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We supply, install and commission complete signalling systems of many different generations.
Our focus is mainly on conventional safety technology.
Posts and lighting units for platform and track area lighting – we supply, assemble and install them for you.
Our portfolio is complemented by 50 Hz power supply units and point heating systems.
We supply and assemble switching and monitoring systems and, if required, also perform points inspections.
Whatever the task at hand - whether to deliver and assemble power supply units, level crossing lighting systems or to ensure signal interlocking - we offer this whole range of services as an integrated package.
A complex project intended to streamline the track layout at Großheringen and enable higher speeds on some sections of the line necessitated comprehensive updating of the signalling systems. In connection with this, the previously existing double-slip points along the through tracks (mainline) were to be retired.
There were several construction stages during the conversion, some of which required extensive switching work in the relevant relay signal-boxes.
The entire track vacancy detection system (construction type II technology) was reworked and recalibrated.
All of the newly installed points were fitted with new locking mechanisms, point drives and point heaters.
Furthermore, missing or dilapidated cables were replaced or renewed in the course of the construction process and brought into a regulation-compliant state.
The conversion of the through track (mainline), which involved 6 sets of points, was performed during a 100-hour complete closure and was accomplished without exceeding this time limit.
Changing from trains to buses or vice versa – the new multi-purpose station completes the development of the station area in Bad Laasphe. To this end, after modifying several train station platforms, two of the four platforms in the new central bus station at Bahnhofstraße were integrated into the train station.
As part of the project, the station area was to be brought up to current standards; station platforms had to be raised and enlarged, accessibility measures needed to be implemented and platform as well as track area lighting had to be renewed.
Buses, trains, bicycles, cars: to create a seamless flow between all these means of transport, the components of the site were designed in pursuit of a standardised approach.
As part of the development project, we supplied and assembled the lampposts and lighting units for the platform and track area of the station as well as the corresponding 50 Hz power supply facilities and the electric point heating systems.
Points used on slab track; categories:
and points used on ballasted tracks; category:
were fitted by us with Siemens CKA pawl locks, Austroroll roller devices as well as bearing and transmission components (points and frog).
To enhance the safety at keeper-operated crossing barriers at level crossings that were previously without signal interlocking and to minimise the risk of human error on part of crossing keepers, the need arose to implement interlocking with the protecting signals by installing a locking mechanism into the barriers' hoisting gears.
The signals at Bad Mergentheim train station are operated by mechanical signal-boxes 1 and 2 (construction type Einheit, year of construction: 1938). To increase safety, interlocking with the signals located at Bad Mergentheim station was introduced. To this end, the existing hoisting gears of the barriers were fitted with locking mechanisms. The lever frames each received a lever lock to ensure interlocking at the signal-boxes.
The 500 km high speed line between Nuremburg-Erfurt-Leipzig/Halle and Berlin, which is currently being newly built or undergoing upgrading, is intended to become the centre-piece of the high speed line from Munich to Berlin. At present, the new lines are being integrated into the Erfurt hub.
All point locks and track locks that are remote-controlled by electronic signal-boxes need to be fitted with electric point heaters – for both during the construction phase and beyond. The existing point heating systems need to be updated and brought into line with the new equipment. Furthermore, new track area lighting facilities need to be installed for certain route sections.
Up until now, more than 100 points located at newly laid or existing tracks at Erfurt train station have been updated with new electric point heating systems.
New track area lighting facilities have been installed at the freight yard's stabling siding as well as along the traffic and shunt routes.
The integration of the Intercity Express (ICE) line made it necessary to extend the ICE platforms 9 and 10 at Erfurt train station and, consequently, the platform lighting too. The existing lighting was prolonged along the platform to conform with the visual appearance of the existing lampposts and lighting units. Furthermore, the newly added lighting facilities were integrated into the remote supervision system of the overall lighting arrangement.
This construction project aimed to reduce the amount of trackage and equipment as a consequence of decreased traffic volume. This required the streamlining of manpower requirements in operations, which had become comparatively extensive.
A technical track vacancy detection system including Frauscher axle counters was installed. To this end, the existing relay system (construction type II) at signal-box B1 was extended by the assembly units required for track vacancy detection.
To avoid operations during the conversion phase from being obstructed by ongoing modifications of the control panel, the existing track diagram panel was replaced by a new panel of the same size. The new control panel was installed in parallel und gradually brought into commission.
Available lever positions on the electromechanical lever frame were used to operate the points.
Various signals were newly installed, relocated or dismantled. All signals were fitted with intermittent train protection (PZB) units.
Old interlocking cables were taken out and decoupled, and new cables were laid.
The aim of this measure was to increase safety and to improve the traffic flow at level crossings. The level crossings were to be equipped with train-controlled half-barriers. Furthermore, all level crossings needed to be fitted with new equipment such as regulation-compliant road traffic signals and lighting systems to meet the requirements of the German railways' programme for flashing lights at level crossings (Blinklichtprogramm).
As part of the above-mentioned measures, we supplied and installed the power supply system for the respective level crossings and installed the lighting.
As part of the RB 25 development project a new set of points (type W6201), which required electric heating, was to be integrated into the train line.
The existing main distribution board of the electric point heating system was moved towards the load centre. The existing grounding system was dismantled and replaced with a new one. A new feeder cable was laid. The new set of points was fitted with a point heater, and the serial sensor system was relocated. Between the heating system's main distribution board and the new set of points a new heating cable and a new cable for the serial sensor system were laid.
Installation of a track vacancy detection system while implementing the required interlocking with the existing mechanical signal-box and relay facility.
A relay cabinet (construction type DRS 2) was installed inside the signal-box. Furthermore, the track vacancy detection system was integrated including the circuitry required to ensure interlocking with the existing parts of the installation.
A control panel was supplied and installed to provide for the illumination of the axle counting system and for the system's reset functionality.
Cabling for the axle counting system was installed outdoors, and the necessary detection points were installed and commissioned.
Signal interlocking needed to be implemented for the barrier systems at level crossings along the 6311 Eisenach – Lichtenfels railway line in Themar (at kilometre 81.020 and at km 81.628).
To fulfil the requirements, three semaphore signals were moved within the station area. This involved work in the mechanical signal-box and on the signalling system's operating wires. In-depth expertise in conventional interlocking technology was indispensable for this task.
In this connection the intermittent train protection system was recalibrated based on the results of the INA performance calculations.
The Loitsch-Hohenleuben train station is equipped with an EZMG type signal-box (Soviet built) which was constructed in 1982. The existing signals (also of Soviet origin) were to be dismantled due to significant perforation corrosion, and replaced by light signals (construction type WSSB) with concrete poles.
In order to adjust the lamp circuits, switching work needed to be performed in the signal-box's relay room.
Using rail-road vehicles, eight dilapidated EZMG signals were dismantled one after the other. The installation of the new signals was done gradually and protected by a set of safety measures (Betriebs- und Bauanweisung) using the intervals between trains and some operational track closures.
Resulting from this upgrading project, we were able to achieve compliance with standard maintenance requirements. Furthermore, the visibility of signal aspects was improved.
To improve service quality and speeds on the Erfurt – Würzburg line, tilting trainsets were to be used on that line. This required upgrading work on the track section from Grimmenthal-Ritschenhausen to the border between Bavaria and Thuringia.
To improve service quality and speeds on the Erfurt – Würzburg line, tilting trainsets were to be used on that line. This required upgrading work on the track section from Grimmenthal-Ritschenhausen to the border between Bavaria and Thuringia.
In practical terms, this required the dismantling of facilities that were no longer needed such as tracks, points, and station platforms.
When reconfigurating the safety equipment (electronic interlocking and electro-mechanical interlocking equipment), we took a leading role in the installation/assembly work on the points.
To provide space for the new track layout diagram and for setting up the related supporting walls the existing operating wires need to be removed. Furthermore, the points have to be newly fitted with electric point-machines.
For this purpose, it is necessary to create vacant floor space in what has thus far been the wire compensator room to accommodate a relay frame and the power supply system. As far as the existing mechanical system is concerned, reconfiguration work will be necessary in and to the locking box. The new electric point-machines will be operated via a control panel comprising 5 x 10 fields (construction type Gleisbildtechnik GS II - track diagram-based interlocking equipment).
We are a medium size company in the centre of Germany, specialising in control and safety engineering as well as in 50 Hz equipment for trackside facilities.
We supply, assemble and commission complete signalling systems from many different generations. We focus mainly on conventional safety technology, especially for the construction types:
Further, we deliver and install electric point heating systems, power supply units for level crossing protection systems as well as platform and track area lighting systems.
Railway companies, construction firms, municipalities
Our work is service-oriented, based on high standards and wide-ranging technical expertise. We only go home when everything runs smoothly. Clients can rely on our immediate and flexible response whenever unexpected events arise in the course of projects. We thrive on complexity.
For more than 20 years we have worked with German railway companies. We are familiar with the current regulations and are a Q1 supplier of Deutsche Bahn AG (German Rail). Our company is certified according to the quality standard DIN EN ISO 9001:2000.
This ensures that passengers and goods get from A to B in a safe and secure way. We prevent accidents, disruptions and guarantee punctuality, thereby fostering the reliability of the rail services. As a result – and this is our aspiration - public trust in railway services increases.


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In a league and a position where size often matters, Redskins left guard Kory Lichtensteiger is an exception to the rule.
List at 6 feet 2 inches tall and 284 pounds, Lichtensteiger is the shortest and lightest of Washington's linemen, but he worked his way into a starting job four seasons ago and has found a way to stick – using his mind to compensate for his size deficiencies.
After missing the final 11 games of the 2011 season with torn ligaments in his knee, Lichtensteiger reclaimed his job in 2012 despite the fact that the Redskins used a third-round pick on SMU product Josh LeRibeus, whom they planned to groom to take over at left guard.
Lichtensteiger gutted his way through a painful 2012 campaign as he worked his way back into form following the 2011 knee surgery, and helped pave the way for Washington to lead the league in rushing. This offseason, Washington re-signed the player that Coach Mike Shanahan describes as his best run-blocker to a five-year contract.
Lichtensteiger is coming off strong outings against Detroit and Oakland and looks to continue the momentum as Washington begins a crucial stretch tonight in Dallas.
In today's Gameday Q&A, we catch up with Lichtensteiger to talk about a number of topics, including his start in football, the key to his success and his favorite pastime.
MJ: What did you want to be when you were growing up?
KL: I had no idea. I didn't have any long-term goals as a kid.
MJ: When did the NFL become a goal?
KL: I didn't think I could play professionally until my junior year [at Bowling Green].
MJ: Have you always been undersized for your position, or were you pretty good-sized in high school?
KL: Yeah. We were just talking today. I was the heaviest out of all the five [Redskins] starting O-linemen in high school. I was about 300.
MJ: What about height-wise?
KL: I was the same height. I thought I was 6-4 then. Over time, the measurements became a little more precise, and turns out I was 6-2.
MJ: That had to be disappointing.
KL: To get notched down? Yeah, it was a depressing realization.
MJ: And what happened? Overtime, everyone just passed you by in the size department?
KL: (Laughs). Yeah, I think the next to lightest guy is Monty (center Will Montgomery). He hovers around that 300-pound range.
MJ: You've worked your way up in the league from backup to starter. What's the key to overcoming limitations?
KL: Having coaches that believe in you. And you have to be a little crafty. It's not about overpowering guys. It's not about using length. Some guys get away with bad technique because they're physically stronger or have better tools in their toolbox. But for me, I guess, it's outworking somebody, fitting the scheme well and just having a little bit of a mean streak, I guess.
MJ: Did you have that mean streak in high school?
KL: I guess I kind of did. In high school, I was just bigger than everybody else, and I played small high school football teams, and everyone was tiny, and it's fun to hit littler people. Now, the roles have changed where I'm the little guy hitting the bigger people.
MJ: What position did you play in high school?
KL: Actually, I did everything. I played offensive and defensive tackle, I was a long-snapper, and I did kickoffs, too. … I was pretty good [as a kicker]. I had a couple touchbacks. I didn't do field goals.
MJ: How did you settle on football as your sport back then?
KL: I was just a big kid and it came naturally. Actually, my school didn't even have football. My dad was on the school board and was like, 'I think this would be a good time for this school to have it.' I think that also corresponded with me coming up into that age. It all came together pretty well for me.
MJ: How did you find a way to stand out despite going to a small college?
KL: Thankfully, I was able to get drafted pretty early (fourth round by Mike Shanahan in Denver in 2008), and that gives you a little leeway, at least early in your career. But then, I found myself on the street in 2009. So, it goes back having coaches believe in you: having Mike give me an opportunity to come here, and to think enough of me to put me in there in game situations.
MJ: What career path would you have chosen had it not been for football?
KL: My degree is in criminal justice, but I never really wanted to use that. I certainly don't now.
MJ: How did you pick it then?
KL: I went into college undecided and took one of those college courses – a find-your-major kind of course. And I was just reading about it, and I guess Bowling Green has a good program for that. I did enjoy it. A lot of interesting information, but not necessarily something I want to go into.
MJ: What do you like to do when you're not playing football?
KL: I've got four kids. So that pretty much dominates my time. It's fun to watch them play games. My oldest is in baseball right now, and it's pretty competitive. So, I go to watch baseball games, or go out in the back yard and just play around with them.
MJ: What kind of a fan are you?
KL: I try not to say anything. I cheer for him and try to be positive. You can't really rip on the umps because they're all like 12 years old, so you look like a real jerk if you get in their face.
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I'm finding that I have a weird issue and I am trying to work through it, but could certainly use advice. I think I have been socially programmed to be a very 'good girl' in the socially mainstream sense (loyal, honest, loving, monogamous....). I have opened myself up to polyamory because two lovers (a current and a past lover) are polyamorous. This has been a great growth experience for me, and I have quite successfully come to terms with my men having other lovers.
The funny trouble I'm having is, although I find myself attracted to other men and happy to engage with these men up to a point, as I start to get romantically involved with them, this crazy tape starts playing in my head that automatically compares them to my other lover and my 'good girl' loyalty kicks in and I find myself not that interested anymore (even though my lover is very supportive of me having other lovers). The weird thing is, I don't actually think this means I am innately monogamous. I think it is my social programming of what a good woman is... but it is so strong that it actually kills my desire... I don't want this to ruin my potential to also enjoy other relationships as my lover does!
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This might be the most touching story I've read in quite some time, and the timing couldn't be any better.
The Army is planning to reduce its force by 70,000 soldiers and the cuts could affect Fort Drum, drastically. The base could lose up to 16,000. That's over 80% of the 19,000 soldiers at Fort Drum. Plus, over 4,500 other jobs in the community would be lost, eliminating a third of Jefferson County's job force.
There's nothing more heart warming than watching military families being reunited. U.S. Army Major Del Boyer returned to Ft Drum after serving in Afghanistan. He surprise his son, Vincent and daughter, Cassie at SUNY Potsdam basketball camp. The kids thought they were being called up to receive an award. What they received instead was a happy homecoming.
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love the concept of epiphanies.....I think there ARE epiphanies in the form of great women, and in also their more ethereal, abstract and esoteric form...everywhere....we need to look more, and harder....
Do not believe it to be coincidental that the last 3 letters of the word are A N Y.
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crash [@ nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor::RunFlushLoop()]
4.0 betas
0 xul.dll nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor::RunFlushLoop parser/html/nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor.cpp:458
1 xul.dll nsHtml5ExecutorFlusher::Run parser/html/nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor.cpp:90
2 xul.dll nsThread::ProcessNextEvent xpcom/threads/nsThread.cpp:626
3 xul.dll mozilla::ipc::MessagePump::Run ipc/glue/MessagePump.cpp:110
4 xul.dll xul.dll@0xb0bcbb
5 xul.dll MessageLoop::RunHandler ipc/chromium/src/base/message_loop.cc:202
6 mozcrt19.dll _VEC_memzero
7 xul.dll xul.dll@0x35996d
8 firefox.exe firefox.exe@0x1bb7
9 ntdll.dll WinSqmSetIfMaxDWORD
10 ntdll.dll _RtlUserThreadStart
*** Bug 619046 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This _literally_ exploded in yesterday's stats on 4.0*, with some very high correlations:
90% (253/281) vs. 3% (1751/52073) avgssff4.dll
90% (252/281) vs. 3% (1765/52073) avglngx.dll
90% (253/281) vs. 4% (1832/52073) avgcfgx.dll
90% (253/281) vs. 4% (1878/52073) avgxpl.dll
90% (253/281) vs. 4% (1900/52073) avglogx.dll
85% (238/281) vs. 4% (1937/52073) {1E73965B-8B48-48be-9C8D-68B920ABC1C4}
This crash was in the range of 15-25 crashes / 1M ADU from 2011-03-20 to 2011-03-29 and on 2011-03-30 jumped to ~150 crashes / 1M ADU (-29 and -30 numbers roughly "normalized" for throttling of crashes).
This is the #24 topcrash in 4.0* numbers for 2011-03-30 alone.
Those correlations sure make it look like an AVG product is involved.
Kairo, are you sure you pasted the correlations on the right bug? I don't see this signature in the top crashes?
(In reply to comment #4)
> Kairo, are you sure you pasted the correlations on the right bug? I don't see
> this signature in the top crashes?
It's #122 in https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/topcrasher/byversion/Firefox/4.0 right now - note that this page is a 7-day report on 4.0 alone, while my number in comment #2 is a single-day number for 4.0*, as calculated by my experimental report at http://test.kairo.at/socorro/2011-03-30.4.0.explosiveness.html
Checking today this stack has 1584 Windows crashes for the last 7 days.
Can someone have a look into whether there is a correlation with the NoScript extension? From what I have seen many people having this crash had this extension (id: {73a6fe31-595d-460b-a920-fcc0f8843232})
Maybe it's some DOM bug esp. triggered by NoScript.
Here are crash reports:
They show indeed a correlation with NoScript and no longer with AVG in 6.0.2:
71% (42/59) vs. 1% (1333/114741) {73a6fe31-595d-460b-a920-fcc0f8843232} (NoScript, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/722)
47% (28/59) vs. 9% (10758/114741) {d10d0bf8-f5b5-c8b4-a8b2-2b9879e08c5d} (Adblock Plus, https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/1865)
Stack traces are now different from the ones in comment 0 and seem to be related to IPC:
0 xul.dll nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor::RunFlushLoop parser/html/nsHtml5TreeOpExecutor.cpp:458
1 xul.dll nsHtml5ExecutorReflusher::Run parser/html/nsHtml5StreamParser.cpp:153
2 xul.dll nsThread::ProcessNextEvent xpcom/threads/nsThread.cpp:618
3 nspr4.dll _MD_CURRENT_THREAD nsprpub/pr/src/md/windows/w95thred.c:308
4 xul.dll mozilla::ipc::MessagePump::Run ipc/glue/MessagePump.cpp:134
5 xul.dll MessageLoop::RunHandler ipc/chromium/src/base/message_loop.cc:202
6 xul.dll MessageLoop::Run ipc/chromium/src/base/message_loop.cc:176
7 xul.dll nsBaseAppShell::Run widget/src/xpwidgets/nsBaseAppShell.cpp:189
8 xul.dll xul.dll@0xb7153f
9 xul.dll nsAppStartup::Run toolkit/components/startup/nsAppStartup.cpp:222
10 xul.dll XRE_main toolkit/xre/nsAppRunner.cpp:3686
11 firefox.exe wmain toolkit/xre/nsWindowsWMain.cpp:106
12 firefox.exe __tmainCRTStartup obj-firefox/memory/jemalloc/crtsrc/crtexe.c:591
13 kernel32.dll BaseProcessStart
Giorgio, does noscript stop a document load from an observer that fires synchronously with DOM building?
(In reply to Henri Sivonen (:hsivonen) from comment #9)
> Giorgio, does noscript stop a document load from an observer that fires
> synchronously with DOM building?
Yes it may (the observer is, yet again, for http-on-modify-request).
And this time there's no way to do otherwise without breaking NoScript (actually, my work around for bug 677050 depends on this ability). So, if this is the culprit of this crash, please fix Gecko back, or give me a way to block *and* possibly redirect requests asynchronously at that stage.
should this be tracked or fx7 or 8. for the last several weeks its been low volume only in final releases. starting around sept 13 it started increasing in daily volume on beta and aurora channels.
date total breakdown by build
crashes count build, count build, ...
20110910 3 1 7.02011082417,
1 6.0.22011090213, 1 4.0.12011041322,
20110911 1 6.0.22011090213 1 ,
20110912 5 3 6.0.22011090213,
1 6.0.22011090606, 1 6.0.22011090517,
20110913 11 5 6.0.22011090213,
2 7.02011090813, 2 6.0.12011083020,
2 6.02011081116,
20110914 24 11 6.0.22011090213,
3 7.02011090813, 3 7.02011082417,
2 7.02011090909, 1 8.0a22011090804,
1 7.02011091214, 1 6.0.22011090517,
1 5.0.12011070718, 1 4.0.12011041322,
20110915 8 5 6.0.22011090213,
2 6.0.22011090517, 1 7.02011090813,
Created attachment 562041 [details] [diff] [review]
Defer termination if nsIParser::Terminate() is called when it's not safe
I expect this patch to fix the crash. I didn't try to reproduce the crash or to write a test case, because I expect that to be a similar exercise in futility as with bug 677050.
Comment on attachment 562041 [details] [diff] [review]
Defer termination if nsIParser::Terminate() is called when it's not safe
r=me, but should you have an aTerminated test in the DidBuildModel conditional?
Adding Mac and Linux specific signature, since it is almost the exact same signature. Mac and Linux crashes happen across all versions and I see No Script installed in few of the crashes.
Comment on attachment 562041 [details] [diff] [review]
Defer termination if nsIParser::Terminate() is called when it's not safe
Sorry about wasting your time with an over-eager review request. (I was hoping to proceed in time for Firefox 7.) This patch can't be landed, because there are other situations where Terminate() is supposed to work while the flush loop is running.
Created attachment 562368 [details] [diff] [review]
Less bogus fix
Comment on attachment 562368 [details] [diff] [review]
Less bogus fix
Checking mParser for null is the pre-existing termination check and the methods to which I added early returns already had early returns. Also, the tryserver was green with this except for one leak that looked random.
Comment on attachment 562368 [details] [diff] [review]
Less bogus fix
r=me but could you please file a followup bug on reverting this change once bug 694101 is fixed and load start becomes async?
(In reply to Boris Zbarsky (:bz) from comment #19)
> Comment on attachment 562368 [details] [diff] [review] [diff] [details] [review]
> Less bogus fix
> r=me
Thank you.
> but could you please file a followup bug on reverting this change once
> bug 694101 is fixed and load start becomes async?
Filed bug 694528.
Comment on attachment 562368 [details] [diff] [review]
Less bogus fix
Nominating for aurora and beta, since this would be a relatively simple way to reduce crashiness for NoScript users.
Comment on attachment 562368 [details] [diff] [review]
Less bogus fix
We're going to let this one come up through the normal process:
1. There were only ~500 crashes total in the last week
2. This has existed since Firefox 4
3. Changes to the parser feel like they have more risk in general


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The Seagram move also soured the visit to Cannes of Chris Smith, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, there to trumpet the new found success of the British film industry. PolyGram, whose film division is based in London has played a huge part of the UK film industry's current renaissance. This is both because of its recent successful run of movies and its innovative distribution arm that has stood up against Hollywood's United International Pictures. Perhaps even closer to Smith's heart was the fate of Till. After all Smith had chosen him as the chairman of his British Film Policy Review group, which last month offered a series of recommendations meant to build the country's film industry without antagonising Hollywood. Why had they all bothered if Hollywood could just come in and buy up Britain and Europe's best hope?
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It is the stuff the bureaucrats in Brussels could only dream of. They have been struggling to formulate a policy for Europe's film industry since the days of the transatlantic audio-visual wars nearly scuppered the Uruguay Round trade talks back in 1992. In those days, Hollywood seemed as invincible as Jurassic Park. But since then the major studios have been starved of home grown ideas, driving them to buy European talent wholesale as the only way to stay on top.
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You've said that there's unlikely to be an economic crash like famed short-seller, Jim Chanos, and others are forecasting.
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(0120) 4722300 www.cinda.co.in
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