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France lawmakers vote to adopt controversial immigration bill
[JURIST] The French National Assembly [official website, in French] on Tuesday voted 294-239 to adopt a controversial immigration bill [No. 542 text, in French; materials, in French] that would would strip criminals born in other countries of their French nationality if they have been convicted of violent crimes against police officers. The French Senate [official website, in French] will consider the bill [materials, in French], which would also deport EU citizens for crimes such as repeated acts of theft, aggressive begging, or illegally occupying land, in November. The National Assembly began considering [JURIST report] the immigration bill last month. Supporters argued that it would help decrease crime [WP report] in the country and give local authorities greater power to dismantle and evacuate illegal settlements. Human Rights Watch (HRW) [advocacy website] has criticized the bill, urging the French government to reject the proposal because it targets minority populations [press release], particularly the Roma [JURIST news archive]. Also on Tuesday, the National Assembly Judiciary Committee [official website, in French] established a Mission on French Nationality Laws [press release] to address issues faced by French nationals.
Last month, the European Commission (EC) [official website] warned France [JURIST report] that the country would face disciplinary proceedings and potential legal action if it did not follow EU regulations in its relations with Roma migrants. The warning stated that France needed to abide by the 2004 Directive on Free Movement [Directive 2004/38/EC materials] and incorporate it into its laws. Also in September, the EU Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship Viviane Reding [official profile] threatened legal action [JURIST report] against France for its deportation of Roma, calling the intuitive "a disgrace." More than 100,000 people in 130 cities across France protested [JURIST report] the security policies of President Nicolas Sarkozy [official website, in French], including his decision to deport [JURIST reports] the illegal Roma. In August, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination [official website] unveiled a review [JURIST report] of France's compliance with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD) [text], which raised questions about the controversial immigration legislation and the decision to dismantle 300 unauthorized Roma encampments.


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Mary Immaculate College is committed to the provision of educational opportunities for mature students and has proved to be hugely successful in attracting mature learners from all walks of life over the past number of years. According to Prof. Peadar Cremin, President of MIC, "Mary Immaculate College prides itself on its commitment to mature learners, to Lifelong Learning and to widening participation in education. This commitment lies at the heart of our mission statement whereby we seek to foster the development of students within a supportive and challenging environment, to promote equity in society and to provide an environment where all have freedom and opportunity to achieve their full potential. We welcome the diversity which mature students bring to the College community in terms of background, educational attainment, employment history and motivation to study." He attributes the College's success in recruiting mature students to its suite of adult education access programmes, its provision of alternative access routes to third level education, as well as to the support systems tailored to mature students at MIC.
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We spent an hour exploring Riga's Museum of Latvian Occupation. Latvia earned independence in the 1920s. In 1940, the Soviets launched a military occupation of Latvia. The Nazis followed a year later and occupied Latvia for the duration of World War II. The Soviets returned after WWII and Latvia was part of the Soviet Union until 1991 when they earned independence once more. The museum details the trials and atrocities perpetuated on the Latvian people during this period of occupation. It's a sobering museum but worth a look to better understand the history of the area.
Just outside the museum is a hefty statue honoring the red and white rifleman that died for the country.
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For the curtain-raiser of the SportExcel competitions calendar, a total of 83 junior competitors took part in the initiative conducted by local golf magazine The ClubHouse and golf equipment Titleist.
In offering an independent comparison of the Malaysian juniors' progress, they will be monitoring the youngsters' performances in the domestic junior golf tournaments in five age-groups for boys and girls.
Among the five categories are Under-10, Under-12, Under-14, Under-16 and Under-18.
Besides SportExcel junior golf series, they will be including the results from the tournaments sanctioned by the state associations, Malaysian Ladies Golf Association (MALGA) and Malaysian Golf Association (MGA).
SportExcel executive director C. Sivanandan said the effort would complement the sports foundation's ongoing programmes to inspire juniors in scaling greater heights.
"Based on the commitment shown, we are confident the new structure for junior rankings will inject the extra excitement to motivate the junior contenders to stay competitive," Sivanandan added.
Starting from this year until 2015, the top ten finishers of the season in the newly implemented standings will progress to feature in an exclusive tournament at Templer Park Country Club.
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92: Feirish Nor Feizal Nor
94: Roshan Elayappen
102: Foo Tee Jui
- Under-12
79: Adam Arif Madzri
80: Victor Ng Yu Kai
81: Imran Muqri Iwan Harman
- Under-14
81: Aaerishna Shahshty Balakrishan
82: Daeng Abdul Rahman Abd Aziz
82: Muhammad Muhazim Bakhtiar
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74: Danial Sidek
78: Sazanur Iman Salenin
84: Sim You Jin
- Under-18
69: Muhammad Asyraf Rosli
72: Muhammad Afzal Mihd Zubir
75: Paul San Weng Yau
- Under-10
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94: Kokoro Ouchi
102: Sarah Madzri
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87: Winnie Ng Yu Xuan
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The Wonderful World of Mystara
A Manuscript about the Natural Magical World of Mystara
Chapter 2
The Start of our voyage.
As penned down by Salechaam Deraan
Darokin Province of Calair 1014 AC, 26th and 27th Flaurmont
An uneventful night, in a small town, with a strange history..or legend...depending on the speaker.
The breakfast served however was not as uneventful. The grits and beans with blackbread, fried eggs and marmelade, still use our stomachs as a battleground. The populace didn't want us leave, but anyway we did. The further away we went the worse we felt.
It was already two hours underway that we noticed even the horses seemed to be sick, and Row. The only one not sick was Separim. Maybe because she is the only elf?. Gaston thought the reason could be that she was the only virgin female, and it had to do something with the legend of the village. As resistent as we Dwarves are, I decided to go back. I took Samen from the wagon. Readjusted the reigns and carefully climbed on his back.Samen disliked humans on his back, and I was very careful not to frighten him for disliking me doing the same. But my fears were not needed, and with all the speed he had within himself we travelled back to the village.
Within a hour I noticed the familiar structure, but also a crowd preparing to go after the wagon. These farmers had no riding horses, so they walked.
I took a sidecourse through the fields, hidden by the bushes. The other townsfolk, fled into their homes, doors and window shutters were closed. Clearly these people were afraid...afraid of those enforcing them to do something. My inner gut steared me to the temple of Darokin on the townsquare. The doors were closed, but not for Mahawudi, my precious axe. With only seven strikes the door broke down. The acolytes within approached with maces in hand, but a growl in name of Kagyar, caused them to bolt away.
|The Evil shrine before being destroyed.
I noticed the shrines to all immortals were covered in dark cloth, and a new unknown shrine was placed in the center of the main room. A red crystal figure of an orc...could it be a shrine to the evil god Orcus?. My rage brew and I commenced. With a heavy smash I destroyed the shrine. Waves of reddish light came forth. Including an explosion. When I came around, blown away by the blast, I saw the temple was damaged partially. The roof had come down. I saw some clergymen pinned beneath it, and decided they had to be saved.
Three I pulled underneath the debris, from them I took seven potions of Healing, and left them to the populace. Whatever happened here they would know to do justice. When I neared Samen, I saw them coming from their houses, looking outside, as if the world was new. Clearly vile magic had taken control of them, but for now they were free.
|The small temple of the Village "Sword of the Lake" just after Salechaam left
With the potions I travelled back to the wagon.
About halfway I noticed the populace that had followed them...they were all dumbfounded. As if none of them knew anything anymore. I passed by, slowly, but without being disturbed.
When I finally reached the wagon Dolos was lying on the ground, as was Gaston. I assumed the others were inside. I carefully gushed the potion down his throat, in the hope it would work. The silver glow that momentarily washed over him confirmed it was doing its work. I did the same with Dolos, and then went inside. Here I found Straddle and Row. Two more potions doing their job.
When I came outside I saw Separim arriving, clearly affected by the vile effect, but still able to move. I gave here the potion, gobbled down one myself and another for Samen.
Whatever it was the potions removed the effect in only a few rounds.
I didn't spill a further word, pushed everybody inside the wagon, placed Samen next to Dolos in the Reigns and took of as fast as I could.
It was not until several hours after noon, that Gaston, beckoned to be on the driver-seat with me.
I told him what I did.
"Evil Clerics" was his response. "I don't know if your assumption of Orcus is right, but it could well be. These evil Immortals always fight for supremacy over the mortal populace. It seems that they try to spread their vile influence over the humans here, with the use of some controlling magic. But it seems you struck the right blows with your axe, and easily ended the threat. The source of this control clearly lies within the shrines that replaced the original shrines. How they got to this remains a question for now. We have to continue".
After several hours the horses became tired, both due the ordeal, and the distance travelled.
We were in the neighbourhood of the small village of Arong, but did not want to take any further risk. Just a mile passed the village juncture, we settled on a small creek, behind several bushes. And together with an Invisibility 10'radius only the horses could be seen, smelled or heard, and our fire we just placed outside the magical aura. As long as we didn't attack anything the spell would keep us unseen.
That night we heard in the distance Kobold screams, but they never came within reach. Separim and Straddle took guard, changing after a few hours.
The next morning we were awakened by rain, not heavy rain, but that one you get very cold from. And as the temperatures were not high enough to warm upon, this would become a heavy day.
Our estimate was to arrive at Fort Nell just before dinnertime,…at least there we could warm and rest.
|Day 2. Darokin Province of Callair
The whole day it rained, as driver I became soaking wet, my beard clung to my wet shirt and armor. The leather reigns became slippery and hard to handle. The old broken tiles of the ancient road, were used often, and made travel clear. When the shape of the fortress and village became visible we felt as if relief was found.
The wooden gate was open, guards checked our names, listed our weapons and description, but let us in. According to Separim, this was common behaviour in this region.
We came to a combined Inn and tavern; the Silver Stag. This was clearly a silver tavern, as all seemed clean, and well kept, and even the silver seal was pinned next to the door. After stabling the horses and wagon we went through the backdoor in the boothouse. Here we shed our mantles, raincloths, and wet and muddy boots.
Welcomed inside by the warm fire of a great hearth, and several people drinking, eating and chatting, we felt at ease. "Greetings in the Silver Stag of Fort Nell. My name is Esmerelda. How can I help you"? "My name is Salechaam, this is Gaston, Separim, Straddle and our dog Row. First bring us something warm to drink, please". "Very well sir. Would a warm grog do?" "That'll be fine"
|Darokin. Fort Nell, Tavern/Inn "The Silver Stag"
A few moments later the woman returned with warm grogs, "Four silver please" Gaston replied; "This is upon me". And laid down a Thyatian Platinum piece. "Me thinks this will do for a bowl of soup fow each of us I pwesume"? "Of course sir, even though it is foreign currency, we accept those at a 5% exchange rate as according to Darokin law. We have Pea and Tomato soup ready with warm garlic bread. For me a Tomatosoup" Separim replied, "with the meat separate please". Gaston, Straddle and I choose a Pie soup. Not even five minutes later, she returned with warm steaming bowls, clean metal spoons, and a basket of warm sliced garlic bread and a small bowl with two sausages. Separim took this bowl and handed it to Row, who heartily gobbled it down. A warm, feeking washed down upon us, we were content. While Gaston called forth his pipe sharing it with Straddle, Separim made some herb mixtures, and I viewed the locals. It was about nightfall, when a soldier approached us.
"Greeting visitors. My name is Julian Excelor. I am the current chief of staf here. May I sit with you, and listen to your stories and goals in the region"?
We agreed, and told what happened earlier. Julian explained that the humanoids sometimes spill over into the region and bring their vile magic and immortals with them. It must have been clearly something like this. "I will send a contingent of soldiers to the village for help".
We explained that we were exploring the region north of the Dwargate Mountains, and therefore intended to take the seldom used pass through Inlashar, along Calor's spur.
"That trail is indeed available, but inadvised, as the humanoids there are Gnolls. They are aggressive, but also tacticians. The best way is to keep as near to the mountains as possible, rest in farms and not in the open, as these farms are often walled enclosures. Until you reach Fort Brindolhath you will be reasonable save. However the fortress itself sometimes is overrun with Gnolls, and has to be retaken. Not now that we know of, but it happened before, so will happen more often for sure. Large rocks painted red with an invisible seal to make copying impossible, but visible to most elves and mages with a detect invisible spell. These rocks can be found at each bend, or twist in the road…for as far as you can speak of a road…it is more a rough trail, ..and guide you further into Ethengar. Be aware Ethengar does NOT accept foreign currency. So if you need money use nuggets, and be careful not to carry any accepted Tangs out of the country. Their punishments in this can be very primitive and harsh".
"Thank you fow da wawning", Gaston replied. "We will go to bed and leave eawly in da mowning".
With that Julian shook our hands and left.
The beds were clean, and no bedbugs in sight. Even the linen was pressed. This was a very good silver tavern, and in our opinion worth a gold mark.
|Day 3. Darokin Province of Callair, towards Fort Nell.
Earlier chapters;
Prelude, Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3,
Geomorphological History of the Broken Lands 1
Geomorphological History of the Broken Lands 2
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<< -- 3 -- Gordon Rumson SCRUTINY
One of the fascinating features of Mellers' contribution to
Scrutiny is that he commented upon the very newest
productions of: T S Eliot, Ernest Hemingway and a number of others
we take for granted as the established figures of a bygone generation.
In one review of music Mellers remarks that he looks forward
to further recordings of pieces by Debussy since they were not
available on gramophone records yet! Mellers is a direct connection
with an era we now accept somewhat dated, but which was only seventy
years ago. For instance, he remarks on Fauré's death some fifteen
years before!
The range of Mellers' contributions is truly startling. A
list of most, though perhaps not all, of his contributions (since
the index is faulty and I have not scanned every single page of
the journals) is listed below.
There is much to investigate: the development of Mellers'
thought, the influence of Leavis' literary ideals to Mellers'
musical criticism and the relationship of music to culture implied
by Scrutiny. Indeed, I rather think that a great deal
could be made out of the Scrutiny years, but I must leave
that to some resourceful student seeking an unusual topic for
a dissertation.
For us we must look over the titles and wish that Wilfrid Mellers
did not prefer to draw that curtain over the past. On the other
hand we might slip to a well stocked library and browse the pages
of Scrutiny some sixty years after.
'Tight-ropes to Parnassus: A Note on Contemporary Music',
v/2 (September 1936), 150-7
'Bernard van Dieren (1884 [recte 1887] -1936): Musical Intelligence
and 'The New Language'', Scrutiny, v/3 (December 1936), 263-276
'Delius and Peter Warlock', Scrutiny, v/4 (March 1937),
'Mrs Woolf and Life', Scrutiny, vi/1 (June 1937), 71-5
'A New Symphony [by E Rubbra]', Scrutiny, vi/1 (June
1937), 75-6
'Jean Wiéner and Music for Entertainment', Scrutiny,
vi/3 (December 1937), 284-302
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Suleiman takes the approach of gentle observer, neither condoning nor confronting -- not violently, at least. Start with humor and perhaps empathy will follow.
Living in a part of the world where politics, and the pursuit of politics by warring means, are the rule, director Elia Suleiman is the exception.
Despite its abundance of deadpan and absurdist humor, "The Time That Remains," a look at the Arab-Israeli conflict from a Palestinian perspective, was clearly made with a sorrowful heart.
Suleiman's obvious gift for cinema makes you wish that in connecting so personally with his past, he'd occasionally reach out to the audience, too.
To keep a steady gaze, the film suggests, is not just a virtue but a form of orderly protest, when your world is breaking apart.
Throughout, Suleiman contemplates how much has changed in his homeland since the Israeli declaration of independence in 1948, and how the natives have tried to maintain some continuity.
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I have seen a lot of film festival movies in past 4 years, but this one I just didn't grasp the point of the story. Set in Israel and the film writeup says a of a fanilys triumps and tragedies. This is not what I saw. I saw a modern day israel and a changing theme throughout the whole movie. 3 stars
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"The Time That Remains" starts with Menashe(Menashe Noy) picking up a passenger in his cab from the airport in Tel Aviv. Soon, an intense storm strands them, leaving the cab driver in a place that he does not recognize which is to be expected in a country where so many of the old towns simply do not exist anymore. It also might be because the story soon moves to July 16, 1948 with the surrender of Nazareth to the Israeli army that kicks in a fight or flight response for many.(And then there are those who choose neither by killing themselves.) For Fuad Suleiman(Saleh Bakri), it is definitely fight while finding a way to help a wounded man before being detained by authorities. Elia Suleiman's previous film "Divine Intervention" was an angry and funny segmented look at the current state of the West Bank. With his latest, "The Time That Remains," the anger has mostly given way to sadness and resignation in an autobiographical film that takes place in 1948, 1970, 1980 and the present day and uses repetition as a way of denoting the dreariness of the everyday lives of the residents. Elia Suleiman is a character throughout and in the present day, the director plays himself, in silent witness of everything that unfolds before him. What's back is the impressive sense of the absurd which he nails(there's an even better tank gag this time around) by just letting the camera stay in one place.
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"While "B" westerns died out in the early 50s, with the rising popularity of television, Hollywood continued to make dozens of "A" westerns with name stars and more adult situations. Some were true classics like "Shane" and "The Searchers"--some were just "product"--something to fill half of a double bill. "War Arrow" falls into the latter category.Jeff Chandler stars as a US cavalry officer who tries to use a "good" Indian tribe--the Seminoles--against a "bad" tribe of marauding Kiowas. Let's not get into "political correctness"--the film is over 50 years old. Not only does he have his hands full with these Native Americans, the commanding officer of the local fort, played by a gruff John McIntyre, resents his presence and "progressive" ideas. A beautiful "widow"--Maureen O'Hara--is trapped at the fort, and she soon has Jeff practically drooling over her. Since John wants her too, the "rapport" between the two men plunges further downhill. The movie toddles along for about an hour, before a climactic attack on the fort by those nasty Kiowas--led by Jay Silverheels, taking a break from his "good guy" Tonto image !Jeff Chandler, with his piercing eyes and prematurely grey hair, gives the film more dignity than it deserves. He was a good actor, and his early death deprived the movies of a fine leading man. Maureen O'Hara has always been a stunning woman--that red hair, those flashing eyes, the fiery "Irish colleen" personality--yet, in this film, she seems to be going through the motions. Perhaps after "The Quiet Man", movies like this were not exactly inspiring for her. Comic relief is provided by Noah Beery as one of Mr. Chandler's sidekicks--Charles Drake is the other. Suzan Ball sizzles as an "Indian maid", while Henry Brandon is solid as her father, the Seminole chief--not the first or last time that Mr. Brandon would play a Native American. Another member of the tribe, with totally understandable "hots" for Ms. Ball, is played by Dennis Weaver--not too well--a good thing that "Gunsmoke" was just around the corner ! "B" western actor, Jim Bannon, is also featured--he may bill himself as "James" here, but his acting is as wooden and one-dimensional as ever.The DVD exhibits a colourful, if slightly hazy, full-screen picture, and mono sound.I bought "War Arrow" because I like westerns, Jeff Chandler and Maureen O'Hara--but sometimes, even with a lot of good ingredients, you can wind up with a second-rate stew ! I would file this one under "disappointing"."
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B. Cathey | Wendell, NC United States | 06/08/2004
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"Okay, this vehicle for Maureen O'Hara and Jeff Chandler isn't top drawer; still, it's nicely entertaining and filled with rip-snorting action. Universal-International put a lot of good production values into their '50s Westerns, and their output with Jimmy Stewart, Audie Murphy, Rock Hudson, and even Rory Calhoun, is admirable. War Arrow has those good values, and some decent acting, as well. Not maybe in the league with NO NAME ON THE BULLET or CANYON PASSAGE or some of the other Universals of the period, but still worth the relatively inexpensive price charged."
Kay's Husband | Virginia, U.S.A. | 06/12/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
If you grew up in the 1950s as I did you will know that a movie such as WAR ARROW was made strickly for entertainment and garnering money for the studio. Don't look for a message, and that trite phrase "political correctness" did not exist back then.
This is a low budget movie with several stars of box office draw showing the "west" as Hollywood saw it. Yes, it is western history according to Hollywood and that 'west' was never the actual west. Don't attempt to make more of this DVD or less than it was and is: it was and is pure entertainment and that is it. If you don't like B-westerns then watch something else, however, if like me you grew up with these movies and enjoy revisiting old films you saw as a kid, then watch on. Many reviewers were not alive in the 1950s and have no idea whatever concerning the times or the movies that played at the local Bijou, and trust me, in the 1950s era westerns ruled. And WAR ARROW is no better, no worse, than most. And it was shot in good color, which many were not.
Semper Fi."


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Every industry has it's perspective on data. Yet, perhaps no industry will change as dramatically, as the media & entertainment industry, through it's use of data. This is an industry that has long been driven by it's "gut". Watch almost any Mad Men episode and see how Don Draper pulls a pitch out of nowhere to win the client. The "golden gut" has long been the driver for green-lighting projects in Hollywood (and elsewhere). However, the shift to data driven program development may be attributed to Bonnie Hammer at USA Networks. She systematically changed the way original programming was approved and pursued. However, their access to viewer data was limited - until they initiated a comprehensive multi-channel fan engagement strategy. Their adoption of second screen tactics to engage with viewers has given them keen insight into fan sentiment.
More recently, the champion of data driven content is Netflix who have access to volumes of subscriber data that they aggregate, correlate and analyze to identify and validate project development opportunities. But is the use of data by the media and entertainment sector limited to that data related to their audience? This may be the most talked about use of data, but there are others. Data is critically important throughout the the process of creating, managing, distributing and consuming content - especially in this age of digital workflows.
Where is the data? It is everywhere. It is around the creative process, the business process and the actual consumption. Every aspect of data is directly or indirectly related to monetization.
1. Content Creation - This is where the "magic happens". Editorial teams collaborate to layer files, add graphics and special effects, incorporate music to create a finished product. They tag assets and create metadata to describe the asset. The metadata includes, but is not limited to, title, artist, composer, genre, encoding format, frame size, frame rate, bit rate and DRM properties. This data facilitates editing team discovery of assets to assemble new content or to repurpose existing content. Metadata stays with the asset throughout the media workflow and when it is stored or archived. Without metadata, the ability to create content and determine which content can be monetized becomes very difficult.
2. Business Management - Alongside the creative workflow, are the workflows to manage resources, scheduling, transmission, contracts, rights management and royalties. The data in these systems help to view, manage and control production costs. When content is available for distribution, platforms deliver solutions and data relevant to manage, track and monetize assets and related royalties payments, across multiple distribution channels. The complexity of the business processes, adjacent to the creative process, cannot be ignored. The data related to these processes is critical to the overall success in
3. Distribution - The mandate to deliver content to consumers across a myriad of devices requires those service providers who own the networks to guarantee a defined level of performance. They must serve the needs of content owners as well those of their consumers. They must monitor and manage the quality of their networks. And, these measurements are data. They measure bandwidth, network performance, streaming experience, track video playback quality, audience consumption patterns and more. Data is captured, analyzed and shared with content owners.
3. Consumption - This is the focus of the industry - creating and distributing content that will attract an audience. Whether it is a feature film or a sitcom, understanding the audience is key. They buy tickets and subscriptions. They are the potential buyers of products advertised by brands. The attention and focus on measuring audience is ever growing. Whether it is Nielsen, ComScore, Twitter, or other audience measurement solutions, the goal is to identify the volume, demographics and sentiment of a program's fans. This data ultimately drives advertising revenue which is also changing with the rise of data driven programmatic advertising. The increased adoption of OTT channels provides content owners with increasing sources of data about their consumers. OTT enables a direct relationship with consumers. Like Netflix, networks can benefit from a direct understanding of audience demographics and behaviors to understand which content, actors or genres appeal to their OTT audience. It can influence schedule, availability
Digital media has changed every aspect of the media industry and in the process increased the number of data sources. Data is persistent, voluminous and valuable at every stage of the media value chain. There are many more ways that data matters throughout the creative, business and distribution processes. Yet, this industry still relies heavily upon its gut. Perhaps this is due to the creativity that is a necessity. It will be interesting to see the balance of data and creativity. Data can validate investments. Data can reinforce strategies, but this industry more than others is dependent on creativity. Can all this data inspire creativity?
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BENTON TOWNSHIP, MI -- Beer tasting, food from local restaurants and live music are on tap March 22 for the fourth annual Art of Beer Festival in Benton Harbor.
The festival will feature nearly 100 regional microbrews, local restaurants and local musicians Slim Gypsy Baggage's "soulful bluesy reggae rock," according to a press release. The event is slated for 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 22 at Lake Michigan College's Mendel Center in Benton Harbor.
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The Brandeis University Department of Athletics is mourning the death of longtime women's fencing coach Lisel Judge. The 1996 inductee into the Joseph M. Linsey Brandeis Athletics Hall of Fame died on March 23 in Florida, four days after turning 101.
Judge coached the Brandeis women's fencing team from 1955 until her retirement in 1981. During that span, she guided the team to 16 New England championships. Her teams participated in three pre-NCAA national championship events, including a second-place finish in 1972. Brandeis women's fencing teams posted a 169-9 dual-match record in her tenure, earning her a place in Sports Illustrated's Faces In The Crowd feature upon her retirement. Judge also served as an assistant athletic director at Brandeis and was a member of the faculty.
A native of Germany, Judge was a member of the country's Olympic fencing team in 1936, but was barred from competing in the Berlin Games by the Nazi regime because her father was Jewish. Judge and her family fled Nazi Germany and arrived in the United States in 1938.
In the U.S., Judge taught fencing in the Boston area and organized tournaments around New England. She was hired by Brandeis on a part-time basis in 1955 by the school's first director of athletics, Benny Friedman, and became a full-time faculty member the next year. After retiring from the University in 1981, she became active in the Brandeis National Women's Committee (now the Brandeis National Committee).


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Emilio Pucci might have left us 21 years ago but you can still feel his spirit and legacy until today. Born in one of the oldest noble families in Florence, his eyes for fashion were captured beautifully through his unique details of kaleidoscopic prints and colors. If we're talking about these two elements, I must say that he was the only designer that could pull it off — The Pucci prints are like breaths of fresh air — They're jolly, artsy and so avant-garde. It is the kind of style that you will wear with pride. They're so feminine and artistic without being over the top. You know how some geometric prints can be just way too much? When it comes to Pucci prints, they're simple but classy, modern and fancy. You can never get bored with his geometric imagination because everything that comes out of Pucci's fashion house is divine and if I may add, very hypnotizing and meditative at the same time.
To get more intimate with Emilio Pucci, Taschen Books recently released a Pucci book. There were 3 people involved in this project. Vanessa Friedman, the writer, a fashion editor for the Financial Times. Alessandra Arezzi Boza, the contributor author, a Costume and Fashion historian. Finally, editor Armando Chitolina, a design consultant and art director for Vogue Italia and L'Uomo Vogue.
What makes this Pucci book so special is the fact that there are 4 different covers available, based on his famous prints. Now I'm not sure if it's a good idea, because they are all so pretty! You're gonna have hard time choosing just one. This hardcover book is priced at US$69.99 and the multilingual versions will be out in May, 2013.
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Runners will now race at state
Barry County will be represented in all three classes of the 2008 Missouri State Cross Country Championships this Saturday.
In Class 3, the Cassville Ladycats qualified a pair of runners to the state meet. Jessica Barrientos, a Cassville High School sophomore, was Cassville's top district qualifier. She finished 11th in a time of 23:00.
Senior Tia Baker will also be competing at the state meet. She placed 14th at districts with a time of 23:19.
Senior Courtney Beagle also ran a strong race but ended up just outside of the top 15. She placed 21st with a time of 24:38.
The Cassville girls team missed qualifying for state as a team by three points. The Ladycats finished third behind West Plains and McDonald County.
"We moved to a different district and we knew it would be tough," said Coach Chris Shore. "We ran as good as we possibly could and just fell three points short. I was very proud of our effort and I am proud of both Tia and Jessica who qualified for state."
Class 2
Holden placed three runners in the top six and shocked local powers East Newton and Southwest in the Class 2, District 7 championships at Ash Grove on Saturday.
Despite failing to qualify as a team, the Trojans did end up with four district medalists who qualified for the state meet.
Jacob Jennings was Southwest's top finisher in eighth place followed by Caleb Mitchell in ninth and Dillon Alley and Luke Hackett in 12th and 13th respectively.
Class 1
Audrey Patton, of Purdy, took second at the Class 1, District 6 meet held in Joplin on Saturday to advance to the state meet. She completed the course in a time of 22:05.
In addition, the Wheaton girls team captured second place honors at the district meet to advance to state. Individual Lady Bulldog medalists were: Shannon Burns, ninth; Leah Jones, 10th; and Samantha Etzler, 13th. Other members of the girls' team who will be competing at state are Brittney Peters, Shirley Galvan, Raschelle Hickman, Jessica Pettengill and Kaitlin England.
Individual boy qualifiers from the area included: Trenton Patton, of Purdy, seventh, 18:41; Josiah Jones, of Purdy, ninth, 18:48; Jakob Beck, of Wheaton, 10th, 18:53; and Ben Cooper, of Wheaton, 14th, 19:06.
The Wheaton boys missed qualifying for state as a team by just four points.
"I am proud of our athletes," said Wheaton Coach Darrell Crane. "It was a tight race for the boys. We had some personal bests."


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Rockstar has finally confirmed that Grand Theft Auto Online players can buy all the strippers ever thanks to the long-awaited Stimulus Package, which will be deposited into player accounts over the next couple of days. However, it will have to be the first step in a concerted effort to add depth and long-term appeal to the multiplayer madhouse.
"Attention all Grand Theft Auto Online players, we have begun the Stimulus Package direct deposit into each of your in-game bank accounts," Rockstar reported in their latest press release. "This GTA$500,000 deposit applies to all GTA Online players in the month of October 2013."
"We expect that it will take up to 2 full days for the Stimulus Package to be fully delivered to the entire player base from October 2013, so please be patient if you do not see it appearing in your in-game bank account just yet."
We recently published a list of ways to spend your ill-gotten cash, in case you're paralysed by indecision.
It's good news, but to be honest with you, Grand Theft Auto Online's rocky launch somewhat distracted us from more serious issues with the multiplayer sandbox. Though I'm still utterly entranced by the singleplayer campaign (to the extent where it's in contention for my personal Game Of The Year), GTA Online feels like the ghost of Los Santos, without enough simultaneous players or varied missions to provide much in the way of soul. Many players - including some of our regulars - have already found themselves tired of the awkward middle ground between fully-fledged MMO and empty theme park. There's fun to be had when you get online with a crew of mischievous mates, but it can be so very fleeting.
Indeed, Rockstar's relative inexperence with the online side of things has rarely been more apparent. Half a million GTA$ is all well and good, but will it be enough to get you back onto the servers now that the next-gen consoles and Christmas releases are piling up?
All hope is not lost, of course, and two major content packs are in the offing. The first of which will just add some extra beach-related gear, but the arrival of the content creator should help to punch Grand Theft Auto Online back into contention. Being able to "craft, publish, rate and play custom-made Deathmatch and Race Jobs" should be a lot of fun.
But we still need bigger heists, more interesting jobs and -most importantly of all - a real sense of GTAO being a living and breathing city if it has any hope of retaining its player base for the long haul. Rockstar have been forced to spend their time fixing bugs rather than adding content, and the precious honeymoon period is all but over.
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House Kreon
Primary Race: Humans
Sword: Silver
Location: Kydan
Chivalric Order: Knights of the Hawk
Allies: Xerxes, Crull, Kadmos
Enemies: Vendel, Taguan, Huum
The Kreon have always been a major house, and often considered the most noble of houses. They are ruled by a constitutional monarchy and instill a deep sense of pride and loyalty among their followers. They are famous for leading the Remnants out of the Dark Ages after the assassination of Graham II. This event has lead them to be bitter enemies with house Vendel. Several times in the last millennium these houses have engaged in a war of assassins. So far Kreon has dominated these conflicts.
Presently the house is involved in investigating a questionable deal between the Airship Guild and House Vendel. This is causing tension once again and could lead to another War of Assassins.
Along with their shares of Orbuculum the Kreon produce a good quantity of the fish products available to the Remnants as Kydan contains the largest sea discovered.
Archduke Giles
Considered by nearly every council member to be the most honorable member, Giles is generally well liked. Though he is a bit older than Ecard V, he, or his equally liked some Benedict, are considered the most likely to be elected as the next Dragon Emperor, even though the Kreon rarely want such power. Giles is also considered to be one of the Remnant's foremost swordsmen. He uses a rare double sword style, but has yet to be beaten in combat, or a tournament. Many of the Savage Houses fear Giles himself, should he choose to wield the Silver Dragon Blade in combat against them.
Though their houses have been in a bitter rival since the Restoration, Giles has made attempts to heal the breach between the Kreon and the Vendel, but the Baron has no interest in peace.


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The Booking Office is now closed until November, 2018! The 2019 Toowoomba Swap Meet is already 92% booked, meaning there are about 150 open sites left, as well as sites left in the Model Market and the Founders & Berghofer Pavilions.
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The Litchfield, Minn., mother who tried to smother her 5-month-old son appeared in a McLeod County courtroom on Monday, Feb. 25, where a judge told her she would not be able to see her older child until further notice.
Katie Elaine Lewis, 25, has been having supervised visits with the child, who recently turned 4. She has had no contact with the younger boy.
On Feb. 20, Lewis was convicted in Ramsey County District Court of domestic assault and sentenced to four months in the workhouse.
She begins her sentence March 6. With good behavior, she will finish on May 23.
The criminal case stemmed from a May 2, 2012, incident at Children's Hospital in St. Paul. Lewis was at the hospital with 5-month-old Carson, having reported that he would occasionally stop breathing and turn blue.
While there, she was videorecorded playing with the boy — then she put her thumb and finger over the baby's nose until he kicked frantically and eventually passed out.
She pleaded guilty to domestic assault by strangulation. At her sentencing, the judge ordered her to get therapy for her diagnosed illness, a factitious disorder, in which she seeks attention by causing injury or illness in her child.
Both boys are living with their father.
At Monday's child protection hearing, McLeod County District Judge Terrence Conkel also ordered Lewis' therapist to turn over all her records to the court. He will examine them in his chambers and pass them on to attorneys.
Lewis will return to court on the child protection matter June 4. The issue of her contact with the children will be addressed again on that day.
Conkel ruled previously against terminating Lewis' rights to the children.
Emily Gurnon can be reached at 651-228-5522.