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Complete Drafting and Detailing
TurboCAD® LTE v8 is a comprehensive 2D CAD package that offers an AutoCAD-like UI and command line, as well as all the features you look for in AutoCAD LT, at a fraction of the price.
More Than an AutoCAD Work-Alike
More than an AutoCAD LT work-alike, TurboCAD LTE provides many more powerful features, including:
Low Learning Curve
If you're already familiar with AutoCAD LT, the keystrokes, command line, and interface in TurboCAD LTE Pro make it easy to jump right in. There's no need to re-learn what you already know.
High CAD File Compatibility
TurboCAD LTE offers a superior workflow with AutoCAD, SketchUp, and many more CAD and graphic file formats.
AutoCAD-Like User Interface
If you are an AutoCAD user, there is no need to re-learn what you already know. Instead, TurboCAD LTE's AutoCAD LT-like UI lets you concentrate on your design:
Complete 2D CAD Functionality
TurboCAD LTE offers a complete set of 2D drafting and detailing tools for drawing, modifying, and dimensioning. When used with snaps and drawing aids you will be able to quickly draft and document your designs.
64-Bit Version
The 64-bit version of TurboCAD LTE addresses up to 32GB of memory, making RAM-intensive processes much quicker. Load, process, and render much larger CAD files. A 32-bit version is also available.
Hyper-Accelerated Graphic Performance
Increase zoom and pan performance. The powerful Redsdk 188.8.131.52 drawing engine takes advantage of GPU-based graphics cards for lightning fast wireframe displays. This release also now includes a New Displacement Shader in the RedSDK materials.
Support for Xrefs
All of the file formats that can be opened and imported (except bitmaps), may be used as an external reference (Xref). You may continue to work in AutoCAD or SketchUp, for example, while the drafting continues in TurboCAD LTE. This helps to minimise duplication of geometry, thereby making editing more efficient and helping to keep drawings in synch. Xrefs also help keep file sizes down when you use the same large components in multiple drawings, and allow for concurrent sharing of data.
Architectural Design
If Architectural Design Tools are what you're looking for, we recommend TurboCAD LTE Pro. But TurboCAD LTE does offer architectural walls (straight and curved; ends and intersections) that are self healing with automatic cleanup. They are AutoCAD Architecture compatible. Also, any block can be used as a custom architectural element and will automatically align to self-healing walls when inserted.
Enhanced Layer Manager
TurboCAD LTE's enhanced layer manager is modeless and multi-selection capable. Use it to create layers, then sort objects in your drawing by type, by creation order, or by any criteria that suits the way you work. You can also create layer sets, useful for displaying certain aspects of a drawing without changing visibility settings of each layer individually.
Custom Brush Styles, Bitmap Fills, Transparency Layering
TurboCAD LTE allows for hatch patterns and gradients to be layered with transparency. Custom bitmaps, such as your company logo, may be used as well. This empowers you to much more clearly and precisely communicate construction or assembly details.
Smart Dimension Tool
Automatically select the appropriate dimension for the type of entity (i.e. arc, line, circle) being dimensioned. No need to have to go back to the Dimension menu to select a different dimension type each time a different type of object needs dimensioning.
Quick Dimension Tool
The quick dimension tool allows multiple dimensions to be drawn simultaneously, when of the same type, i.e. radius dimensions or linear dimensions.
Dimension Text
Customised text formatting for dimensions includes bolding, superscript, subscript, italics, support for multiple font scales, and multi-line, and you can set dimension text to always face the user no matter the orientation of the drawing.
3D Perspective and Ortho Views
This may be a 2D CAD program, but TurboCAD LTE works with 3D models. View an object in 3D perspective or use Orthogonal Views for objects with dimension, in order to create paper spaces with enhanced visualisations, or for presentations
Explode Viewports
Convert the visible geometry in your viewports into flattened, editable 2D geometry within your layouts, even hidden line views. Your conceptual views are also converted into standard bitmaps. Associative viewport dimensions allow you to add dimensions to an object through a viewport in paperspace and the dimensions will update if the model changes. Synchronise the rotation of viewports and views while retaining the possibility of discreet rotation.
Detail Section
Clip a 2D section of your drawing and insert and scale the clip for detail views.
True Units Retained Between Drawings with Different Unit Settings
Opening or inserting a drawing created in inches into a drawing created in meters -- or any other combination of units -- requires no resizing or rescaling.
Flexible Print Options
Manage the printing of all spaces, models, and paper from the print queue. Control layout, and designate printers for each space. Use Print Window to enter coordinate values, or use the mouse to specify an area you wish to print, and print just what you want.
Enhanced Format Painter
TurboCAD LTE's enhanced Format Painter matches more than 2x as many object properties as AutoCAD's Match Properties. Use the Format Painter to transfer Custom Properties and Property Set Definitions (PSD) from one object to another. This huge productivity improvement is also a crucial feature for extending BIM/IFC models.
Sync Block Attributes
Select any block(s) and press the Sync button to reset attributes in all block(s) instances. The attribute's value will be stored if the attribute definition with its corresponding tag exists in the block and all attribute properties will be reset from the block attribute definition.
Edit Tool Option "Node Filter"
On objects with a large number of nodes, TurboCAD LTE allows you to select a subset of nodes to optimise performance and ease of use.
More Usability Advantages
High CAD File Compatibility
Need to share CAD files with others? TurboCAD LTE supports the latest industry file formats. Open and save .DWG, and .DXF formats from AutoCAD R14 to 2016. Enjoy superior workflow with SketchUp and SketchUp Pro .SKP files. Plus TurboCAD Windows .TCW (for LTE), HP .PLT, DoubleCAD .2CD, and many other formats are supported.
New Conceptual Selector
Manipulate and modify 3D objects like never before. The totally flexible design of Conceptual Selector allows users to customise any visual and editing parameters available in the application (eg. Move, scale, or rotate).
Improved Nudge
The TurboCAD Nudge function now offers more efficient pick up and placement of selected object(s) using the numbers pad.
Improved Block/Group Editing
While in block/group edit mode, users can now snap to objects outside the block or group.
More Flexible UI
Users can now resize dialog boxes as needed for their design environment. Adjust the screen size, resolution, and more. Works with the majority of dialog boxes including general property pages, multiline text, dimensions, program setup, and Drawing options pages.
New Contact Manager & File Sharing
Users now have the ability to create and maintain contact lists and send files to individuals or groups from within TurboCAD.
New Backup Open Documents On Program Close
A new default option called 'Automatic Backup and restore' automatically saves any modified documents that you have open. When this option is on, all open documents are backed up to the backups folder without prompting, and then the program closes. When you next start the program, the same documents are automatically reloaded so that you can continue working where you left off.
New Untitled Documents
Documents that you have created and not saved are backed up using the name "Untitled" followed by a number and the date/time. This name and number corresponds to those shown in the titlebar when you are editing new unsaved documents.
New File Buffer
A new option to save the Undo/Redo buffer of a file when it is closed or when the application closes (SEE Above) The buffer is re-loaded when the file is reopened, and can be used from the last point.
Improved Redsdk
TurboCAD 2015 now offers an updated Redsdk 188.8.131.52 Engine, and also now includes a New Displacement Shader in the RedSDK materials.
Improved Format Painter Tool
Use the Format Painter to transfer Custom Properties and Property Set Definitions (PSD) from one object to another. This huge productivity improvement is also a crucial feature for extending BIM/IFC models.
Improved Dimension Text
Dimension Text can be set to Non-rotatable. With this property, selected, dimension text will always face the user no matter the orientation of the drawing.
Sorted Layers in Drop Down Lists
The Layers in the drop down and simple lists are now sorted as per the Design Director. If you change the control view order in Design Director the same ordering will be in all other Layer controls.
Improved Trim Tools
New ability to trim hatched or closed objects and maintain the hatch or closure.
New Dimension Units Format 'By Drawing'
Users can now globally define dimension units at the drawing level.
Improved Join Polylne Tool
The Join Polyline Tool now works on Beziers and splines without converting them to a polyline, so that their original curve status is maintained.
Improved DWG/DXF Read/Write Filters
TurboCAD now uses the latest Teigha engine for the conversion of .dwg and .dxf files to/from different versions. Dynamic blocks are imported as simple blocks.
Supported OS:
TurboCAD LTE and TurboCAD LTE Pro are delivered in a 64-bit version to take full advantage of your hardware's available computer memory to load, process, and render CAD files. A 32-bit version is also available if required by your hardware.
64-bit System Requirements:
Microsoft Windows ® 10 64-bit, Windows 8* 64-bit, Windows 7 (64-bit), Vista (64-bit) - 2 GB RAM.
32-bit System Requirements:
Microsoft Windows ® 10, Windows 8*, Windows 7, Windows Vista**, Windows XP** - 1GB RAM.
*TurboCAD is designed for desktops or laptops that meet the indicated system requirements. Windows RT technology for use on tablets is not supported.
** 32-bit version of TurboCAD LTE and TurboCAD LTE Pro will run on XP and Vista platforms; however, these platforms are no longer being officially supported.
Your experience with TurboCAD will be greatly enhanced with a newer generation, higher speed CPU, 4+ GB RAM, and larger display resolution and graphics support.
The optional GPU-accelerated Redsdk render mode requires a supported graphic processing unit (either a chip on the board, or on a video card). The latest video drivers are typically required. Newer boards with more power and VRAM generally provide greater performance.
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If you want to store a lot of food for a long time, a chest freezer is your best bet. Our best-reviewed model in this category is the Frigidaire FFFC16M5QW (Est. $599), which provides 15.69 cubic feet of storage space at a great price. That's big enough to hold an entire steer or winter's worth of venison, or a major stockpile of purchased frozen goods.
While the FFFC16M5QW has not been specifically tested, its predecessor, the since discontinued and virtually identical FFCH16M5QW, is included in one professional roundup. Experts love this Frigidaire chest freezer for its excellent energy efficiency and temperature control; users love it for its quiet operation and solid durability, although a few do say that the lid feels a little flimsy. The single sliding basket comes in handy for organizing smaller items but, with a freezer this big, you really need dividers or at least more baskets for organizing smaller items; users make do by providing their own plastic bins or buying more baskets from the manufacturer.
The Frigidaire FFFC16M5QW freezer has a power-on light so you can see that it's operating, a bright interior LED light to help you find whatever you're looking for, and a lock that automatically pops the key out (so you can't accidentally leave it in the lock). This is an especially important safety feature if you have children in the house, because they could climb into an unlocked freezer and become trapped inside.
You will have to defrost the Frigidaire FFFC16M5QW manually -- probably about twice a year -- but it has a water drain to make the process easier, and we didn't find any notable complaints about excess frosting. This freezer is backed by a limited one-year warranty -- pretty much the industry standard, nowadays -- and has an expected operating cost of $37 or 306 kWh/year.
Another excellent option is the 14.8-cubic-foot Amana AZC31T15DW (Est. $550). This mid-size chest freezer gets excellent expert scores for temperature performance and efficiency, and also does a very good job of keeping your food frozen during a power outage.
The 14.8-cubic-foot capacity is enough to hold a whole pig, users say, and they like the easy-to-use dial temperature control and two wire baskets for organizing smaller items. They also say this freezer is fairly quiet -- probably due to its lack of an auto-defrost feature. (There is a drain, though, to make manual defrosting easy.) The only real complaint is that users wish there were an interior light for this model. But otherwise, it delivers an excellent combination of storage space, reliability and value. The projected operating cost is $36 or 297 kWh/year, and the Amana AZC31T15DW is covered by a limited one-year warranty.
If you don't need quite as much storage space, we also like the 10.6-cubic-foot GE FCM11PHWW (Est. $400). This freezer draws top expert scores for its temperature control and energy efficiency, and very good scores for its insulation performance during a power outage. Users and experts alike also praise its whisper-quiet operation.
Some of the features users appreciate most on this freezer are the interior lighting, a built-in lock, three lift-out sliding baskets for organizing smaller items, and a power-on light so they can make sure it's still operating, since they probably won't be able to hear it. There's also a drain for emptying any meltwater left from a manual defrost. Projected operating cost for this Energy-Star-rated model is $26 or 218 kWh/year.
The aforementioned freezers are all great values. If you're on a limited budget, however, one of the best deals we found is the 7-cubic-foot GE FCM7SHWW (Est. $239). You will find a few cheaper freezers out there, but not very many -- and none of them will have the same well-earned reputation for solid, reliable performance and very quiet operation.
A drain port makes the manual-defrost process easy, and a power-on light shows that the freezer is still working, even when you can't hear it. This freezer also comes with two lift-out sliding baskets, and draws excellent reviews for being just the right size: Big enough to supplement a too-small in-fridge freezer, but small enough that you can still reach the bottom and easily find what you want. The estimated operating cost is $30 or 250 kWh/year. Both of the two just-mentioned GE models are covered by a limited one-year warranty.
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200 Spicy Vegetarian Recipes from Around the World
by Robin Robertson
With people seeking a healthier lifestyle, vegetarian cooking has become increasingly popular. Even people who enjoy eating meat are including some meatless meals in their every day diets. However, there are still many people who cringe when they hear the words "vegetarian dinner and picture a tasteless slab of tofu. With Some Like It Hot: 200 Spicy Vegetarian Recipes from Around the World, author Robin Robertson proves that vegetarian meals can be as spicy and flavorful as any traditional "meat and potatoes" meal.
In this new cookbook, Robin Robertson presents 200 delicious, healthful, and easy-to-prepare vegetarian recipes from around the globe. The book is separated into the five regions of the world where the spiciest foods are found: The Americas, Mediterranean Europe, The Middle East and Africa, India, and Asia. And although the recipes produce exotic and complex flavors, most simply combine common, easy-to-find ingredients in exciting ways.
Some of the delicious recipes you'll find in Some Like It Hot include:
Along with creative and tasty recipes, Robin Robertson includes practical information on chilies, spices, beans, grains, and, maybe most importantly —how to cool your mouth after tasting the spicy dishes!
Robin Robertson is a professional chef and teaches her own innovative, low-fat vegetarian cuisine. She is also the author of three Plume cookbooks, 366 Ways to Cook Tofu and Other Meat Alternatives, 366 Simply Delicious Dairy Free Recipes and The Soy Gourmet.
Some Like It Hot:
200 Spicy Vegetarian Recipes from Around the World
A Plume Trade Paperback Original
Publication Date: September 1, 1998
Softcover $15.95
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Dance Kaleidoscope: COLE!
Friday, 09.09.2016 – 7:30PM
Dance Kaleidoscope, the Hoosier State's longest dancing professional contemporary dance company, is marking its 45th season with a buoyant tribute to Indiana native Cole Porter. COLE! will bring the songwriter's best-loved tunes to life in honor of the state's Bicentennial celebration.
Adam Trent – Magician Reinvented
Thursday, 09.22.2016 – 7:30PM
With a fresh take on magic that has been described as "Justin Timberlake meets David Copperfield," Adam Trent is reinventing the art of illusion. Featured on the Today Show and the Disney Channel, his brand of magic is infused with dance, comedy, and charisma that has electrified audiences around the country.
Al Schmidt Concert Series: Chanticleer
Saturday, 10.22.2016 – 7:30PM
Known around the world as "an orchestra of voices," the Grammy award-winning Chanticleer seamlessly blends 12 male voices into a shimmering body of sound. Their original interpretations of vocal literature, as well as contemporary composition, make the gentlemen of Chanticleer the world's premier male chorus.
Little Shop of Horrors
Friday, 10.28.2016 – 7:30PM Saturday, 10.29.2016 – 7:30PM Sunday, 10.30.2016 – 1:30PM Friday, 11.04.2016 – 7:30PM Saturday, 11.05.2016 – 7:30PM
Who doesn't love a good story about a man-eating plant? Little Shop of Horrors is a dark musical comedy set in a 1960s flower shop where the hapless Seymour has unknowingly acquired a flesh-eating flower that will soon begin its quest for world domination.
Rhonda Vincent and The Rage
Thursday, 11.10.2016 – 7:30PM
With lightning fast picking and powerhouse, soulful vocals, it's no wonder that the Wall Street Journal called Rhonda Vincent the "queen of bluegrass." Her musical court, The Rage, is comprised of some of the genre's finest musicians. Together they marry traditional and contemporary influences into an unforgettable sound.
The Texas Tenors – Deep in the Heart of Christmas
Friday, 12.09.2016 – 7:30PM
Since their debut six years ago on NBC's America's Got Talent, The Texas Tenors have generated a world-wide following and performed more than 1000 concerts around the globe. Now the trio will bring the holiday spirit to Hatfield Hall with their smooth, soaring vocals, and warm, engaging style.
Rose Holiday Concert
Sunday, 12.11.2016 – 1:30PM
Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway
Thursday, 01.19.2017 – 7:30PM
An award-winning composer, lyricist and producer, Neil Berg brings impressive credentials and top Broadway talent together in a performance that brings some of the best show tunes of the past century to life. Peppered throughout are anecdotes and stories behind some of the best-loved musicals and performers to grace the stage. Sponsored By:
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Friday, 01.27.2017 – 7:30PM Saturday, 01.28.2017 – 7:30PM Sunday, 01.29.2017 – 1:30PM Friday, 02.03.2017 – 7:30PM Saturday, 02.04.2017 – 7:30PM
Set in modern day Venice Beach, the story begins with Beatrice, a woman who has disguised herself as her dead brother in order to collect her dowry, and her quirky, gluttonous servant Truffaldina. Carlo Goldoni's 18th century comedy twists and turns through comedic misunderstandings before coming to a satisfying conclusion.
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Friday, 02.17.2017 – 7:30PM
They've been heard on movie soundtracks and television programs, and received accolades from coast to coast. As the world's only year-round, professional ensemble re-creating the syncopated sounds of early musical theater and silent cinema, Paragon Ragtime Orchestra brings "America's original music" to life.
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Thursday, 03.09.2017 – 7:30PM
The Peking Acrobats have wowed audiences around the world over with their amazing feats of physical strength and precision control in the great Chinese acrobatic tradition. Featured in the movie Ocean's 11, the troupe has also performed on television, and numerous sold-out appearances with symphony orchestras in the U.S. and Canada.
Rose Chorus
Sunday, 03.12.2017 – 1:30PM
Join us at the White Chapel for this special presentation by the Rose Chorus, Concert for Peace.
Engineers in Concert
Thursday, 03.16.2017 – 7:30PM
Rose-Hulman Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble Concert
Sunday, 03.19.2017 – 1:30PM
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Saturday, 03.25.2017 – 7:30PM
Home Free came crashing in the country world in 2013, after winning NBC's The Sing-Off. Since catapulting into the natural spotlight, Home Free has become a household name for peppering Nashville country standards with country-dipped pop hits (and having a great time doing so). The 5-man band has become known for their show-stopping performances that mix their signature no-instrument, all-vocal music with their quick-witted humor. VIP Ticket Special VIP experience tickets, which include exclusive access to the band, pre-show crowd-free >
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Friday, 05.05.2017 – 7:30PM
The Russian National Ballet will bring some of the world's best classical dance talent to Hatfield Hall in our season finale show, telling the classic story of Don Quixote through dance. Founded in Moscow in the late 1980s, the Russian National Ballet is steeped in the country's classical dance traditions, and its dancers are the epitome of elegance and grace in movement.
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Does It Matter If Netflix Releases Ratings Results?
It depends on who you ask.
On Friday, Netflix will release the entirety of the second season of its Emmy-winning original series House of Cards. The release date is perfectly timed to leverage a long holiday weekend — not to mention a serendipitous snowstorm — into a feast of binge viewing.
By the end of next week, if the past trend holds, there will likely be a press release touting how viewing for the premiere increased sequentially over past shows in their first week on the service. Stories will follow proclaiming the second season a bigger hit for Netflix than the first.
What there won't be, however, are any figures to support these claims. There will be no data on how many people watched one, some, or all of the show. There won't be data on number of streams or hours watched. That's because Netflix notoriously doesn't provide those figures.
Such a stance, and the general acceptance of it, is unique in this brave new world that we now call video viewing. Under the old nomenclature of TV, for instance, not releasing ratings data simply would not be tolerated. Imagine, for instance, that the day after Mad Men returns on April 13, AMC sent out a press release claiming it was a huge hit — without providing any ratings figures. Television critics would first shit the bed, then crucify the network.
Netflix gets a pass because its lack of disclosure is rooted in its business model.
"We don't release ratings because we don't sell advertising or negotiate for retransmission rights," said a Netflix representative, referring to the fees cable operators pay to television networks to distribute them. "Plus, measurement over the kind of time period used for ratings makes no sense in the on demand universe. We don't mind whether people watch a series in the first week, the third month, or the fourth year."
More bluntly, other networks exist primarily on advertising revenue, and therefore need to provide ratings to justify the rates they are charging media buyers. But since Netflix doesn't run advertising around its programming, ratings are inconsequential. Similarly, Netflix currently isn't distributed by cable or satellite operators, and so doesn't collect a fee from them for carriage that would need to be supported by showing how many people are watching its shows.
"There's no revenue tied to ratings for Netflix, so I'm not sure it matters to its economic model if there are 2,000 viewers or 2 million viewers," said Needham & Co. entertainment analyst Laura Martin. "Original programming is a marketing hook for them to get people to realize the value of the bundle."
Implicit in Martin's comment is the notion that investors don't care how many people are watching Netflix's original programming — just as long as they keep subscribing. And last year they subscribed in droves, with just under 6.27 million members signing up for the service in the U.S. and another 4.81 million joining overseas, for a total of 11.08 million new subscribers last year.
Juxtapose that against a survey conducted by Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter in October of last year that said of 66.5% of respondents who said they had watched an entire season of one of Netflix's original programs, only 26.5% said they preferred House of Cards. According to Pachter, that implies that only 5 million out of 20 million people who watched a Netflix original show thought House of Cards was the best of the bunch. Orange Is the New Black actually scored higher, with 31.1% of respondents preferring that show. Netflix's other original shows include Lilyhammer and Arrested Development, among others slated for debut this year.
What these two data points suggest, rather quixotically, is that the hype and attention around Netflix's original shows raises awareness among consumers, who then sign up for the service not necessarily to watch those shows but because they are attracted to all the other content (most of it supplied by traditional TV networks) the service offers. The fact that they offer it all on demand and for a low price makes it even more appealing to consumers. The findings from a July report by research firm GfK underscore that dynamic: The study showed that based on data culled from regular Netflix users during a random week in April, shows from AMC and even NBC and Fox garnered more viewership than House of Cards, which for this particular week accounted for less than 1% of TV shows viewed by the users. (To be fair, the entirety of the first season debuted in February, so viewership was probably much higher then and died off after the binge.)
"Whether or not House of Cards is a hit, more people keep coming onto Netflix," said BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield. "If subscribers keep growing and margins keep expanding it looks like a smart decision."
There is another business rationale at play as well. If subscribers keep flocking to Netflix and its stock price continues to soar and its profitability increases, well then that is only going to end up costing the company more money. The more money it makes from content other people are supplying, the more the people making that content are going to charge them.
"If the shows are massive ratings hits, the only thing it will do is drive up the price Netflix has to pay its production partners," Greenfield notes.
So keeping quiet helps keep costs down.
While Wall Street totally swallows these arguments — Netflix shares gained almost 300% last year, making it the best performer in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 — Netflix's competitors don't.
Rivals argue that if Netflix is going to bill itself as a TV network, then it should be subject to the same requirements as other TV networks — just because it is distributed over the internet shouldn't make it exempt from releasing ratings.
One of the harshest critics of Netflix's refusal to give ratings figures has been FX Network CEO John Landgraf. The executive has complained that Netflix has more data about its users than most networks and could supply an "apples to apples comparison" if it desired. He also said that releasing figures on viewers who sampled a program as opposed to watch a full episode was disingenuous.
"If I were the mayor of TV, I think all competitive industries should have verified, third-party info," he told an audience gathered at the Television Critics Association press tour in August. "I don't know who is watching their shows, but I know that they're good."
At bottom, Landgraf is vocalizing the frustration shared by many of his network peers, which is: If Netflix says a show is a hit, what does that mean?
From the vantage point of Netflix's competitors, saying something is a hit implies large viewership. In the absence of that, basing the claim solely on rave reviews should come with a qualifier, as in "critical hit."
Moreover, critics say Netflix should release ratings data simply because of its own proclamations that it wants to be the next HBO. After all, HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, and Starz all don't have advertising and yet they release ratings information for their shows.
For instance, the premiere episode of HBO's new show, True Detective, scored the highest ratings for an original series on the network since Broadwalk Empire in 2010, nabbing 2.3 million viewers for its first airing. In an interview with BuzzFeed shortly after the debut, HBO Chief Executive Officer Richard Plepler predicted the show would "cross 8 million viewers on average" this season when cumulative figures from DVR and on-demand viewing are considered.
"We give a number on everything, they don't do that, I know," Plepler said in response to a question about the different about between his network and Netflix regarding ratings.
Part of the reason why HBO and other networks of its ilk give a ratings figure when they don't really have to is to show the producers and actors and directors that people are watching their networks. It is a way to reassure the creative community that their labors of love will be watched. What they are signaling is this: Bring your original stuff to us — or sell us your movies in the case of theatricals — and this is a reasonable estimate of how many people will watch it.
The biggest risk Netflix is taking in not releasing ratings is hoping that the talent community will simply put its faith in the company and continue bringing projects. So far that has been the case, with the producers of the documentary Mitt and the AMC spin-off of Breaking Bad, among others, choosing Netflix.
But it is a risky strategy. As Greenfield notes, "if the content is bad, then subscribers will fall and Netflix shares will collapse."
Put another way, one slip-up and the whole thing could collapse like a house of cards.
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Climate Conference Aims To Put Paris Agreement Into Action
Leaders from 195 nations are meeting in Morocco to come up with specific plans for carrying out a worldwide plan to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
Is A Shifting Political Climate Slowing Global Trade?
For decades, global trade has been transforming the world's economy. But the days of explosive trade growth may be at an end. Analysts say fewer new trade agreements may be a factor in the slowdown.
Weary Press Corps Can Celebrate Election's End, Then Survey Wreckage
There's been a fair amount to admire in media coverage of Donald Trump and the 2016 race — but NPR's David Folkenflik thinks that on reflection, many journalists will feel more ambivalence than pride.
Supreme Court Revisits 2008's Housing Collapse With Banking Test Cases
Miami claims bank foreclosures in 2008 targeted black and Latino homeowners. When they defaulted, property values fell, which meant a drop in taxes. The city wants the right to sue the banks.
Jurors Award $3 Million In Damages In Defamation Suit Against Rolling Stone
Last week, the jury found that a story about an alleged gang rape on campus defamed an administrator of the University of Virginia. When claims in the piece were challenged, the magazine retracted it.
What's Hot On Netflix? A Startup Aims To Track Ratings In The Streaming Age
Companies like Nielsen aren't able to easily measure the new ways people watch TV since Netflix and Amazon don't release their viewing numbers. Now a startup called Symphony aims to fill the void.
Study Finds Many Companies Require Non-Compete Clauses For Low-Wage Workers
A recent study finds many companies require low-wage employees to sign non-compete clauses. NPR's Audie Cornish talks to Evan Starr, assistant professor at the University of Maryland business school.
Media Companies Struggle To Gauge TV Ratings In Age Of Netflix
Netflix and other streaming services don't release ratings data. This makes it a hard company to negotiate with and makes it hard for competitors to know what they're up against.
Earthquake Shakes Oklahoma Oil Storage Hub
The magnitude 5.0 quake damaged buildings in Cushing, Okla., the largest commercial crude oil storage center in North America. No damage to oil storage facilities or nearby pipelines was reported.
Economic Issues Are Prevalent In This Year's Presidential Campaign
Steve Inskeep talks to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities' Jared Bernstein, who's an ex-Obama aid. And, Peter Morici of the University of Maryland, who's a conservative syndicated columnist.
Poverty Wages For U.S. Child Care Workers May Be Behind High Turnover
The high cost of child care is a strain for many families in the U.S., yet child care workers average less than $10 an hour. This strain on workers hurts babies and toddlers, too, researchers say.
VW Chairman Now Included In German Prosecutor's Volkswagen Emissions Probe
The news comes more than one year after Hans Dieter Pötsch was named chairman; for 12 years, he was Volkswagen's chief financial officer.
Local New York Restaurant Preps For Election Day Party Bustle
NPR's Rachel Martin talks to business owner Daniele Kucera, whose restaurant Etcetera Etcetera is located right between Clinton and Trump's election night party venues in midtown New York.
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Last month, officials announced health care costs under the Affordable Care Act are expected to rise 22 percent. Rachel Martin speaks with Lindsay Travnicek, an Arizona woman who may forgo coverage.


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WALNUT When asked about his team's expectations at the CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries, Brea Olinda cross country coach Jeremy Mattern identified simple course training as the biggest thing he hoped would be accomplished.
His team emphatically exceeded that goal by producing the third-fastest team time ever on the famed Mt. SAC course Saturday.
Austin Tamagno spearheaded Brea Olinda's effort, as he and Indio's David Luna crossed the finish line in a meet-best time of 14:36. Tamagno was officially awarded second place upon video review.
Brennon Koryta (15:05), Angel Escobar (15:24), DiMaggio Orozco (15:24) and Austin Shellito (15:36) also finished in the top 10.
Brea Olinda's scoring team time of 76 minutes, 14 seconds (best of the meet) trailed only Arcadia, which has the top two fastest team times ever at Mt. SAC (75:16 at the 2010 Mt. SAC Invitational and 75:45 at the 2012 invitational).
El Modena's Sydney Gidabuday won his heat in 14:53, the third-fastest time of the meet.
The Vanguards, along with Orange Lutheran, qualified for the Division 3 championship race.
Canyon's Wes Walsh (15:01), Villa Park's Garrett Corcoran (15:02) and Woodbridge's Jackson Marshall (15:15) finished first in their respective Division 2 races.
The Comanches and Tesoro will compete for the Division 2 title.
Dana Hills, El Toro and Fountain Valley advanced to the Division 1 finals, with JSerra, Crean Lutheran and Laguna Beach reaching the finals in Division 4.
St. Margaret's Collin Price (15:40) had Division 5's best time, as the Tartans and Sage Hill qualified for the finals.
Northwood's Bethan Knights (16:58) tied a Division 3 course record and led the Timberwolves to Division 3's fastest team time.
Esperanza, Laguna Hills, Corona del Mar, Brea Olinda, El Dorado and Bolsa Grande will also race in the Division 3 final.
Tesoro's Amanda Gehrich (17:26) had the county's second-fastest time and advanced to the Division 2 final, as did Newport Harbor and Woodbridge.
In Division 1, Trabuco Hills (90:44) had the county's fastest team time and the second fastest overall.
Also in Division 1, Capistrano Valley's Grace Schafer (17:37) and Edison's Julia Sienski (17:43) produced individual victories.
The Cougars and Chargers, along with San Clemente, Dana Hills, Marina and Los Alamitos will compete for the team title.
JSerra won its qualifying heat, led by race winner Ashley Geisler (18:14).
Laguna Beach and Crean Lutheran also advanced in Division 4, with St. Margaret's and Sage Hill moving on in Division 5.
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The BBC has no more passionate servant than its director of music and radio, Jenny Abramsky. Critics say she has a "Leninist mindset" immune to the notion that the corporation can ever do wrong. But her colleagues adore her, and her track record since she joined the BBC in 1969 as a "programmes operations assistant" has been of consistent innovation and achievement.
Having edited The World at One and the Today programme, Abramsky moved on to create Radio Five Live and launch BBC News 24. Until recently she was spoken of as the woman most likely to become the BBC's first female director-general. She is a key member of its executive board.
Abramsky will be 60 in October, but she remains vivacious and still has the smile contemporaries say made her instantly noticeable during her student years at the University of East Anglia. Recently, though, it might have been expected to fade because her radio empire is under ferocious attack. Yet her response is a polite but forceful request to the network's critics to remove their tanks from her lawn.
Commercial radio companies have condemned the new BBC charter as a "licence to kill" their stations, and competitors accuse Radios 1 and 2 of stealing their listeners with blatantly commercial tactics. Last week, a report for the European Media Forum, a branch of the independent European Policy Forum, blamed the giant BBC music stations for massive market distortion and called for them to be sold.
Abramsky accuses her critics of trying to reopen debates that were formally resolved during the charter review process. "It has felt like being on trial for the past three years in terms of the accountability that BBC Radio has had to go through," she says. "We have shown every track we have played and dissected everything we do to ensure that our approach is distinctive. Commercial radio does not have to do that."
The EMF report is equally adamant. Asserting that Radios 1 and 2 have "stunted growth" in the radio sector, it says both would prosper in the commercial sector and concludes that selling them for £500m "would rebalance the radio market and level the competitive playing field". Rajar listening figures for the first quarter of 2006 support that view. BBC Radio had a 12.8 per cent lead over independent stations, which attracted just 42.6 per cent of listening hours.
Abramsky is scathing. "It is a myth that the BBC is stifling the market. The truth is that commercial radio has been targeting 15- to 45- year-olds. They have the majority share of 15 to 45s. Commercial radio has had a difficult time because they haven't made the right decisions. There are lots of things they could do. Maybe instead of having very tight play lists, rotating all the time, our approach might be better. That would be a very good thing because part of the role of the public service broadcaster is to lead."
But the privatisation call was not an isolated criticism. It followed the controversy provoked when details of BBC radio presenters' salaries were leaked to a tabloid newspaper. Competitors learned that the BBC pays Terry Wogan £800,000 per year, that Jonathan Ross earns an annual salary of £530,000 for one show per week, and that Radio 1's Chris Moyles makes £630,000. These salaries reinforce commercial radio's accusation that the BBC poaches talent with rewards private stations can't match.
"There have been some quite disingenuous stories that we are inflating the market," says Abramsky. "I'm not going to breach confidentiality but I have had a number of my presenters offered extraordinary salaries by commercial radio, and they have stayed to work for the BBC for considerably less. I would absolutely dispute that we have caused super-inflation."
The Commercial Radio Companies Association, the industry trade body, says Radios 1 and 2 are just masquerading as public service broadcasters. It accuses the BBC of adopting a "reputation-by-night, ratings-by-day strategy" and insists that if the BBC were a commercial entity, its share of the radio market would provoke referral to the Competition Commission. "Any objective external economist is likely to be startled by the scale of the BBC's entertainment radio productions," says Graham Mather, president of the EPF and a member of the Competition Appeal Tribunal. "The picture we see is one of a commercial sector in great disarray and distress."
Abramsky is a BBC lifer with no private sector experience but she emphatically rejects that picture. "Radios 1 and 2 play a very important part in delivering public service programming. They are doing something quite unique in the market and if they weren't there, there would be a very serious loss of support to UK music and UK artists."
Commercial radio despises what Abramsky has done with Radios 1 and 2. She insists they are just doing what the Culture Secretary requires of them. "Public service broadcasting is not just about market failure. Part of it is, and I quote the Secretary of State, to be 'serious about entertaining'." She plans to go on being very serious about having fun for some time yet.
On Music: 'We're doing just what we should be'
There seems to be a different approach to music than to all other forms of art. Music is a very important part of people's lives. It has as much right to real, quality, public service broadcasting services as speech does. There is a danger of a kind of elitism that excludes music, with the exception of classical music. If you talk to somebody like Katie Melua [right], she will say that she sent her CD to Terry Wogan's producer, Paul Waters. He listened to it, thought it was great and played it to Terry. They started playing it and the rest is history. It was exactly what a public service radio station should be doing.
On Presenters: 'They love the freedom the stations offer'
Two-thirds of the songs on Radio 2 are not played on any other radio station. Almost 1,400 different tracks are played weekly - almost twice as many as on any other station. We have to be distinctive in the market. We have to play a public service role. We have got a public who care passionately about music and now have broader tastes. Younger people are not ashamed to listen to their parents' music, and parents are no longer alienated by their children's. That's why a lot of presenters love working on Radios 1 and 2. They're free to introduce people to new music.
On Public Service: 'We do things commercial radio doesn't'
The Voice of the Listener and Viewer and the Churches Media Council were quite passionate about the role of they feel Radios 1 and 2 are playing in areas where they see no evidence of commercial radio. Why does commercial radio not do any religion? Why do they not do any current affairs? Why do they not put on somebody like Jeremy Vine [right]? Our most successful breakfast programme, Terry Wogan [left], has religion in it. Our drive-time programme has business. We are doing news and current affairs with Jeremy Vine [R2] and Newsbeat [R1] in the heart of our daytime schedule. I strongly refute the sugges-tion that we are not public service in daytime.
From Peter to Petronella?
Is it time for Peter McKay to lay down his quill? The Daily Mail's arch-gossip, who has presided over the Ephraim Hardcastle column for nearly 10 years, has in the past mentioned that a decade's run might represent a suitable time to step down. When asked, McKay offers up only Blairish obfuscations on the subject of the handover of his column, but I understand that his editor, Paul Dacre, has been taking soundings about who could possibly replace his inimitable scribe. One name in the frame is that of Petronella Wyatt, a former target of the column and now Ephraim deputy. But surely not half the diarist that McKay is.
Calm down, and carry on spending
Evening Standard editor Veronica Wadley summoned her heads of department on Monday morning for a series of meetings over Bert Hardy's Press Gazette interview. In it, the veteran managing editor talked of London's evening paper "living beyond its means", and noted that journalists were overpaid. Wadley asked her lieutenants to calm their staff down. No transcripts are available, but by the time it had filtered down to the newsroom, her message was interpreted as: "Don't worry about what Bert said. It's not policy and he was speaking out of turn. Just carry on as usual." To stress her point, Wadley promoted Robert Mendick to chief reporter, Ross Lydall to City Hall editor and Keith Dovkants to chief features writer.
A whiff of criticism from the stalls
More civil war among the theatre critics? In Friday's Daily Mail, Quentin Letts had a go at a fellow critic for having poor personal hygiene. Letts, reviewing a show in Hampstead, complained that "the man next to me, a foreign theatre critic of the lank variety, had raging BO. Really quite remarkably whiffy he was." Letts is uncharacteristically discreet about the identity of the malodorous chap, but other London theatre critics have also privately noted the problem. Perhaps it's time for a whip-round for some fragrant Parisian deodorant?
Sandra Howard goes 'Stella'
Whatever next? After an extensive de-fluffing exercise that would be the envy of many a sheep-shearer, The Sunday Telegraph's new editor, Patience Wheatcroft, has hired a blonde ex-model as a columnist. Her new signing? Sandra Howard - wife of former Tory leader Michael - who is to begin a column in Stella magazine in a fortnight. Popular Sandra has not so far been thought one of life's natural columnists, so the contents will be awaited with interest.
Please, give that man a mike
It was reported recently that the BBC's best soccer commentator, Barry Davies, would not be commentating on the World Cup. His admirers hoped that such stories would provoke some youth-obsessed TV exec to think again about the great man and offer him a microphone. But sadly no such offer has been forthcoming. "I've done 10 of them, but I'm hardly going this time," says Davies. "I'm doing a few articles and going for the first part and then coming back to cover Wimbledon as I usually do. I didn't really expect to be asked and I've been in America so I don't even know who they've got. So unless John Motson keeled over, I don't think I would be there for the BBC." Shame.
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Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace has issued a stern warning to his hacks about paying dodgy detective agencies for private phone numbers, addresses and bank details. He's told the paper's finest that if they break the law, they will be out of a job. Could this sudden assiduousness in pursuing ethical journalism have anything to do with the recent report about illegal dealing in gen by the Information Commissioner, Richard Thomas? In Thomas's arsenal is a dossier naming 305 journos who have used such tactics. The commissioner promises to prosecute those "identified in previous investigations who continue to commit these offences". Ouch.
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There likely will be more in the way of high cloud cover with both the GFS/ECMWF indicating plenty of high level moisture at 300 mb. All in all, though, another day with highs in the 50s and 60s is expected, near record territory again. .LONG TERM...(Sunday night through Friday) Issued at 257 PM CST Sat Feb 18 2017 18.12Z guidances remains consistent lifting an upper shortwave trough across the Upper Midwest Monday and Monday night with an associated weak front pushing through Monday night. A strong surge of low-level moisture ahead of the system will bring a plume of high precipitable water values northward, possibly nearing 1.25 inches, highly anomalous for February. Low clouds will increase as this occurs later Sunday night into Monday. Consensus guidance supports a general 0.25 to 0.75 inch rainfall as the frontal system passes. There may be a ribbon of weak instability ahead of the front, giving at least a risk for a few storms on Monday. If thunderstorms do occur, some locally higher rainfall amounts are possible, but the system continues to look quite progressive, helping to mitigate a greater threat for excessive rainfall. With frozen/saturated ground, runoff from the rain likely would aid in some rises on area rivers/streams, but greater impacts likely would be dependent on whether we get any higher rainfall amounts. Temps Monday and Tuesday will remain unseasonably mild with highs in the 50s to low 60s. After yet another day of near record high temperatures on Wednesday, attention will then be focused on a strong upper-level trough moving from the Rockies toward the Upper Midwest Thursday into Friday. Surface cyclogenesis is forecast over the Central High Plains early Thursday, with the surface low tracking northeastward toward the Great Lakes by late Friday. Confidence is increasing that a winter storm will impact the region, but details are far from certain as we are still 5-6 days out. The GFS and ECMWF are coming into better agreement on the track of the low, with the GFS being a slightly quicker solution. Precip types could be very challenging for our CWA. Model soundings are suggesting rain in the warm sector and snow on the back side of the low, with a potentially messy transition zone in between. Given the current consensus track of the surface low, our CWA would experience precipitation starting as mostly rain, then changing to all snow on Friday. Several inches of snow may be possible, especially if the low takes a more southerly/easterly track. If accumulating snow does occur, blowing snow will be a concern given the strong pressure gradient on the back side of the low. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Sunday afternoon) Issued at 1136 AM CST Sat Feb 18 2017 High pressure, currently centered over eastern Nebraska, will drift east/northeast through Sunday morning. Other than some high level clouds starting to arrive from the large upper level low over the southwest, little in the way of cloud cover is expected. There is a slowly increasing threat for some fog at night, but not anticipating this to be much of a problem tonight as the forecast soundings continue to show very dry air just above the surface. The fog may become more of a concern for Sunday night as higher dew point will start to move in and spread over the cold ground. && .CLIMATE... Issued at 257 PM CST Sat Feb 18 2017 Unseasonably warm February temperatures will continue through next Wednesday with highs in the 50s to low 60s and lows in the 30s and 40s. These temperatures will be near record levels. 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