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ya, ya let's go large pappa!!
Up 24% today. Wait till they do analyst roadshow on HEP B. It will fly. JMO
where is our beav? let me guess GERN-ville.
Yes, they were active on getting out the vote. I am pretty certain it will go thru (the merger, etc.). Best to all tomorrow and rest of week.
Meeting on Assembly tomorrow
Thanks freddy. I stick with stocks for now. VTUS seems to have a critter revival triggered. BEAV may be lurking and doing things under the surface. LOL
No, I haven't seen it. Stock is in slow decline though.
Freddy, wonder if Beav would be jealous? Do you live on an island in Maine near Patch? Casco Bay Island is for sale. Do you know anything about it?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Did you read the legal on dosage form and why it was upheld in court?
Good, Freddy.
Yes Frederick, you are a believer, are you reloaded or fully loaded on PTX?
I don't think it is the same or will have same effect. Drysdale will raise the price higher based on my DD treximet is the cheapest brands. Have you seen how expensive Relpax is? Multiple times $30. Treximet is useful with less frequent dosing. Treximet is useful in patients not responsive to other treatments.
good, PTX new level, easy to see it from ascending pattern this am.
Freddy, would you be in or buying GERN for 2.92, or is it not your style.
Anybody know where after learning how strong PTX is?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Is BEAV in GERN? Is it a BUY for 2.92? BTW-PTX nice ascending triangle on the daily chart. Are you holding your PTX currently, Patch or did you sell to buy GRPO?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I guess I am banished from the VTUS pond. Stanks.
Well, some say stocks have memory. I did not follow this stock when it was $60. I want to see Drysdale take this into the teens. I am bellied up to the table, let it roll.
Frederick, I am blocked from VTUS board. Imagine 6-7 messages I wrote about wabbits. It was not to be.


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Ensoniq ESQ-1
Similar to the Mirage synth/sampler, the ESQ-1 was Ensoniq's highly affordable and impressive digital synthesizer, released in 1986. Although the waveforms are digital in nature, the filters are all analog as on the Mirage. In fact, for a digital synth the ESQ-1 has many good old analog-synth features such as a ring modulator, sequencer, and oscillator-sync. The envelopes and LFOs are can be freely routed to each DCO, VCA and or VCF. There are 40 preset sounds which are the usual not-so-great sounds. Luckily the VFD display screen is large enough to make editing the sounds somewhat pleasant.
What really sets the ESQ-1 apart from other similar synths is the voice architecture. Choose from analog, digital, or samples or any combo since there are three independent oscillators per voice! Once you start editing on the ESQ-1 you will come up with interesting and unique results. Using dynamic voice allocation it can seemlesly switch from 8-voices of analog to 8-voices of digital or sampled voices! This gives you a wide array of different sonic elements at your fingertips!
Then there's its built-in sequencer. It can store up to 24,000 notes in 30 sequences and 10 songs via battery back-up. Anyone in search of an alternative synthesizer should consider the ESQ-1. More analog than a DX-7 or D-50 and also much cheaper, the ESQ-1 is a tasty option that is worth a try.
The ESQ-M (pictured above) is a rack-mount version released in 1987 which is identical to the ESQ-1 except that it excludes the on-board sequencer option. The ESQ-synths have been used by Anything Box, Skinny Puppy, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Steve Roach.
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take a look at www.buchty.net for the display.
I had an ESQ1 for years shortly after it came out. Was a GREAT synth/work station for the time; very easy to program and you had this 8-track built in sequencer which was a doddle to use and great for jotting down ideas. I also had a Yamaha DX9 prior to this (around 1984) which was the 4 Operator (instead of 6 on the DX7) and cutdown algorithms version of the DX7 and I would say the ESQ1 blows the DX's out of the water. What you won't get with the ESQ1 are the percussive/woody marimba type sounds that the DX's do really well. Otherwise, it's a no-brainer, IMHO.
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Factory Patches - A zipped WAV file, which when unzipped can simply be played back to the ESQ-1 via the "Tape In" in order to restore all the factory patches.
Manual - Download the original owner's manual from SoundProgramming.net.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 8 voices (dynamic voice allocation)
- Oscillators - 3 digital oscillators per voice, 32 waveforms
- LFO - 3 LFOs per voice; triangle, saw, square, random
- Filter - 4-pole analog resonant filter with 6-stage envelope
- VCA - 4 VCA + 4 Envelopes with 7 parameters per voice
- Sequencer - 8-Track (30 patterns, 10 songs w/ up to 99 patterns each)
- Effects - None
- Keyboard - 61 note (velocity)
- Memory - 40 patches
- Control - MIDI (8-parts)
- Date Produced - 1986 - 1988
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U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. David Goode, son of Freddie and Janis Goode of Ludowici, recently was assigned to the Pentagon for the second time.
Savannah Technical College has expanded its "troops to trucks" program.
More than 5,000 3rd Infantry Division soldiers celebrated the Army's 239th birthday Friday with a division run and ceremonial cake-cutting near Marne Garden on Fort Stewart.
Active-duty military, veterans, elected officials and Department of Veterans Affairs personnel gathered Friday morning outside the new Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center Hinesville Outpatient Clinic at the intersection of Oglethorpe Highway and Memorial Drive for an official ribbon-cutting ceremony.
WASHINGTON -- Citing the "huge investments and sacrifices" Americans have made in Iraq, President Barack Obama said today that he has asked his national security team to prepare a range of options to help Iraqi security forces stop rapidly advancing Sunni insurgents who have overrun much of the country's north, control most of Anbar province and are now threatening the capital, Baghdad.
WASHINGTON -- Calling the situation in Iraq "clearly an emergency situation," President Barack Obama Thursday said the Iraqi government will need more help from the United States and the international community to keep jihadists from getting a permanent foothold in the region.
Beginning Tuesday, June 17, all non-Department of Defense card holders and those without a valid pass requesting access to Fort Stewart will be required to apply for a pass at the Visitor Control Center at Gate 1. The VCC will issue passes for no more than three days at a time. There currently are no
The 468 eastern redbud trees at Fort Stewart's Warriors Walk are dying. According to Fort Stewart public affairs spokesman Kevin Larson, the trees intended to be living memorials begin dying shortly after they're planted.
The Marne Division's 25th command sergeant major retired Friday morning in a ceremony on Fort Stewart's Cottrell Field. Command Sgt. Maj. Edd Watson's retirement ceremony was attended by a dozen members of his family, including his wife Sharon and their three daughters.
TIFTON – The Georgia Museum of Agriculture is offering free admission to all military personnel and their families through Labor Day.
An article recently posted on WalletHub.com by John S. Kiernan ranked Georgia at 29th on a list that the writer said represents the best and worst states for military retirees.
Col. Kevin Gregory, U.S. Army garrison commander for Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, delivered the State of the Garrison address Thursday during Liberty County Chamber of Commerce's Progress Through People luncheon at the Liberty County Board of Education Transportation Complex.
As controversy swirls around the troubled Veterans Administration and its ability to provide medical care to the nation's veterans, one local veteran says the agency has long had issues serving its constituents.
He has a new job title, but it's not the first time Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher Gilpin has called Fort Stewart home. In fact, when he took over as the 3rd Infantry Division's command sergeant major in early April, Gilpin began his fifth tour at Fort Stewart.
SAVANNAH - With the public's help, Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department Downtown Precinct detectives on Wednesday identified and arrested a suspect in the Battlefield Park vandalization incident that occured March 2.
A lifelong Midway resident and retired chief warrant officer 3, George Ginter, began his military career with the Georgia Army National Guard, but he soon was called to active duty to fight in the Korean War.
It took 57 years for Pfc. Charles Johnson to be recognized for his heroism on Outpost Harry during the Korean War. He was posthumously awarded the Silver Star in 2010 for his actions on June 12, 1953. On Tuesday, Johnson was again honored during a special ceremony on Fort Stewart that was attended by his sister and two survivors of Outpost Harry.
Hinesville Military Affairs Committee members would like to see a much-larger sign marking the entrance to Bryant Commons.
Lamar Smith Signature Homes, which builds new homes in Coastal Georgia, recently announced that 1st Lt. Hank Brady of the 3rd Combined Arms Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division has been selected to receive an Operation Hero House.
A dozen Fort Stewart soldiers were recognized Thursday afternoon at the Sfc. Paul R. Smith Education Center for having completed a six-month apprenticeship program with Georgia Power.
In June 2014, the U.S. Army released the Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Assessment (SPEA) in response to additional cuts the Army is projecting. In June 2013, the Army announced it was cutting the active component by 70,000.
WARNER ROBINS - State officials broke ground Tuesday on a $10-million center for military veterans transitioning to civilian careers.
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George F. Shepley of Portland had achieved renown as a lawyer and as U.S. Attorney for Maine when, at age 42 he formed the 12th Maine Infantry and went off to war. Shepley became military governor of Louisiana early in 1862 and remained in the military for the duration of the war.
The Sanitary Commission: Meeting Needs of Soldiers, Families
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Uganda's Hip Hop sensation, Navio and Fefe Dobson's version of 'Stuttering' is eventually out. A clip with Navio was added to the original video with Navio singing..Yeah you know you got two types of fellows in this world, your boys and your men! What are you standing for! Men Up.. Navio, Fefe tell them..!
Before this, Navio teamed up with R. Kelly and other eight African countries to produce the 'Hands across the world' track. His latest track 'Move Forward' is doing very well on Africa's most watched channel, MTV Base. It moved up to number three.
In the 2010 PAM Awards, his 'Raw' video the most expensive video in the history of Uganda videos was the Video of the year beating Mega Dee's 'In De Dance', Toniks 'Nzewuwo' and Grace Nakimera's Onyambanga Mukama.
The sky is the limit for singer Navio who is also behind tracks like 'Ngalo', 'Nawulira' but you can play the stuttering video below to get the feel of Uganda's Hip Hop Star.
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Foxcatcher will Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday, September 8 at 6:00PM. Mark is also expected to attend the festival.
When we first meet Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum), he's already on the far side of his career peak. Since winning the gold at the 1984 Olympics, his life has been reduced to a lonesome routine of training, enlivened only by the occasional speaking engagement. When Mark is invited by John du Pont (Steve Carrell) to join the US team preparing for the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, he asks his brother to take part, but the smarter, more seasoned Dave (Mark Ruffalo, also appearing at the Festival in Infinitely Polar Bear) refuses to uproot his family for the sake of glories already achieved.
Mark moves to du Pont's sprawling estate and becomes enveloped in a cocoon of wealth and eccentricity. Gun-loving, self-aggrandizing, and fiercely patriotic, du Pont spoils Mark with gifts and praise, even while pushing his limits with relentless training. Dave is eventually coaxed into joining Mark on "Team Foxcatcher," but there is something disquieting about du Pont's generosity. As they near a triumph at the Seoul Olympics, Mark's pent-up rage threatens to collide with du Pont's fevered paranoia, and the combination is disastrous.
A 3-D film by Jean-Luc Godard, a hotly anticipated wrestling thriller by Bennett Miller and new works by the seasoned directors David Cronenberg and Mike Leigh are among the 30 films that will make up the main slate of this year's New York Film Festival, the Film Society of Lincoln Center announced Wednesday.
Along with Mr. Godard's "Goodbye to Language," his 39th feature film, and Mr. Miller's "Foxcatcher," about a schizophrenic coach, the 52nd annual festival will show Mr. Cronenberg's "Maps to the Stars," starring Julianne Moore, and Mr. Leigh's "Mr. Turner," about the English artist J.M.W. Turner. All four works won awards at the Cannes Film Festival this year.
Additional titles include "The Wonders," an Italian film about a family of beekeepers that won the director, Alice Rohrwacher, the Grand Prix at Cannes, and "Whiplash," by Damien Chazelle, which looks at the struggles of a young musician and collected the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival. The festival will also show the United States premiere of "Time Out of Mind" by Oren Moverman, who directed "The Messenger" and wrote "Jesus Son" and "I'm Not There."
As previously announced, the festival will open with the world premiere of David Fincher's "Gone Girl," based on the best-selling book by Gillian Flynn, and close with "Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance," starring Michael Keaton.
Its centerpiece film, "Inherent Vice" – described by Kent Jones, director of the New York Film Festival as "a phantasmagorical journey through the past" – was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and is based on the novel by Thomas Pynchon.
The festival runs Sept. 26 to Oct. 12. A full list of the main slate films is here.
Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Stanley Tucci are all in talks to star in Tom McCarthy's "Spotlight," which follows the Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston Globe journalists who exposed the Catholic Church's decades-long cover-up of child molestation in Massachusetts, multiple individuals familiar with the prestige project have told TheWrap.
Ruffalo is nearing a deal to play Michael Rezendes, while Rachel McAdams is being eyed for the female lead of Sacha Pfeiffer. McAdams has an official offer, though she has not started formal negotiations yet.
Liev Schreiber and Aaron Eckhart are also circling key roles in the ensemble drama, which McCarthy co-wrote with Josh Singer ("The West Wing").
Participant Media is financing the project, which is being produced by Anonymous Content and Rocklin/Faust. Open Road has come on to handle domestic distribution.
Also read: Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams Hated Each Other on the Set of 'The Notebook'
Steve Golin and Michael Sugar of Anonymous Content are producing with Nicole Rocklin and Blye Faust. David Mizner, who brought the project to Rocklin/Faust, will consult and serve as an associate producer. Participant Media's Jonathan King and Jeff Skoll will executive produce with Open Road's Tom Ortenberg and Peter Lawson.
Producers have secured life rights of the Globe reporters responsible, including Spotlight Team members Rezendes, Pfeiffer and Matt Carroll, Spotlight Team editor Walter "Robby" Robinson (Keaton), special projects editor Ben Bradlee Jr. and Globe editor Marty Baron (Schreiber).
When Baron saw an article in the Globe just after starting as editor about a Boston priest who had molested children, he realized a bigger story could lie behind it. He spurred a team of reporters to spend a year interviewing hundreds of victims and poring over thousands of documents.
The Globe team eventually discovered that Cardinal Bernard Law had hidden years of serial abuse by moving guilty priests from one parish to another, where they often abused again.
The team's articles won them the Pulitzer Prize in 2003 for meritorious public service and set off a wave of revelations around the world.
The project was announced in April 2010 and described as being in the vein of the classic journalism movie "All the President's Men."
Bradlee Jr. is the son of legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who stood behind Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein when their Watergate reporting was assailed by President Richard Nixon and his White House staff.
Ruffalo and Tucci earned Oscar nominations for their supporting performances in "The Kids Are All Right" and "The Lovely Bones," respectively.
Ruffalo and Keaton could find themselves in contention for Oscars again this year between "Foxcatcher" and "Birdman." The duo are both having strong years.
Ruffalo starred in HBO's "The Normal Heart," John Carney's "Begin Again" and the Sundance movie "Infinitely Polar Bear," and he also reprised his role as the Hulk in Marvel's "The Avengers: Age of Ultron," which hits theaters next year. He's represented by UTA and Brillstein Entertainment Partners.
Keaton co-starred in "RoboCop" and "Need for Speed," while "Birdman" is scheduled to open the Venice Film Festival and close the New York Film Festival. He's repped by ICM Partners and Anonymous Content.
Tucci has also kept busy, co-starred in "Transformers: Age of Extinction" and the "Hunger Games" sequels, in which he plays Caesar Flickerman. He's repped by CAA and Anonymous Content.
McAdams can currently be seen opposite Phillip Seymour Hoffman in "A Most Wanted Man," and next year, she'll share the screen with Bradley Cooper in Cameron Crowe's Hawaii-set romantic comedy. She's represented by WME and Magnolia Entertainment.
Actor, producer, director and screenwriter Mark Ruffalo will be at Joliet's Chicagoland Speedway on Saturday, serving as grand marshall of the EnjoyIllinois.com 300.
Ruffalo, whose credits include "The Avengers," "You Can Count on Me," "The Kids Are All Right," "Zodiac," "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and HBO's Emmy-nominated "The Normal Heart," will appear at the pre-race ceremonies with City of Peace recording artist and actor Blake Rayne, who will perform the national anthem prior to the green flag on Saturday, July 19.
Ruffalo is also a co-founder of The Solutions Project, an organization dedicated to using the powerful combination of science, business and culture to accelerate the transition to 100 percent clean, renewable energy. The Solutions Project is also partnering with ARCA driver Leilani Münter, who will be running the PrairieGold Solar Toyota in Saturday's race, as well as travelling from Charlotte to Chicago in an electric, oil-free car, according to a press release from Chicagoland Speedway.
Prior to his national anthem performance, Blake Rayne will join Darcey & Mo and The Morph Kings, the comprised band from of the upcoming motion picture The Identical, to perform a concert on the main stage of Chicagoland Speedway's Champions Park as part of the ARCA Racing Summer Concert Series on the main stage of Chicagoland Speedway's Champions Park as part of the ARCA Racing Summer Concert Series at 4 p.m. July 19.
Advance tickets for the EnjoyIllinois.com 300 start at just $30 for adults and $5 for kids, while Fan Zone Pit Passes are only $25, which for the first-time ever provides entry into the active Nationwide Series garage. A race ticket also includes access to the Ansell ActivArmr 150 ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards, running on the same day.
It's official. The world will get its first look at "Foxcatcher" at the Cannes Film Festival. The lineup is being announced today and the movie shot in Western Pennsylvania is on the list.
"Foxcatcher" stars Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo, Sienna Miller, Vanessa Redgrave and Anthony Michael Hall. Miller directs a screenplay by Dan Futterman and E. Max Frye about a real-life chemical fortune heir who went to prison for killing an Olympic gold medalist and wrestler.
In January 1996, John du Pont shot and killed David Schultz, a 1984 gold medal winner who came to live and train at the state-of-the-art Foxcatcher National Training Center that du Pont had built on his 800-acre property in Newtown Square, Pa. Wilpen Hall in Sewickely Heights was the stand-in for Foxcatcher Farms during 2012 filming.
Acclaimed actor and director Mark Ruffalo will share his reflections on for stage and film to students and faculty as The New School for Drama's 2014 Artist-in-Residence. As Artist-in-Residence, Ruffalo will join a master class for The New School for Drama's community of graduate students of acting. He will also speak with undergraduate and graduate acting, directing and playwriting students and faculty in an open forum on Tuesday, March 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Arnhold Hall, 55 W. 13th Street, 5th floor, moderated by Pippin Parker, director of The New School for Drama.
"Mark Ruffalo is not only recognized as one of the finest stage and film actors of his generation," said Parker, "but also a leading advocate for environmental issues. With a career that stretches from New York's experimental downtown theater scene to Hollywood blockbusters, Mark will give our students unique perspective on the role of citizen artist, which is in the best tradition of The New School."
Over more than 20 years, Mark Ruffalo has acted in films including Kenneth Lonergan's You Can Count on Me (Lonergan has also taught at The New School for Drama), Lisa Cholodenko's The Kids Are Alright (for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor), Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, David Fincher's Zodiac, and The Avengersseries. He is director of the film Sympathy for Delicious. Ruffalo had his start in New York theater as the cofounder of the Orpheus Theater Company. He is also well known for his environmental and political activism supporting renewable energy and clean water.
The New School for Drama's Artist-in-Residence series is a centerpiece of the program's hands-on, project-based educational method, which gives both BFA and MFA students direct access to New York's global theater scene. Past Artists-in-Residence have included including Sir David Hare (2012-2013), Kathleen Chalfant (2011-2012), Joe Mantello (2010-2011), and Jon Robin Baitz (2009-2010).
The New School for Drama's programs offer intensive training in all aspects of the craft of acting, playwriting, and directing, and includes some of the finest theater professionals in the United States. The New School has been a leader in the dramatic arts since 1940, when it gave a home to Erwin Piscator's Dramatic Workshop, which produced actors including Marlon Brando, Tony Curits, Elaine Strich, and others. The graduate drama school, established 1994, has become a vibrant center of theater innovation.
The New School, based in the heart of New York City's Greenwich Village, is a legendary, progressive university inspiring undergraduates, graduate students and others to catalyze change in an inconstant world. Founded in 1919 as a hub of intellectual freedom by a group that included Charles Beard, James Harvey Robinson, John Dewey, and Thorstein Veblen, The New School today is a major degree-granting university comprised of distinct academic divisions. The university's 10,500 students are enrolled in 88 degree programs in the humanities and social sciences, design, administration and management, and the performing arts. In addition, the university's campus welcomes 3,544 adult learners in more than 650 continuing education courses every year. The New School holds hundreds of public programs that exemplify its commitment to democratic practice and social justice. For more information, visit www.newschool.edu.
Oscar-nominated actor/director Mark Ruffalo ("The Avengers," "Now You See Me") will join Cape Cod-based scientist and entrepreneur Scott Smith (from OPFLEX®Technology) Feb. 24 at Cape Cod Community College to outline a new research collaboration with the college's Environmental Technology program.
The collaboration will focus on demonstrating the use of emerging technology to fingerprint, monitor and help reduce pollution of Cape Cod waters, according to a press release. The public talk is free at Tilden Art Center's Main Theater.
Ruffalo and Smith are due to talk, starting at 7 p.m., about their commitment to creating a curriculum at the college that supports baseline water testing that can keep the region up to date on water contaminants that accumulate over time. Both will be part of a question-and-answer session at the end of the program.
Keeping the country's water contaminant-free is a key issue for Ruffalo. In 2013, he established a nonprofit foundation, Water Defense (www.waterdefense.org), to support that commitment. Smith has joined the foundation as its chief scientist. This new Cape-based effort is designed to provide CCCC students with opportunities to use state-of-the-art technologies as part of their science studies, according to the release.
College president John Cox praised the new initiative's impact on student learning in the release. "This collaboration enables our students to gain exposure to new material applications while participating in the testing of a new methodology. It opens the doors for internship opportunities and allows the College to share information through community-wide education."
In 2012, Smith gave an initial presentation at the college that included an overview of OPFLEX Eelgrass and how it replicates natural eelgrass to support a healthy coastal ecosystem. Early testing indicates that OPFLEX Technology's design can collect important data.
Shooting on the follow-up to last year's sleeper hit Now You See Me will take place in the U.S., Europe, and Asia "to capitalize on the property's international appeal, with most of the original cast returning, and some exciting new additions," Now You See MeLionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer told analysts this morning in a call to discuss the company's fiscal Q3 earnings. He added later that execs "absolutely see it as a franchise. We're going to add some cast to it. We see it as an ongoing situation." Execs pushed the theme of Lionsgate as an incubator for franchises.
The specialty labels takes North American, German, U.K., Scandinavian, Eastern European and Russian rights to the Maya Forbes-helmed drama, which also stars Zoe Saldana.
Sony Pictures Classics has closed a deal to acquire North American, German, U.K., Scandinavian, Eastern European and Russian rights to the Maya Forbes-helmed drama Infinitely Polar Bear.
One of the hottest Sundance titles going into the festival, the film premiered at Eccles Theatre on Jan. 18. Infinitely Polar Bear, which is seen as having awards-season potential, also was pursued by Roadside Attractions.
The dysfunctional family film stars Mark Ruffalo as a bipolar father put in charge of taking care of his two young, precocious daughters after their mother (Zoe Saldana) leaves to pursue her MBA in New York. Imogene Wolodarsky and Ashley Aufderheide co-star.
Inspired by writer-director Forbes' own childhood, the film marks her directorial debut while she began her career on HBO's The Larry Sanders Show and has since written for numerous TV shows and big-budget films including Monsters vs Aliens.
"I am thrilled," Forbes said. "Sony Pictures Classics consistently releases the movies I want to see. The film connected deeply with audiences at Sundance and I think (SPC's) Michael (Barker), Tom (Bernard) and Dylan (Leiner) have a terrific plan to expand on that experience. Infinitely Polar Bear could not have found a better home."
Added SPC in a statement: "We are excited and pleased to be bringing Maya Forbes' accomplished, deeply moving and joyous autobiographical story to the public."
Wally Wolodarsky, Benji Kohn, Bingo Gubelmann, Sam Bisbee and Galt Niederhoffer produced the film. J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Austin Stark, Ruth Mutch, Jackie Kelman Bisbee exec produced.
ICM Partners and attorney Chris Tricarico of Tricarico Chavez repped the filmmakers. Forbes, Wolodarsky and Ruffalo also are repped by Brillstein Entertainment Partners.
The Solution Entertainment Group is handling all remaining international territories for the film.
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Rooney, who is best known for her role in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will return to Dubai after appearing at last year's event. She'll be joined by Little Miss Sunshine herself, former child actress Abigail Breslin.
British actress Naomie Harris, whose films include Bond flick Skyfall 28 Days Later will also walk the red carpet. She's just appeared in Nelson Mandela biopic Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Hunky actor Mark Ruffalo, whose films inlcude The Avengers and 13 Going on 30 is also coming.
DIFF will present its Lifetime Achievement Award to multi Emmy and Golden Globe winner Martin Sheen, while Australian actress Cate Blanchett will head the IWC Filmmaker Award jury for the second year running.
Omar by Academy Award-nominated Palestinian director Hany Abu Assad will raise the curtain on the festival, while the star-packed American Hustle has been picked for the closing night gala. DIFF will be the first festival to screen the film, which stars Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Louis CK and Robert De Niro.
The place to star spot will be the Madinat Jumeirah Arena, which will hold two red carpet events daily, while movies are also being shown at VOX Mall of the Emirates.
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City pension funds are investing $500 million in redevelopment throughout Sandy-damaged areas of New York City, comptroller John Liu announced this week. It's estimated that the investment will help create a $1.5 billion capital infusion to add about 3,000 units of housing and 150,000 to 200,000 square feet of commercial space to the City. While specific locations have not yet been determined, an estimated 25 percent to 30 percent of the funds will go to Brooklyn projects, said press officer Matthew Sweeney. Part of the money will be used to renovate housing damaged or destroyed by the hurricane in the outer boroughs; other capital will be invested in multifamily housing, mostly rentals, to increase units available to displaced residents. A loan program will help property owners who lack adequate insurance. About $180 million will go toward creating affordable and market rate housing in coastal areas that flooded, with an emphasis on green and flood-prevention design. The money will also help retailers affected by the storm. Related Companies and The Hudson Companies Inc. will help carry out the rebuilding efforts. "Hudson, in partnership with CityView and ABS Partners Real Estate, is excited about the allocation from the New York City pension systems to help rebuild neighborhoods impacted by Hurricane Sandy," said Hudson principal David Kramer. "We'll be looking to develop or redevelop both residential and commercial properties throughout Brooklyn in such neighborhoods as Red Hook, Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay and Gowanus to name a few."
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Are you freaking kidding me? Build NEW housing in flood-prone areas, when the Governor is paying people in those areas NOT to rebuild? Now which politician's hands are being greased by greedy developers? Having more green space and LESS HOUSING is how to protect flood-prone neighborhoods. Has the city not even read it's own state's recommendations on waterfront development? Or FEMA's? And why the F are we spending tax payer money on this? Lord knows those developers make money hand over fist. If they don't have the money to build so-called "flood proof" housing, don't build in a floodzone!
It is kind of odd isn't it? I would think some of that money should go to re-building and reinforcing infrastructure that will help mitigate storm surge fallout in those areas- such as upgrades to the stormwater run off systems and electrical systems. Also- fixing some of the waterfront barriers that are decayed or non-existant
"come hell or high water" our government will hand out money to any developer for the most stupid projects.
The rest of this country should be pissed as hell that public funds are going towards creating new housing in any area flooded by Sandy.
Repairs to existing housing are a temporary stop gap, the sea is raising and our city government still doesn't get it.
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As Black Friday bleeds into Thanksgiving Day, the frenzy surrounding one of the busiest shopping days of the year has grown and, in some instances, led to violence or even deaths. Here is a look at some recent incidents that have marred one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
Tragedy in New York
In 2008, a Wal-Mart employee was killed when hundreds of shoppers stampeded through the doors as the store, located about 20 miles east of Manhattan, opened at 5 a.m. According to the New York Times, other workers were trampled when they tried to help the man, and at least four other people — including a woman who was eight months pregnant — were injured. Police estimates put the crowd gathered outside the store in the pre-dawn hours at about 2,000.
Fight over toys turns deadly
An argument between two women at a Toys R Us store in Palm Desert, Calif., ended with two others dead on Black Friday in 2008. The argument, for which no reason was given, intensified into a fistfight between two men who were accompanying the women, according to the Palm Springs Desert Sun. They then pulled out handguns and began shooting at each other as panicked shoppers fled the store. Both men ended up shot to death.
'Shopping rage'
In 2011, the scene at a Los Angeles Wal-Mart turned chaotic when a 33-year-old woman allegedly released pepper spray into a crowd of shoppers as a selection of electronics was unveiled. The Los Angeles Times reported that a police lieutenant described the incident as "customer-versus-customer shopping rage," recounting a scene where people were screaming as they were shoved into display boxes. The woman eluded police, and store surveillance video failed to provide a clear description of her amid the mayhem.
Line jumper
A 21-year-old woman in Madison, Wis., was arrested in 2010 after cutting in line in front of several hundred shoppers at a Toys R Us store. She was charged with disorderly conduct after she allegedly threatened other shoppers who confronted her, saying she would pull out a gun and shoot them. "Everybody was cutting in line," Lanessa Lattimore told CNN. "I just wanted to get my daughter the toy she wanted for Christmas."
Gift certificates gone wrong
Instead of holding a drawing to give away gift certificates or handing them out on Black Friday in 2006, officials at a shopping center in Torrance, Calif., thought it would be fun to drop them from the ceiling. Big mistake. A free-for-all erupted as an estimated 2,000 shoppers scrambled to grab one of the 500 gift certificates. Among the 10 people injured in the melee was an elderly woman who was transported to a nearby hospital. The mall's marketing director, Sam Carpenter, told the Associated Press that management was "completely overwhelmed" by the turnout for the promotion.
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The scene at a Target store in Buffalo turned chaotic in 2010 when anxious shoppers rushed through the entrance as the doors opened at 4 a.m. on Black Friday.
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AKC Concord Skull OTF Automatic Knife - Black Plain
- Overall Length: 8.00"
- Blade Length: 3.25"
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- Blade Thickness: 0.09"
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This Concord knife has a black finished, flat, spear point blade. The aluminum handle is black finished with a skull and cross bones graphic insert.
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illucia [Processing, MaxMSP]
illucia is a OSC based codebending instrument by Chris Novello aka paperkettle. It is a USB device with physical jacks that correspond to software patch points, which can be connected and disconnected using patch cables. It is also a console for routing information between computer programs, and strives to create relationships across systems that don't usually interact. Chris has already designed a number of applications that interact with the console, some using Processing, others using MaxMSP. Whilst the applications themselves are quite simple they are nevertheless means to raise questions how controlling a particular application via a specific interface can change the experience of it.
For now, there are four applications Chris intends to release as downloadables. Even though they still require the Illucia console to experience fully, they are OSC based to they can be controlled via any OSC interface including a number of iPhone/iPad/Android applications already available.
The four existing applications for illucia are (see video):
·PCO (Paddle Controlled Oscillator): a classic ball and paddle game. When pushed, it morphs into a function generator and spills abstract art.
·Soviet Life Sequencer: falling Tetromino pieces generate step sequencer patterns, all remixable by Conway's Game of Life.
·War Machine: a crosshair blasts colorful explosions into a dense nest of shoots that approach from above
·Pile of Secrets: a codebendable text editor
More videos and deeper documentation is on the way… In the meantime you can follow on Twitter or FB for more information.
(Thanks Chris)
- synthPond [iPhone, MaxMSP] Originally developed for Mac synthPond is a spatial sequencer and generative audio toy for the iPhone inspired by the work of Toshio Iwai. Unlike a normal sequencer where you place notes on a grid and a moving playhead plays them, in synthPond you place nodes in a field ie the pond. As the system is spatial, it's easily graspable and very intuitive, but also very deep. While it's easy for someone with no music knowledge to create a complex melody, synthpond is also suited for advanced musicians who are interested in generative musical composition. Created by Zach Gage, a digital mixed media and installation artist currently residing in New York City, synthPond is gorgeous. Whether you are on a bus, waiting for the train or just at home, plugging in your headphones and having a play is pure joy. Your creations can be saved and later edited. There are two major types of nodes; circular nodes release waves at certain intervals and hard-edged nodes that release waves when waves hit them. Moving these nodes about allows you to create complex and relaxing melodies. Additionally, because all the nodes are spatially organized, the audio generated can also be placed in a 3D space, occurring around the listener coming from the relative positions of each node. From wonderful menus to the actual ripple animations of sound hitting the nodes, synthPond provides a truly enjoyable environment to create melodies and perfect for the multitouch platform such as the iPhone. You can see more of Zach's wonderful work at his website here. The latest version 2.5 brings OSC Support, allowing you to connect the app to a number of different application that support OCS such as MaxMSP, Processing, Reaktor and many more. To get you going, you can download the example MAX/MSP patch here. In addition, a 'lite' version of the app is available if you would like to have a play (OSC Support not included). You can download it here. We've added a few movies below showing a demo of synthPond's capability as well as the most recent OSC integration with MAX/MSP. Make sure you also check out a number of composition examples from the synthPond's community. Enjoy. Platform: iPhone Version: 2.5 Cost: $1.99 Developer: Zach […]
- PhotoBiennale – Sites [Processing, MaxMSP] Created by created by Beetroot, PhotoBiennale- Sites is a retrospective presentation of the Photobiennale Topos festival displaying 2330 works-sites by 266 photographers from 36 countries. Toogether with developing the visual identity for the festival, the team also installed an interactive table, inviting visitors to browse the works by using a physical bright green wooden frame element and positioning it over one of the 63 photographer names. When the visitor points at a specific presentation with the frame, a webcam installed at the top of the table, is watching the position of the frame and a Processing-Max/MSP/Jitter based software begins the slideshow of the presentation selected, projected in front of the table. This gesture responsive system is an interpretation of that massive amount of works, that groups them on an intelligent grid system, makes the visual contact with each work more feasible and attractive to any visitor. Installation was installed at the Photography Museum of Thessaloniki. For more work, see beetroot.gr + their […]
- c74 [MaxMSP, iPhone] c74 is an iPhone app that let's you connect your device with Cycling '74's Max/MSP 5 and create custom layouts which can be operated directly from your iPhone. In order to connect to Max you will need to download the free external app at nr74.org/c74/ Especially interesting is that custom interfaces are built straight from within Max, with presets stored etc and sent directly to the iPhone. You can also receive accelerometer data, GPS, compass, shake gesture and proximity data. Communication between the app does not rely on OpenSoundControl but instead uses a straight forward communication socket, which offers a reliable connection. See video for more info. First app of this kind - portable interface! (note, the app does not seem to be available in the AppStore right now so the link below may not yet work) Platform: iPhone Version: 1.0 Cost: $3.99 Developer: 2010, nr74 UPDATE 12.02.2010: We got 5 promocodes to giveaway...to win one, leave a comment below and we'll pick 5 lucky winners by random later […]
- Dazzled [Cinder, MaxMSP] Created by David Dalmazzo, Dazzled Project is an attempt to compose a generative particle environment that could at the same time create structures and sounds. The application uses both MaxMSP and Cinder via OSC bridge allowing sounds generated from max be fed directly into Cinder app which generates the visuals. I would like to program patterns and physics simulations with the aim to compose music structures that has a direct representation on a formal shape. One of the influences for this project was some examples that Robert Hodgin like Solar Rework. But in this case the idea is not to have a sound reactive visuals, but visuals that create a generative sound and music compositions. David writes that the videos below are just the first part of the project. He is also planning to add rhythmic patterns based on constant rebounds or elastic connections between particles. Dazzled Project was supported by Generalitat de Catalunya. Project Page David Dalmazzo is a musician and digital visual artist oriented to interactive audiovisual composition. Focus on live performance and dedicated to the investigation on informatics tools that contribute narrative and composite elements to the scenic arts. See also INSCT [vvvv] by @timpernagel and audionerve.de […]
- Firewall – Stretched sheet of spandex as a visual instrument Firewall is an interactive installation created by Aaron Sherwood and Mike Allison. A stretched sheet of spandex acts as a membrane interface sensitive to depth that people can push into and manipulate expressive visuals. The piece was made using Processing, Max/MSP, Arduino and a Kinect. Like the Cloud Pink by Everyware, the Kinect measures the average depth of the spandex from the frame it is mounted on. If the spandex is not being pressed into nothing happens. When someone presses into it the visuals react around where the person presses, and the music is triggered. An algorithm created with Max allows the music to speed up and slow down and get louder and softer, based on the depth. This provides a very expressive musical playing experience, even for people who have never played music before. A switch is built into the frame which toggles between two modes. The second mode is a little more aggressive than the first. See project page for more | Aaron Sherwood | Mike Allison See also […]
- iOSC [iPhone] iOSC is a remote control application that uses the OSC (Open Sound Control) protocol. Using the OSC protocol over your device's built-in Wi-Fi connection, iOSC communicates with other compatible hardware and software nodes on your network. You can also remote control the middleware such as Max MSP, Processing, ActionScript (FLOSC) and many other devices that support the OSC protocol from your iPhone. Similar to TouchOSC and few other applications available in the AppStore, iOSC allows you to create a custom interface/controller for your desktop applications or custom build devices using boards like Arduino. What is unique to iOSC is that you can control multiple computers via a single interface. See movies below for demo. You can also find great video demos and instructions on the app's site. Platform: iPhone Version: 1.01 Cost: […]
- MSA Remote [iPhone] After a number of rejections, MSA Remote by Mehmet Akten is now finally available in the AppStore! MSA Remote is a remote control application for iPhone & iPod Touch that sends OSC messages over the wifi network. This allows you to control any OSC supporting applications such as Max/MSP/Jitter, PureData, Reaktor, VDMX, vvvv, Resolume, Quartz Composer etc. By mapping the OSC to midi on desktop (e.g. using OSCulator) allows further control of any application which supports midi such as Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, 3DSMax etc. In addition, developers can easily integrate OSC into their applications knowing it can be controlled remotely. Features: - Multitouch information sent using standard TUIO protocol for instant integration with existing TUIO clients - Accelerometer data for each axis (x, y, z) is sent - 64 faders (8 pages of 8 faders) - 64 triggers (8 pages of 8 triggers) - 108 key (9 octaves) VELOCITY SENSITIVE polyphonic keyboard. Yes, the harder you hit the keys, the greater the velocity. - Settings are automatically saved and restored - Multitouch area orientation can be set as desired - All information on protocols are documented in the app See also iOSC [iPhone], synthPond [iPhone, MaxMSP] Platform: iPhone Version: 1.0 Cost: $1.99 Developer: Memo (Mehmet) Akten MSAFluid for processing (Controlled by iPhone) from Memo Akten on Vimeo. Graffiti Wall meets MSA Remote from Alex Beim on […]
- TouchOSC Editor [iPhone, Mac, Windows] Similar to MSA Remote, we mentioned few days ago, TouchOSC is one of the first iPhone / iPod Touch application that let you send and receive Open Sound Control messages over a Wi-Fi network. The application allows to remote control and receive feedback from software and hardware that implements the OSC protocol such as Pure Data, Max/MSP/Jitter, Processing, OSCulator, VDMX, Resolume Avenue 3, Plogue Bidule, Reaktor, Quartz Composer, vvvv and others. I have been following the development over the last few months and excited to see that the just released 1.3 version now includes editable layouts. What this means is that you can create your own layouts depending on the perfomance/desktop application you are interfacing with. This is made possible thanks to Touch OSC editor, available for Mac and Windows and downloadable standard layouts that come with the iPhone application. You can use those as templates or you can create your own from scratch. The editor includes all the elements you see on the iPhone app and you can rearrange and scale them as you like. Once they are done, all you need to do is sync the layouts with the iPhone and you are ready to go. Different to MSA Remote, TouchOSC is slightly more targeted towards music creation, not providing as much multitouch information as MSA Remote. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a simple, customizable interface to send and receive OSC messages, TouchOSC should be a great start. The editor application is a free download whilst TouchOSC for the iPhone costs $4.99 and you can purchase it from the AppStore here. You can find more information about TouchOSC as well as many examples on hexler.net. See also iOSC for the iPhone + synthPond DerivativeTouch & TouchOSC from TED_KANAKUBO on Vimeo. Bathyscaphe Touch from Luke Iannini on Vimeo. Music Generative particle system (4v2) + OSC from Thomas Telandro on […]
Posted on: 25/04/2011
Posted in: MaxMSP, Processing
Post tags: analogue bridge gameoflife instrument Interface MaxMSP osc Processing Sound
Sooo…. How is this different than conditional control structures that either execute or don't based on the input from the control device?
A branching flow of executable code based on if statements, conditional loops, case switches and other such that evaluate logical statements about the attached keyboards/buttons/switches, etc. that give binary input values (as opposed to continuous or ranged values provided by something like a joystick or mouse).
I'm not saying this doesn't look like a fun project with an interesting interface gadget, but I don't see how this "codebending" is being characterized as something new and different?
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Mona Ramirez, a student at SNC, has brought her new friend, Vinny the dog, to live with her at Lake Tahoe.
Late at night, while most students are fast asleep, Tyler Prange is working hard at Diamond Peak to ensure that each run is perfectly groomed. A Ski Business and Resort Management major by day and Diamond Peak vampire by night, Prange is setting himself up for a career in the ski business.
Snowboard team competitor and SNC alumni Jenise Spiteri fills us in on her life after college.
Kelsey Madro tells us about her experience at college nationals with the ski and snowboard teams.
Makenzie O'Connor's love for knowledge, mixed with a splash of bohemian ideals, makes her a modern-day philosopher who values learning and seeks virtuous growth.
Carl Wernhoff is an outgoing Swedish student with a love for nature, who is looking forward to a career as a ski patroller or outdoor guide. He has lived in the United States for several years but is still relatively new to the West Coast.
Well I work at the Truckee- Tahoe Pet Lodge as a kennel technician. I really wanted to work there, and so I just kept applying and dropping off applications until they hired me, now I love it. Back in Rhode Island I had my own dog walking business and I got to walk this really rich families' dogs all the time. After their black labs had puppies I got to take care of them all the time. So working at the Pet Lodge just seemed like the only place I would want to work right now.
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So you want to win a billion dollars by picking the perfect NCAA Tournament bracket. Who couldn't use a cool billion bucks? That's some serious discretionary income.
But before you start scribbling in random schools on your bracket, you should do what I do and spend some time researching tournament trends. If you do, you'll learn that:
• While there are few certainties in life, there are a few sure bets when it comes to the NCAA Tourney, including this — 16 seeds don't win. Ever. And the games usually aren't close. Over the past six tourneys, the No. 1 seeds have won their opening-round games by an average of 25 points.
• I refuse to watch the First Four games — I thought they were called play-in games. But don't sleep on those teams that reach the tournament — LaSalle reached the Sweet 16 in 2013, and VCU rode the March Madness tidal wave all the way to the Final Four back in 2011.
• While everyone loves this year's 4 seeds, only one 4 seed has won a national championship since 1979.
• Only once since 1979 — the first year of the modern-day seeding for the NCAA Tournament — has all four No. 1 seeds reached the Final Four. And since 1993, the top four seeds have all advanced to the regional finals just six times.
• That doesn't mean you should pick all your top seeds to lose — a No. 1 seeds has won the tournament 57 percent of the time.
• And my personal favorite — from 2009 to 2013, 39 double-digit seeds earned victories in the Round of 64 — an average of 7.8 upsets per year.
It's that last little nugget of golden information that I bank on when filling out my bracket each year.
Everyone knows that at least one 12 seed will upset a 5 seed each year, so I pick at least two of the 12 seeds, to cover my bases.
And while I'm at it, I might as well pick a 14 to beat a 2, and an occasional 13 to top a 4. After all, unless I like the favored team, I'm rooting for the upset when I settle down in front of the flat screen with a plate full of Buffalo Wild Wings. Why not pick those teams to win?
The problem is, those upsets that I crave don't happen often enough, and when Iowa State beats North Carolina Central and Syracuse holds off Western Michigan, my bracket is quickly busted.
Fortunately, I go into it realizing that I'm not going to fill out the perfect bracket, so I try to have fun with it. I pick upsets. If everyone else is high on a team — see Michigan State and Kentucky and Oklahoma State — I pick them to lose.
My biggest flaw is that I pick with my heart, not my head. It's hard enough to predict what will happen when you follow "expert" advise.
With all that said, here's a glance at my bracket, which probably won't win a billion dollars, but could put me at the top of our office pool:
• National Champion: Florida. I'm not a big Florida fan, but I'm going with a trend here. Last year, for Spring Break, we visited Kentucky, and spent the weekend of the Final Four in Louisville, which just happened to win the national title. Any guesses where we're going for Spring Break this year?
• Final Four: Florida, North Carolina, San Diego State, Michigan. Like I said, I pick with my heart, not my head. As a Michigan fan, I've gotta pick Michigan to make a run. I'm always a San Diego State slappy, and for some reason, I've got a hunch that North Carolina is going to catch fire over the next two weeks.
• Biggest upset: Western Michigan University over Syracuse. The 'Cuse is slumping, and as a WMU grad, I've got to go with my alma mater. My senior year at Western, the Broncos made the Big Dance as an 11 seed and beat Clemson. I'm banking on it again. My other upset special is S.F. Austin over VCU.
• Dumbest pick: Harvard over Michigan State. This one's for all my Spartans' friends out there — oh, wait, I don't have any. But if I did, I'd be rubbing their noses in it after Tommy Amaker's Bulldogs stunned the Spartans.


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