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By Alex Romanovich, Founder of EuroSpaClub International and Social2B
Inspired by this avatar designed by Jonathan Mak, a Hong Kong student, watching hours of YouTube videos of Steve Jobs appearances, and hunting in my attic to find some relics of my 80′s 'IBM geek era', I decided to write this blog post.
I wanted to get things out – heavy thoughts that had accumulated in my head and were firmly sitting on my chest. Mixed feelings of nostalgia, anger and hope, were bunched up together, looking to get out in some form of communication with my close friends and those who could relate.
The first thought that came through my mind – how can the world lose someone like Steve Jobs when we need substance, innovation and forward thinking more than ever?
But the world goes on.
I met Steve twice in the late 80′s, at a few 'geek' functions and conferences. All but for 1-2 minutes per each encounter – once to shake his hand and once to look into his eyes, and another time to simply stand beside him and listen. I didn't have to really listen – just being next to him and looking at him was enough – his piercing smile, his energy, and his presence spoke a lot.
Steve was the shining light in design, innovation and technology – he was feared, admired and ridiculed in the 80s and 90s, and then was absolutely revered in 2000s. His death is a jolt to many of us who are still looking for answers – in marketing, technology, management and leadership. This type of jolt will be remembered, and hopefully will be applied as an example of what to do better and how to focus in the future. And most importantly – how to deliver.
As a marketer and a former technology architect, I try to apply many 'textbook' examples or case studies from the industry to do the 'right stuff', yet, Steve's new video or Apple's latest 'surprise' announcement always defies conventional 'marketing logic' for me.
He didn't believe in focus groups, and he didn't think that 'the customer is always right'.
"You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new." – was his mantra throughout the years.
He always thought that 'stealing ideas to make yours better' was OK, and it is better to be a 'pirate than to join a navy'. "Good artists copy. Great artists steal." – was another one of his controversial remarks.
And yet he was a staunch supporter of anti-piracy laws.
I was a WinTel PC and Unix Workstation user for over 20 years and would always dismiss a Mac as a 'toy', a 'school box', an 'artist eye candy'. Yet, after the announcement of the iPhone, I caved in – I bought a MacBook Pro and wanted to really understand what everyone was so 'giddy' about. After using the Mac for about 3 months, with 'cloud' and all, I finally got it.
I finally understood that for Steve, 'marketing' and 'product development' was not just a process of delivering great products – it was the product itself and how it changed our lives and our emotions. For him, branding was not just about visuals and great communications – it was about making products and delivering services that carried that branding forward and delighted you every day. It's as if he programmed his entire product family to carry his message and his passion forward on its own.
So I am hooked, and every time I will go back to other products, I will expect the same quality. I will expect the same level of integration, design and passion. And I will expect the same from my partners, my team and my rivals. And most importantly, I will do my best to deliver the same.
Steve's death jolted me into thinking that you can't really call it 'marketing' until you do exactly what he did. And as a great prize fighter, he exited the rink.
We will continue to wonder about the 'next Steve Jobs' and may come out empty-handed. It doesn't really matter, because Steve did what very few could accomplish – he took his passion, his ideas, his relentless pursuit of quality, his 'dictatorship' and his quirkiness and focused on delivering a product that can stand up to his dreams in many ways.
He completed the circle and he delivered on the promise of his vision – something that many companies are still trying to do after decades and billions of dollars of investment. In the end, the lesson learned for marketers and technologists – it's not enough to have a vision or good intentions; it's not enough to build great teams and command great budgets; it's not enough to produce great products.
It's about completing the circle, delivering on the promise of the brand, and doing it over and over again. As for Steve – he set the bar for all of us in technology, business, marketing and government. It's up to us to live up to his expectations.
Rest in Peace; you will always be in our hearts as a shining beacon of hope!


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On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 15:13:11 +0000 Mark Robson <email@example.com> wrote: MR> I'd be against moving to a stateful protocol. Noted, I'd like to see some more votes. I'm agnostic: I think it will work fine either way. Eric and Jonathan are definitely on the stateful side so it's 2-1 right now. I think Robin is also on the stateful side from his earlier notes so it may be 3-1. On Wed, 02 Dec 2009 11:59:56 -0600 Eric Evans <email@example.com> wrote: EE> I'm thinking... EE> void login(1:required string keyspace, 2:optional map<string, string> EE> authentication) throws AuthenticationException, AuthorizationException EE> You're always going to want the keyspace supplied, but depending on how EE> the cluster is configured, you may not need anything else (so make the EE> map the second argument, and make it optional). I was going to use an empty map to signify no credentials. Optional works just as well. Thus the Thrift definition is: # invalid authentication request (user does not exist or credentials invalid) exception AuthenticationException { 1: required string why } # invalid authorization request (user does not have access to keyspace) exception AuthorizationException { 1: required string why } struct AuthenticationRequest { 1: required map<string, string> credentials, } service Cassandra { ... void login(1: required string keyspace, 2: optional AuthenticationRequest auth_request) throws (1:AuthenticationException aux, 2: AuthorizationException azx), ... } Ted
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AbbVie (ABBV) began when-issued trading (ABBV-WI) today at $35+. This is well below my estimate of $45. The market must really not like the fact it is dependent on one drug, Humira. At this price, AbbVie will be trading at 10 times 2012 FCF with a nearly 5% dividend.
This means that new Abbott will trade around $30. This will be over 20 times FCF and 12 times operating cash flow. It seems a bit expensive.
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SOURCE: Tibet Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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Strategic Cooperation Anticipated to Extend Tibet Pharmaceuticals' Distribution Network in China
Strategic Cooperation Anticipated to Extend Tibet Pharmaceuticals' Distribution Network in China
SHANGRI-LA COUNTY, CHINA--(Marketwire - Jan 31, 2012) - Tibet Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: TBET), an emerging specialty pharmaceutical company engaged in the development, manufacturing and marketing of traditional Tibetan medicine in China, today announced that it has signed a Letter of Intent ("LOI") to cooperate with Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. ("Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Group"), a wholesale pharmaceutical distribution company based in Anhui province with a network across 16 provinces and municipalities in China.
"The management team at Tibet Pharmaceuticals is extremely pleased to announce the signing of our LOI with Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Group," said Hong Yu, CEO and Chairman of Tibet Pharmaceuticals. "We expect the proposed strategic cooperation agreement to increase our line of Tibetan pharmaceutical products' reach and contribute to our expansion in China."
Established in 1995, Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Group distributes over 3,000 pharmaceutical products, including a wide variety of prescription and over-the-counter medicines. Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Group is fully GMP certified in China. Its wholesale distribution network covers 16 of China's 23 provinces, all 4 municipalities and numerous autonomous regions, with its main hub of operations centrally located in China's Anhui province. Tibet Pharmaceuticals believes that Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Groups' annual revenues are approximately $200 million USD.
Mr. Yu concluded, "We believe that relationships such as our cooperation with Anhui Taihe Pharmaceutical Group will provide additional avenues to sell our products and access new customers throughout China's growing pharmaceutical industry."
Tibet Pharmaceuticals expects to continue to grow in China's fragmented pharmaceutical and traditional Tibetan medicine industries. The company is committed to establishing itself as a leading manufacturer and distributor of Tibetan medicine in China and believes that additional distribution channels will help enhance its completive advantages in the industry.
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Based in Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China, Tibet Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: TBET) is an emerging specialty pharmaceutical company engaged in the research, development, manufacturing and marketing of modernized traditional Tibetan medicines in China. With 190 employees and nation-wide distributors, the company develops both prescription and over-the-counter traditional Tibetan medicines that promote health in human respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive systems. Tibet Pharmaceuticals' products are sold throughout China, with a majority of sales concentrated in the southern provinces, most notably Yunnan Province, where the company's 52,000 sq. ft. GMP-certified manufacturing facilities are located. The access to key raw materials, not generally available outside the province, provides a significant advantage for Tibet Pharmaceuticals.
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My son has had continual problems with his blood sugar and I'm getting ready to take him back and have some tests redone. Every time I take my son to the doctor about this, they say his numbers are not normal but aren't out of line enough to consider any type of diabetes even though he is completely symptomatic. For the last year, his blood sugars fluctuated quite a lot. The lowest was 50 mg/dl [2.8 mmol/L] and the highest was over 200 mg/dl [11.1 mmol/L]. He goes to the bathroom a lot, drinks a lot and eats constantly. They did a glucose tolerance test a year ago and his results were as follows: fasting - 75 mg/dl [4.2 mmol/L]; one hour - 50 mg/dl [2.8 mmol/L]; two hours - 70 mg/dl [3.9 mmol/L]; and three hours - 50 mg/dl [2.8 mmol/L]. I asked that the test be redone because, before that, he had never gone low. At home, his fasting fluctuates between 85 mg/dl [4.7 mmol/L] and 110 mg/dl [6.1 mmol/L]. Two hours after a meal, it is usually over 120 mg/dl [6.7 mmol/L].
I suspect you are getting a glucose tolerance test by a non-pediatric endocrinologist since the times of testing are incorrect and there is also no simultaneous insulin level measured. Rarely, such an OGTT needs to be done and usually only for research purposes. When we do such tests, we usually do half hourly tests for four to six hours and almost always then with simultaneous insulin levels. The values you describe could easily be normal variants since you could be missing the 15 to 20 minute peaks and valleys. None of the few blood glucose values you describe are high, however, so this is not likely diabetes. It could be mild hypoglycemia and, if so, almost always responds to meals that avoid simple carbohydrates and focus on complex carbohydrates. The hypoglycemia-like symptoms almost always go away completely with three meals and three snacks high in fats, low in carbohydrates and always spaced about two to three hours apart. If this simple meal plan does not work, then consultation with an experienced pediatric endocrinologist would likely be appropriate. Also, if one is worried about developing future diabetes, then, sometimes, antibody testing is also helpful.
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ROB MAYES ("MISTRESSES") GUEST STARS — With the date of Julie's (Devin Kelley) abduction rapidly approaching, Raimy (Peyton List) and Frank (Riley Smith) each work to gather information from a girl whose mother was taken by the Nightingale. Meanwhile, Raimy meets Kyle (guest star Rob Mayes) who immediately remembers her from a brief encounter in the past. She doesn't recognize him at first, but flashes of their night together come rushing back to her.
Mekhi Phifer, Anthony Ruivivar, Lenny Jacobson and Daniel Bonjour also star. Michael Fields directed the episode written by Michael Alaimo (#105). Original airdate 10/26/2016.
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This article is about how to install a PVC window, as to improve the appearance of your house and to increase its insulation. PVC windows are very efficient, due to the smart design, and durable. If you install them properly you will enjoy using them for a long period of time. Installing a PVC window is not the hardest job in the world, but it requires attention and hard-work from the diy-er, as well as moderate knowledge about this task. By reading our step by step article, you will get the necessary information about the installation project, so pay attention to our guidelines, if you want to do a proper job.
Remember that the most important step is the preparation, so be highly attentive when taking the measurements and when preparing the surface for installing the PVC window. Generally speaking, a diy-er can be never too cautious, so make sure you measure at least twice the window opening before placing the order to your local store. We recommend you to start with a smaller project (bathroom window for example) as to get accustomed with the techniques, and afterwards you can install bigger and more complex PVC frames. By installing the vinyl windows by yourself, you will both improve your skills and save a great amount of money.
This article is mainly about installing a PVC window in a new construction, but you can use these techniques for replacing an old window. In the latter case, you have to remove first the openers (the components of the window which open), then the glass and last the window frame. Removing the frame might be a little difficult, but you have to proceed in such a manner as to minimize damage to walls.
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In order to install a PVC window, you need the following:
- PVC window
- Window sealant
- Long screws (6-8" / 15-20 cm)
- Polyurethane foam
- Safety gloves, glasses
- Measuring tape, carpentry pencil, l-square
- Stud finder (if your house has wooden walls)
- Drill machinery and drill bits
- Chisel, Spirit level
- Vacuum cleaner
- Use a vacuum to remove the residues after drilling the holes in the wall
- Don't tight the screws too much, as you risk damaging the window or bend the frame
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The first step when installing a PVC window is to take accurate measurement. Therefore, use a tape measurement and take the dimensions in width (both at the bottom and the top) and height (both left and right). Remember than when ordering the window, always use the smaller dimension (the walls might be curved and the top might not match the bottom).
After you receive the pvc window frame, openers and the glass, you have to install them. Consequently, move them inside the door opening, by making sure you don't scratch them. Use safety gloves and work attentively and with patience, as to get the job done properly.
In most of the cases, you will find useful to use shims under the PVC window, as well as around it, as to make sure you will set an even space from top to bottom. In the image you can see a large gap, as it is a new construction, but if you replace an old window the space should be much smaller, around 1/4".
Next, you have to use a spirit level as to make sure the PVC window is plumb. In addition you have to make sure the window is placed symmetrically in the opening, otherwise it won't be aligned with walls. After you have aligned the PVC window inside the opening, you have to secure it to the walls with at least 2 screws on each side. Therefore, use a drill machinery and a long drill bit, as to make several holes in the wall. If you install the window around wood studs, you have to proceed in the same manner, but to use drill bits for wood.
Continue drilling holes in the window frame and use the spirit level, in order to make sure the window is plumb and aligned with the wall. When fastening the PVC window frame, make sure you don't over tighten the screws, otherwise you risk damaging it or bend it from the right position.
Work with patience as a beginner could compromise very easily the whole project. The essential aspect is to align the frame properly and insert the screws in a right manner.
Next, you have to insert screws on the other sides of PVC window frame, in the same manner as we have described above. Remember that these screws will secure the PVC window frame and lock it to the walls.
Next, after you have inserted the screws in the PVC window frame, you have to install the openers (the parts that open) to it.This process is straightforward, you should connect it to the hinges and in some cases drive in several screws (you should find more details by reading the manufacturer's instructions).
If you have reached this stage of the project, it means that you are almost done the hard work and very soon you will enjoy the comfort of a PVC window.
Next, you have to use a good sealant to fill the gap between the window frame and the brick opening. Consequently, you should use a sealant for windows or polyurethane foam, as you see in the image.
Usually, when installing a PVC window, the glass comes separately from the frame, so that it doesn't brake or scratch during the transportation or during the installation process.
In addition, we recommend you to countersink the heads of the screws that you have inserted in the frame, otherwise the glasses might not fit into place. You should also measure the diagonals of the windows, and use a spirit level as to make sure the frame is plumb and well aligned with the walls.
Afterwards, you should install the glasses inside the PVC frame and secure them by installing the plastic rod.
In order to install the interior rod which secures the glass, you should press it with your fingers, to the PVC frame. This procedure is quite simple, you just have to make sure they attach to the channels properly, otherwise they won't lock the glass into position.
Next, after the foam dries out, you have to use a cutter to remove the excess. If you have used sealant, then you have to make sure it doesn't go over the PVC frame, as it can obstruct the drain channels inside the window. Last but not least, you should caulk the space between the window and the sill (both inside and outside your home), by using silicone.
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|5 SLVFD Members Named "Northern NY Volunteer Fireman's Association" "Fireman of the Year"
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Recently 5 Members of the SLVFD where honored by the Northern NY Volunteer Fireman's Association as "Firefighter of the Year" Below is the article posted in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise dated 7/10/2017. Following the Enterprise article is a historic summary of SLVFD members being cited as "Firefighter of the Year"
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"SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac Lake Volunteer Fire Department has won the Firefighter of the Year award for the second consecutive year, this time for saving one of their own.
In a ceremony held Friday in Lake Placid, the site of the Northern New York Volunteer Fireman's Association annual convention, firefighters James Stinson, Douglas Peck, Trevor Keough, Edmund Woodard and Kenneth McLaughlin were saluted for "providing assistance above and beyond the call of duty."
The award dates to Nov. 16 of last year, when the department's members got together to decorate the Broadway firehouse for the holidays. McLaughlin, Stinson and Woodard were on the ground below the station's middle bay while firefighter Don "Moose" Jones was on the roof above them, stringing Christmas lights.
"That's when I blacked out," Jones recalled Friday. "All I remember is my fingers tingling and waking up in the emergency room."
McLaughlin said he was watching from below when he saw Jones start to have "some type of episode."
"I don't know what it was, but I let out a yell for somebody to grab him," McLaughlin said.
Peck and Keough were up on the roof with Jones at the time. They were connecting lights to a power supply near the department's radio tower when they heard yelling.
"We could see he was going to roll right off the roof," said fire Chief Brendan Keough, who watched the incident unfold from the department's ladder truck. "Doug was closest to him and initially grabbed him, and Trevor was able to grab him, and they were able to hold him for a split second and re-position his body. That gave the other three guys on the ground time to position themselves under him."
Peck and Trevor Keough, the chief's son, held on to the then-250-pound Jones as long as they could before he fell off the roof a distance of about 18 feet, right into Stinson, McLaughlin and Woodard.
"As he fell, Jim was the one right in the center, and (Jones) literally came down and hit Jim chest to chest and knocked him down," Brendan Keough said. "Ed was there to break his fall on one end, and Kenny on the other side, but Jim took the brunt of it."
"He was coming head-first," McLaughlin said, "and if he hadn't been grabbed…"
"It's a miracle," Brendan Keough. "He had five angels there that day."
Jones didn't get out of the incident unscathed, however. He suffered a concussion and a separated and fractured clavicle. He was rushed to Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake, then taken to the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington.
"They thought I had a broken back but I didn't," Jones said. "I was home in two days. I'm very fortunate. I don't have words. The fact that I'm here, and I was able to spend Christmas with my family, I'm humbled. These guys are brothers, my family."
The firefighters were recognized for their heroics in a ceremony Friday at the Adirondack Community Church in Lake Placid, which was packed with North Country firefighters in town for the Northern New York Volunteer Fireman's Association convention.
"Firefighters Stinson, Peck, Keough, McLaughlin and Woodard's quick actions no doubt saved Don's life and minimized his injuries," said the association's Bruce Buckingham.
"It's a huge honor for these guys, very well deserved," Keough said. "They downplayed it, and we kept it pretty quiet until now."
This is the second consecutive year Saranac Lake firefighters have taken home Firefighter of the Year honors, which Buckingham said is very rare. Last year, Casey Taylor was cited for "valor and exceptional bravery" for saving a local resident during an apartment fire on Oct. 4, 2015."
The Saranac Lake Volunteer Fire Department is very proud of its members who have been nominated, and selected for Fireman of the Year and Meritrious Service awards.
Below is a brief history of the SLVFD being selected for these awards.
1982: Kent Robinson and Kevin Tuthill were selected Firefighter of the Year for their part in saving the lives of 7 people at the 1981 Berkley Hotel fire. This was the first time the award was given to a team and not a single individual.
1989: SLVFD Honor Roll Member Ed Hoyt was a member of the Paul Smiths Gabriels Volunteer Fire Department at the time of the incident when he was named Firefighter of the Year for his action in rescuing a woman from a burning building in Paul Smiths.
During the 1990's Paid Driver Ronnie Muncil received the Meritorious Service Award for laddering an apartment building on Franklin Avenue and rescuing a woman via a window from a burning building with no other egress.
Also during the 1990's 5 SLVFD members shared the Meritorious Service Award. Robert Nadon, Mike Dupree, Dave Martelle, Ken McLaughlin, and Wade Sullivan were honored for life saving actions when 2 pulseless victims were retrieved from a submerged vehicle and then successfully resuscitated. This incident happened on the Old Ray Brook Road when the vehicle accidently drove into the pond near the Scarface Mountain trailhead.
In 2012 the Firefighter of the year award shared by Brendan Keough, John Duchaine, Aaron Donaldson, and John Derby for rescuing a man from within a burning apartment on the second floor of the Prescott house on Franklin Avenue.
In 2015 Casey Taylor was honored for saving a person from a burning apartment on River Street.
In 2016 Ed Woodard, Doug Peck, Trevor Keough, Ken McLaughlin, and Jim Stinson were honored as Firefighter of the Year for saving the life of SLVFD Lieutenant Don Jones during a rooftop fall.
The SLVFD is very proud of our award recipients and the heroic tradition of "Saving Lives and Property Since 1891"


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Effects of Dietary Multi-nutritional Targeted Supplementation According to Different Growth Stages on Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Hanwoo Steers
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Effects of Dietary Multi-nutritional Targeted Supplementation According to Different Growth Stages on Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Hanwoo Steers
Park, Byung-Ki; Choi, Nag-Jin; Lee, Sang-Min; Kim, Hyeong-Cheol; Jeon, Byoung-Soo; Kim, Meing-Joong; Oh, Young-Kyoon; Im, Seok-Ki; Hong, Seong-Koo; Chang, Jong-Soo; Hwang, In-Ho; Kim, Young-Jun; Kwon, Eung-Gi;
This study was conducted to determine the effects of dietary multi-nutritional targeted supplementation according to different growth stages on performance, blood metabolites and carcass characteristics of Korean native Hanwoo steers. Thirty two Hanwoo steers, 6 months of age and weighing
, were distributed into 2 groups: control group without any supplements, and multi-nutritional targeted supplementation (MNTS) treatment group supplied with wheat bran and catechins (WBC, 8 to 16 months of age), ruminally protected amino acid-enriched fatty acid (RPAFA, 17 to 28 months of age) and ruminally protected choline with vitamin E (RPCV, 22 to 28 months of age), respectively. Average daily gain was not significantly different between the two groups. During the late fattening period, concentrate, rice straw and dry matter intakes were relatively lower in MNTS than in the control group. Rib eye area, back fat thickness and yield index were similar between the two groups. Meat color was relatively lower in MNTS compared with the control group. The appearance rate of high quality grade (
and 1) tended to be higher in MNTS compared with the control group. Thus, the present results indicate that dietary multi-nutritional targeted supplementation at different growth stages could be recommendable to increase income according to production of high quality Hanwoo beef without any negative effects on growth performance and carcass characteristics.
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Some more interesting poll results, this time from Rasmussen.
Looking out over the next four years, 55% of American voters think George Bush will be more aggressive leading the War on Terror than John Kerry. A Rasmussen Reports survey found that just 28% believe Kerry will be more aggressive.
The survey also found that half of America's voters (50%) believe that Richard Clarke is making his accusations about the President either to sell his book or to help John Kerry's campaign. Just 39% believe Clarke is merely a concerned citizen telling the truth about what he saw.
As with most issues in this election system, opinions are shaped along partisan lines. Republicans, by a 88% to 6% margin believe Bush will be more aggressive leading the War on Terror. Democrats, by a 53% to 29% margin, believe Kerry will be more aggressive.
Half of those not affiliated with either political party (50%) believe that Bush will be more aggressive while just 21% of unaffiliateds pick Kerry.
The same is true on the question of Clarke's motives. The Rasmussen Reports survey found that 60% of Democrats believe that Clarke is just telling the truth. Only 13% of Republicans hold that view. Those unaffiliated with either major party are evenly divided on this point.
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This is not Opening Day. I do not recognize any game played prior to the first game played by the Cincinnati Reds as Opening Day.
"Remarkable turnaround"
A USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll shows a remarkable turnaround in 17 battleground states where polls and historic trends indicate the race will be close, and where the Bush campaign has aired TV ads. Those ads say Bush has provided "steady leadership in times of change" while portraying Kerry as a tax-hiking, flip-flopping liberal.
The ads have been one factor in wiping away an inflated lead Kerry held in those states. Most of them have had primaries or caucuses that allowed Democrats to dominate the news and Kerry to emerge as a victor. In a survey taken in mid-February, Kerry led Bush by 28 percentage points in those states, 63% to 35%. Now Bush leads Kerry in them by six points, 51% to 45%.
In contrast, there has been much less volatility in states where the ads haven't aired. Kerry held a four-point lead in them in February; Bush holds a two-point lead now.
The Bush campaign also has begun defining Kerry before he has defined himself. In the states where the ads have run, Kerry's unfavorable rating has risen 16 points since mid-February. In the other states, it's up just five points. The margin of error for each group of states is +/{ndash}5 percentage points.
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What the hell happened to Gobstoppers?! They're like half the size they used to be!
This is simply unacceptable. Gobstoppers were the perfect size, these are just an abomination.
Jersey Girl
Saw Jersey Girl on Friday and I have to say, it seems a bunch of reviewers are on crack. To be sure, it has a few problems; it's rather formulaic at times, but it's nowhere near the level where many critics put it. In a feeding frenzy of bashing they're trying to put it up with Gigli for one of the two worst films ever. That's just not the case.
It's certainly not like anything Smith has made before. There's a little bit of sexual dialog, but nowhere near the language and sexuality of his previous films. All in all it's just a sweet little movie about man and his daughter. It won
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There's been quite an uproar in the blogosphere over the NY Times' refusal to correct their columnists. The Times has now decided to make some changes.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who would have made an excellent editorial page editor if he could have put up with the meetings, once said that "everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts." Gail Collins's determination that corrections will appear on their own at the end of a succeeding column, and not disappear into an unrelated digression, is on its own a significant piece of progress. But it's her assertion of responsibility that matters most. Critics might say her statement of policy is very gently phrased, but when I asked her if there was wiggle room, she was unequivocal: "It is my obligation to make sure no misstatements of fact on the editorial pages go uncorrected."
In the coming months I expect columnist corrections to become a little more frequent and a lot more forthright than they've been in the past. Yet the final measure of Collins's success, and of the individual columnists, will be not in the corrections but in the absence of the need for them. Wayne Wren of Houston, a self-described conservative and "avid reader" of National Review Online, expressed it with great equanimity in a recent e-mail message to my office: "If Mr. Krugman is making egregious errors in his Op-Ed column, they will catch up with him." Same goes for Brooks, Dowd, Friedman, Herbert, Kristof and Safire – and, most important, for The New York Times.
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Church retreat Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon, so again not much this weekend. In the meantime, if you're looking to spend a lot of money on Reds Opening Day tickets and want to sit next to me here's your chance. 🙂
Heh, again.
The official Kerry campaign blog has a link to "Republicans for Kerry". What do you get when you click on that link? "There is no group called republicansforkerry."
I think it's time to start taking up donations to get the Democratic party a sense of humor transplant, the one they have now certainly isn't working.
President Bush gave the traditional comedic speech at the Radio and Television Correspondents Association dinner. He had what everyone there seemed to think was a very funny joke about President Bush looking under the WH furniture for WMD.
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I was too young to see This is Cinerama when it debuted in 1952 and became one of the box-office sensations of the year. Decades later I traveled to Dayton, Ohio to see it in its original three-screen presentation, but now, to my astonishment, anyone can experience the film at home on Blu-ray and DVD! Naturally, this is not the same thing as being enveloped in the picture in a huge auditorium, but it provides access to a meticulously restored print of this unique and rarely-screened feature film, along with one of its follow-ups, Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich (1958), which was presented in a process dubbed Cinemiracle.
These two ambitious new releases from Flicker Alley represent an enormous labor of love by Cinerama aficionado Dave Strohmaier and a handful of technically savvy cohorts. The humble, home-made "making of" documentary about restoring This is Cinerama on the disc bears witness to their Herculean efforts, bringing color, clarity, and uniformity back to the film, often one frame at a time. (A background documentary on the making of Windjammer was produced in Norway and features some of the youthful crew members who made that unforgettable journey more than half a century ago.)
This is Cinerama and Windjammer are offered in the "Smile-Box" format that approximates the curved screen that made Cinerama so distinctive. Each film comes with a gallery of bonus features and behind-the-scenes material.
Just for fun, the producers have included the "breakdown" reels that were ready to be run at a moment's notice if the cumbersome multi-projector presentation broke down. It's fun to watch Cinerama host (and co-producer) Lowell Thomas ad lib about the making of the film and cue Mr. Projectionist to restart the feature several different times.
I'm not sure what contemporary audiences would make of these films, which are so much a product of their time. Not only has the travelogue passed out of fashion, along with stentorian narration and overstated orchestral music, but IMAX and other flawless large-format films have become commonplace.
In the 1950s Cinerama offered audiences something startlingly new and different; today these films seem positively quaint, but they appeal to me all the same. It's like comparing Ray Harryhausen's frame-by-frame stop-motion animation to the CGI effects of the 21st century: some of us still appreciate the hand-made quality of Ray's work, in spite of the many advances that have come in the years since he was active.
If you live in Los Angeles and want to see the complete Cinerama canon, don't hesitate to buy tickets to the festival that starts this weekend. Some of the films will be digitally projected, while others will be shown in their original three-projector format at the historic Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. Click HERE, for more information,
Here's the report I filed in 1997 about my first-ever experience with Cinerama fifteen years ago…
LEONARD MALTIN IN FOCUS – This is Cinerama! – 1997
I've just made a pilgrimage to Dayton, Ohio to fulfill a lifelong dream. When I was ten years old I received a copy of a wonderful book called The Movies, which helped to feed my nascent interest in movie history. Toward the end of this panoramic, pictorial book was a picture of an audience experiencing a roller-coaster ride in a film called This is Cinerama. Wow! It looked so incredible, I had to know what it was like…but the film had long since disappeared from theaters.
Cinerama—which promised to "put you in the picture" by using three cameras and three projectors, with a deeply curved screen–was still around when I was a kid, but I never got the opportunity to see it. My first experience was a bogus one, when I went to Manhattan to see a first-run presentation of It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World in 1963. "Presented" by Cinerama, it was actually shot with a single camera in UltraPanavision 70, but shown on the famous curved screen. It looked great, but I didn't feel any heightened sense of involvement in the picture and was somewhat disappointed. Then I saw MGM's How the West Was Won at my local theater in New Jersey, after the Cinerama print had been shrunk to standard 35mm; I enjoyed the movie, but was distracted by the dark "join lines" between the film's three panels.
So when Larry Smith told me last year of his plans to revive Cinerama at his New Neon Movies theater in Dayton, using both equipment and prints slavishly preserved over the years by projectionist John Harvey, I knew I'd eventually have to make the trip. It's been eight months since the Neon started showing Cinerama movies every weekend, and many thousands of people have preceded me—from 36 states and ten foreign countries. The response has been both heartening and astonishing for Smith and Harvey.
Larry does a slide-show lecture before every screening, and this helps put the movie—and the experience—into its proper context. John isn't available for questions beforehand, because he's so busy; when Cinerama built its own theaters around the world, it required five men to project and monitor each presentation. John does it all by himself, and spends about eight hours cleaning, inspecting, rewinding and setting up every film. P.S. He loves it.
The beauty of Cinerama, which I never really understood, is that unlike more modern large-format films, it isn't meant to overwhelm you. IMAX is impressive, but your eye can only focus on about 25% of the picture at any given time. The same is true for the Circlevision 360 shows at Walt Disney World. Cinerama was designed to correspond to the human eye; the deep curviture of the screen, at 146 degrees, matches the back of your eye exactly, so if you sit in the center of the theater, you get the same feeling of peripheral vision you experience in real life! Cinerama's inventor Fred Waller had tried many multiple-camera systems before hitting on this idea.
What knocked me out, as much as the picture, was the sound. Hazard Reeves, the designer of the Cinerama sound system (which predated the introduction of stereophonic movies by one year), developed a seven-channel soundtrack in which the placement of the microphones during recording would be replicated by the placement of speakers in the theater. The result is a "live," immediate surround sound that I would match against anything Dolby Digital has to offer. In fact, the rich orchestral sound in Cinerama movies sounds better than anything I've heard in a contemporary movie theater—better, to my ears, because it seems as if the orchestra is there with you. What's more, there's true directional sound, because of the microphone placement during recording. Nothing had to be simulated in post-production. (Incidentally, the film's magnetic soundtrack runs on a separate sound reproducer, quite apart from the three projectors.)
This is Cinerama opens in black & white, with famed newscaster and globe-trotting author Lowell Thomas as your host; he was also a key investor in the company. Thomas discusses the history of moving images, with illustrations from ancient times through the development of motion pictures. Then, after describing the innovative process we're about to see, he says simply, "This…is Cinerama!"
On cue, the small, nearly square black and white image gives way to a giant, wide, curved three-paneled screen, with a picture almost twice as high as Thomas' prologue. The sharpness is incredible, and the color resolution dazzling, as the camera takes us on the roller coaster at Rockaways Playland in New York. Again, it's not just the first-person ride that makes for a visual thrill, but the accompanying sound—natural and realistic—that puts this over. From there, we travel around the world with Cinerama: to Niagara Falls…the canals of Venice…Vienna, where we hear the famed Boys Choir sing "The Beautiful Blue Danube"…to Scotland, for a rally of the clans…and to Spain, for a bullfight. Finally, we enter the famous La Scala Opera House in Milan to witness a production of "Aida."
After intermission, there is a sound demonstration—without picture—before we visit Florida's Cypress Gardens. If this sequence, with an everglades tour and an exciting water show, seems a bit extended, that's because Cinerama inventor Fred Waller was also an investor in Cypress Gardens—and, believe it or not, the inventor of the water ski! Finally, we travel from sea to shining sea in an airplane journey across our great land.
Corny? Of course it is, but it's also tremendous entertainment. One cannot pretend that This is Cinerama is a 1997 film; it was made in 1952, with all the attendant sensibilities. I loved every minute.
I saw three Cinerama films altogether during my weekend in Dayton, and with each one I gained new appreciation for the process. The screen itself is something of a marvel. Waller discovered that if he used conventional screen material, his deeply curved surface would simply bounce its own light back onto the center of the picture. So he developed a sort of venetian-blind screen, a series of separate, slightly overlapping slats which reflect the light out toward the audience. The screen at the New Neon consists of 980 flexible bands, which Larry Smith estimates took 2,000 man hours to install!
The image is incredibly sharp and vivid, and there's a good reason for that, too. The larger a negative and print, the more detail it can present to a viewer. That's why 35mm is sharper than 16mm, and 70mm is sharper than 35mm, etc. The Cinerama picture is 25 times sharper than the average 35mm film you see in a movie theater, with an incredible depth of focus—from 18 inches from the lens to infinity.
Little of this impressed the Hollywood actors and technicians who worked on How the West Was Won. The logistics of adapting their normal working methods to the demands of Cinerama were daunting in every way. One actor later remarked, "We were not the stars; the camera was." The award-winning cinematographers all agreed that this was one of the greatest challenges of their careers. Lighting, staging, dollying—there wasn't anything unaffected by the size, scope, and nature of the Cinerama equipment and presentation.
But you know what? Watching How the West Was Won in this format is great fun. When trapper Jimmy Stewart paddles upstream to do business with an Indian tribe, early on, not only are he the native Americans in focus, but the details on the majestic mountain peaks behind them are equally razor-sharp. Reportedly the costumers on the picture came to realize that machine-sewn costumes wouldn't do—because they'd look phony under the microscopic gaze of Cinerama! The only thing that doesn't work is the use of rear-projection; the difference between the characters in the foreground and the less-defined 70mm material behind them is simply too great.
Alfred Newman's score is magnificently presented in Cinerama sound—and, as this was a road-show presentation (a concept most younger moviegoers have never known) there is an overture, intermission music, and even exit music.
The icing on the cake is that John Harvey's print—cannibalized from about twenty different copies around the world—is in Technicolor, its original hues intact.
The final feature I got to see was Cinerama Holiday. This box-office success of 1955 (the highest-grossing film that year, in fact) was the followup to This is Cinerama, and the concept was both simple and effective: take a young couple from Switzerland and another young couple from Kansas City. Follow the Europeans as they make their first trip across America, while the Americans see Europe for the first time. In other words, a travelogue with a human touch.
Watching Cinerama Holiday in Dayton was made especially enjoyable by having both couples in attendance, more than forty years later!
The film is highly enjoyable, even though the only surviving Eastmancolor print has faded to shades of pink. The highlight is a first-person bobsled ride that rivals (and possibly even exceeds) the excitement of the roller coaster in the first Cinerama film. Riding that bobsled is even more thrilling than joining Luke Skywalker in his climactic fighter-plane mission—because this hair-raising ride is real. Not only is the picture genuine, but so is the sound—with every swoosh and scrape recorded as the sled made its way down its precipitous path.
Whew! What a weekend…and what an experience. I encourage any of you who love movies to make the Neon Movies a priority destination, while this program continues.
Larry Smith and John Harvey would love to make Cinerama a permanent installation in Dayton, perhaps as a Cinerama Museum. (There is such a thing in Bradford, England…which Harvey helped to install.) That will take money, which they don't have, but if enthusiasm and perseverance count for anything, they'll make that dream come true. After all, they've come this far.
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Year of birth: 1956
On 04.14.2012, he continues to be elected to the position of President of FPT Board of Directors from 2012 to 2017.
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- 1986 - 1995: Vice Dean of Computer Science Faculty, Hanoi University of Science and Technology.
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Year of birth: 1958
Nationality: France
On 14th April 2012 , he has been elected to the Directors' Board of FPT as a member in term of 2012-2017.
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- 2008 - 8/2016: Chief Representative of Tri Tin International Hanoi. TTI is advisor to Jade River Management Limited and Red River Holding in Vietnam.
- 2004 - 2007: Country Manager of Calyon Corporate and Investment Bank.
- 2002 - now: French Trade Counselor.
- 2001 - 2007: Country Manager of Credit Lyonnais Vietnam.
- 1997 - 2001: First Vice President at Credit Lyonnais Japan in charge of the Tokyo desk for Project Finance, Real Estate and Specialized Finance.
- 1984 - 1997: Various positions at Credit Lyonnais France including Project Finance Department, Financial Engineering Department.
Jean-Charles graduated as the Master in Business Administration from the Ecole Supeieure de Commerce de Reims (France).
Tomokazu Hamaguchi
Member of the Board of Director
Year of birth: 1944
Nationality: Japanese
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Senior Advisor to NTT Data Corporation
CEO of JR Higashi Nihon
CEO of IHI Corporation
- 2003 - 2007: Chairman cum CEO of NTT Data Corporation
- 2001 - 2003: Deputy Director of NTT Data
Mr. Tomokazu Hamaguchi graduated from Department of Electrical Engineering of Kyoto University in 1967.
Le Song Lai
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Year of birth: 1968
On 14th April 2012, he has been elected to the Directors' Board of FPT as a member in term of 2012-2017.
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He was nominated as a candidate of Directors' Board of FPT Corporation in term of 2012- 2017 by The State Capital Investment Corporation, a major shareholder of FPT which holds 6.05% of FPT shares as the data fixed on 27/02/2014.
Work experience:
Mr. Le Song Lai graduated as the Master of Law from the Hanoi National University in 1998 and the University of Cambridge (UK) in 1999.
Dan E Khoo
Member of the Board of Directors
Year of birth: 1962
Nationality: Malaysian
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Work experience:
- At present: Chairman Emeritus of the World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA)
- 2008 - 2012: Chairman of WITSA
- 2006 - 2008: Chief Executive Officer of WCIT 2008
-1996 - 1998: President of the Southeast Asia Information Technology Organisation (SITO)
-1995 - 1997: Chairman of the Association of the Computer Industry Malaysia (PIKOM)
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