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Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Thibodaux Police
Shea Harris, 25, 973 Dularge Road, Houma, contributing to delinquency of juvenile theft of goods.
Joseph Richard, 44, 3456 Thunder Drive, Oceanside, Calif., contempt.
Talvis Keller, 31, 19363 Keller Lane, Vacherie, resisting with force, license plate light required, possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine, stop lamps and turn signals required, violation of uniform controlled dangerous substances law.
Ann Courteaux, 43, 123 Mardi Gras Court, Houma, issuing worthless checks.
Kristy Poindexter, 26, 417 Polk St., Houma, two counts contempt, three counts fugitive of Terrebonne Parish, theft, two counts contributing to the deliverance of juvenile.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Kaleb Dalby, 31, 138 W. 132nd St., Cut Off, taking contraband to/from penal institutions prohibited.
Andrew Johnlouis, 33, 415 Hwy. 20, Schriever, possession of crack cocaine, criminal trespass.
Steve Cheramie, 44, 20864 Hwy. 1, Golden Meadow, possession of drug paraphernalia, manufacturing/production of marijuana.
Cordale Richard, 21, 535 Triple Oaks Drive, Raceland, simple battery.
Tevin Nelson, 18, 331 Triple Oaks Drive, Raceland, resisting, possession of marijuana.
Nicole Shukait, 29, Perterson RV Park Lot 9, Galliano, five counts contempt.
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Jonathan Dwyan Thompson, 35, 214 Marietta Place, Gray, parole violation.
Nicholas John Fitch, 30, 400 American Blvd., Houma, failure to pay fine and costs, two counts failure to appear.
Joseph Thomas, 39, 209 Helen St., Gretna, failure to appear.
Rashawd James Ramsey, 27, 2626 Savanne Road, Houma, two counts failure to appear.
Quinton Elgin Ratliff, 40, 208 Sparrow St., Labadieville, failure to appear.
Ramsey Todd Billiot, 39, 3754 Grand Caillou Road, Houma, probation violation.
Terry James Ross, 30, 813 Linda Ann St., Gray, simple battery, simple criminal damage to property.
Ron Terrel Celestine, 38, 111-B Meudon St., Duson, four counts failure to appear, two counts contempt of court.
Roland Francis Patrick Gobeil, 50, 153 Bayou Dularge Road, Houma, failure to appear, unlawful presence of sex offender.
Theodore Green, 53, 407 Silver St., Houma, parole violation.
Dustin James Hutchinson, 27, 1 Stones Throw Drive, No. 285, Houma, domestic abuse battery, simple assault.
Gene Eddie Theriot, 38, 5311 Bayouside Drive, Chauvin, failure to appear.
Calvin James Verdin Jr., 27, 5784 Shrimpers Row, Dulac, failure to appear.
Jamiah Deron Harris, 21, 139 Violet St., Thibodaux, failure to appear.
Aquendius Christopher Walker, 17, 221 Ridgeway St., Thibodaux, parole violation.
Kneeko Joseph Domangue, 22, 120 Domangue Court, Chauvin, two counts failure to appear, obstructing public passage, driving under suspension, possession synthetic cannabinol, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia.
Houma City Police
Dedra Denise McKay, 29, 308 Coach Court, Houma, armed robbery with firearm.
Nancy Simmons, 56, 110 Samuel St., Houma, two counts unlawful use of 911, two counts entry after being forbidden.
Darrell Rayshawn Smith, 21, 214 Peters St., Houma, armed robbery with firearm.
Randall Joseph Clay, 21, 1413 Bonvillain St., Houma, disregarding stop signs, possession hydrocodone.
John Cal Davis, 37, 101 High St., No. 6, Houma, domestic abuse battery, simple battery, simple criminal damage to property less than $500.
Terrebonne Narcotics Task Force
Philip Jamar Cleveland, 20, 2617 St. Joseph St., Houma, introducing contraband into correctional facility, obstruction of justice.
Alton James Jr., 40, 831 School St., Houma, resisting an officer, obstruction of justice, reckless operation, possession schedule I drug, obtaining drugs with false prescription, possession of marijuana.
District and City Courts
The individuals whose names follow were incarcerated on the order of a court or processed following a judicial determination.
John Terry Parfait, 50, 6309 Grand Caillou Road, Houma, contempt of court.
Toby Dwayne Lewis, 23, 107 Banks St., Houma, failure to appear.
Jana Theresa Adams, 33, 8177 Big Cypress St., Houma, theft less than $500,
Bradley Carlton Miller, 22, 1555 Coteau Road, Houma, theft less than $500.
Kade Michael Grabert, 25, 124 Grace St., Houma, simple criminal damage to property.
Melek Robertson, 17, 900 East St., Houma, two counts disturbing the peace by fighting, disturbing the peace by offensive language.
Thibodaux Police
Jonathan Ruffin, 25, 5250-A North Bayou Black, Gibson, contempt.
Canaan Johnson, 19, 207 Line St., Thibodaux, theft.
Arrik Schmidt, 19, 926 Hwy. 20, Thibodaux, theft.
Leon Cammack, 36, 206 Sanders St., Thibodaux, four counts aggravated assault, cruelty to a juvenile.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Kathy Pickett, 43, 105 W. 11th St., Larose, probation violation warrant.
Corey Pennino, 20, 18122 Hwy. 3235 Peterson Lane, Camper #1, Galliano, contempt.
Jared Degruise, 34, 303 St. Louis St., Raceland, contempt.
Simon Fontenot Jr., 49, 313 Hidalgo Dr., Houma, three counts contempt.
Charles Triggs Jr., 33, 2015 Hwy. 182, Raceland, contempt.
Toni Hall, 47, 3294 Boxwood Drive, Houma, theft.
Ellis Banks, 20, 302 Carol St., Thibodaux, simple battery.


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Gone Too Far!
Love me till Monday
Palme d'Or winner!
BAFTA winner!!
Kelly+Victor released on DVD + Blu Ray
BAFTA nominations!!
New Wave DVD releases: Caesar Must Die and The Wall are out on DVD today
Verve Pictures new acquisition 'Benny & Jolene'
Short Term 12 opens in new cities today!
Chloe Pirrie nominated for Most Promising Newcomer by the BIFA's
NIGHT OF SILENCE (LAL GECE) out on DVD today
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Short Term 12 comes to cinemas today!
Short Term 12 - Guest Blog by Destin Cretton
Guest Blog by Destin Cretton, director of Short Term 12.
Since it premired at SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas, (winning both the Audience and the Grand Jury Awards) Short Term 12 has been traveling from one festival to another, and so has its director, Destin Cretton. When the film premiered at the BFI London Film Festival on the 15th of March, he wrote a guest blog for us in form of journey diary about his experience of coming to the UK:
October 11. 14:32: Arrived in London airport with a knot in my lower-back that formed during the 10 hour flight from Los Angeles. My girlfriend (Nikki) and I were greeted with perfect English weather: damp and cozy, perfect for Welly hikes and movies. We spent the weekend bouncing around Kent; visiting the Dickens House museum, eating apples straight from the branch, and hanging with Nikki's lovely family.
October 14. 11:13: Drove up to London, took a night stroll through a park, said hello to Buckingham Palace, and had a delicious dinner at a restaurant that was co-owned by Michael Caine, where I ordered the wrong drink and ended up with something that looked like a pink slushy.
October 15. ALL DAY: I spent most of the day having some lovely conversations with a handful of journalists. I realized fairly quickly that reporters in England ask really great questions, which made the day fly by. That night, we had the premiere of Short Term 12 at the BFI London Film Festival. Nikki's entire family took the train up from Cliffsend & Ramsgate to watch the film for the first time. It was a wonderful screening that sparked some really great conversations afterwards. Then we all gathered for some wine & beer, which sparked some even greater conversations late into the night.
All in all, it was a magical trip to England, and the perfect premiere for Short Term 12.
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Short Term 12 UK Premiere
Short Term 12 premiered in the UK on Tuesday the 15th, as part of this year's BFI London Film Festival.
The films lead actor Brie Larson and director Destin Cretton joined us for a Q&A afterwards, thrilled by the rave response of the audience.
After the screening, we all headed to the after party to celebrate the success of the Premiere.
Check out the pics of the after party below and some great twitter-reactions of the screening:
Q&A with Brie Larson and Destin Cretton at the 'Short Term 12' UK Premiere
We're delighted to announce that Short Term 12 director Destin Cretton and actor Brie Larson will attend a Q&A after the screening at the UK Premiere of Short Term 12 at the BFI London Film Festival on the 15th of October.
The film is part of the 'Journey' programme at the Festival and it will also screen on the 19th of October.
Short Term 12 will hit UK and Irish cinemas on the 1st of November.
Written and directed by Destin Cretton, Short Term
12 is told through the eyes of Grace (Brie Larson), a twenty-something
supervisor at a foster-care facility for at-risk teenagers.
Short Term 12 was the toast of this years South by Southwest (SXSW) festival, winning both the Grand Jury Prize in the Narrative Feature Competition and the Audience Award.
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Short Term 12 will hit UK cinemas on the 1st of November
Short Term 12 was the toast of this years South by Southwest (SXSW) festival, winning both the Grand Jury Prize in the Narrative Feature Competition and the Audience Award.
SHELL Wins Best Film at Santiago Film Festival
Shell was nominated for three awards at the 2012 BFI London Film Festival, including the Best Newcomer award for lead Chloe Pirrie.
We would like to send our congratulations to all the team.
SHORT TERM 12 Winner at the Locarno Film Festival
Kelly+Victor is a haunting, candid depiction of a young couple embarking on a passionate and transgressive love affair.
Colin Burch, Managing Director of Verve Pictures commented "We are thrilled to be bringing Short Term 12 and Kelly+Victor to UK cinemas. There has been a lot of buzz around these two very striking and emotionally intense films, both of which are anchored by breakthrough performances.
Both Short Term 12 and Kelly+Victor will open in cinemas in the UK in Autumn 2013.
'WE SHALL OVERCOME' out on DVD the 22nd of JULY
Its 1969 in provincial Denmark and 13 year old Frits is being bullied by his brutal headmaster as well as trying to cope with his fathers breakdown and keep his family together.
Listening to records of Martin Luther Kings speeches gives Frits the inspiration to fight back at the old world repressive regimes at work in his community and spread the winds of change.
POST TENEBRAS LUX to be released on DVD and Blu-ray on the 22nd of July
Yet isolation in this superficially idyllic rural landscape seems to have brought little peace to his world. Juans marriage to Natalia (Nathalia Acevedo) is suffering under the strain of sexual ennui, the banal rigors of bringing up young children and living in a community where he is clearly an outsider. The morality of family life is further complicated by Juans post-colonial Mexican ethnicity and position as an employer and elite landowner in a country with an increasingly divergent wealth divide.
"Carlos Reygadas remains as defiantly, joyously out there as any film-maker working today."
The Independent on Sunday
The Sunday Times
"Reygadas' fourth film may well be his finest yet."
Little White Lies
Night Of Silence (Lal Gece) to be released by Drakes Avenue Pictures
Arrow Films release 'Love Is All You Need' in cinemas
New Wave Films' 'In The Fog' release date confirmed as 26 April
'The Road: A Story of Life and Death' released in cinemas and to stream on Facebook!
Today the new film by British documentarian Marc Isaacs is released in cinemas around London.
New acquisitions for New Wave Films at Berlin 2012
Elena Released on DVD/ BluRay from New Wave Films
Arrow Films release 'I Wish' in UK Cinemas
New Poster released for Home (Yurt)
We're very excited to be able to show you the new poster for the upcoming debut film, Yurt (Home), from Turkish actor turned director Muzaffer Özdemir:
The writer/director of My Brother The Devil, Sally El Hosaini, last night scooped 'Most Promising Newcomer' at the Evening Standard British Film Awards.
The Road screens at Open City Docs Fest
On Wednesday 6th February Open City Docs Fest will be screening the latest documentary from British filmmaker Marc Isaacs.
5 Broken Cameras released on DVD
Today New Wave Films releases the Academy Award-nominated documentary 5 Broken Cameras on DVD.
Trailer for 'The Road' released - exclusively by DocGeeks.
Our friends at DocGeeks exclusively revealed the trailer today for Marc Isaacs' latest documentary The Road A Story Of Life And Death
New poster artwork for 'The Road: A Story of Life & Death' revealed!
We're very pleased to be able to show you the new theatrical poster for the upcoming documentary by British documentary filmmaker Marc Isaacs.
Tabu Released on DVD & BluRay
5 Broken Cameras nominated for Academy Award
On Thursday we were extremely pleased to hear that New Wave Films' latest documentary 5 Broken Cameras had been nominated for an Oscar for 'Best Documentary' at this year's Academy Awards.
The Viva Verve January Sale
This month we are offering a fantastic 30% off every title in our shop!
A New Year, A New Film: Hors Satan in cinemas on Friday 4th January
Happy Christmas from Verve Pictures!
My Brother the Devil receives 3 nominations for the London Film Critics' Circle awards
We're very pleased to announce three more awards nominations for the critically acclaimed British film, 'My Brother the Devil'.
Shell set for release on 15th March 2013
British drama 'Shell' is due to open in UK cinemas in March next year.
In the cinema today: Baraka & Love Crime
London Evening Standard British Film Awards
Fantastic news that My Brother the Devil has been longlisted for three categories in this year's London Evening Standard British Film Awards.
British Independent Film Awards wins
Alongside the fantastic news that My Brother The Devil star James Floyd has picked up "Most Promising Newcomer" at the British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs), we're also very pleased to see that Arrow Films' latest release, The Hunt was awarded Best International Independent Film.
Shell wins top prize at the Turin Film Festival
We're very pleased to announce that, Shell, the Scottish feature film written and directed by Scott Graham has won Best Film at this year's Turin Film Festival.
The Hunt opens in cinemas today!
Today, Arrow Films releases The Hunt in UK cinemas. The film, by Danish director Thomas Vinterberg has recieved some fantastic reviews.
Drakes Avenue Pictures aqcuires new documentary 'The Road: A Story of Life and Death'
Our subsidiary Drakes Avenue Pictures has acquired the latest film from acclaimed documentarian Marc Isaacs (All White in Barking; Men of the City). The Road: A Story of Life and Death offers a fascinating and intimate insight into the lives of people who have come to from afar and struggled to make the city their home. The film will open in UK cinemas on 22nd February 2013....more
The Hunt opens in cinemas from 30th November
Having just won the audience award at the Leeds International Film Festival (adding to an award from Cannes and several nominations for the European Film Awards), Arrow Films' latest acquisition, 'The Hunt (Jagten)' by acclaimed Danish filmmaker Thomas Vinterberg will be opening in British cinemas from Friday 30th November.
Nominations for the European Film Awards
Arrow Films' upcoming release, The Hunt has recieved five nominations for the European Film Awards 2012 in the following categories:
My Brother the Devil cast & crew interviews.
My Brother the Devil has received a lot of fantastic press over the past weeks, so we thought we should share just a few of the video interviews with the Cast and Crew, which give a great insight into how the film was made....more
My Brother the Devil & Aurora released in cinemas today!
Firstly, were very excited that Verve's latest acquisiton, the critically acclaimed, award-winning British film 'My Brother the Devil' will be screening at 57 cinemas nationwide.
Two nominations for My Brother the Devil at British Independent Film Awards 2012.
Sally El Hosaini: Winner at London Film Festival!
The prize jury president, David Heyman, said: "Sally El Hosaini's writing and direction displayed a remarkable maturity. The film transcended its genre with lyricism and tenderness and possessed a wonderful emotional truth.".
MY BROTHER THE DEVIL premieres at Odeon Leicester Square at London Film Festival
'Red Sorghum' author Mo Yan of China wins Nobel Prize for Literature
Verve Pictures are recruiting an intern!
New official trailer released (with a bang) for My Brother The Devil
My Brother The Devil official UK poster revealed
PATAGONIA dominates Bafta Cymru awards with 4 wins
TABU is released today!
BFI LFF line-up announced: My Brother the Devil & Shell in, Verve the most nominated distributor
Superb news for Verve this morning: My Brother the Devil and Shell are premiering at 2012 BFI London Film Festival next month, both in competition for the Sunderland Award for Best First Feature Film. Indeed, Verve Pictures is the most nominated distributor with 6 nominations, 3 each for My Brother the Devil and Shell. MDBTs James Floyd is literally the poster boy for the festival, appearing on the brochure, press materials and the official festival website.
KOSMOS DVD released today
Release date change for ELENA (New Wave Films)
Verve Pictures acquires SHELL!
IN THE DARK HALF in theatres today
PERSONAL BEST athlete James Ellington competes for Team GB today!
PERSONAL BEST and AKRAM KHAN: HOMELAND DVDs released today!
The Fairy released in cinemas today
James Ellington qualifies for team GB!!
Sprinter James Ellington has qualified for Team GB and will compete at the Olympics in London! James is one of the subjects of acclaimed athletics documentary Personal Best - released in cinemas and on DVD by Verve Pictures. We are all delighted for James and have very much enjoyed working with him on this film - in particular his Q&A's following Personal Best screenings.
Conspirators of Pleasure named 'DVD of the week' in Time Out
'Red Road' tower block demolished
Surviving Life and Guilty Pleasures both released on DVD today
Sing Your Song opens in cinemas today!
Sing Your Song, the documentary on the celebrated and much-loved singer and political activist Harry Belafonte, opens in cinemas today. The film opens to some excellent reviews, and follows an inspiring and etraordinary preview screening featuring a Q&A with Harry Belafonte at the Ritzy Brixton last Monday. ...more
Kosmos named as 'film of the month' by Sight & Sound
Verve Pictures agrees to jointly distribute theatrically 6 titles acquired by Arrow Films
Harry Belafonte's UK tour finalised
Series of special Q&A's announced for Personal Best
Hadewijch released on DVD
Vidal Sassoon
All at Verve Pictures were very sad to hear of the tragic death of Vidal Sassoon yesterday.
We greatly enjoyed working with him last year - he was a wonderful man, very kind and an inspirational figure. We all feel very privileged to have met him.
The 84 year-old Vidal Sassoon CBE, passed away at his home in Los Angeles on 9th May. He will be greatly missed by his wife of 20 years Ronnie, his children, grandchildren, family and friends.
Verve Pictures acquire UK rights to My Brother The Devil and Couple In A Hole
Las Acacias & Mother and Child stock arrives!
Win Mother and Child DVD goody bags & spa breaks
Breathing trailer and poster released!
Once Upon A Time in Anatolia released in cinemas today
Special Q+A for Breathing announced
Mysteries of Lisbon released on DVD today!
It's International Women's Day! Celebrate with us!
Guilty Pleasures scheduled for release
Mother and Child release date for DVD and BluRay change
THE STORY OF LOVER'S ROCK is released on DVD today
BREATHING wins 6 awards at the Austrian Film Awards
THE BRITISH GUIDE TO SHOWING OFF is released on DVD and Blu Ray today!
Mother and Child is released in cinemas today.
Mother and Child is named among Evening Standard's 10 films to watch in 2012
With "astonishing performances" and Garcia "creating a magical saga", Mother and Child is release in cinemas on Friday 6th January.
Le Quattro Volte and Mysteries of Lisbon nominated!
Kerry Washington interviewed by The Independent
Peter Bradshaw nominates Bal (Honey) and Le Quattro Volte among his picks of 2011
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LAS ACACIAS opens in cinemas
THE BRITISH GUIDE TO SHOWING OFF is released today!
Please see our web page for further details.
THE ARBOR wins Best Cinema Documentary at 2011 Grierson Trust Awards. Out Of The Ashes also wins Best Newcomer documentary.
The Grierson Trust - Grierson 2011
LAS ACACIAS wins the Sutherland Award at the London Film Festival
SHOW OFF with the brilliant Facebook app!
BAL (HONEY) and THE YUSUF TRILOGY available now!
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Today, enterprise developers typically select their development approach from a spectrum that spans from pure native development on one end to pure HTML5 development at the other. Aside from the familiarity of this topic in the current context of the mobile computing explosion, this discussion is surprisingly familiar in a more historical context.
A quick Web search uncovered an article from 1997 contrasting the merits of client-server development using a fat client model vs. pure Web-based development. The article aptly noted that, at the time, there was a spectrum from fat client to Web client, and that applications could exist at different points on that spectrum. The article concluded (correctly, with the benefit of hindsight) that Web development should be the path of choice for enterprise development.
Rather than relearn the lessons of history the hard way (that is, after building a portfolio of native mobile apps), it makes sense to remember why the Web won the enterprise:
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- Web applications solve a major headache for IT: Upgrades are instant, and IT can be assured that users are always running the latest version of an application. These benefits enable IT to update applications at a much faster pace that meets the dynamic needs of the business.
- Mobile devices, much like desktops and laptops, are all slightly different. The challenges of hardware fragmentation, variations in behavior across OS versions, and unintended client application interactions are a never-ending challenge in managing a portfolio of fat client applications.
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Security. Security is and should be of primary concern as enterprises embrace mobility and select a development methodology for mobile apps. Unlike the device feature gap, there is no tidy solution to securing enterprise applications available on laptops and desktops that can be easily migrated to mobile devices. In this case, the migration to mobile presents an opportunity to address security better and more cleanly.
I believe the first line of defense should be separating the browser for the trusted Web from the browser for the untrusted Web. Mobile devices come with the untrusted browser installed already, so the enterprise needs to ensure that enterprise mobile apps are only run in a trusted browser.
Beyond this separation of trusted vs. untrusted browsing, the trusted browser itself must protect the data managed by the browser and the connection to the corporate network used by the browser against infiltration from malware on the device. There is no way to prevent the device from being infected by malware, but it is possible to select a browser that can at least defend against a sophisticated malware attack. (Separately, the enterprise should also be securing the data accessed by the browser, but that is a separate topic.)
Performance. Rounding out the top enterprise objections to HTML5 is the concern that native applications perform better than their HTML5 counterparts. While this is true in general, the more important question is for what category of applications is this performance difference perceptible to an end user? As in the desktop world, real-time and media driven applications (games, video editing, etc.) stress the performance limits of the device. Data-driven applications, which include the vast majority of enterprise applications, do not. While there will always be a niche for native apps, it is just that a niche that should only be used when the business needs offset the significant cost and complexity of developing, delivering, and supporting native apps.
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If an enterprise chooses to move ahead with HTML5, it is important to avoid pitfalls in choosing technologies for developing mobile apps. The first pitfall is using a hybrid-native approach when deploying mobile HTML5 apps. The second pitfall is relying on proprietary platforms that masquerade as standard HTML5.
A plugin-enhanced browser is far different from an application that ships with a browser, but the model of hybrid-native packaging today is to ship the browser with the app. Thanks to the offline capabilities of HTML5, there is no reason that a pure HTML5 application cannot deliver the same functionality online and offline as a hybrid-native application. The difference is solely in the associated overhead of delivering, upgrading, and maintaining the app. Along all of these dimensions, a pure HTML5 app is, I believe, a superior choice.
Beyond the deployment challenges of hybrid-native app architectures, many hybrid-native vendors offer a highly proprietary app development platform masquerading as a standards-based HTML5 environment. The benefits of an open, standards-based approach include avoiding vendor lock-in, leveraging the skill-set of developers trained in the enterprise Web, and ensuring that your apps can benefit from the vast array of JavaScript and HTML5 tools available as open source or from third parties. Development methodologies that convert code written in HTML5 or JavaScript to native applications or that package interpreters or virtual machines with the application are inherently vendor-specific regardless of the language in which the application code is written.
Mobility is an opportunity for every enterprise to enable productivity anytime and anywhere. Reaching that goal requires extending the enterprise applications that drive business processes to mobile devices while also developing new applications that leverage the unique capabilities of mobile devices. The benefits of embracing mobility are significant; however, realizing those benefits requires selecting the right app development methodology and supporting technology stack.
Selecting pure HTML5 development as that development method ensures that the lessons (and investments) of 15 years of enterprise Web development are not lost. Choosing a browser technology that addresses the enterprise's requirements for security and performance without compromising on HTML5's benefits ensures a successful and cost-effective strategy for application development and mobilizing the enterprise.
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The deal, laid out in a staff report to the city's mayor and council, is contingent on the gallery securing 75 per cent of the project's total capital costs — estimated at $300 million — by April 30, 2015.
It ends nearly three years of speculation and debate within the city's arts community about whether a new stand-alone gallery is needed and, if so, where it should be built.
The report recommends turning over more than 1.8 acres, approximately two-thirds of the city-owned Larwill site at 688 Cambie Street, to the gallery on a 99-year lease.
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"I am convinced that this is both a huge opportunity for our city to step up on the world arts and culture stage with a new gallery, and maximize the best use of a big empty parking lot downtown," he said.
VAG director Kathleen Bartels, long a proponent for a purpose-built gallery space, said she is "absolutely thrilled" the city appears ready to support a proposed gallery expansion.
"For arts organizations, the arts community, (and) everybody who plays a vibrant part in culture, I think this really will be a signature moment for all of us," she said.
Bartels began the push to secure public land for a new gallery in mid-2010.
The focus narrowed to Larwill Park in February 2011 when the city agreed to give VAG two years to prove it could raise the required capital and operating costs, among other conditions, including securing the support of the local arts community.
Robertson said those conditions have now largely been met.
"I wouldn't support (the recommendations) if I wasn't convinced by the economic case," he said.
Michael Audain, a former VAG chair, is a strong supporter of the move.
"It indicates that the council understands that Vancouver has become a very important international centre for the visual arts," he said. "The present quarters that the art gallery is stabled in are really quite outmoded and inadequate and don't really provide an opportunity to tell the story of art in British Columbia — there's no real permanent collection."
Audain is building his own gallery in Whistler to house part of his collection — the largest private collection of Emily Carr's work.
But critics, including Vancouver realtor and art collector Bob Rennie, have said it's too big a capital project for Vancouver and will be a drain on corporate donors and taxpayers alike.
"The amount of money the VAG failed to raise over the past two years and aspires to raise over the next two does not reflect the reality of the current economy, the already stretched supply of public, philanthropic and charity funding in the region, and the fierce degree of competition for it," Rennie said in an emailed statement.
In particular, many question the possibility of landing the federal support the project needs. The gallery has banked on raising $100 million from Ottawa. The remaining $200 million is expected to be split between the B.C. government and private-sector donations.
The VAG has already received a $50-million grant from the province (now worth an estimated $54 million) along with another $40 million in private-sector pledges for the construction fund.
Bartels said fundraising efforts are expected to ramp up significantly should council approve the recommendations next week.
"We can't be asking any level of government at this point for additional funding until we (officially) have a site, and not until that happens will we really be able to go forward and say, 'This is what we have. This is the architect. This is how we envision the building looking, and we need your support.'
"That will take a lot of work behind the scenes, a lot of meetings."
Bartels said the gallery has built strong relationships with banks and corporations across the country, including Toronto and Calgary, and will be looking Canada-wide for financial support.
"We feel confident those pledges will be there," she said.
Bartels said it could take up to eight years before a new gallery opens its doors.
Robertson said he will do what he can to lobby government to invest in the project.
"Infrastructure dollars have been scarce for some years," Robertson said. But, he added, the city has had recent success lobbying Ottawa to put more federal money into major community projects, such as highways, public transit and trade-corridor-related projects.
"Between that and the Olympics, we've had a good track record of working with provincial and federal partners. We've got other needs, but this will be an important one," he said.
Among the key recommendations contained in the staff report is a proposal to close up to half a block of Cambie Street, between Dunsmuir and Georgia. The road will be transformed into a public square, potentially stretching across to the plaza in front of the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.
The city will also look to sell off the remaining one-third of the site, approximately one acre fronting Dunsmuir Street, for high-density office and commercial space mixed with some residential development.
Vancouver is relying on the development deal to pay down a $50-million encumbrance it already has against the land for improvements made to various civic theatres, including the Queen Elizabeth, Orpheum and Playhouse, in advance of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
The city's recommendations come after a report, prepared by Lord Cultural Resources for the VAG, found the proposed new gallery would be operationally viable, and could financially support itself on its current funding model. The report did not deal with how the gallery would raise money needed to build its new home, but instead looked at post-construction operations.
In January, senior city staff members held their own closed-door meeting attended by a roster of Canadian art and philanthropy experts to consider whether VAG's proposal is sound.
According to those who were at the meeting, there was a general view that the city should allow VAG to see what it could do to raise the necessary construction funds.
The current staff report is slated to go before council on April 23, with a vote expected the next day following public presentations on the issue.
Should it be approved, the report opens the doors for other arts and culture groups in Vancouver to actively pitch their own case on why they should be chosen to take over the VAG's existing site at 750 Hornby Street.
The Rattenbury building, as it is formally known, is owned by the province and leased to the City of Vancouver. The city has said it wants to retain the site for the cultural sector.
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Example Form: (mv-let (x y z) ; local variables (mv 1 2 3) ; multi-valued expression (declare (ignore y)) ; optional declarations (cons x z)) ; bodyThe form above binds the three ``local variables,''
y, and
to the three results returned by the multi-valued expression and
then evaluates the body. The result is
'(1 . 3). The second local,
y, is declared
ignored. The multi-valued expression can be any ACL2
expression that returns
k results, where
k is the number of local
variables listed. Often however it is simply the application of a
k-valued function.
Mv-let is the standard way to invoke a
multi-valued function when the caller must manipulate the vector of
results returned.
General Form: (mv-let (var1 ... vark) term body) or (mv-let (var1 ... vark) term (declare ...) ... (declare ...) body)where the
vari are distinct variables,
term is a term that returns
k results and mentions only variables bound in the environment
containing the
mv-let expression, and
body is a term mentioning only
vari and variables bound in the environment containing the
mv-let. Each
vari must occur in
body unless it is declared
in one of the optional
declare forms, unless this requirement is
turned off; see set-ignore-ok. The value of the
mv-let term is
the result of evaluating
body in an environment in which the
are bound, in order, to the
k results obtained by evaluating
term in the environment containing the
Here is an extended example that illustrates both the definition of
a multi-valued function and the use of
mv-let to call it. Consider
a simple binary tree whose interior nodes are
conses and whose
leaves are non-
conses. Suppose we often need to know the number,
of interior nodes of such a tree; the list,
syms, of symbols that
occur as leaves; and the list,
ints, of integers that occur as
leaves. (Observe that there may be leaves that are neither symbols
nor integers.) Using a multi-valued function we can collect all
three results in one pass.
Here is the first of two definitions of the desired function. This definition is ``primitive recursive'' in that it has only one argument and that argument is reduced in size on every recursion.
(defun count-and-collect (x)This use of multiple values to ``do several things at once'' is very common in ACL2. However, the function above is inefficient because it appends
; We return three results, (mv n syms ints) as described above.
(cond ((atom x)
; X is a leaf. Thus, there are 0 interior nodes, and depending on ; whether x is a symbol, an integer, or something else, we return ; the list containing x in as the appropriate result.
(cond ((symbolp x) (mv 0 (list x) nil)) ((integerp x)(mv 0 nil (list x))) (t (mv 0 nil nil)))) (t
; X is an interior node. First we process the car, binding n1, syms1, and ; ints1 to the answers.
(mv-let (n1 syms1 ints1) (count-and-collect (car x))
; Next we process the cdr, binding n2, syms2, and ints2.
(mv-let (n2 syms2 ints2) (count-and-collect (car x))
; Finally, we compute the answer for x from those obtained for its car ; and cdr, remembering to increment the node count by one for x itself.
(mv (1+ (+ n1 n2)) (append syms1 syms2) (append ints1 ints2)))))))
syms1 to
syms2 and
ints1 to
ints2, copying the
list structures of
syms1 and
ints1 in the process. By adding
``accumulators'' to the function, we can make the code more
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(count-and-collect x) returns the same triple of
results as
(count-and-collect1 x 0 nil nil). The reader is urged to
study this claim until convinced that it is true and that the latter
method of computing the results is more efficient. One might try
proving the theorem
(defthm count-and-collect-theorem (equal (count-and-collect1 x 0 nil nil) (count-and-collect x))).Hint: the inductive proof requires attacking a more general theorem.
ACL2 does not support the Common Lisp construct
multiple-value-bind, whose logical meaning seems difficult to
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