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The wind was blowing so hard, even my big old heavy tripod was stuggling to stay upright.
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The Future of Non-Superhero Movies Might Be Superhero Movies
Features By Scott Beggs on November 12, 2014 | Be the First To CommentI'm not sure what to do with the report that Sony is going to make an Aunt May spin-off movie without Spider-Man (other than have another cup of coffee and call it bullshit). Da7e at Latino Review has a solid enough batting average when it comes to wildly early scoops, but this feels like the studio narrowed down the source of its leaks and fed some bad information to confirm (Venom musical! Spidey Babies! Aunt May Solo Adventure!). Apparently it was suspect #3. But if we take it seriously for a second, I want to look at it in a radical way — one that sees superhero movies as a means for studios to get back to making non-superhero movies. In the same way that Captain America: Winter Soldier was essentially a spy thriller with a sprinkling of super punching, and in the same way Gotham is a gangland police procedural with only the occasional death-by-balloon, an Aunt May movie could be an excellent portrait of a young woman who is decades away from raising a young man to swing through Uptown. She wouldn't have to deal with a world where superheroes and supervillains stalked the streets, so she'd have to deal with all the usual, spandexless traumas of life.
Required Reading: A Female Superhero Movie and a Scary Studio Power
Features By Scott Beggs on April 7, 2014 | Be the First To CommentThe best movie culture writing from around the internet-o-sphere. There will be a quiz later. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?
Sony Wants Their Own Marvel Universe Now
Movie News By Scott Beggs on December 13, 2013 | Comments (1)This is excellent. Sony announced late last night via their viral ElectroArrives website that they — not to be outdone by Warners — are also looking to copy Marvel's recipe for bank truck deliveries. Only they get to do it with a Marvel property. The interesting twist is that they want to do it with villains instead of heroes. Up first are Venom and The Sinister Six, swirling around in the ether even as ASM3 and ASM4 are also being talked about. However, they aren't exactly doing it piecemeal; Drew Goddard, Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, Jeff Pinker and Ed Solomon are all working together to create a cohesive universe out of a comic book world that doesn't easily lend itself to it. If those names make you smile while shivering, you're having the right response. For more conflicting feelings, Kurtzman is directing Venom from his own script co-written with Orci and Pinker (with probably zero chance they'll call on this guy for creative input) while Goddard will be writing and directing The Sinister Six.
6 Things the Film Industry Doesn't Want You to Know About
Cinematic Listology By Ashe Cantrell on November 13, 2013 | Comments (127)All this week, Film School Rejects presents a daily dose of our favorite articles from the archive. Originally published in September 2011, Ashe Cantrell pulls back the curtain on the Hollywood conspiracy machine… You may already be a film industry cynic. Maybe you think Hollywood is a barren wasteland, devoid of creativity and originality. Maybe you're sick of seeing talented people get ignored and vapid hacks get splashed all over the trades. Maybe you're tired of 3D everything and having to re-buy your movies every five to ten years. I'm not here to dissuade you of any of that. Hell no, I'm here to make it worse. Get ready, because this is some of the rottenest shit of which the film industry is capable. These are the things so terrible that Hollywood has to cover them up, lest God see their sin and smite them accordingly (and keep various government entities and lawyers off their backs, of course). If you still had any kind thoughts toward Hollywood, I suggest you prepare yourself for crushing disappointment. But first, I'd like to give a very huge shout out and thank you to writers C. Coville and Maxwell Yezpitelok for their help on this article. You guys are great! And now back to the shit storm, already in progress:
'The Puppeteer': A Video Game Adventure for Movie Fans Set Inside a Theatre
Features By Kevin Kelly on October 7, 2013 | Comments (1)If you care about video games, then you're probably not even reading this right now. Most likely, you're deep inside of Grand Theft Auto V, living a life of excess and loving it. And now that GTA V's online mode has finally overcome most of the bumps and is actually turning out to be pretty fun, all the more reason to stay inside its warm embrace. We'll be talking about Rockstar's triumphant return to the seedy underbelly of crime soon, but we wanted to highlight the amazing storytelling and whimsical design of Sony's Puppeteer for the PlayStation 3. With the PlayStation 4 being introduced next month, this might represent one of the last great PS3 games. Despite the childlike art adorning the cover and the name, this is actually dark game: you play as Kutaro, a young boy who has been turned into a puppet and had his head torn off. While you can find other puppet heads to utilize, and gain special abilities from them, and you spend most of the game armed with a magical pair of scissors, this isn't a cheerful story with your princess waiting in another castle. Puppeteer is dark, disturbing, and completely amazing, thanks in no small part to game director Gavin Moore. We spoke to Moore in Japan about all things Puppeteer, so read on for the full interview, and be sure to pick up a copy and give it a whirl for yourself.
'Invertigo' Hopes to Shoot This Spring, D.J. Caruso Explains the Physics
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 20, 2013 | Comments (2)The idea behind Invertigo is that gravity has reversed following a NASA probe crashing back down to earth in New York City. It's a disaster film, so it's a lot like Dante's Peak if the volcano were actually the threat of flying off the face of the planet. Upside Down (see the above image (or below image depending on how you look at it)) tried messing with the gravitational pull, too, but it had a world designed for it instead of untethering ours for dramatic effect. Sony announced the project from screenwriters Bradley Cramp and Ehren Kruger a while back and attached director D.J. Caruso. I spoke with Caruso recently, and while everyone still seems hung up on his adaptation of "Preacher," this one seems more likely to actually get made. Caruso confirmed as much, saying, "We're trying to shoot the movie in the spring. . . we'll finish the rest of the movie in Louisiana on the stages next summer. It's looking very good, very positive that we'll be tackling Invertigo in the spring." Even with the high concept, the threat sounds like a major challenge. It's hard to tell a story if everyone goes shrieking into the stratosphere all at once. Fortunately, Caruso also explained how the production plans to deal with and design the danger:
Boring Racing Game 'Gran Turismo' to Become Boring Racing Movie
In Development By Nathan Adams on July 24, 2013 | Comments (1)There are two things Playstation's 'Gran Turismo' series of video games are really good at: faithfully recreating the experience of getting to drive high-end automobiles for car enthusiasts and boring the pants off any anybody else who happens to get caught in the same room while said enthusiast is playing. Because of this, The Wrap's report that Sony is now looking to turn Gran Turismo into a feature film could be seen as a scary proposition for anyone other than the biggest car nuts out there. This begs the question, why turn a video game that's a pretty dry recreation of the racing experience into a film in the first place? In this situation, it seems to be a case of monkey see, monkey do. Universal, of course, is currently enjoying the heaps of profits being generated by their impossibly long-lasting and vital Fast and Furious franchise, and now Dreamworks seems to be making a play for the cars-moving-fast-genre money by putting together an enticing-sounding project that utilizes the Need For Speed name and the star power of Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul. Heck, there have even been rumblings that Legendary is looking for directors to put on a possible Hot Wheels movie. Why wouldn't Sony, who owns the most popular racing game franchise on the planet, try to use it to cash in on some box office dollars?
'Captain Planet' Movie Being Planned By 'Transformers' Producer
Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 28, 2013 | Comments (1)Sony is close to securing the rights to make a Captain Planet movie because why the hell not? According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mark Gordon (2012), Don Murphy (Transformers) and Susan Montford (Splice) will be producing the adaptation of the nostalgia-stuffed 90s television show where teenagers imbued with special powers via Gaia-given rings tried to shut down polluters. Which, now that I think about it, Captain Planet wasn't a huge presence on the program. He was more of a Day Glo Blue Ex Machina that descended whenever the kids failed (every episode). But regardless of how much he's featured in the movie version, I think we can all agree on who should play him.
'Stranger Than Fiction' Writer Zach Helm Set to Play 'Jumanji'
In Development By Scott Beggs on December 7, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhile the research process for writing a Jumanji script is probably hellish and monkey-filled, Zach Helm (Stranger Than Fiction) is brave enough to take on the task. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the writer — who also wrote and directed Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium — has been hired by producers Matt Tolmach and Bill Teitler to give them a screenplay. This is a great move. Matt Tolmach Productions doesn't have many winners underneath its belt (two forgettable crime comedies from the 1990s and, now, The Amazing Spider-Man), so it's unclear what kind of movie they're trying to create here or what they might really be capable of even under the careful watch of Columbia/Sony. Helm's slant seems to be laughing at human foibles, danger and a dash of whimsy, so he seems like a solid choice to give this kind of family flick the right head start. When the project was first announced, the producers claimed it would be updated for our time, meaning it might look even more like Zathura than Jumanji (1995). Or that everyone will be on cell phones in the jungle. And planking. And trying to create "the new planking." Still, I can't wait for all the former cast cameos (or for Kirsten Dunst to take over Bonnie Hunt's role wholesale).
A Heartless Paramount Ruins Chances of Next Adam Sandler Movie Being Scrapped
Movie News By Nathan Adams on October 25, 2012 | Be the First To CommentComic actor Adam Sandler, his production company Happy Madison, and Sony Pictures all have a rich history of working together. They've brought us a litany of steaming piles of comedy crap, including titles like Grown Ups, You Don't Mess with the Zohan, and the Kevin James-starring Paul Blart: Mall Cop. And, despite the fact that Sandler's last horrible excuse for a comedy that he made with Sony, That's My Boy, didn't perform up to the standards of his previous films, all indications have been that the studio and Sandler were still perfectly happy in their relationship and ready to continue work on a Grown Ups sequel and then some sort of untitled Western comedy. But recently there was a glimmer of hope. Sony has been experiencing some money troubles, and has, as THR puts it in their report of all this inside baseball stuff, started, "actively seeking partners, divesting and abandoning specific projects." This means that guys like Sandler, who may be showing signs of slowing down as an earner, are starting to look like a bigger risk to the studio, and that they're less likely to fund risky projects unless they can get some sort of partner to come on board and split the cost. Suddenly, that untitled Western comedy was in trouble. Might it be possible that it could get put in turnaround, thus sparing us from having to see another terrible Adam Sandler comedy for a few years?
Another Short Filmmaking Team Set for Sci-Fi Feature
In Development By Scott Beggs on October 5, 2012 | Be the First To CommentJust yesterday, we reported that Clark Baker earned a feature project after wowing with his short film Vessel. Now, the list of short filmmakers snagging studio jobs is getting longer. According to Deadline Hollywood, Tom Jenkins and Simon Sharp are the latest to convert internet buzz into a feature gig. Sony Pictures has hired the pair to re-write Giants and direct the film. The plot focuses on an alien race of giants who are attacked and prompted to give chase to earth where they discover that they're actually pretty small (and that they're attacker was a loose screw from the Hubble telescope). So, it's essentially Transformers in reverse. The pair gained traction through shorts Speed of Light and Address is Approximate, the latter of which you can see above. Obviously, this is a trend we can get behind. It's encouraging to see talent being recognized and rewarded.
Will Smith + Vampires + The Bible = 'The Redemption of Cain'
In Development By Scott Beggs on September 3, 2012 | Comments (1)According to The Wrap, Sony is pushing ahead with the Will Smith-starring Redemption of Cain which sees the actor bringing to life the enduring Biblical tale of two brothers with a vampire twist. Because, as we all know, everything needs a good blood-sucking or it's just boring. So the question is what the vampire angle will be. Considering the title, it might be a new look at a much-maligned character by making him a hero that vanquishes a vampire. Of course, if the 3rd person on the planet got turned into one, it sort of makes humanity look like idiots. Production will most likely begin next summer, just in time for the vampire fad to be near its end but the Bible fad to be roaring ahead smoothly.
Solid Snake to Sneak Around in Theaters with 'Metal Gear' Movie
In Development By Scott Beggs on August 30, 2012 | Comments (1)Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the game, creator Hideo Kojima gave fans a big birthday present. After years of trying to make it happen, a Metal Gear: Solid movie is back on track with major producer Avi Arad and Columbia Pictures. After building up massive comic book properties like Spider-Man, Arad is now in the business of adapting video games. Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is up on deck, and now it's time for Solid Snake – who has appropriately spent years not being seen – to get his own feature. It was probably the time that Paul Thomas Anderson was rumored to be interested in the project that stood out the most in its development history, but with a big stage announcement like this, Arad is putting a lot of weight behind making this thing a reality. The question of who should write and direct is a big one, but perhaps an even better one is whether or not a movie can somehow outdo a video game series that's so cinematic to begin with. [The Verge]
'Cleopatra' Loses Its Third Director (Sort Of); David Fincher Off Sony Project
In Development By Kate Erbland on August 23, 2012 | Comments (6)Perhaps it's time that we all faced facts – this Cleopatra remake just might not happen. In reality, it shouldn't happen – after all, is anyone really demanding an Angelina Jolie-starring and supposedly more "relatable" take on the Egyptian pharaoh? – but Sony seems bound and determined to keep on with this project, even though no less than three high profile directors have left the project in one way or another. Vulture reports that David Fincher is the latest to jump ship (joining both James Cameron, who was loosely attached back in 2010, and Paul Greengrass, who seemed like a lock in 2011, on the list), after talks with Sony ended. It's unknown when Fincher left, though he was still talking about the project back in December, and it's also unclear why Fincher and Sony couldn't work it out. The outlet does sagely point to the "somewhat cloudy" relationship between the studio and the director, given that Fincher has delivered to them both a huge hit (The Social Network) and a resounding miss (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo). Yet, perhaps this will allow Fincher to sign on for the Dragon Tattoo sequel we're expecting in 2014 (at the earliest). As for a replacement for Cleopatra? Vulture also reports that the studio is looking to others, including Ang Lee, who has not entered into anything resembling a formal discussion with the studio.
Oh, and Sony is Planning on Rebooting 'Jumanji' For Some Reason
In Development By Scott Beggs on July 23, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe great thing about Sony wanting to reboot Jumanji is that they can get the same actors involved. Robin Williams and Bonnie Hunt still have the chops, and Kirsten Dunst is definitely still available, pigtails optional. Bradley Pierce is the wildcard, as he's only done some scattered voice work in the past few years, but they could even get Joe Johnston to direct again. Isn't that funny? They're trying to reboot a movie where all the players, for the most part, are still in the acting and directing spotlight. Of course, a version from Michael Haneke would be cooler. Regardless, Sony is now firmly in the rebooting business. Men In Black is seeking even more installments, there's Total Recall, Spider-Man is going to be exhausted by the time they get all their worth out of him, and now they're even digging into the minor 90s hits to figure out what to do.
341 Million Reasons Why We'll See A Bunch of 'Spider-Man' Sequels
Box Office By Scott Beggs on July 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAlthough The Amazing Spider-Man opened the lowest out of all the other movies in the Sony franchise with a $65m weekend, it's already scored $341m worldwide. Not bad for a week's work. Sam Raimi's series opened with $114.8m, $88.1m, and $151m (chronologically), and even though Marc Webb's rebooted version starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone didn't hit that mark, it benefited from an extended holiday week and made more than enough to earn sequels. This film was in a funny situation though. As pointed out last week, it had the ability to change the direction of major studios – a fitting task for the reboot of a franchise that shifted the rudder of the last decade. For some fans, it proved to be a story success, but the response has been far from unanimously positive. However, this initial haul (and the money still to come) proves that Sony (and all other studios) can keep mining their name-brand superhero content as long as they want, rebooting whenever they see fit. Spider-man and Batman are the new Bond.
Why Spider-Man Shouldn't Need Another Reboot Until 2032
Features By J.L. Sosa on July 3, 2012 | Comments (2)Back when Sony Pictures announced it was going to reboot the Spider-Man franchise, it felt as if Dr. Octopus had simultaneously slapped my face, sucker punched me and whacked me on the nuts. After waiting three years for signs that Sam Raimi would recapture the magic of Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 (and make amends for the listless mess that was Spider-Man 3), the disheartening news came. The powers that be had decided to serve up the same old familiar origin story (misfit Peter Parker gets bitten, goes through Spidey-puberty and lets his uncle die because he hasn't got his proverbial caca together), instead of taking the saga into more interesting territory. This was not just an "aw, shucks" let-down like the one I felt when I heard Edward Norton wouldn't be reprising the role of Bruce Banner in The Avengers. I actually sunk into an existential lament for the future of the superhero genre. I imagined a future where other franchises would follow suit, offering formulaic retreads of the exact same plot points ad infinitum. But three things happened: Time passed, my doctor upped my meds and I suddenly found myself able to put things in a brighter perspective.
2 Ways 'The Amazing Spider-Man' Could Change The Way Movies Are Made
Features By Scott Beggs on July 2, 2012 | Comments (2)It was a kinder, simpler time back in January of 2010. Daybreakers and Youth in Revolt were both in theaters, New York City was asking people to eat less salt, and we were all about to find out the one-two punch that Sam Raimi was done with Spider-Man but Sony was not. It was the sort of news that reeked of corporate thinking – extending a franchise cash cow without the creative forces behind it; rebooting an unimaginably familiar character just five years after his last outing; and deciding to do all that on a dime. Optimism pointed to characters like James Bond getting new actors, but this was that rare time where a character introduced to us was being re-introduced to us, and the announcement was, admittedly, a bit surreal. It won't be revolutionary, but there are two ways, two chances for that reboot to change the ways that movies are made. Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man will have a lot of eyes on it these week, and a few of them will be watching it as an experiment instead of entertainment.
Marc Webb: Don't Watch Those 25 Minutes of 'The Amazing Spider-Man'
Movie News By Jack Giroux on June 28, 2012 | Comments (7)For the past few days a comical and depressing mash-up of the marketing materials for The Amazing (and pretty good) Spider-Man has taken the internet by storm. Louis Plamondon – who was today's Reject Radio's fine guest – made a short film out of all the footage Sony has released, nearly nailing the film down beat by beat. Speaking to the film's director Marc Webb today, his response was simple: just don't watch it. If you care about the movie, then why delve more into spoiler territory? When asked if he had seen it yet, Webb responded, "I have not seen it, but, listen, I think most movies reveal as much stuff. That's a marketing department thing, so I wasn't necessarily involved in that. If you don't want to watch it, don't watch it. Is it really that hard?"
How One Angry Fan Proved That There's Too Much Movie Marketing
Features By Scott Beggs on June 28, 2012 | Be the First To CommentHow much movie advertising is too much? What's the number? When 25% of the movie is online in ads before it comes out? 10%? 2%? Are you ready to go back to a world where the magic and mystery happens when you're in the theater instead of at your laptop? Louis Plamondon's (aka Sleepy Skunk) "Amazing Spider-Man in 25 Minutes" is an awesome look at the movie, but it's also a critical middle finger to movie marketers for stealing that magic. We spoke with the mash-up editor about finding 20% of a blockbuster online before it hit theaters, what that means for piracy and how that's deeply unfair to the people who worked on the movie. Download Episode #139
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Newcomb, Robert Burton; lawyer; born, New York City, Oct. 26, 1872; son of G. L. and Lizzie Sunderland Newcomb; educated, Western Reserve University, Medical College, M. D.; Baldwin University, Ph. B. and Western Reserve University Law School, LL. B.: married, Berea, Sept. 1, 1899, Faith Warner; issue two sons. member University, Mayfield, Hermit, and Athletic Clubs.
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26 But be with their brothers in the Tent of meeting, taking care of it but doing no work. This is what you are to do in connection with the Levites and their work. | 26 They may assist their brothers in performing their duties at the Tent of Meeting, but they themselves must not do the work. This, then, is how you are to assign the responsibilities of the Levites." |
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15 He delivers the afflicted by their affliction, and opens their ear by adversity. | 15 But those who suffer he delivers in their suffering; he speaks to them in their affliction. |
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Dr. Milburn discussed some of the advantages of studying metabolites as opposed to proteins or gene expression. Biochemical molecules are the end result of many biological processes, and they can reflect the impact of a number of factors, such as the environment, a patient's overall health, and any drugs a patient might be taking. While the technology used to analyze the human metabolome is complex, the metabolome is smaller than the genome or the proteome. According to the most recent estimates, there are only about 2,400 metabolites in the human body—significantly fewer than the approximately 25,000 genes, 100,000 transcripts, and millions of proteins with which other fields must work.
In a sense, metabolomic analysis can be thought of as an expansion of the traditional diagnostic tests performed on blood or urine and used to measure the levels of, for example, blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, and glucose. While these molecules represent a small portion of the total biochemistry of the body, the aim of metabolomics is to look at all, or at least a large proportion, of the body's small molecules.
At Metabolon, the goal is to be able to identify and quantitatively measure all of the small molecules in any sample type—urine, blood, tissue, or cell extract. The process used is illustrated in Figure 5-1. Sample preparation begins with four different fractionation steps to extract all polar and nonpolar molecules with a mass of 50–1,500 daltons. Once these small molecules have been separated out through these four extraction steps, they are pooled back together, and that sample is then split for analysis by two different platforms—a liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry system (LC-MS) and a gas chromatography–mass spectrometry system (GC-MS). Company scientists use both of these platforms because small molecules can be very polar as well as very nonpolar; the two chromatography methods work well together for profiling of most of the small molecules in the samples.
Metabolon has developed proprietary software that makes it possible to identify automatically all the ions that are scanned by the spectrometers. Using automated processing techniques based on the biological variation of the compounds within samples, the researchers are able to reconstruct the original molecules to which the ions belonged before going through the system. With the help of a standard chemical library,


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11 Don't include younger widows [on your list]. Whenever their natural desires become stronger than their devotion to Christ, they'll want to marry. | 11 As for younger widows, do not put them on such a list. For when their sensual desires overcome their dedication to Christ, they want to marry. |
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CHICAGO – One potential theater-goer loves the "The Book of Mormon." The other would rather stay home and watch old Ethel Merman YouTube videos. Pride Films & Theater offers the ultimate solution by combining both in a campy musical, "The Book of Merman." Yep, two Elder characters from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints meets foghorn singer Ethel Merman.
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Submitted by mattmovieman on May 18, 2011 - 11:07amCHICAGO – Léa Seydoux is blessed with the sort of face that appears to convey a thousand different emotions without ever having to move a muscle. Her smile is beautiful but it almost feels like an intrusion, breaking the exquisite mystery of her passive, brooding expressions. Much has been written about her resemblance to Godard's muse, Anna Karina, which perhaps inspired New Wave successor Christophe Honoré to direct her in this evocative drama.
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Submitted by HollywoodChicago.com on July 20, 2010 - 12:02amCHICAGO – In our latest documentary edition of HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: Film, we have 50 admit-two passes up for grabs to the advance Chicago screening of the new documentary "Countdown to Zero"!
Taking the Oscars Home: How to See the 2010 Academy Award Winners
Submitted by BrianTT on March 9, 2010 - 9:03amCHICAGO – Believe it or not, a lot of people heard about some critically acclaimed 2010 films for the first time on Sunday night, when they won or were nominated for 2010 Academy Awards and are now wondering how they can see winning films like "The Hurt Locker," "Crazy Heart," "The Blind Side," "Inglourious Basterds," "Precious," and "Avatar". Let us guide the way.
'The Hurt Locker,' Kathryn Bigelow, Sandra Bullock, Jeff Bridges Win 2010 Academy Awards
Submitted by BrianTT on March 8, 2010 - 8:44amCHICAGO – It was a triumph worthy of David and Goliath at The 82nd Annual Academy Awards on Sunday, March 7th, 2010.
From 'Avatar' to 'The Hurt Locker': HollywoodChicago.com Picks the 2010 Oscar Winners
Submitted by BrianTT on March 3, 2010 - 11:44amCHICAGO – Content Director Brian Tallerico and Staff Writers Matt Fagerholm and Patrick McDonald have merged their movie-loving minds and come up with the ultimate Oscar preview.
'Avatar,' 'The Hurt Locker' Lead Academy Award Nominations
Submitted by BrianTT on February 2, 2010 - 9:28amCHICAGO – The nominees for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards were announced this morning, February 2nd, 2010 and "Avatar" and "The Hurt Locker" led the way with nine nominations each, closely followed by fellow Best Picture nominees "Inglourious Basterds," "Up in the Air," and "Precious".
'Avatar,' 'Glee,' 'Mad Men,' 'The Hangover' Big Winners at 2010 Golden Globes
Submitted by BrianTT on January 17, 2010 - 10:11pmCHICAGO – The 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards were held tonight, January 17th, 2010 and big winners included Mo'Nique, Meryl Streep, Christoph Waltz, James Cameron, Sandra Bullock, Robert Downey Jr., Jeff Bridges, Michael C. Hall, Juliana Margulies, Toni Collette, John Lithgow, Drew Barrymore, Kevin Bacon, Alec Baldwin, and Chloe Sevigny.
Blu-Ray Review: Masterful 'Inglourious Basterds' One of 2009's Best Blu-Rays
Submitted by BrianTT on December 21, 2009 - 10:40pmCHICAGO – If only there were more filmmakers with visions as unique as "Inglourious Basterds" and the guts to put their reputation on the line. Thriller, drama, comedy, action film, and a slice of revisionist history that plays as a modern revenge fantasy, "Inglourious Basterds" plays even better the second time through and shines with a fantastic Blu-Ray release. It's a total blast.
'The Hurt Locker' Sweeps Chicago Film Critics Association Awards
Submitted by BrianTT on December 21, 2009 - 11:24amCHICAGO – Kathryn Bigelow's "The Hurt Locker" swept the Chicago Film Critics Association awards for 2009, winning in every single category in which it was nominated, taking home prizes for Best Picture, Best Director (Kathryn Bigelow), Best Original Screenplay (Mark Boal), Best Actor (Jeremy Renner), and Best Cinematography (Barry Ackroyd).
'Up in the Air,' 'Where the Wild Things Are' Lead Nominations By Chicago Film Critics Association
Submitted by BrianTT on December 16, 2009 - 10:29amCHICAGO – The Chicago Film Critics Association, of which HollywoodChicago.com writers Brian Tallerico, Adam Fendelman, and Pat McDonald are all voting members, announced their nominees for the best of 2009 this morning.


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Today, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, in collaboration with The Trust for Public Land, acquired 620 acres of conservation lands within the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW) Florida Forever project for $9,765,000.
Rolling hills, expansive views, wild animals, meandering streams, open meadows and green forests—all surrounding the Craftsman mansion built by the co-founder of the historic Orenco townsite—will soon be available in the form of a 42-acre nature park for Hillsboro residents to enjoy.
King County and The Trust for Public Land are taking the last few steps in a two-year-long journey to permanently preserve more than 200 acres of Cascade foothills forestland.
The Gros Ventre Road has for decades come to its end at a privately owned historic ranch that stretched for 2.5 miles along the Gros Ventre River. A few years from now the road will still come to a dead end, but hikers and fishermen will be able to continue their excursions hoofing it over public lands.
A $2 million grant for the state's share of funding to buy the last unprotected stretch of coastal forest in southern New England won unanimous approval of the state Bond Commissio.
A campaign to fund the $1.13 acquisition of a 215-acre parcel of undeveloped land in Cumberland and North Yarmouth is $90,000 from completion. The Trust for Public Land, the Chebeague & Cumberland Land Trust, and the Royal River Conservation Trust have been working with the two towns to purchase and preserve Knight's Pond and Blueberry Hill, a mostly forested tract off Greely Road Extension owned by Rebecca Leland Swigget.
Fulfilling a promise by Governor Dannel P. Malloy, that the State would be an active partner in the effort to permanently protect a 1,000 acre coastal forest known as The Preserve, the Connecticut State Bond Commission today unanimously voted in favor of contributing $2 million in funding for the project.
The recently announced Orbeton Stream project that conserves 5,774 acres in Madrid Township represents a victory for Maine on many levels. The forests and waters of these slopes foster the region's core fish and wildlife populations and essential stands of northern mixed-wood tree species. As such, these lands exemplify the very heart of the forest values we expect and depend upon for jobs, recreation and our way of life.
The state Bond Commission on Monday is expected to approve $2 million to cover Connecticut's share of the $8.09 million purchase price of 1,000 acres of coastal forest spread across three shoreline towns.
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Dr. Alyx B. Porter graduated from the Temple University School of Medicine in 2003. She works in Scottsdale, AZ and 1 other location and specializes in Neurology and Medical Oncology. Dr. Porter is affiliated with Mayo Clinic Hospital.
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4.5 Spidersim spidersim | 19/10/2013 | See all spidersim's reviews (1) it's not the best battle game i've played....i'll always say Battlefield games totally walk all over MW games hands down....and the multiplayer function from Battlefield blows MW to kingdom come......the 1 thing i will say abouit MW2 is it has the best musical score i have ever heard in any game i've played in 30 years of gaming......Hans Zimmer really delivers with his music here and the tune at the very end of the game is (in my opinion)Oscar winning material......Average game.....but rated on the music........11 out of 10
4.5 online is awesome chindo | 29/10/2011 | See all chindo's reviews (6) all about the multiplayer. massively addictive, highly playable and will give you hundreds of hours worth of fun.
4.5 Outstanding MRDAMO666 | 09/10/2011 | See all MRDAMO666's reviews (4) True game of class. It is so much faster in multiplater than Black Ops. The 1-player game is great (ignoring other comment), and they have tried to vary the content of the game. Top marks!!!!
4.5 Game of the Century! NaeemTheMan | 13/08/2011 | See all NaeemTheMan's reviews (2) This game is truly amazing and in my opinion the best CoD ever made is outclasses all of the other installments by far. This review is mostly about the multiplayer experience which is great. The guns, perks etc. are just amazing. the single player is good I just play it to earn trophies. and the Spec Ops is not too bad either although I do prefer Zombies in the lastest installment of the franchise which is Black Ops
4.5 EPIC bosekae | 10/08/2011 | See all bosekae's reviews (5) Best FPS shooter of all time. Very addictive multiplayer, very nice campain and the Special Ops mode is challenging, but very nice too. The game is easy for platinum.
4.5 Brilliant gilo1596 | 02/06/2011 | See all gilo1596's reviews (6) Online so much fun with an enjoyable campaign and great storyline. Amazing graphics and one of the best follow ups to a game, cant wait for MW3.
4.5 Top Notch HMacTrader | 31/05/2011 | See all HMacTrader's reviews (2) I have been a follower of Call of Duty4, and i feel this is the best one, including Black Ops. The way you earn titles and emblems is a greater attraction than buying them, as you can uncover titles/emblems that are rare and haven't seen many of them.Also, a lot of negative reviews here about camping and nube tubers. I have to say, although i have never had a nuke (due to 25 killstreak) you are going to have campers in every Call of Duty.
4.5 brill :) gameing4life | 30/04/2011 | See all gameing4life's reviews (104) What can i say.....with this game its all about the multiplayer....and it totally delivers. it has sooo many new things. you get points for saving a friend/avenging a friend/ long distance kill and so many other things. it feels like its easier to play in a way. shotguns are now you secondary weapon.also a really good story to it as well over all a 10/10 game
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+Historical Society closes museum
The group will close its Whitney Beach location but that doesn't mean its programs are history.
+'Dead' buses on County Commission agenda
Sarasota County commissioners will consider a contract to buy buses past their "useful life" from Palm Beach County. The deal is five buses for five bucks.
+Siesta Chamber seeks board members
The Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce will be accepting applications for seats on its board of directors until Nov. 30.
+Palm Avenue garage receives green building award
Features of the parking garage include an underground cistern used to retain rainwater for irrigation, LED lighting and a solar carport on the top deck.
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This edition of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court reprints the text of the first American edition, approved by Clemens and published by his own company. Accompanying the text are thirteen of the original illustrations by Daniel Carter Beard, many of which are caricatures of well-known figures of the day. Annotations point out significant textual problems and variants, as well as explaining unfamiliar references within the text.
"Backgrounds and Sources" includes selections on King Arthur from the Oxford Companion to English Literature; on the total eclipse from The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus by Washington Irving; and on the "king's touch," the ascetic saints, and the financing of the Mansion House by W. E. H. Lecky. Selections from Clemens's letters, notebooks, autobiography, and other writings and newspaper reports of his 1886 manuscript reading at Governor's Island show how the novel developed. A section of the Beard illustrations includes material by Beard, Clemens, and Henry Nash Smith. The English edition is discussed by Dennis Welland.


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The Bawse has no need for his old bitch anymore now that he has a nymphomaniac girl that "suffers" from excessive sexual drive.
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5 The LORD did this because David did what the LORD considered right: David never failed to do anything the LORD commanded him to do his entire life (except in the matter concerning Uriah the Hittite). | 5 For David had done what was right in the eyes of the LORD and had not failed to keep any of the LORD's commands all the days of his life--except in the case of Uriah the Hittite. |
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Gaza may not be the first place you think of when it comes to beach fun in the sun. While Gazans' quality of life may not be up to North American or European standards, these scenes of daily life in Gaza aren't quite reminiscent of Pyongyang, Mogadishu, or even Cairo or Tehran. Where did those stern men with beards and burqa-clad ululating women go?
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I am developing a simple "Music Lessons" App on 3.1 Android Emulator.
I want to be able to use sound/keyboad keys so that simple tunes can be played.
So how do I start? I know that I can place mp3 files in my asset directory and access it. However my concern is to get induvidual keyboard notes as mp3 or in those lines.
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The International Gallery of Contemporary Art has been pleased to host Object Runway for five years. It started as a wild, fun, and strange art event, which we consider one of our specialties. We don't know yet what form our next event will take or whether it will involve a runway or objects. We do know that we look forward, as always, to working with artists on the next big idea. While we are not announcing a 6th iteration of Object Runway, we hope you'll stay tuned for other ways we hope to encourage artists to challenge the expected.
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Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Serbia agreed with the International Monetary Fund to cut its budget deficit to 4.25 percent of gross domestic product next year, said Mark Allen, the fund's senior regional representative for central Europe.
Serbia's economy, which relies on exports to countries such as Italy and Germany to maintain growth, will probably expand 1.5 percent next year compared with a previous forecast of 3 percent, Allen said in an interview today in Belgrade. The Washington-based IMF left its growth outlook for the Balkan nation this year at 2 percent.
"This is entirely due to deteriorating growth prospects outside Serbia," Allen said, adding next year's budget shortfall will be trimmed by a quarter-point. "We see no growth at all in the European Union next year and Italy will have a negative forecast."
Serbia's economy grew 0.7 percent in the third quarter from a year ago, according to a flash estimate by the Statistics Office on Oct. 31, down from 2.4 percent in the previous three- month period. The Fiscal Council, which oversees the government's compliance with self-imposed fiscal rules, said Nov. 10 that GDP will grow 1.5 percent in 2012, half the previous forecast.
The budget for next year doesn't include tax increases and wage and pension increases which have already been announced, he said. Inflation is set to slow to the central bank's target by the first quarter, Allen said.
Downward Risks
There are downward risks for Serbia, though the IMF doesn't see them emerging soon, Allen said. While the current-account deficit will widen about one percentage point to 8.5 percent of GDP as Fiat SpA imports equipment for a factory, the deficit isn't a concern for the IMF, he said.
Public debt is close to, if not above, 45 percent of GDP and the first step toward reducing that will be a smaller fiscal deficit next year, the IMF official said. If public debt to GDP rises, the government will need a medium-term plan for cutting spending in 2012, he said.
The country doesn't need to rush to borrow on international markets as it has sufficient reserves, Allen said.
"There is a buffer and the government isn't strapped for cash," he said. The IMF has an alternative "adverse" scenario for Serbia which would involve "tightening" of fiscal and monetary policy should growth slow more than expected or there is capital flight stemming from the Europe's debt crisis. In this case, a "flexible" exchange rate is a "good buffer" for the country, he added.
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2 The rich and poor meet together: the LORD [is] the maker of them all. | 2 Rich and poor have this in common: The LORD is the Maker of them all. |
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The Next Gulf?
Oil Politics, Environmental Apocalypse and Rising Tension in the Niger Delta - by Shola Omotola
Occasional Paper Series: Issue 3, 2006
The study is divided into five sections. The first substantive part of the paper attempts a theoretical exposition on the Nigerian state upon which the paper's analyses are anchored. The second reflects on Nigeria's political economy of oil, underscoring how oil has, since the 1970s, become the mainstay of the economy and led to the mishandling of its proceeds.


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It's too blurry to say for sure but they look like parasitic wasps just emerging from a doomed...something. A caterpillarish creature. The little wasps are generally beneficial unless you are their victim. Why do you think there is corrosion? Can you get a better picture? |
I have tried getting a closer picture but it is blurry. I have them all on all vinyl of my house. The weird thing is they are not on the side where the sun hits. the are on the ceiling as well. I don't know why I have this corrosion. It started early part of this year and didn't realize there was bugs in them until recently. |
- Posted by larry_gene (My Page) on Thu, Aug 21, 14 at 0:38
Try this edited image: Winged insects with prominent antennae, could be wasps, didn't get the impression of a caterpillar, the hatch cells look too uniformly placed for that. |
Egg parasites? Those do look too tidy to be cocoons. Anyway, I bet it'll just scrape off. |
yes you can scrape off. Is this a problem I should be concerned about |
Nope. They're considered beneficial insects because they often attack pest eggs (if that's what we're actually looking at!), and the egg laying of whatever laid those eggs that they parasitized is probably seasonal (depending on where you're located of course). So you may get it for a few weeks or months this year and then again next year. Is there more than one batch? It might just be a fluke that something decided to lay eggs there. (if they're eggs, again.) |
I may have close to 50 or more and they are not in one spot it is every where. am in louisiana |
I think that they might be moth eggs. Females of some species will lay rafts of eggs on window screens, porch ceilings, etc. because they are attracted to those areas at night. Moths are nocturnal. That would be my best guess, having seen this kind of thing many times. |
- Posted by larry_gene (My Page) on Thu, Aug 21, 14 at 23:46
This makes sense, the wasps are not emerging from the cells but rather are availing themselves of the moth eggs or the tiny caterpillars that emerge. There are various pheromone moth traps, sprays, or bug zappers that might intercept your moths before they lay eggs on the house. The beneficial wasps are not out at night. Perhaps you are not running night lighting that would attract the moths on the sunny side of the house, or those surfaces remain hotter during the night and the moths do not like it. |
Thank you so much. Now I know moth eggs after looking up images on internet that is exactly it. Mystery solved |
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Serious Mode Productions is proud to present "Twitter Troll Wars". The one and only Teresa Cramer will be joining us LIVE to discuss the pitfalls of Social Media and what can happen when trolls permeate into your private life. ALSO It's likely that Tommy Tampon, Voodoo Boo, Shelley and Joe Schmoe will be calling in. <3
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In the studio with me will be my Co-Host Sybil Marie Presley, and Radio Personalities Sharon Coleman, Larone Woodard, and Rev. Douglas Martin.
Tune in to see what Sharon, Larone, and Douglas will talk about this week.
And don't forget about our weekly contest. That beautiful genuine Akoya Pearl Bracelet is still up for grabs. I'm trying so hard to give it away. So tune in, and the winner could be you. (call in listeners only)
"The Emily Pearls Show" has been Blessed with grace and favor from God and people who have also helped to support us. In recognitioon of this, we will be celebrating our 1st year in radio. The celebration will be held on March 28, 2015 at Memories Banquet Hall, 6749 Winchester, Memphis Tennessee @ 7:00pm. Tickets are available here: www.emilypearls.net/tickets.
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US CENTCOM Twitter Hack: ISIS or NSA?
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Who done it?
At the same time President Obama delivered a speech on cyber security and consumer cyber protection, the Twitter and YouTube accounts of US Central Command were compromised.
The media reported that the culprit was ISIS or ISIS sympathizers. For about 40 minutes, the US CENTCOM social media pages were littered with ISIS propaganda that included threats to soldiers and their families.
Following the Sony data hack, certain legislators have pushed to renew CISPA, or similar "cyber security" legislation.
Is the timing of this most recent incident purely coincidental?
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It's amazing how much you can say in just 140 characters. But most people have trouble reducing everything they want to say down to just 140 characters.
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Tune into the show where I will share with you how you should market on Twitter. I will break down, how to learn what key words to use when breaking down your 3 paragraphs into 140 characters.
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Taking a Beating II
Yesterday (three posts down), we began a Conversation on Race™ by noting that not only were Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson, the two most notorious abusers in the NFL today (against stiff competition), African American—so were their defenders. We learned, and shared, that "whooping" a four year old child with a "switch" (the leaves from which were stuffed in the child's mouth) was commonplace in the black community (at least in the South). Like "baking a pie".
So, apparently is domestic violence:
Ray McDonald and Chris Cook of the San Francsico 49ers, Tony McDaniel and Kevin Williams of the Seattle Seahawks, Brandon Marshall and Santonio Holmes of the Chicago Bears, Greg Hardy of the Carolina Panthers, Dez Bryant of the Dallas Cowboys, Erik Walden of the Indianapolis Colts, Donte Whitner of the Cleveland Browns, Randy Starks of the Miami Dolphins and Frostee Rucker of the Arizona Cardinals have all been arrested for domestic violence or related charges since 2005, according to a USA Today database that tracks players' arrests since 2000.
I wasn't sure, so I checked: all 12 are black men. In a league that is roughly 60% black, how can 100% of the domestic abusers be black? As a New England Patriots fan, I remember Christian Peter, a serial abuser who was white—and of course Aaron Hernandez, a Hispanic gang-banger who played professional football on the side. Where are the four or five white guys in this list? These are just numbers. They don't tell a story.
[T]here are a large number of people who don't think Adrian Peterson did anything wrong at all, including fellow NFL players (both retired and active):
Keith Bulluck: Adrian Peterson might go to jail for whoop'n his son? Oh ok…
Darnell Dockett: I got a ass whippn at 5 with a switch that's lasted about 40mins and couldn't sit for 2days. It's was all love though. Times have changed!
Mark Ingram: When I was kid I got so many whoopins I can't even count! I love both my parents, they just wanted me to be the best human possible!
I have no comment on their upbringing. But did they see the pictures of Adrian Peterson's son? Have they read the reports? That wasn't discipline; it was fetishistic abuse. And why are all three black men?
NBC NFL analyst Tony Dungy joined the show to talk about Week 2 in the NFL and to share is opinion on charges against Vikings running back Adrian Peterson. Dungy said that he believes it remains to be seen whether what Peterson did was abuse and Dungy noted that he grew up with that kind of discipline in his home.
I admit I'm jumping back and forth between domestic abuse and child abuse, but can you blame me? That's the news. What I'm trying to get at in this Conversation on Race™ is what I'm often trying to get at: the violence committed against black people by black people—from inner-city crime to abortion—is appalling. If it is to end, and it must end, we first need to talk about it. Thanks for listening.


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A customer of mine would like to have the IPM-functionality in his own app. As I have no idea about Autodesk and/or IPM, I apologize in advance for my (possibly stupid) questions
Is there an API or something I could use to integrate IPM-functionality?
If not, does the IPM-App provide an URL-schema that I can call from my app, so I can open documents from my app in the IPM-Viewer?
I read something about a webservice where people upload their dwf-files to the Autodesk-Servers and the files are somehow processed and then you can view them in your browser?
As iPads provide a View called WebView, where normal webpages can be displayed, would it be possible to integrate the IPM-Viewer in this way?
Thanks a lot for your help!
The way to do this is to publish locally from within publisher, copy the IPM toyour own server, and then use a HTTP link to open the model in the viewer. Inventor Publisher Mobile Viewer (IPMV) registers the ".ipm" extension on iOS devices, so that clicking on a link with a .ipm extension should open the file in the app.
You can't get at the files that are published directly to the Autodesk cloud, except thru the special "IPM:" URLs. If you really wanted to, you could program a link in your application to link to this file and it would open the model from the Autodesk Cloud.
I received an e-mail asking about how to find custom URL schemes for specific applications.
Just in case you are unfamiliar with a custom url scheme – this refers to binding your app to a specific url scheme such as twitter:// which when used will execute the related app on the user's iOS device. What's really cool is that you can attach custom parameters depending on the app for example:
You simply load the url, and the app opens.. it's that easy.
Is it possible to pass any parameters into the application? For example, if I want some items to be highlighted, is there a way to have those highlighted without having to manually open and then click on said items?
Hello vsu123,
Thank you for the post. The answer is Yes, Publisher will publiser all paramaters to IPM by default, and you can use Properties Filter function to selectively publish the properties.
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Hello Vincent,
This is the link of property filter:
and Publisher can support to keep properties when publish to Mobile and DWF.
when you open the file in IPM viewer, or in DWF viewer, double click to selected the model, we can see the properties.
Hi Peggy,
When I click on the link, it says I don't have permission. Any alternatives or workarounds for this?
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Deyan Sinadinovich is recognized internationally as one of Serbia's most versatile and imaginative musicians and among today's most engaging pianists in his country. He is in demand for a wide variety of chamber music alliances, as well as appearing on major international concert platforms in recitals and concerto performances with some of the world's leading conductors. He has also directed several distinctive concert series and festivals.
Born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, he studied with Arbo Valdma and Jasmina Gavrilovich at the Faculty of Music, University of Art in Belgrade and Eliso Virsaladze at the Tchaikowsky Conservatory in Moscow. He has been singled out for the top festival prize at the French Piano Institute Festival held in Paris on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Schola Cantorum – an achievement that gave him the opportunity to further concertize in Paris. Since then, he has become a familiar figure on the international concert platform, recognised for the intensity and originality of his interpretations. In addition to his busy career as a performer worldwide, he is professor at both the Faculty of Music, University of Art in Belgrade where he served as the Vice-Dean from 2002-2006 and the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade where he was the chairman of the music department from 1998 to 2006.
He enjoys associations with many orchestras and is a favored partner of many distinguished chamber musicians.
A particular interest in contemporary music has led to several world premieres. He is a remarkable exponent of Serbian piano music, reflected in his collaboration with many of the country leading artists at the International Review of Composers in Belgrade. In the capacity of artistic director and conductor of the New Moment Ensemble that joins best instrumentalists from Balkans he successfully worked as a pianist and conductor under the supervision of Michael Nyman on his chamber opera "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" at the 2002 "Ideas-Campus" festival in Piran, Slovenia. After the Slovenian premiere of the Opera, Michael Nyman declared that was "the best performance of his music ever". Later the same year, "New Moment Ensemble" performed this Opera at the prestigious BITEF festival in Belgrade.
Deyan Sinadinovich has been the artistic vision behind several festivals and concert series that he founded. 'Piano Chamber Festival' in 2005 (Belgrade), Emil Hayek Festival (Belgrade), and all five editions of the Spring Piano Feast (Belgrade) established his reputation as an astute programmer.
Current and future busy schedule takes him to a range of international festivals as a soloist and chamber musician – in the program that includes piano trios and quintets by Schostakovich, Schnittke and Brahms (Artis Quartet, Vienna). At the beginning of the season 2013 he will perform with the W. Lutosławski Philharmonic (Wroclav, Poland) and the Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma (Roma, Italy).
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