MB flash memory with SD memory card slot for storage and upgrades. Operating from 5-12 V, board drives variety of backlight inverters and provides ESD protection for touch screen.
FANUC America Corporation
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 3253
Mar 14, 2011
Series 30i/31i-L MODEL B CNCs deliver seamless choreography between axes motion and power modulation, even during high-speed processing of thin gauge materials. Along with internal laser power stabilization, USB-enabled controls offer 125 µsec update rates, up to 8 MB non-volatile internal memory, and support for external ATA or Compact Flash memory card connections. Data server can also be installed in CNC, providing up to 4 GB flash memory and 100 GBit Ethernet connection.
FANUC America Corporation
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 3253
Dec 02, 2010
Offering part program management and Ethernet interface, 30i/31i-P model B supports increased hit rates that result from high speed of punch control cycles as well as 32/20 max controlled axes and 24/4 max simultaneously controlled axes. Up to 8 MB nonvolatile memory stores up to 4,000 large nested part programs, and slots are also provided for ATA or CF memory cards for another 2 GB. In addition to USB storage devices, CNC can accommodate Fast Data Server for up to 4 GB Flash and 100 GbE connection.
FANUC America Corporation
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 3253
Dec 01, 2010
Equipped with up to 8 MB of non-volatile internal memory that can store up to 4,000 large nested part programs, 30i/31i-P model B CNCs provide 32/20 max controlled axes and 24/4 simultaneously controlled axes, respectively. Slots are provided for ATA or Compact Flash memory cards that can add additional 2 GB of program storage. With embedded Ethernet interface, user can integrate CNC into company network for data collection or part program transfers.
Sieb & Meyer USA, LLC
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Aug 17, 2010
Intended for numerical control (NC) machines, SERIES 8 CNC integrates open PC platform, flexible operator interface, and motion controller for precise, high-speed machining. All-digital machine control platform's PC window interface enables custom applications to run concurrently with CNC control system. Also, open capability allows for custom applications, part program storage, optimized processing power, and factory networking.
Sieb & Meyer USA, LLC
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Aug 09, 2010
Designed to serve as drop-in replacement for obsolete PMC-400, PMC-450, and PMC-550 control systems, Series 8 CNC uses PC for operator interface and motion controller for precise, high-speed printed circuit board routing. Part program compatibility for ATI and Excellon legacy data is included, as well as common PCB routing features such as tool life management, pressure foot/vacuum control, and tool diameter compensation based on distance routed.
Milltronics Mfg. Co.
Waconia, MN 55387
Aug 04, 2010
Model 8200 CNC Control works with all G/M Code programs and delivers capabilities critical for high-speed and multi-axis machining: macro programming, auto routines, trig help, and conversational programming. Mill Away function, for mid-program offset adjustment, as well as wire frame and solid model graphic modes, further enhance operation. Along with USB and Ethernet networking capabilities, CNC offers Fast Verify feature that lets operator run program at 100X speed.
Sieb & Meyer USA, LLC
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Jul 19, 2010
Suited for OEMs and retrofit CNC control applications, Series 8 CNC integrates probing, grinding, and wheel dressing features into operator interface. Control supports MTS Tool Kit software, which provides integrated CAD/CAM solution for variety of tools and allows 3D modeling and simulation of tool grinding process. Additional features include data collection, machine network connectivity, and remote diagnostic service support.
FANUC America Corporation
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 3253
Jul 01, 2010
Available in Milling (0i-MD) and Turning (0i-TD) versions with 8 and 11 axes, respectively, 0i-D features enhanced tool management. Milling model offers nano smoothing and jerk control for high-speed machining of complex free form parts, while turning model features retraction for rigid tapping for cycle time reduction. Featuring nano interpolation and grinding function for canned cycles, Oi-Mate-D offers axis control by PMC, allowing for programmed axis by control MTD logic.
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Apr 15, 2010
Available for 3-axis milling or true 2-axis turning machines, Sinumerik 802D sl retrofit package is based on Sinumerik 802D sl operator panel-based control system, which combines NC, PLC, and HMI in one maintenance-free unit. CNC machine tool retrofit package has 10.4 in. color TFT display, graphical support for machining cycles and simulation, USB interface, and remote diagnostic capabilities. This control-only retrofit maintains and integrates machine's current motors and drives.
Cypress Semiconductor Corp.
San Jose, CA 95134
Oct 27, 2009
Based on programmable SoC architecture, TrueTouch(TM) TMA300 series has analog sensing engine that allows tracking of multiple fingers simultaneously with precise x-y locations and without user delays or problems with ghost responses. Solution supports traditional gestures - tap, double-tap, pan, pinch, scroll, rotate - while also providing platform to create custom gestures. Along with 3 mm passive stylus input, solution supports proximity detection for ear/face/palm rejection.
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