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The real force behind the consumerization of IT
You can blame the iPhone, Salesforce.com, and Facebook, but the truth is that business itself has driven the shift to employee-directed tech
What's behind the employee-driven tech trend
Something is changing
What's really going on
Everything else is decentralizing
The new social compact
Technology has to adjust, too
The data shows IT doesn't get it (part 1)
The data shows IT doesn't get it (part 2)
The trend will only intensify
The control method costs more, is less secure
A new framework for a new relationship
See another slideshow: 2011 tech industry graveyard
A new framework for a new relationship
So how does IT function in this new world? PwC came up with the framework shown in this slide, which I think is right (both because I contributed to it and because it's enjoyed a good reaction when I've made this presentation to various IT audiences). The full PwC report laying out this framework is available as a free download.
It's a different way for many in IT to think, as it starts with "soft" values and requires IT to share ownership of risk management and technology decision making with employees and their business departments. (It requires the same of the legal, executive, and HR teams.) But as the consumerization trend is fueled by "soft" human issues, it only makes sense that the management response to it be grounded in human approaches.
On the technology side, the framework favors policies, not rigid barriers, to steer employees to the right outcomes while allowing appropriate freedom and creativity. It says the IT monoculture at the endpoint level is a dead direction, so IT instead should think of technology as an onion with multiple layers. The outer, employee-oriented layers should be flexible and individualizable, while core systems should be standardized and safeguarded as much as possible. A simple illustration: Allow any mobile device that conforms to your routine information access policies, but add layers of authentication and security measures such as encryption for those information resources that are truly sensitive within the network. Even if you let an employee access their workgroup share drive from an iPad doesn't mean that same employee can open your HR database.
The bad news is that not all the technology is available to manage this onion skin -- the notion of information rights management is rarely implemented in typical enterprise data objects or systems, and rarely in user apps and devices. The good news is that by shifting risk from an IT- or CSO-only job to a shared one, you incentivize the business to reduce that risk through other means.
The other good news is that consumerization is not new. The first IBM PC or Apple IIe owned by an employee or department started this journey. The Internet pushed it to a whole new level, as information became unbounded, not just computing capability. Yet organizations have not only survived, they've thrived with that new power. Think back to the notion that Internet access had to be strictly controlled; it once seemed necessary and scary, but ended up not being so bad. Then you adapted as it became clear you had to, finding many positives to exploit along the way. Now apply that thinking to this newest set of waves: mobile, cloud, and social media.


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The first round saw Griffin get a quick takedown where he worked ground and pound for the entire round while Rich Franklin was unable to get anything going. It was a dominant round for Griffin and it appeared that Franklin may be in for a very long night. The second round saw the two men do battle mainly on the feet with Griffin again getting the better of the exchanges. This time it was leg kicks and the occasional punch that got through. Franklin would come back fairly strong in the third, landing some nice punches and kicks. SB Nation saw the fight as a 29-28 win for Griffin. The three judges all saw the same score.
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The Associated Press reports that ConAgra Foods Inc. said it would restate its financial results for 2004 and the first half of fiscal 2005 because of income tax errors that could cost one of the nation''s largest food companies up to $200 million. The accounting problems also prompted the owner of the Act II popcorn, Banquet, Chef Boyardee and Manwich brands to issue a preliminary third quarter report, saying the numbers might later need to be revised depending upon the extent of the errors. For the three months ending Feb. 27, ConAgra said it earned an estimated $160 million, or 31 cents a share, on sales of $3.6 billion. Comparable net income and per share results from the same period last year will be restated because of the tax errors. ConAgra warned last month that its earnings would be down about 10 cents a share because of production problems and increased costs.


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Psalm 27
Why is this psalm an important part of the spiritual preparation for the High Holidays?
Why was Psalm 27 added to the liturgy preparing us for the High Holidays? What follows is a modern interpretation of how this psalm evokes the many nuances of our relationship with God, all of which come to the fore during the High Holidays.
Elul is the month of preparation and shofar blowing. The name of the month has been understood to be an acronym for the Hebrew verse "I am my Beloved's and my Beloved is mine." During Elul we read Psalm 27, "To David - the Lord is my light," twice daily. This practice is relatively new, evidently some 200 years old. But it is a wise practice, even essential.
The first half of the psalm bespeaks assurance. The psalmist, while describing the enemy from a distance (from whom will I be afraid), approaching (as evil men come near), preparing (should an army besiege me), and attacking (should war come against me), nevertheless is calm, above all danger, sacrificing and thanking the Lord. The opening structure reflects both the growing threat and its total disappearance. The first three verses increase numerically: two parallel phrases of five words each, then six, then seven (that number hinting at completion). There follows the central word of the psalm, One. Facing all these threats, the psalmist feels the peace of unity, and throughout this first half the reader senses no doubt, no real threat.
How strange it is that the second half of the psalm depicts a world so totally opposite. (Many scholars even conclude that these are separate psalms!) Here we find a desperate search, a constant request, a pleading before the Holy One ("do not hide Your face ... do not thrust [me] aside ... do not forsake me, do not abandon me"). The author is abandoned by parents and surrounded by enemies. At the apex of this section, the psalmist cries out in agony, with a sentence he cannot finish, for it depicts the worst of all: Had I not the assurance that I would enjoy the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living .... His faith is his sole remaining thread connecting him to the land of the living. If he did not have this faith, then ...
But the two psalms are indeed one. Hebrew roots carefully repeated in the two halves testify to unity, as does the clear inclusion: the name of God opens and closes the first half (The Lord is my light ... a hymn to the Lord) and the second (Hear O Lord ... look to the Lord).
Throughout the second half, the reader hears the echo of the central term: One. The psalmist cries out, demands, asks and pleads that his two worlds are one. I, the sufferer, depressed to the ultimate limits, am that same I who trusts, who is safe, who sits in the presence of the Lord.
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The Stanford Cardinal dominated the third quarter, putting up two touchdowns with the quickness to take a 15-point lead over Cal. But in the fourth, Cal has come storming back, cutting the Stanford lead to seven on a touchdown and two-point conversion. Could the wild night of college football carry over in the Bay Area?
Zach Maynard was the star of the show, putting the Bears into position with a 39-yard pass to C.J. Anderson. Cal began the drive with a 12-yard run following a hold on Stanford, quickly working its way down the field. Isi Sofele got the Bears down to the two with runs of one and four yards, before Maynard did his thing again.
The Cal quarterback found Spencer Hagan from two yards out, cutting the Stanford lead to nine. Maynard then found Marvin Jones on the two-point conversion, giving us a one possession game.
In the fourth quarter, Cal trails Stanford by seven in the Big Game, 28-21.
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The Mt. Vernon Elks Lodge #819 will be hosting a free orthopedic clinic for children as part of the Illinois Elks Children's Care Program.
The program will be held at the Neuromuscular Orthopaedic Institute, 302 Broadway street, in Mt. Vernon. Charlie Wimberly, manager at the Elks Lodge, said programs like this have been happening for more than 15 years.
"It's just one of the many parts of the Children's Care Corporation," he said. "Anyone is eligible for the program. If they have no insurance or no means to pay, it will be free for them."
Wimberly said each lodge raises money to go towards the expenses for programs such as these. They raise money through various fundraisers and the budget for the programs is decided by the Children's Care Corporation.
"We have always had a very good turnout," he said of the programs.
The program will be from 3 to 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 9. There is no cut off to how many people can attend, but Wimberly said appointments need to be made. To make an appointment, call the Elks Program at 1-800-272-0074 between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The clinic is ideal for children who have just been born through the age of 21, with flat feet, feet that turn in or out or for children who complain of leg, knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, wrist or back pain, a press release from the Children's Care Corporation states. It is also an opportunity for children who are just beginning to walk to be reviewed for proper development.
The release also states the Elks Program will provide for all diagnostic related costs, including X-ray's, MRI's and other required tests. The Elks may also provide additional financial support for further treatment when needed if the family lacks financial resources.


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More Goblet of Fire Calendar Scans
Our friends at Snitch Seeker let us know they have posted more scans from a Goblet of Fire calendar that contain some addtional new images. There are new photos of Gabrielle Delacour, a young Rita Skeeter during the Pensieve Trial, Seamus and Neville, Ron and Hermione, a hilarious one of Ron getting ready forContinued...
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Due to filming obligations, Devon Murray (Seamus) and the Phelps twins (Weasley twins) cannot appear at the Coolest Show on Earth in Orlando, Florida, this month. The company who was arranging their visits sends their regrets to the fans and hopes to make it up to them in the future. The news will be postedContinued...
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Happy New Year everyone! Because 2005 is going to be such a big year for Harry
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International Government Information
The government documents collections at the UC Berkeley libraries are comprised of collection of primary source documents from all over the world. See the Government Information Pages for more information. See also the sections below in this guide on Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) and Foreign Governments.
To get started finding International Governmental Organization (IGO) Information you may wish to try the following IGO Custom Search Engine, which was initiated by David Oldenkamp, International Documents Librarian at Indiana University, and searches 392 urls of International Governmental Organizations (IGOs).
The following topical and subject guides may also be of special interest for this class:
Global Issues on the UN Agenda. Excellent UN Ready Reference tool for links to online documents, agencies, and other resources on a wide range of important topics on the UN Agenda.
International Organizations, Economic Development & Poverty. Comprehensive guide to International Organizations, Development & Poverty.
International Organizations, Health & HIV/AIDS. Guide to International Organizations working in the field of Public Health.
International Organizations, Population & Migration. Research guide on International Organizations, Population & Migration topics.
International Organizations, Women & Gender. Guide to International Organizations working in the area of Women & Gender issues.
International Trade & Financial Institutions. Outline of information resources from international financial institutions, e.g. Bretton Woods Organizations and regional development banks.
UNBISnet. Most comprehensive database for UN documents & publications, from the United Nations Dag Hammarskjöld Library. Includes speeches, voting records, and resolutions. Full text from 1993, bibliographic records from 1979.
World Bank Research Guide. Comprehensive guide for researching the world bank. See also the research guide to the International Monetary Fund.
United Nations Internet Resources. Comprehensive research guide for the United Nations by subject and organizational structure
NonGovernmental Organizations (NGOs)
The amount of information on Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) on the Internet is large so locating NGO information by subject or geography can be difficult. The following links and the NGO search engine below may help.
NGO Custom Search Engine
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Directory of Development Organizations. Over 47,000 organizations of all kinds listed by region and country. One of the most extensive compilation of NGO country directories.
Idealist.Org. Includes a searchable directory of over 52,000 organizations by name, mission, country of focus, and more.
Non-Governmental Organizations Research Guide (Duke University). Guide enabling users to browse NGOs by issue, region, and affiliation.
TakingITGlobal. International non-profit organization centered on young people interested in connecting across cultures. Outstanding source of NGO information by country and area of focus. Go to browse organizations.
Foreign National Governments
The UC Berkeley libraries continue to collect foreign government information on a large scale. We have strong collections for Africa, Latin America, South Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
Africa South of the Sahara. One of the most comprehensive web portals for Sub-saharan Africa. Fully searchable and browseable by topic (e.g. environment, human rights) and by country/region.
Foreign/International Governments Custom Search. Collection of Google custom search engines from Carleton University Library, including Asia & the Pacific, Latin America, & the Middle East. Includes a mix of sites from international agencies, news services, and NGOs.
Foreign Government Information by Country. Very nicely organized directory of government sites from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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His weapon was made of paper, green paper with a picture of George Washington on it.
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Store surveillance video pictures show a robber Huntsville police say robbed the Kroger on South Parkway in Huntsville April 19th.
This guy's weapon of choice? He used a single, simple dollar bill.
He used it to pay for an item, and when the clerk opened the cash register, he forced him to the ground and grabbed a wad of cash.
Police say he jumped into a 2-door Pontiac or Nissan.
The robber was wearing a dark shirt, jeans and a camouflage cap.
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For Nancy Tomei, the experience of teaching students is unmatchable.
I read with interest Natalie Everett's Feb. 27 column on Whittaker-Bermite. She refers to the site as "a sleeping giant, holding much of Santa Clarita's future promise."
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We attended the SCV Food Truck Festival on Feb. 26. Knowing that parking at Central Park is limited, we arrived a half-hour before the presale ticket admission time.
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Caption of the Week: "Diamonds are a girl's best friend. This one is mine!"
Teacher Gretchen Lupica, left, high-fives Taylor Henry, 9, at the Jump Rope for Heart event at Canyon Springs Community School in Canyon Country on Friday.
Inaugural Mardi Gras 5K
The public-union, big-government, status quo argument from Democrats on the left isn't really against Republicans, or right-wingers, or even conservatives anymore. Their argument is with math. And math always wins.
Little Shepherd's Preschool, nestled on a grassy, tree-lined campus in Newhall, is one of Santa Clarita's best kept secrets.
Hi Robert,
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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Breast malignant, males, children
Carcinoma subtypes
Tubular carcinoma
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Revised: 7 November 2012, last major update August 2012
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● Special type of breast carcinoma with favorable prognosis, composed of distinct, well-differentiated angular tubular structures (90%+ according to WHO) with open lumina, lined by a single layer of epithelial cells
● Not actually tubular - pattern is better described as a necklace formed by a string of beads (Stanford University)
Clinical features
● 2-6% of all malignant breast tumors
● Often multifocal / multicentric (20-55%, Am J Surg Pathol 1997;21:653), family history of breast carcinoma (40%)
● Usually presents with pT1 and pN0 disease (Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 2009;75:1304)
Prognostic features
● A well-differentiated variant with very favorable prognosis (low rate of recurrence or metastasis) and only rare deaths (Am J Surg 2009;197:674)
● Excellent prognosis is restricted to tumors with 70%+ tubules, pure grade 1 nuclei and no / rare mitoses (Am J Clin Pathol 2004;122:728)
● Mixture with ordinary ductal carcinoma has worse prognosis (Hum Pathol 1983;14:694)
● Cause specific survival is 97% at 10 years (Eur J Surg Oncol 2005;31:9)
● 10-27% have axillary metastases, often micrometastases (Eur J Surg Oncol 2006;32:488), but still have excellent prognosis (Breast J 2003;9:298)
● Surgery, long term followup for local recurrence and possibly radiation therapy (Breast Cancer Res Treat 2005;93:199, Breast J 2005;11:129)
Gross description
● Poorly circumscribed margins, hard consistency, mean size 1 cm
Gross images
Yellow-white sclerotic mass
Micro description
● 90%+ tubules with low grade features, irregular angulated contours of glands ("teardrop-like"), open lumina with apocrine-like snouts and basophilic secretions / columnar cell lesions in almost all cases (Adv Anat Pathol 2008;15:140), usually with flat epithelial atypia (Am J Surg Pathol 2007;31:417, Pathol Int 2008;58:620)
● Also desmoplastic stroma
● May form trabecular bars
● Frequently invades fat at periphery
● Fibrous, cellular and elastotic stroma
● Associated with low grade DCIS in 40-65% (micropapillary or cribriform), less often LCIS
● Minimal pleomorphism
● No myoepithelial layer, no mitotic figures, no necrosis, no angiolymphatic or perineural invasion and no basement membrane after PAS or type IV collagen staining
Micro images
Various images
Angular glands with cytoplasmic snouts With cribriform DCIS
Core biopsy Blue: malignant Tumor is CK5/6-; normal myoepithelial cells are CK5/6+
Red: benign
p63 negative (fig e)
AFIP images:
Angular glands with With collagenous and elastotic With < 90% tubular component,
cytoplasmic snouts stroma and micropapillary DCIS arrows point to ductal-type
Perineural invasion Axillary nodal metastasis Reticulin stains stromal fibers, but fibers do not completely
surround neoplastic glands
Cells in tubules have same morphology as lobular carcinoma cells
Virtual slides
Tubular carcinoma
Cytology description
● Increased cellularity, somewhat angular epithelial clusters and single epithelial cells
● Cells are bland and orderly with variable atypia and variable number of prominent myoepithelial cells (Acta Cytol 1997;41:1139, Am J Clin Pathol 1994;101:488)
Positive stains
● ER, PR and E-cadherin (but reduced)
Negative stains
● HER2 (Am J Clin Pathol 2006;126:55), p53 and EGFR
● Myoepithelial markers (p63, CD10, smooth muscle actin, CK5/6)
Molecular description
● Usually diploid
● 16q- (78% of tumors), 1q+ (50%), but fewer overall chromosomal changes than ductal NOS (Hum Pathol 2001;32:222)
● Clonally related to flat epithelial atypia and low grade DCIS (Am J Surg Pathol 2009;33:1646)
Electron microscopy description
● Ductal differentiation, no myoepithelial cells and no basement membrane
Differential diagnosis
● Benign sclerosing lesion: overall lobular architecture, compression of glandular structures, positive for myoepithelial markers p63 and CD10 or smooth muscle actin (Appl Immunohistochem Mol Morphol 2006;14:71)
● Fibroadenoma: biphasic tumor with overgrowth of epithelial and stromal tissue; no true angulated contours of cells (may be compressed by stroma), no desmoplastic stroma
● Microglandular adenosis: more rounded tubules, often with colloid-like secretory material (Am J Surg Pathol 1982;6:401)
● Ductal carcinoma, low grade: actual tubules, not angular; usually no apocrine-like snouts with basophilic secretions / columnar cell lesions
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The Atlanta Hawks and Chicago Bulls are engaged in a close game after three quarters, and it's the point guards who are putting on the biggest show so far. Both Derrick Rose and Jeff Teague brought their A games in the third, going blow for blow and keeping their game extremely close, setting up a potentially great fourth quarter. The Bulls lead by a score of 69-68, as the Hawks hang with them possession for possession at the United Center.
Teague has 16 points and six assists, while Rose has 22 points and six assists. Carlos Boozer has continued to have an impact on the boards, but his most memorable incident of the quarter was a scuffle with Josh Smith. After Smith scored on a dunk, Boozer pushed Smith in the face. Smith responded by pushing Boozer in the back, causing the Bulls' power forward to spit out some expletives. Noticing the situation was about to get out of hand, Luol Deng restrained Boozer, but was not able to prevent the ensuing double technicals.
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CeBIT Open Source 2010: All Talks in Free Live Stream
Tuesday is kick-off for CeBIT, the world's foremost tradeshow for the digital industry in Hannover, Germany, and with it high-class talks in the CeBIT Open Source forum. All talks will be visible on a live-stream in the internet.
Top-quality lectures and keynote speeches are the hallmarks of this extremely popular forum, March 2-6. The Open Source Forum will serve as the lively hub of the exhibition in hall 2, which in turn features a diverse range of open source companies and independent projects.
Among the speakers on stage will be Klaus Knopper, who will be "Introducing Knoppix 6.3", Jim Zemlin, executive directore of the Linux Foundation who will talk about "All Things Linux". FSFE president Karsten Gerloff, will give a talk about "Opening up the market for Free Software: The battle for interoperability", the German open-source-professor Dirk Riehle of the university Erlangen-Nuremberg will give insight in "Open Source – A New Software Developer Career", the Mozilla project is present with Chris Hofmann and many, many more.
On Thursday you can witness the Linux New Media Awards, where projects, people and organizations will be rewarded for outstanding innovations and contributions to Linux, open source and free software in six categories.
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UCSB Theater/Dance to Present THE FAIRYTALE LIVES OF RUSSIAN GIRLS, 2/14-22
Imagine the fairytale stories you heard in your childhood. It's easy to dismiss those stories as fantasy now, as an adult. But, what if those stories began to come to life as true? In a production in which the fairytale world underlies, leaks through and eventually overtakes real life, award-winning director Tom Whitaker and the cast of six young women bring to the stage Meg Miroshnik's play, The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls.
On the surface the story is simple: the twenty-year-old Annie, born in the Soviet Union and raised in Los Angeles, ventures to mother Russia, to claim her birthright. However her journey, set in both the rapidly changing Moscow of 2005, and the world of traditional Russian fairytales, is complex and darkly funny. Underneath the urban surface of clubs, vodka, cigarettes, and rip-off designer handbags lies a darker forest. The aunt she visits turns out to be not her aunt, but someone more sinister. Her new best friend has a boyfriend who has transmogrified into a bear. Each Russian character springs from the land of fairytale - dark, comic or risque?.
"I've never read a play like it. This 'once upon a time' tale is a great story. It's an exciting journey; a wild ride that takes us to unfamiliar places - yet these places seem oddly familiar. The play has mystery, danger, magic, humor and adventure," said director Tom Whitaker.
The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls portrays the classical heroine's journey, and the journey to adulthood - in which we continually engage throughout our lives. In the journey from childhood to adulthood our heroine, Annie, travels far from the familiar and secure and battles demons both interior and exterior. Annie must learn to become heroine of a story more mysterious and treacherous than any childhood fairytale: her own.
"It's a play about empowerment, and particularly female empowerment. None of the characters are victims. They are survivors--remarkably resourceful, and spirited women. There's a very strong sense in the play, and in the ensemble, of women supporting each other. And, it's an amazing ensemble piece for six actresses," says Whitaker.
The play also asks us what fairytales can mean to us as adults. "One can dismiss fairytales as fantasy, but this really isn't correct. Fairytales are in fact quite true," said the director. It is no stretch of the imagination to understand what it means when we learn that one of the characters has a boyfriend who has turned into a bear - a possessive brute who lies around drinking vodka. The parallels between fantasy and reality lead the audience to question, is this fairytale or is this real? The answer is, yes!
A finalist for the Susan Smith Blackburn Award, the play is the winner of the Kendeda Award and through that award, premiered at the Alliance Theater. In a Russian translation (by Maria Kroupnik), it was the winner of the Masterskaya na Begavoi and is a part of the Repertory at the Moscow Playwright and Director Center. The play was produced at Washington Ensemble Theater in September 2012, and will have its professional American premiere at Yale Repertory Theatre in February 2014.
The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls performs February 14 - 22, 2014 in the UCSB Performing Arts Theater. Tickets are available online at www.theaterdance.ucsb.edu and by phone at 805.893.7221.
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CPH: Forum 2014 is now open for entries
27/06/2014 - CPH:FORUM is kindly supported by: MEDIA // EURIMAGES - Council of Europe // Nordisk Film & TV Fund // Det Obelske Familiefund // DFI
The submissions for CPH:FORUM 2014 (12-14 November) are now open! Projects will be accepted until August 1st, 2014.
CPH:FORUM is CPH:DOX's international financing and co-production event, dedicated to supporting creative and visually strong films. By inviting and connecting professionals from the worlds of non-fiction, fiction and visual art, this event aims to initiate new dialogues, open up new windows and enable new production, financing and business models.
CPH:DOX will take place 6-16th of November 2014. Find out more on cphdox.dk/en .
This Summer's Festivals...
25/07/2014 – The films of the 71st edition of the Venice International Film Festival have just been revealed: among them, no less than eight European co-productions supported by Eurimages of which 5 have been selected in official competition:
The film The President (GE, FR, UK, DE) by Mohsen Makhmalbaf, also supported by Eurimages and selected in the Orizzonti competition, will be screened at the opening of this programme.
Moreover, the French-Belgian co-production by Stéphane Demoustier named Terre battue will have its world première on the Lido as it has been selected in competition of the 29th Critic's Week which will be held from 27 August to 6 September 2014
Finally, the full version of Nymphomaniac volume 2 - director's cut (DK, DE, FR) by Lars Von Trier will be screened out of competition.
The Eurimages Secretariat will be at a stand at the Venice Film Market from 28 August to 2 September 2014. Festival's website.
17/07/2014 – The next Eurimages Co-production Development Award will be given within the framework of the CineLink co-production market which will take place during the Sarajevo Film Festival (15-23 August 2014). Have been selected in competition of the 20th edition of this festival, the film supported by Eurimages Cure – The life of another (CH, HR, BA) by Andrea Staka, which will have its international première and the film White God (HU, DE, SE) by Kornel Mundruczo which will have a gala screening. The films I'm Not Him (TR, GR, FR, DE) by Tayfun Pirselimoglu and Winter Sleep (TR, DE, FR) by Nuri Bilge Ceylan, both supported by Eurimages, have also been selected in the framework of the In Focus 2014 Festival programme. The complete selection of the 20th Sarajevo Film Festival.
16/07/2014 – Among the films selected for the 67th edition of the Locarno Film Festival (6-16 August 2014), four European co-productions supported by Eurimages of which three will be screened on the Piazza Grande : Dancing Arabs (DE, FR, IL) by Eran Riklis, Love Island (HR, DE, CH, BA) by Jasmila Zbanic and Sils Maria (FR, DE, CH) by Olivier Assayas. The film Cure – The life of another (CH, HR, BA) by Andrea Staka, also supported by the Fund, has been selected in international competition. Further information on the Festival's website.
Roberto Olla, Executive Director, will be present at the Locarno and Sarajevo Festivals.
Corn Island wins Crystal Globe at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival!
15/07/2014 – The Eurimages supported film Corn Island / Simindis kundzuli directed by George Ovashvili and co-produced by Georgia, Germany, France, Czech Republic and Kazakhstan was awarded the Grand Prix – Crystal Globe at the 50th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival which ended last Saturday. This co-production also received the Ecumenical Jury Award while the Eurimages-supported film Bota by Iris Elezi and Thomas Logoreci (Albania, Italy, France) took the Fedeora Award for Best Film from East of the West Competition. More information on the festival web-site.
23 co-productions supported at the 135th Board of Management meeting
23/06/2014 - At its 135th meeting held from 16 to 20 June 2014 in Sarajevo, the Board of Management of the
Council of Europe's Eurimages Fund agreed to support 20 feature
films, 2 animation films and 1 documentary for co-production. (Press release)
List of co-productions supported in 2014
A new Palme d'Or for Eurimages!
26/05/2014 – The Jury of the 67th Cannes Film Festival has awarded the Palme d'Or to the Eurimages-supported film Winter Sleep (Kis Uykusu) by Nuri Bilge Ceylan, a co-production between Turkey, Germany and France, which has also received the International Critics FIPRESCI Prize.
The Eurimages Fund, which has just celebrated its 25th anniversary during the Cannes Film Festival, sees its selection choices rewarded by an 8th Palme d'Or and in addition the Prize Un Certain Regard for White God (Hungary, Germany, Sweden) by Kornel Mundruczó and the Jury Prize – Un Certain Regard for Force Majeure (Sweden, Denmark, France) by Ruben Östlund, both supported by Eurimages.
It is the 3rd consecutive Palme d'Or following Amour by Michael Haneke in 2012 and La Vie d'Adèle - Chapters 1 and 2 by Abdellatif Kechiche in 2013 where a Eurimages-supported European co-production has been rewarded.
The Eurimages Fund is delighted with these award-winners which pay tribute to European cinema: through these films, the Fund demonstrates its commitment to fostering cinematographic creativity and once again confirms the strength of the Eurimages label.
19 co-productions supported at the 134th Board of Management meeting
17/03/2014 - At its 134th meeting held from 11 to 13 March 2014 in Budapest, the Board of Management of the
Council of Europe's Eurimages Fund agreed to support 17 feature
films, 1 animation film and 1 documentary for co-production. (Press release)
List of co-productions supported in 2014
Eurimages co-production La Grande Bellezza wins Academy Award for best foreign language film
04/03/2014 -La Grande Bellezza (The Great Beauty) received the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film at Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood.
Paolo Sorrentino's film, a co-production between Italy and France supported by the Council of Europe's fund Eurimages, has already won a European Film Award, a Golden Globe and a BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts), and premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.(Press release)
Big wins for Eurimages at the Belgian Magritte Awards
04/02/2014 -The fourth edition of the "Magritte" which was held on Saturday evening awarded the animation film Ernest et Célestine, supported by Eurimages and already nominated at the Oscars. Rewarded with the Prize for Best Film and Best Sound, Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar and Benjamin Renner received the Prize for Best Director. The Prize for Best Flemish Film in Co-production was awarded to the film Kid by Fien Troch, also winner of the Eurimages Co-production Development Awarded and supported by Eurimages. La Vie d'Adèle by Adbdellatif Kechiche was awarded the prize for Best Foreign Film in Co-production as well as the prize for Best Supporting Actress (Catherine Salée). The co-production Tango Libre, also supported by Eurimages, received the prize for Best Original Screenplay or Adaptation (Philippe Blasband and Anne Paulicevich) as well as the prize for Best Decor (Véronique Sacrez). The prize for Best Editor was awarded to the film Kinshasa Kids (Marie-Hélène Dozo). Finally, three other films supported by Eurimages were awarded – Le Passé by Asghar Farhadi with the prize for Most Promising Young Actress (Pauline Burlet), Le Temps de l'Aventure by Jérôme Bonnell with the prize for Best Supporting Actor (Laurent Capelluto) and La Religieuse by Guillaume Nicloux with the prize for Best Actress to Pauline Etienne. The list of winners can be found on the website of the Magritte.
Ten Eurimages films in Berlin
24/01/2014 -Ten Eurimages supported European co-productions have been selected at the upcoming International Berlin Film Festival (6-16 February 2014):
Stratos (Greece/Germany/Cyprus) by Yannis Economides and In Order of Disappearance (Norway/Denmark/Sweden) by Hans Petter Moland in the Official Competition
Nymphomaniac Volume I (Long Uncut Version) (Denmark/France/Germany) by Lars von Trier is selected Out of Competition
Diplomacy (France/Germany) by Volker Schlöndorff will have its world premiere as Berlinale Special Gala
We Come As Friends – documentary (Austria / France) by Hubert Sauper will have its European premiere within the Berlinale Special screenings
Superegos (Germany/Switzerland/Austria) by Benjamin Heisenberg is selected in the Panorama section
The Blue Wave (Turkey/Germany/Greece/The Netherlands) by Merve Kayan and Zeynep Dadak and The Word (Poland/Denmark) by Anna Kazejak are both selected in the Generation14Plus section
Aunt Hilda (France/Luxembourg) by Jacques-Rémy Girerd is selected in the GenerationKPlus section and
N – The Madness of Reason (Belgium/Germany/The Netherlands) by Peter Kruger is selected in the Forum section
You will find the Eurimages team on the Creative Europe MEDIA stand in the Martin-Gropius-Bau from 6 February onwards.
More information on the Berlinale website.
Golden Globe for La Grande Bellezza
16/01/2014 - Italian director Paolo Sorrentino picked up the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film in Los Angeles for the Eurimages supported co-production La Grande Bellezza (Italy, France) which was the big winner of last year's European Film Awards, taking home four gongs – for best European director, actor, editor and best film.
18 co-productions supported at the 133rd Board of Management meeting
20/12/2013 - At its 133rd meeting held from 16 to 19 December 2013 in Vienna, the Board of Management of the Council of Europe's Eurimages Fund agreed to support 15 feature films, 2 animation films and 1 documentary for co-production. (Press release)
List of co-productions supported in 2013
The Broken Circle Breakdown wins EU's LUX Prize
11/12/2013 – The Eurimages supported co-production between Belgium and The Netherlands by Felix Van Groeningen was chosen by the MEPs to receive the LUX Prize 2013 which was awarded today during a European Parliament plenary session in Strasbourg.
All three films selected as finalists for the LUX Prize have been awarded subtitles in the 23 official languages of the European Union, as well as a 35 mm film copy for each member state from the European Parliament. As LUX Prize finalists, they were screened in several important film festivals and at the LUX Film Days across Europe.
Multiple awards for Eurimages at the European Film Awards, Berlin!
09/12/2013 – The European Film Awards Ceremony which was held on Saturday evening in Berlin awarded no less than nine prizes to European co-productions supported by the Eurimages Fund.
La Grande Bellezza (IT, FR) by Paolo Sorrentino was awarded the Prize for Best European Film, the Prize for Best European Director, the one for Best European Actor for Toni Servillo and the Prize for Best European Editor 2013 for Cristiani Travaglioli. The Prize for Best Comedy given for the first time this year was awarded to the film Love Is All You Need by Susanne Bier (DK, SE), the Prize for Best European Actress 2013 was awarded to Veerle Baetens for her interpretation in The Broken Circle Breakdown (BE, NL) by Felix Van Groeningen and the Prize for Best European Animation Film was awarded to an outstanding co-production, The Congress (DE, BE, PL, LU, FR, IL) by Ari Folman. The film Blancanieves (ES, FR) by Pablo Berger won the Prize for Best Costumes for Paco Delgado and the Prize for Best Sound 2013 was awarded to Matz Müller and Erik Mischijew for the film Paradies : Glaube (AT, FR, DE) by Ulrich Seidl.
Rossy de Palma presented the Co-production Award – Prix EURIMAGES to the producer Ada Solomon (HiFilm, Bucarest) for her precious contribution to the success of European cinema and in particular cinematographic co-production. Full list of award winners is available on the European Film Academy website.
CPH:DOX : The first Eurimages Co-production Development Prize for Documentaries has been awarded to…
18/11/2013 – The CPH:FORUM event organised in the framework of the CPD:DOX (Copenhagen, 7-17 November 2013) and the Eurimages Fund have awarded the first Eurimages Co-production Development Prize of 15 000 euros for Documentaries to the project Aquarela which will be directed by Victor Kossakovsky (RU) and produced by the companies ma.ja.de (DE) and Aconite Productions (GB). Here is a video of her reaction to receiving this award. Further information can be found on the Festival's website.
Czech Little Crusader wins Eurimages Development Award in Rome
18/11/2013 – An "original, distinctive and daring project" won the €30,000 Eurimages Co-Production Development Award for the best project presented at the co-production forum New Cinema Network (Rome Film Festival, 8-17/11/2013). The Czech project Little Crusader to be directed by Vaclav Kadrnka and produced by Alice Tabery and Marko Shop for Sirius Film (CZ) convinced the Jury composed of Dorien van de Pas, Marie-Pierre Duhamel and Sandra Hebron as an "original, distinctive and daring project which combines a visionary director with an energetic and ambitious production team, who together have demonstrated to have a clear understanding of co-producing in Europe".
La Grande Bellezza is awarded the Eurimages Prize in Seville!
18/11/2013 - The Jury of the Seville European Film Festival (SEFF) which came to a close last Saturday, chose to award the Eurimages Prize of 10 000 euros to the producer of the film La Grande Bellezza by Paolo Sorrentino. This film selected in official competition of the Festival was also awarded the Prize for Best Actor (Toni Servillo) and the Association of Film Writers of Andalusia (Asecan) presented its award for the Official Section to La grande bellezza, by Paolo Sorrentino, "for composing a fabulous fresco of society that represents the western world, making a profound criticism through beauty as a human creation".
The Audience Grand Prix for the EFA Selection, a section made up by the most awarded and applauded European films, was for Alabama Monroe, by Felix Van Groeningen, Belgium's representative for the Oscar.
Jobst Plog élu pour un troisième mandat de Président d'Eurimages
22/10/2013 - During its 132nd meeting in Vilnius (Lithuania) on 15-17 October 2013, the Eurimages Board of Management decided to renew once again the mandate of its President Mr Jobst Plog for a second two-year term until 19 November 2015. (Press Release)
20 co-productions supported at the 132nd Board of Management meeting
18/10/2013 - At its 132nd meeting held from 15 to 17 October 2013 in Vilnius, the Board of Management of the
Council of Europe's Eurimages Fund agreed to support 14 feature
films, 3 animation films and 3 documentaries for co-production. (Press Release)
List of co-productions supported in 2013
Etoiles et Toiles du Cinéma Européen: Action!
02/10/2013 – The 14th edition of the Etoiles et Toiles du Cinéma Européen event will start on 8 October 2013 at the Odyssée cinema in Strasbourg with the screening of the film As if I'm Not There by Juanita Wilson, a co-production between Ireland, the "former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" and Sweden. This initiative organised in collaboration with the Council of Europe will offer Alsatian audiences the opportunity to discover or re-visit a selection of 11 European co-productions supported by Eurimages Fund. A Jury composed of eight Ambassadors from the Permanent Representations to the Council of Europe, the Deputy General Secretary of the Council of Europe and the Executive Director of Eurimages, will award at the end of the event on 5 November 2013 at 8.30 pm two honorary prizes:
18/09/2013 – Four Eurimages supported films will be screened during the 61st Edition of the San Sebastian Film Festival (20-28 September 2013):
Cannibal by Manuel Martín Cuenca (ES, RO, RU, FR), selected in the Official Competition;
Las Brujas de Zugarramurdi (Witching and Bitching) by Álex de la Iglesia (ES, FR), selected Out of Competition and
The Gambler by Ignas Jonynas (LT, LV) and Yozgat Blues by Mahmut Fazil Coskun (TR, DE), both selected in the New Directors Section.
Moreover, the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) will grant its Grand Prix for Best Film of the Year to the Eurimages supported co-production La Vie d'Adèle – Chapitre 1&2 (Blue is the Warmest Colour) by Abdellatif Kechiche (FR, BE, ES) during the opening gala of the San Sebastian Festival on 20 September 2013.
Iris Cadoux, Project Manager within Eurimages Secretariat, will attend the Festival from 23 to 26 September 2013. San Sebastian Festival website.
18/09/2013 – The President of Eurimages, Jobst Plog, together with the Executive Director, Roberto Olla, have great sorrow in informing you of the death of Nils Klevjer Aas, Representative of Norway to the Eurimages Board of Management.
Active for more than 30 years in the European film and audiovisual industry, Nils worked at the Film Institute in Norway after having held various positions including that of Director of the European Audiovisual Observatory in Strasbourg.
Nils was particularly appreciated by the whole of the Eurimages Board of Management and the Secretariat for his exceptional competences in the industry and valuable contributions to the development of the Fund's activities.
Very affected by his sudden death, we present our most sincere condolences to this family.
Berlinale Co-Production Market: Call for Entries Starts Now!
10/09/2013 – We are pleased to inform all producers that the Call for Project Submissions for the 11th Berlinale Co-Production Market which will take place from Sunday to Tuesday, February 9-11, 2014, as part of the 64th Berlin International Film Festival (February 6-16) is now open. The deadline for project submissions is October 23, 2013. Please find the SUBMISSION FORM and more detailed information along with the specific project requirements for the Berlinale Co-Production Market online at: https://www.efm-berlinale.de/en/copromarket/participation/project_submission/project-submission.php. The Berlinale Co-Production Market is a two-and-a-half-day service and networking platform designed for producers, financiers, sales agents, distributors, broadcasters and funding representatives who are working in international co-productions. At the Berlinale Co-Production Market, you have the opportunity to present your project – if it is selected - to interested co-production partners and financiers in pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings.
If you have any questions regarding the project submission, or if you want to participate in the Berlinale Co-Production Market without a project (as a potentially interested co-producer for our by then selected projects), please do not hesitate to contact the team of the Berlinale Co-Production Market. Tel: +49-30-25920-517, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. See the Press-Release.
Eurimages in Venice...
09/09/2013 – The Jury of the 70th Venice Film Festival chaired by Bernardo Bertolucci awarded last Saturday the Coppa Volpi for Best Actress to Elena Cotta (pictured) in the Eurimages supported co-production Via Castellana Bandiera by Emma Dante (IT, CH, FR). This film was also given several collateral awards among which the Francesco Pasinetti Awards for Best Actors, the Lina Mangiacapre Award, the Soundtracks Stars Award as well as a Special Mention for a debut film from the Young Jury Members of the Vittorio Veneto Film Festival. The Eurimages supported co-production Zoran, il Moi Nipote Scemo (Zoran, my Nephew The Idiot), by Matteo Oleotto (IT, SI) was also rewarded with the FEDIC Award, the Schermi di Qualità Award, the RaroVideo – International Critics' Week Award and a Special Mention from the Venice International critics' Week to Giuseppe Battiston, its main actor. Last but not least, the Eurimages supported co-production between Germany and France selected out of competition, Die Andere Heimat – Chronik Einer Sehnsucht (Home from Home – Chronicle of a Vision) by Edgar Reitz, received a Special Mention Mouse d'Argento among the Mouse d'Oro Awards.
Festival website
Eurimages Co-Production Development Award in Sarajevo
26/08/2013 – The Jury of the CineLink which was held during the Sarajevo Film Festival presented the Eurimages Co-Production Development Award (€30,000) last Saturday to a project entitled Park, written and directed by Sofia Exarchou and produced by Amanda Livanou from the companies Guanaco Film Co and Beben Films in Greece. The jury, composed of Jacqueline Ada (CNC), Behrooz Hashemian (Silkroad Production), Cedomir Kolar (ASAP Films), Georges Goldenstern (Cannes Film Festival), Remi Burah (ARTE France), Annamaria Lodato (ARTE France) and Petri Kemppinen (Eurimages representative for Finland), highlighted "a project about young people and their need to be accepted in a country that is going through socially and economically not so glorious times".
Moreover, the Cineuropa Prize amounting to €5,000, awarded to a film which, besides its undeniable artistic qualities promotes the idea of European dialogue and integration, went to the Eurimages supported co-production With Mom by Faruk Lončarević (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Slovenia).
Last but not least, and as in all previous years, the Sarajevo Film Festival presented the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo Award which honours an individual for exceptional contribution to the affirmation and development of South East film industry. The 2013 Sarajevo Film Festival presented its highest honour to Béla Tarr, one of the most significant directors of our time and founder of the film factory at the Sarajevo School for Science and Technology (SSST) and Roberto Olla, Executive Director of Eurimages.
The Notebook receives the Crystal Globe in Karlovy Vary
06/07/2013 - The Jury of the 48th International Film Festival of Karlovy Vary awarded the Crystal Globe to the drama by János Szász, The Notebook, a co-production between Hungary, Germany, France and Austria supported by Eurimages. This film was also awarded the Europa Cinemas Label "for its intense depiction of childhood, death and life during wartime, with many metaphors, realistic violence, but also hope for a better future".
21 co-productions supported at the 131th Board of Management meeting
25/06/2013 - At its 131st meeting held from 17 to 21 June 2013 in Marseille, the Board of Management of the Council of Europe's Eurimages Fund agreed to support 19 feature films, 1 animation film and 1 documentary for co-production. (Press release)
List of co-productions supported in 2013
Another Palme d'Or for Eurimages !
27/05/2013 - The jury of the 66th Festival of Cannes, presided over by the American director and producer Steven Spielberg, awarded the Palme d'Or to the Franco-Tunisian filmmaker Abdellatif Kechiche for La Vie d'Adèle and his two actresses, Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos. This Eurimages supported co-production between France, Belgium and Spain, based on the comic strip Blue is the Warmest Colour by Julie Maroh, conquered the hearts of the critics from the moment the screening had ended. It was also named best film in the main competition at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival by the Fipresci International Federation of Film Critics on Saturday 25 May.
The prize for Best Actress went to Bérénice Béjo for The Past by Asghar Farhadi, a co-production between France and Italy supported by Eurimages which also received the Ecumenical Jury Prize. Lastly, the Grand Prix of Critics' Week of the Cannes Film Festival was awarded on Thursday, 23 May, to the Italian directors Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza for their film Salvo, a Franco-Italian co-production supported by Eurimages. This film, which tells the story of Salvo, a killer in the Sicilian Mafia, a loner, cold, ruthless, upset by his encounter with Rita, a young blind woman, also received the France 4 "Prix Revelation".
The Eurimages Fund is delighted with this success which honours its choices. These films demonstrate the Fund's commitment to fostering cinematographic creativity and once again confirm the strength of the Eurimages label.
The full prize list can be consulted at the Cannes Film Festival website.
Interview Roberto Olla
07/05/2013 - Eurimages has launched a 360° study into the performance of the Fund's activities and, more specifically, into support requirements for cinematic co-production. Further to a call for tenders, OLSBERG – SPI, London (UK), were selected to carry out this study. Jonathan Olsberg and his team will be in Cannes during the Film Festival. In order to ensure the success of this project, the Executive Director, Mr Roberto Olla, asks that all producers who are beneficiaries of Eurimages support to kindly respond to any questions from Jonathan and his team during the Festival. Thank you in advance!
A seventh Eurimages supported film in Cannes!
29/04/2013 - As announced at the press conference held on 18 April, the Cannes Film Festival has completed its Official Selection with the inclusion of several films amongst which the Eurimages supported co-production My Sweet Pepperland (FR, DE) by Hiner Saleem in Un Certain Regard. Seven films supported by Eurimages are now part of the various Cannes selections.
6 Eurimages supported films on the Croisette
24/04/2013 - The official competition of the Cannes Film Festival unveiled last week, reveals a total of four co-productions supported by the Fund:
The Past (France, Italy) by Asghar Farhadi,
La Vie d'Adèle (France, Belgium, Spain) by Abdellatif Kechiche,
Borgman (the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark) by Alex van Warmerdam and
The Great Beauty/La Grande Bellezza (Italy, France) by Paolo Sorrentino.
The film Salvo (Italy, France, Germany) by Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza has been selected for competition in the Critics Week while The Congress (Germany, Belgium, Poland, Luxembourg, France, Israel) by Ari Folman has been selected to open the Directors Fortnight.
You will find the Eurimages team in the European Pavilion of the International Village from 15 to 24 May 2013.
16/04/2013 - The 32nd Istanbul Film Festival Jury rewarded two Eurimages supported films with 3 main awards: the Golden Tulip Best Director Award went to Asli Özge for her co-production Hayatboyu/Lifelong (TR, DE, NL), the Golden Tulip for Best Director of Photography Award was presented to Emre Erkmen for his work in the same film; the Golden Tulip Best Actor Award was given to Ercan Eksal for his performance in Yozgat Blues (TR, DE) by Mahmut Fazil Coskun.
The FACE Award presented with the co-operation of the Council of Europe and Eurimages went to Syngué Sabour/Patience Stoneby Atiq Rahimi. A Special Mention Prize in the Human Rights in Cinema Competition was presented to Epizoda u zivotu beraca zeljeza/An episode in the life of an iron picker by Danis Tanovic and Jiseul by Muel O.
Interview with Mr Jobst Plog - We have to accept that people are different
28/03/2013 - With the new online application system, a paperless era begins at Eurimages. The European Cinema Support Fund for Co-Productions will no longer accept paper applications – the new system will be available on the Eurimages web site from 3 April 2013. Eurimages will also be launching a new support programme for distribution and marketing – President Jobst Plog explains why he believes that it will not work in Europe to set only one standard. Interview with Mr Jobst Plog.


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---- — CROSSVILLE, Tenn. — Former Anderson resident Charles W. Dwiggins, 78, Crossville, died Aug. 22, 2013.
He is survived by his wife, Clydene Dwiggins; and six children, Todd Dwiggins, Scott (Teresa) Dwiggins, Tracy (Paul) Cross, Angela Nelson, Steve (Shellie) Dwiggins and Leisa Wyatt.
Celebration of Life Service 1 p.m. Saturday at the Crossville Church of Christ.
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Fresh looks.
At the bottom the REGIONAL SITES, after clicking the drop-down menu, I am not able to collapse it again. Or when I click outside, it does not go in.
Under every news heading, we have NOKIA DEVELOPER NEWS repeating. Do we have other news sources and should mention them all the time ?
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there is the same imbalance due to more articles/panels in one side.
Suggestion : The Carousel type of panes.
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The Share Icon(green arrow with +, in the top) doesn't condense on Mouse RollOut or Mouse Click-outside.
Looking forward to your discussion in this topic and improvement suggestions to our Wiki
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Shitta prepared for his Sutton United bow - weather pending
3:00pm Friday 14th February 2014 in Sport By Tim Ashton, Sports Editor
Sutton United boss Paul Doswell will give Dammy Shitta his debut this weekend if the Skrill South visit of Weston-super-Mare gets the go-ahead.
The 18-year-old holding midfielder, on loan at Gander Green Lane from Championship side Millwall, will get his chance as Doswell shifts his team to accommodate defender Simon Downer's suspension.
United have not played since the 2-2 draw at Gosport Borough on February 4, and have not played at home since Boxing Day, and Doswell is not convinced this weekend's match will go ahead.
"There is more rain expected today [Friday] and the levels are so high already, I cannot see it happening," he said.
"But, if it does, then Dammy will get his debut. He has impressed us in training, and I feel the time is right.
"With Simon suspended, Rhys [Weston] will drop back into the centre of defence and Dammy will go into midfield."
He added: "Our only fitness issue is Louis John who has picked up a thigh strain.
"He is someone else who has impressed in training, and at 21, it shows the strength we have in youth."
Meanwhile, 33-year-old Weston has extended his loan from AFC Wimbledon for another month.
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3 nights stay. You can e-mail me by repling to this add. Great for out of towners who need a place to stay when in town or locals who needs a few days or weekend getaway to relax. Beautiful Ocean Front Condo & Spa boutique style building consist of only 60 units and features beautiful breakfast/cafe bar, full sized cabana areas, pool, updated fitness room and direct access to beach from pool deck. This intimate boutique single non-smoking studio room offers: a queen size bed w/Duvet Covers comforters, a tub w/jets & shower, hair dryer, writing/dinning table for 2, mini refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, TV, cable, Am/fm radio and alarm clock, in-room safe, and in-room free wireless internet connection. (ROOM IS EXACTLY AS IT LOOKS IN PHOTOS & WINDOW IS NOT OCEAN VIEW).Keep in mind there is construction going on next door Monday - Friday from 8:30 am - 5:30 and Saturdays 10 - 4pm (except for Holidays and Sundays).This property is located at 65th and Collins Avenue, Miami Beach....RIGHT ON THE BEACH and is just minutes from trendy South Beach / Lincoln Road Mall and from world famous Bal Harbor shopping. Normandy Shores Golf Club offers 18 holes of play two miles from the hotel. The fabulous South Beach night life and the Miami Art Deco district are only moments away! You will be staying in the heart of Miami Beach, Condo/Hotel is at the intersection of world-renowned Collins Avenue and 65th Street. Condo is walking distance to shops, boutiques, beauty parlor, restaurants, Blockbuster video, pizzerias, N.Y. Bagels, publix, cvs, walgreens, laundry mat and much more..... Location is very important when on vacation and here you have access to I-195 highway to the mainland which is the best. It is less than 25 minutes from the Miami Seaquarium, Bayside and other major attractions. It is just 20 minutes from Miami Int'l Airport, 15 minutes from the Port of Miami and 30 minutes from Fort Lauderdale Airport.You get top Location, Great Price and Quality! If your looking for a nice quiet and relaxing place to stay you found it! PLS NOTE: **PHOTOS SHOWN** are exactly what you are paying for. Room photo shown is the actual room, bathroom etc... The 1st photo with the pool and ocean view is so you can see how close the beach is to the pool/cabana area (you are right on the beach) and photo no.2 is the view from the fitness room and patio area (VIEWS ARE NOT FROM THE ROOM).
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Features: Wireless Internet access is complimentary, the a business center features fax & photocopy services. Concierge service, Laundry service, Valet and Management on site. Self-parking at the hotel is available (there is a $12.00 daily fee when staying as my guest which you will arrange directly with the condominiums front desk) or public parking is available a few steps away for less a day (check time at time of parking in case hourly schedule has changed). This Condo/Hotel is fully a non-smoking environment. The Fitness Center overlooks the swimming pool and beach.The beach is quiet and private.Guests also may enjoy the Cafe Bistro for breakfast, casual lunch and refreshing drinks (features: creperie serves specialty coffees (Great lattes!), pastries, snacks and traditional crepes). Seating is available in the lobby or on the patio by the pool.
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(Not Included in Rental Price) PARKING Spa services, laundry, valet service available upon request (Check fees $$ at front desk). Limited self park is offered by condo/hotel for a fee of $12.00 per day as My Guest otherwise condo/hotel charges $20.00 per day. You can also enjoy the luxury of having the concierge co-ordinate tee times at the nearby historic Miami Beach Golf Club, or arrange for a local tour or cruise. All arrangements to be made with front desk. At this location you have near you all you need to make this a wonderful vacation (Local Park by the beach, Lincoln Road Mall, Art Galleries, Boat Rentals, Bicycle Rentals, Boating & Sailing, Diving, Fishing, Jet Skies, Movie Theatres, Museums, Performing Arts and the famous South Beach Night Clubs).Whatever your desire is on your vacation/getaway this is the perfect spot to do it. You can relax, take early walks on the beach, go jogging, swimming, sunbathing, do variety of watersports, go to the theater, romantic dinning or dancing the night away, you have it all to choose.
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Mimimum 3 nights. Rates vary by season. There is a $26.00 one time fee charged at check out for room cleaning by the front desk no exceptions. Not included in rental fee quoted.
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Act now for Reservations, don't wait till the last minute b/c this unit doesn'ti last long (popular rental all year round). Request rate in advance for best chance of availability.
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Full payment must be received prior to arrival (unless otherwise agreed at time of reservation). Once payment has been made you will receive a confirmation number, unit no. and any additional information needed. Key will be provided at front desk (24 hr service) at time of check in with your confirmation no. You check in is handled like a hotel.
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If cancellation of a guaranteed reservation is not received by the required dates, I will charge in full two night minimum room rate and for Special Events/Holidays will charge a full three nights room rate.
Cancellations made within 3 days or on the day before or day of arrival are not entitled to a refund.